The Morning Journal Stamp Includes April Circulation Figures
The document states The Albuquerque Morning Journey printed and circulated an average of 4 461 copies daily in April 1908. D S Boucher, business manager, swears to the figures before Notary H N Packert on May 9 1908 in Bernalillo County New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
The
American Newspaper Directory
Bernalillo
D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Boucher
H. N. Packert
Cut and Dried Political Forecast of the Year
The piece asserts that voters have pre decided party outcomes with Larrazola favored in Roswell, Taft expected to secure the Chicago nomination and Bryan in Denver seen as a foregone conclusion, noting bettors will play after tickets are set and warning against reliance on party walks.
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Larrazola
Roswell
Taft
Chicago
Bryan
Denver
Recount of New York mayoral ballots shows no fraud proof
After Hearst led a fraud claim post election, a court ordered a recount. Early boxes showed Hearst gains but overall results drift to minor changes with occasional errors. Officials cite careless tallying and stricter ballot scrutiny rather than fraud, noting isolated miscounts like 108 vs 127 for McClellan.
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New York
Hearst
McClellan
New York Tribune
Streight
Recount seen as boost to bipartisan canvassers
The piece argues the recount reinforces the present bipartisan canvassing system with party watchers to ensure honest tabulation even when a major party has no board representation. It suggests the Independence League would face a heavy blow if the court denies Shearnes martyrdom and undermines its leadership.
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Independence League
Shearst
Rough Rider mine founder tossed by bucking broncho
A tongue in cheek lament mocks a political figure's metaphorical bruising while praising a rough rider mine discovery. The speaker rails against a fall from grace and longs for steadier mounts in a nation wary of upheaval.
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United States
Currency commission not a true expert panel
The so called currency commission sitting during Congress recess is a joint committee of both houses and not a real expert commission. It lacks the technical mandate expected by reform advocates and aims to shield currency debate from current political contention.
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Currency Commission
Appellate Division Cuts Receivers’ Fees in Knickerbocker Case
The New York Appellate Division for the Second Department reduces $75,000 fees to $20,000 per claimant for three receivers in the Knickerbocker receivership. It calls the original amounts grossly excessive and condemns the wealth-seeking excess in trustee affairs.
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New York Supreme Court
Knickerbocker
Taft Likely to Gain First Ballot Nomination at Chicago
The Record-Herald reports that the allies recognize Taft will be nominated on the first ballot or by acclamation at the Chicago convention. Plans call for contests to proceed and be referred to credentials, with party discipline shaping the actions and calming tension amid the big gathering.
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Record-Herald
Chicago
Taft
National Committee
Republican Party
Settling the Contests Republican Push For Cleaner Conventions
The Republican National Committee and supporters advocate curbing Southern contest wars and patronage fights. They echo the New York Tribune, urging reforms to curb Gulf state influence, rebuke arrogance, and restore majority rule at national conventions.
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Republican National Committee
New York Tribune
Ihe
Republican Party
Gulf States
National Committee
National Convention
Republicans Wake To Taft Battle In National Committee
The Kansas City Journal notes that favorite sons opposing Secretary Taft may have reason to protest Rough Rider tactics by Taft allies in the national committee. It argues they have slept on their rights and done little to rally Republican voters nationwide.
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Taft
National Committee
The
Kansas City Journal
Taft favored as others fade in Republican field
The piece argues Taft will win the Republican nomination and urges rivals to accept defeat gracefully. It notes Fairbanks Cannon Hughes Knox Foraker Shaw and Roosevelt had support, but only Taft built real organization. Western delegates are urged to rally behind Taft for party unity. It also mentions the Colorado Interstate fair and its expected impact on Western industry.
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Republican Party
Fairbanks
Cannon
Hughes
Knox
Foraker
Shaw
Taft
Missouri
The
Journal
Union
Taftesy
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
G. C. Fuller
Tabor Grand Opera House
New Mexico
Georgia voters reject Hoke Smith in governor race
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes Hoke Smith’s defeat in Georgia as governor signals a shift from his radical reform stance. It credits prohibition backlash and road policy foes, plus farmer populist defections, for the loss to a more “safe and sane” candidate. Edison quip on sleep and British postal rate adds lighter context.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Smith
Cleveland
Atlanta Journal
Clark Howell
Constitution
Watson
South
Revival Presses Nation Toward Unparalleled Prosperity
The country nears a great revival with belief in a sturdy business base and growing confidence. Enterprise is poised to quicken as quiet growth leads to exceptional prosperity.
Sterilized Barber Shop in Carrollton Hotel Baltimore
A Baltimore barber shop at the Carrollton Hotel sterilizes towels razors strops soap combs and brushes by heat before each customer. When sterilization is not possible the barbers use Newbro s Hemicide described as an antiseptic for scalp and face after shaving. Sold by Reading druggists sample requests 10 cents Detroit Michigan two sizes 500 and 1 00 Bo H Briggs Co special agents.
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Carrollton Hotel
Baltimore
Maryland
Carrellton Hotel
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Bo H. Briggs and Co
Gigantic Spectacle At Volcano Kilauea Draws Honolulu Visitors
The central pit at Kilauea fills rapidly with lava forming an 800 by 400 foot lake and a 75 foot island as explosive gas bursts and maelstrom-like suction draw lava to the surface. Lava floods the banks, raising the pit floor and lighting the crater so brightly that lanterns are unnecessary for navigation at night.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Hawaii
Hilo
Henuapo
Rheumatism Relief And Episcopal Tea Notice
Aged man described as crippled by rheumatism seeks relief with Ballard's Snow Liniment. The Ladies Guild of St John’s Episcopal Church hosts a tea at Mrs. W. J. Johnson’s home 820 West Tijeras street on Saturday June 13 from 2 30 to 6 30 with a home cooking table and invites all to attend.
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Ballard
Bnow
J. H O’rielly Co
Ladies Guild of
J. John's Episcopal Church
W. J. Johnson
West Tijeras Street
Postom Cereal Price List At Cash Buyers Union
Rich men save by budgeting yet shoppers can cut costs at the Cash Buyers Union 122 N Second Street. The ad lists sour groceries and staples including Cream of Wheat Pearled Barley Fruit and canned goods with low prices and bargains on men and women footwear.
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Postom
Cash Buyers’ Union
N. Second Street
Notice of Promissory Note and Trust Deed in Albuquerque
Notice states Mary Kreffels and Sebastian Kreifels executed a promissory note for 1200 dollars on May 4 1907 payable nine months after date with interest and attorney fees. To secure payment they conveyed two tracts in Old Town Albuquerque Precinct 13 to Montezuma Trust Company by trust deed with detailed metes and bounds description.
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Mary Kreffels
Sebastian Krefels
John Ginther
Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Kreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
Jernalillo
Territory
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Linder Watts
Perea Street
Perea
P. A. Simpson
Said
G. W.W. Wakefield
Peres
W. BE. Sherman
Ss. K
Bernalillo
Mary Kreifele
S&s
County of Bernalto
Territory of New Mexico
W. H. Gillewater
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Great Britain
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W. A. Bayer
Commercial Club
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Tessier
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Beretts Jewelry
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N. Second St
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
Court House
A. FE. Walker
Truster
Colombo
Rio Grande Valley Land Co
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A. B. McMillen
Elks Theater
FISKE
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