Morning Journal asserts Republican alignment and circulation
The Albuquerque Morning Journal description proclaims Republican support and party alignment. It states average daily circulation in April 1908 of 4 461 copies, with details sworn by D S Boucher business manager and Notary H N Packert. Subscription rates offered for daily carrier and mail delivery within Albuquerque and surrounding area.
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New Mexico
Bernal Ile
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
D. & Houcher
Rotary
HN Packert
Democrats may lose blacks if Denver silence on Brownsville fuels Taft gains
The World argues Bryan must address Roosevelt policies toward the 25th infantry after Brownsville. It notes strong black hostility to Taft and warns the Democrats risk losing key Southern and border states if Denver stays mute. The piece recalls Ingalls on political games and questions if Denver can renew Democratic fortunes.
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New York World i
Denver
Brownsville
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Democratic Party
Taft
Bryan
Middle West
Imatlnoise
Ohio
Tne
Diana
Delaware
Kentucky
West Virginis
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Missouri
Benator Ingalls
Kaneas
Predicting Election Shifts in 1908 Campaign
The piece argues that prior large majorities mean little now and voters will judge candidates on current viability. It notes expected contests in New York Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania and suggests no overwhelming nationwide majority will emerge though a resolute, steadfast effort could steer outcomes toward a favorable result.
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New York
Indiana
Ohio
Tows
Pennsylvania
Roosevel
Parker
Letters on suffrage groups cited by Public Ledger editor
A reader challenges a Public Ledger editor's claim about the Massachusetts Association Opposed to the Parthier Extension of Suffrage to Women and explains how membership figures are counted. The letter compares signatures versus dues, cites suffrage petition totals in Michigan New York Chicago and Massachusetts referendums, and argues anti suffrage groups misrepresent strength.
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Jale Ward Mowe
Philobipna Public Ledger
Elitor Af Public Ledger
Public
M. A. OQ. Fok
Michigan
New York
Chicago
Jane Addams
Massachusetts
Political currents after the recent eskalation in congress
The passage argues that a disciplined force in congress left both parties with mixed outcomes. Republicans rallied but divided among their ranks, yielding opportunities. It cautions that a Taft victory may yield a smaller House majority than Roosevelt, and stresses that smooth work in the next four years needs narrow majorities and stable conditions.
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Congress
Camimorth
Political missteps shadow Philadelphia opposition campaign
The Philadelphia Public Ledger argues the opposition party faces pitfalls in courting labor support while alienating the conservative court backing. It warns that politicians overrely on labor as a voting bloc and risks alienating unions not aligned with the platform.
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Democratic Party
Lously
Ita
P U
Women and Suffrage Debate Shows Majority Favor
The piece notes a broad display of interest among the public with most women either supporting or indifferent to the issue. It cites ICYLIA WARD HOWR, president of the New England Woman Suffrage Association, urging readers to consider the question.
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Icylia Ward Howr
New England Woiman Suffrage Association
Beacon Street
Hoston
Com
Kansas Wheat Output Praised Yet Questioned by Report
The Agriculture Department notes 19.4 percent of winter wheat in Kansas, while Secretary Coburn touts high national production. He cites 1907 Kansas wheat exceeding New England, Hawaii, Iowa and eleven other states in quantity, with Kansas wheat mixed in northwest soft-wheat products. The piece questions the interpretation, mentioning Porto Rico and Greenland in the comparative method, and records twenty years of Kansas wheat totaling 407 end of year figures and a value around 69,909,719 dollars.
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Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Te Topeka
Department of Agriculture
Coburt
New England
Hainois
Iowa
Northwest
Coburn
Porto Rico
Greenland
Coburn Himes
Illinois
Taft’s career marked by continuous public service
The article notes Taft stepping down from the Ohio Supreme Court after 21 years to serve as solicitor general and later as secretary of war. It highlights his Philippine service and leadership roles, predicting a possible rise to higher office due to his long, faithful display of public service.
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Pon
Taft
Superior Court of
Ohio
United States
Elreult
Philippine Commission
Tiaa
Hids Waneed
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
N. M
Court House
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Grady Band resumes Sunday concerts in Robinson Park
The Grady band resumes its popular Sunday evening concerts in Robinson Park. The writer urges placing the Star Spangled Banner as the opening number and praises the patriotic reception of national airs by American audiences.
