Terms of subscription and circulation note for The Morning Journal
The Albuquerque Morning Journal declares subscription terms by carrier and mail, notes daily circulation of 4 461 copies for April 1908, and provides notary sworn statements. The paper bills itself as a leading Republican publication with nationwide reach and records.
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the Morning Journal
New Mexico
Republican Party
Albuquerque
American News
Territory of
Bernalillo
D. & Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
D. S&s. Boucher
H. N. Packert
Imity
Republicans face vice presidency choices in Taft era
The public discussion centers on the Republican vice presidential pick as Taft is a foregone winner. The Philadelphia Public Ledger rejects Cortelyou as unsuitable while favoring others like Deliver, Fairbanks, Dolliver, and Knox. It argues the ticket must secure New York, New Jersey, and New England and avoid weak or risky candidates.
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Taft
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Cortelyou
Ledger
Northwest
New York
New Jersey
New England
Dolliver
Bryan
Fairbanks
Cafinon
the Ledger
Knox
Hazard Lin
Topeka Denounces Brisbane Slur as Yellow Journalism
A Kansas newspaper fires back at Arthur Brisbane over an anti-prohibition remark claiming Topeka has seen more drunkenness in one day than Paris in a year. The Topeka Journal rebuts as vile slander and notes Brisbane as a leading proponent of sensational, yellow journalism with a rumored salary.
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Arthur Brisbane
Milwaukee
Topeka
Paris
William Randolph Kearst
Brisbane
Topeka Editorial Attack on Brisbane Sparks Controversy
The piece criticizes Arthur Brisbane of Hearst papers for inflammatory talk on poverty and prohibition. It accuses him of stoking class hatred and misrepresenting Topeka culture, calling him the highest paid on Hearst’s payroll with a knack for shaping falsehoods.
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New York
Hearst
New York City
Red Letter Boxes and a World on Display
A collection of notes discusses red letter boxes as conspicuous municipal fixtures and the caution needed in changing post office colors. It covers Rockefeller on reporters, Cunard liners’ deck tracks, Albuquerque Morning Journal’s coverage, Wall Street mood, Roosevelt’s Japan exposition push, and U.S. governmental support for the Tokio 1912 world’s fair exhibit.
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Philadelphia
Ritten House Square
Beacon Hill
Boston
Post Office
New York World
United States
Orient
Congress
Tokio
Secretary of State
Negotiations with the Yaquis Break Off Amid Political Rumors
The article maps a string of political snips and social quips across a chaotic page. Mentions include Governor Hughes praised for perseverance, Bryan’s possible nomination and the Chicago convention, and local notes from El Paso to Albuquerque about public sentiment, unrest, and curious schemes. The tone is a dense miscellany of political chatter, forecasts, and urban color.
Notice of Trust Deed Foreclosure in Old Town Albuquerque
Mary Kreifels and Sebastian Kreifels defaulted on a promissory note for 1200 dollars dated May 4 1907 payable in nine months with 10 percent attorney fees. To secure payment they conveyed two parcels in Old Town Albuquerque to Montezuma Trust Company.
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Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Kreifels
John Ginther
S&s
Montezuma Trust Company
County of
Bernalillo
Territory of
New Mexico
Linder Watts
Perea
P. A. Simpson
Said County
G. W. Wakefield
Albuquerque
W. BE. Sherman
N. EL
W. EB. Sherman
S. 1
W. H. Gillewater
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Arthur
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Mort
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Hughes
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el Paso
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Portabcs Herald
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Mediterranean
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Hillsboro Advocate
Afi
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Lindemann
Colorado
Tonight
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Lj San Marcia
Arch T. Wilson
S. Edith
Clenabang
Cash Buyers Union
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Casid
N. Secor
He Oie
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J. L. Guynn
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Lead Avenue
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Central Avenue
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Stacy & Co
Chas. E. Quivr
Broadway
W. HH. Stark
South First Street
Venice OF
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Villa Office
Venice
California
W. A. Bayer
Commercial Club
Maxwell
He. PY
Srrethe
Vanity Fair
Missouri River
Lakes and East
Republican
T. E. Purdy
Pudie
Texas
Superior Lumber and Mill Co
South Pirst Street
Nicolaei
Tessier
Central Venue
Berets
Colombo
Wagner
Lawrence
Will D. Howard
E. McBride
Board of Regents
Las Cruces
Agricultural College
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Medianic Arts
Journal
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