The Morning Journal Circulation Claim 1908
Sworn statement from D Boucher business manager of The Journal Publishing Company in Albuquerque declares April 1908 average daily circulation of 4461 copies for The Albuquerque Morning Journal. Notary H N Packert witnessed on May 9 1908 in Bernalillo County New Mexico.
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the Morning Journal
Albuquerque
New Mexico
The
American Newspaper Directory
Bernalillo
Ss. YD. S. Boucher
Journal Publishings Company
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Boucher
H. N. Packert
Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Kreifels
John Ginther
Atorney
Montezuma Trust Company
Linder Watts
Perea Street
Perea
Albuquerque Irrigation Congress Competes With Farm Exhibits
The Carlsbad Argus notes Albuquerque did not receive the $50,000 sought for the irrigation congress but a $36,000 sundry civil service appropriation was approved. Albuquerque’s irrigation congress meeting is billed as the greatest in history and exhibits of farm products bound for the local fair are arriving, competing for attention with the irrigation event.
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Carlsbad Argus
Albuquerque
Congress
Civil Service
Argus
Irrigation Congress
The Chicago Way and the Church's Courting Room
A New York World piece on Chicago church plans for a courting room with built in chaperones and private spaces. The column questions propriety while noting attempts to modernize church life with decorum and comfort for matches.
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New York
Christ Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Platform forecast for Republican national platform at Chicago
The Philadelphia Public Ledger predicts the GOP platform will attack Roosevelt while avoiding firm pledges on anti injunction anti trust and labor policy. It argues the party will denounce trusts but refrain from endorsing the Hepburn amendment and warns judges against injudicious injunction use. Labor praise is foreseen with hope for broad prosperity.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Roosvelt
Roosevelt
Gompers
Public Ledger
Platform contrasts in party record and Taft’s leadership
The piece contrasts a reforming executive platform with Congress resisting Roosevelt policies. It notes Taft’s temperament shaping public opinion and cites a Louisville Courier Journal verdict that Taft seeks the presidency, while praising the climate’s health benefits and a public figure who preferred being right over president.
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Alexander Hamilton
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
National convention notes heat up Chicago race scene
The Republican National Convention opens in Chicago with steady maneuvering by Taft Fairbanks and Cannon camps. Delegates, headquarters, and possible nominees for president and vice president fill the scene as party leaders forecast ballots, platforms, and committee posts.
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Taft
J. B. Kealing
Fairbanks
National Committee
Johnson
James T. Harahan
National Organization
Bryan
Collected Witty Clippings From Various Regions
A string of brief snips from editorials and gossip notes covers fishing trips, Dreyfus affairs, printer errors, naval disasters, a Colorado judge on medical bills, charged opinions on morality and politics, and a Chicago police censorship of Macbeth. Notable mentions include Mark Smith of Arizona, Mrs. Macdeclining King, Judge Parker and a New York Herald quip on the vice presidency.
Davis and Bryan Split Arkansas Delegations Stance
The Washington Star reports Senator Davis will not dispatch about Denver and Democrats in Arkansas may oppose him. Davis backs Bryan and Arkansas delegates are pledged to the leader. Public opinion shifts. six years in the senate may alter trust battles and national peril focus.
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Davis
Denver
Washington Star
Arkansas
Mr. Davis
Bryan
Senate
Object Lessons And Bank Reform Echoes
A New York Herald observation cites a Brooklyn bank in receivership returning to business after 42 days at a cost of 1190.80. It contrasts with a Oklahoma case where a suspended bank paid checks in 1 hour 15 minutes for a dollar ninety. Also notes on Peary funds, college time waste, women in industry, and Emma Goldman invitation.
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New York Herald
Brooklyn
Oklahoma
Illinois Central Railway Optimistic on Post-Election Prosperity
A London-dspressed cable to the New York Herald quotes the Illinois Central Railway official predicting a return to prosperity for the United States with dwindling railroad agitation and good crops. The forecast is framed as encouraging amid domestic signs of improvement. Mrs. I Bowen of Wayne, West Virginia praises Foley’s Kidney Remedy after kidney disease left her bedridden, claiming full restoration after use. J H OReilley and Co.
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James T. Harahan
Mrs
I. Bowen
Wayne, W. Va
Foley
J. H. O'Reilley and Co
High Treason in Socorro County Sparks Outcry
The San Marcial Standard notes growing public anger in Socorro County over alleged misuse of funds by young office holders. Citizens demand a people centered government and threaten to rebel to push for administration change.
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Socorro County
Soccero County
Gentey
Court House
Socorro
Doan's Kidney Pills Earn Enduring Customer Trust
Mrs. Frank Ray of Albuquerque testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her husband’s back pains traced to kidney trouble after four years of use. She notes repeated relief from rheumatic pains and urges keeping a supply on hand for kidney symptoms. Sold by dealers US wide at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Doan
Frank Ray
Baca Ave
Albuquerque
N. M
Helena
Mont
Ray
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Journal Publishing Co
Chicago Way
Louisville Courer-Journal
National Convention
Cincinnati
Ohio
Foraker
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Committee On
Daugherty
Charles L. Kurtz
Great Northern
Mr. Daugherty
Wurtz
United States Senate
Mark Hanna
Hemenway
Indiana
Michigan Avenue
Burke
Pittsburg
Knox
Philadelphia
Republican League
Keystone
Kealing
Sherman
Murphy
New Jersey
East
Energy
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Dolliver
Powell Clayton
Republican National Committee
Scott
Arthur I. Vorys
Vorys
Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles G. Dawes
Pairbands
Hopkins
Resolutions Committee
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Currency Commission
Mark Smith
Arizona
Oak Creek
Paris
Dreyfus
Paria
Tennessee
ED. Donegan
Rio Grande
Colorado
Madeclinig King
Seattle
Silver City
Grant County
Williams
Satan
Parker
Alton
Tree Tops
Missouri Point
Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis
Bill Smith
John
Fstancia
John Miner
Hattie Miner
Sunderland
Macbeth
Ing Duncan
Peary
New York University
American Academy of Medicine
Emma Goldgnan
C. A. Grande
North Broadway
Bath
Tijerne Canyon
Vanity Fair
Missouri River
East’ and Republican Folder
Santa Fe
T. E. Purdy
Texas
Superior Lumber and Mill Co
South
Brest Street
W.L. Trimble & Co
Second St
University of New Mexico
RE. B. Cristy
N. T. Armijo
James HH. Wroth
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
Said County
A. E. Walker
Colombo
Rio Grande Valley Land Co
John Bobradaile
P. A. Simpson
Said
G W. Wakefield
W. Be. Sherman
W. BE. Shermen
CS. FO
Woo
Territory
Mary Kreitels
Sebastian Kreitels
Territory of
Montazuma Trust Company
W. H. Gillewater
Abr McMillen
Sad
Elks Theater
FISKE
Manhattan Company
Rosmersholm
Henrik Ibsen
Matson’s
Morning Journal
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