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Grady
What the editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A fragmentary survey of editorials from the Southwest notes Andrews seeks a third term, Taft’s private citizen status, and varied responses to weddings and fashion. It references the Milwaukee Sentinel on bathing suits and cites Tucson Citizen, Detroit News, and Allentown Call opinions on politics, society, and style.
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Southwest
Milwaukee Sentinel
Tucson
San
Huh’ Andrews
Sliver City
Grande Republicans Back Lar Ragelo For Congress
The Alamogordo newspaper notes Major W A Llewellyn returned Thursday from the Chicago Republican convention and warns against W J taking Ted Dye’s place. The Santa Fe Eagle urges renomination of Lar Ragelo as Geist to Congress and calls for at least a 250 vote majority if Bull Andrews is nominated, Farmington Times-Hustler reports.
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W. A. Llewellyn
United States
Chicago
W. J
Alamogoridoa
Santa Fe
Larragelo
New Mexico Interest in Pennsylvania graft trials
The letter urges New Mexico readers to follow graft trials in Pennsylvania involving Bull Andrews associates accused of milking taxpayers of Penn's Woods for 2,000,600 dollars. It warns taxpayers may later seek rural reform and keep Andrews supporters in power, claiming the territorial leaders should resist such influence.
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New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Bull Andrews
Penn's
Woods
Ralf Andrews
Port of entry questions stir New Mexico voters
Deming Headlight notes New Mexico politics focus on ports and security of pensions. The piece cites talk of federal appointments and Western support for or against Tammany at Denver, while debating candidates and ticket alignments amid intermittent praise for open ports and regional interests.
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Ninelves
Hull
New Mexico
Congresa
Antey
Botadery
Arizona
Ontis
Delawure Andrews
Thornless Pants Letter Sparks Debate Over Delegate Support
The Morning Journal publishes a letter from Hon. A. Morrison of Santa Fe dated July 6 1908 criticizing ongoing attacks on Delegate W H Andrews and defending his own stance. Morrison questions the paper’s support or opposition while demanding payment of an $8 bill dated July 4.
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Morning Journal
A. Morrison
Banta Fe
Andrews
Burbank thornless cactus pants tale stirs journal debate
A fragmented page item notes a bizarre insert about pants and a thornless cactus, in a published Journal of the Fourth. The text mixes religious cadence and satirical questions about judgment day and salvation, reflecting a curious cultural aside in the issue.
McKinley County Republicans Back Delegate Won Andrews
McKinley County Republicans and local papers unite to support Delegate Won Andrews for the 61st Congress. Voters praise his record securing bills, pensions, and land and water benefits, including irrigation and federal projects. Andrews promises a visit to Cellup and expects strong local reception.
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McKinsey County
Andrews
Htoswell
McKinley County
Airy Shoes Catalog Notes Various Oxford Styles
A garbled listing details numerous oxford styles for men women and children with prices ranging from 1.25 to 5.50 pounds and dollars. The text names Airy Shoes and references patent leather canvas and canvas options while showing inconsistent spellings and amounts.
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Waoaten
Stamp Mill Descriptions From Diverse Views
The three descriptions detail a stamp mill operation in Miller's Issue with oily fumes and noisy gear, the Magazine Correspondent’s desert scene of a costly plant and docking sites, and the Engineer’s precise dimensions and mechanical specs including 525 by 200 feet frame, 1 000 stamping capacity, and 104 stamps per minute.
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Miller's
Ve Star
Ernehera
Wholesale murder plot in Cochinchina
In Raigon Cochin China July 7 three Annamite officers were condemned to death for complicity in an alleged plot to poison the garrison. Two hundred militia members fell violently ill after drinking water, later found to be poisoned.
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Raigon
Cochin
China
Unti
Swamp-Root Kidney Liver Bladder Remedy Ad
Advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder diseases. Promises quick mild effects and purity certificate. Offer sample bottle by mail and drug store sales in two sizes 50 cents and one dollar. Albuquerque Morning Journal readers urged to request a free sample by writing to Kilmer Co.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Dr. Kilner & Co
Binghamton, N
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