Publication circulation figure for The Albuquerque Morning Journal
D S Boucher sworn as business manager of The Journal Publishing Company, Albany Albuquerque. For April 1908 an average of 4461 copies of The Albuquerque Morning Journal were printed and circulated daily. Notary H N Packert witnessed on May 9 1908.
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New Mexico
Bernalillo
D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
H. N. Packert
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Proposal
A plan urges Albuquerque businessmen to form a chamber of commerce and move it into the Commercial Club building. The ground floor would house the chamber with a shared secretary, while preserving space as a social lodge. The aim is a commercial hub serving town interests and exhibits from the International fair and irrigation congress.
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Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Irrigation Congress
Comimercelal Club
England to grant women the vote amid rising suffrage talk
The article notes a shift as England nears granting women voting rights while American suffrage activity wanes. It contrasts England’s potential reform with U S attitudes, arguing American women already enjoy broad liberties and legal protections under current laws. It reflects on the global suffrage movement and public interest in the 1910s era.
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England
United States
The
Kansas City Journal
British Prime Minister Opens Vote on Women’s Suffrage
Asquith plans to introduce a bill granting women the vote provided England’s women vote yes. He requires a majority of women to approve the measure, aligning Britain with the United States in seeking female suffrage. The piece notes historical delays and common beliefs about women’s electoral interest and domestic influence.
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London
Asquith
England
Great Britain
United States
Taft's nomination seen as stabilizing reformer harbor
The Philadelphia Public Ledger argues Taft's nomination restores public confidence. It calls Taft a sane reformer whose balanced record reassures citizens and promises a prosperous era as business benefits from renewed demand and rising industry.
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The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Taft
Platform preview signals Roosevelt policy endorsement
An advance glimpse of Chicago platform details shows a strong emphasis on endorsing President Roosevelt’s policies. The tariff revision, protectionist stance, and a pledge to favor American labor and home industries are central. A bias against using tariffs to promote monopolies is also anticipated.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Speculations on population rise from medical progress
The Record Herald highlights debates of the American Medical Association about population growth tied to medical and civilizational progress. It discusses war’s impact, prospects for universal peace, and the threat of plagues like plague yellow fever cholera and smallpox in history versus modern medical advances reducing fears and deaths.
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Record-Herald
Europe
Population Growth and Birth Rate Concerns
The piece notes vast gains in longevity due to bacteriology and surgery and highlights careful aging, predicting a population rise in civilized nations. It questions whether increased life spans will be offset by a falling birth rate and cites worries of declining births in France and other great peoples.
Boil the Water Warns Kansas City Journal Advised
The Kansas City Journal warns that flood season makes city water dangerously contaminated and unfit for drinking or cooking without boiling. It cites typhoid and diphtheria germs carried by Missouri river currents and urges households to boil and strain water. contrasts with Albuquerque water as pure and safe.
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri River
Surgeon Revives Woman by Heart Massage in Opera
New York Herald reports Dr J Sherman Wight of Brooklyn restored heartbeat after it had ceased during Wednesday operation removing the sternum. Breathing returned and lasted three days with no pneumonia. patient died Saturday. Identity kept private by ethics. Other items note languages and public remarks.
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The
New York Herald
J. Sherman Wight
Shermerborn Street
Brooklyn
Herald
Wight
Board of Health
Shaw
Long Island College Hospital
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
The piece cites editorials from the Southwest about social and political topics. It references the Phoenix Republican and Tucumcari News with mock commentary on editors, creditors, anarchists, and a playful jab at professionals in Albuquerque.
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The
Southwest
Heated season prompts scientist on California voyage
A Tucson Star quip notes a scientist sent to California to measure solar heat could have saved trouble by staying home or walking a main street during the hot season. The snippets parody regional figures and references to Paul Jones and Georgia thirst.
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California
Tucson
Acquittal in Acusable Homicide Case in Indiana
An Indiana woman who shot and killed a man was acquitted on the grounds she mistook him for her husband. The Tucson Citizen notes the case may prompt other Indiana men to wonder if they resemble the woman's husband in any degree.
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Indiana
Herusband
Tucson
Purported Pure Old Kentucky Whisky in Groceries Sparks Alerts
A Washington report claims pruned juice alcohol and licorice formed the municipal ingredients of Pure Old Kentucky Whisky found in a leading national capital grocery. The piece mocks the aqua mania water jag and notes doubts about a Houston physician triggering the spread while questioning rumors of opium distribution from Tucumcari.
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Washington
National Capital
Jeff Davis
el Paso
Houston
Galveston
Paso Times
Albuquerque Welcomes National Irrigation Congress to Be Held
The Albuquerque city and territory unite in a spirit of hospitality to host the National Irrigation Congress this October. Citizens from Colfax to Texas and Old Mexico pledge support, stressing state pride and the economic and civic benefits of welcoming a major national event.
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National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Thixia
Colfax
San Juan
Texas
Union ad lists varied goods and prices on 122 1 Street
An old time shop advertisement from 122 1 Street markets household items and apparel with prices including S150 and up, shirts and vests, glass tumblers and china pitchers, roasted coffee, and tomatoes, reflecting value and sale terms of the era.
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Cash Buyers Union
Notice of Promissory Note and Trust Deed in Albuquerque
Notice states Mary Kreifels and Sebastian Kreifels signed a promissory note for 1200 dollars on May 4 1907 payable in nine months with interest and 10 percent attorney fees if placed with an attorney. To secure payment they conveyed two tracts in Old Town Albuquerque to Montezuma Trust Company via a trust deed describe properties along Perea Street and adjacent blocks.
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Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Krefels
John Ginther
Mary Kreffels
Sebastian Kreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
Bernalillo
Territory
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Old County
Linder Watts
Old Town
Perea Street
Perea
P. A. Simpson
Said
G. W. Wakefield
W. E. Sherman
N. KK
S. E
OS. Wo
Sebastian Krelfels
Totes
Territory of
W H. Gillewater
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Morning Journal
the Morning Journal
American Newspaper Directory
Michigan University
Well
Los Angeles Times
Senator LaFollette
Boston
American Ethical Association
Royal House of
Portugal
Phoenix Epublican
Loman Leider
Tucumcari News
Lindemann
Brown
Smith
Georgia
Jones
Albuquerque Journal
Paul Jones
Paul
Atlanta
el Paso Times
War Department
Vanity Fair
T. E. Purdy
Superior Lumber and Mill Co
South First Street
Union
Tucumear
Tucumesari
T. Nicolaei
Tessier
Central Venue
Beretts Jewelry
W. A. Bayer
Commercial Club
Cc. A. Grande
North Broadway
Tijeras Canyon
M. R. McCrory
M.D. San
Teibune
Ea Prs Union
Oxfords
W.L. Trimble & Co
N. Second St
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
N. M
Court House
Said County
A. E. Walker
Colombo
Rio Grande Valley Land Co
John Borradaile
A B McMillen
Elks Theater
Manhattan Company
Rosmersholm
Henrik Ibsen
Matson’s
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