Albuquerque Morning Journal Circulation Statement 1908
Sworn circulation records for April 1908 show The Albuquerque Morning Journal printing and circulating an average of 4 461 copies daily. D S Boucher business manager attests to the paper’s high circulation in New Mexico and Bernalillo County. Notary H N Packert authenticates the affidavit filed May 9 1908.
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the Morning Journal
Albuquerque
New Mexico
the American Newsae Disectory
Bernalillo
D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque Morning Journal
D. S Boucher
H. N. Packert
Knotty council dilemma over coal oil store location
City council faces a tough choice regarding a coal oil store in town. Proponents warn of risk to nearby homes and citywide danger from fire, while opponents note property values and suggest relocating the store to reduce nuisance. The piece urges prudent action to safeguard both the company and residents.
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Bconse
PORE WARNED Is PORE ARM ED At Roswell Convention
The Roswell Democratic Party convention reveals a shift in New Mexico politics with growing Democratic strength and solidified organization after years of Republican dominance. Analysts note factors behind the 1906 election surge including public sentiment, party unity, and alleged irregularities impacting Larrazolo’s vote.
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Democratic Party
Roswell
New Mexico
Coun
William H. Andrews
Larrazolo
Sone
Larragelo
Democratic prospects in New Mexico amid party split
The piece argues that democratic enthusiasm in eastern New Mexico has grown since 1806 and that leaders aim to keep the Democratic majority united while also endorsing Republicans who have supported current governing methods, reflecting a complex balance of power.
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New Mexico
June in Montgomery News Preview
The Montgomery News uses a June scene to describe summer motifs. The prose hints at rural imagery of cows grazing calves weaning mares flies and the onset of warm weather. The piece blends natural details with a flirtatious flourish to evoke the season.
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Montgomery
Ala
News
Clarification on Commercial Club Remarks
The column notes misinterpretation of comments about George L. Brooks president of the Commercial Club. The paper defends Brooks as a community leader, praising his public spirit and efforts that benefit Albuquerque. It says its criticism aimed to inspire broader support and active civic spirit.
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Commercial Club
George L. Brooos
Brooks
Albuquerque
Weeks argues early 1909 report on emergency currency
Massachusetts representative John W. Weeks on the new finance commission and the house banking and currency committee says Congress will receive the commission's report before the 1909 session ends. He dismisses La Follette criticisms that the bill’s broad allowance of securities is unsafe and notes banks have historically hypothecated their best assets for clearing house certificates.
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John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
New Finance Commission
House Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
LaFollette
Weeks
Comstock Says Mexico Atmosphere Suits His Weakness
The remark notes Comstock’s belief that Mexico’s atmosphere would be congenial to his peculiar weakness, implying a preference for conditions favorable to his condition in a regional context.
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Mr. Comstock
Mexico
Candidacy Ends as Bryan Seen Nominated on First Ballot
Colonel Watterson predicts Bryan will be nominated on the first ballot. The Kentucky Colonel withholds fire, pledging support as editors desert to sound money. Brewers Association moves to abolish immoral saloon, prompting talks with prohibitionists. Oregon counties vote dry under the new option. Union Pacific bonds trade at a London premium, signaling panic’s end.
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Watterson
Johnson
Bryan
Kentucky
United States Brewers’ Association
Union Pacific
London Stock Exchange
Preparations Under Way for National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque
Preparations are well under way in Albuquerque for the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress to be held the last days of September and the first days of October. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway promotes the event with ads while local committees organize and print material to attract attendees. Expected attendees include active irrigators promoters of private projects and state and federal officials who will discuss an important program. An outline of the congress program is not yet available but is anticipated soon for publication.
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Albuquerque
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Congress
Editors Share Voices From the Southwest
A collage of editorials across New Mexico and surrounding towns comment on growth in Taiban and Santa Fe, political fits over Andrews, and calls for rain amid drought. Observers note moisture needs, party splits in Colfax County, and editorial moves in Silver City and Deming.
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Silver City Enterprise
Silver City Independent
Political discourse on Bryan and party unity
The Villadelphia Record and San Francisco Chronicle critique Republican sympathy for Bryan revealing Democratic vulnerabilities. The piece argues Bryan could force a lively 1908 campaign with Taft on one ticket and Bryan on the other, while warning against nominating unknowns. Separate notes report Anthony Comstock's street dress arrests and Mexican morals laws on women's swimwear.
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Villadelphia Record
Bryan
San Francisco Chronicle
Mr. Bryan
The
Chronicle
Democratic Party
Taft
John
San Juan Man Nominated for New Mexico Governor
Santa Fe dispatches urge voter support for a San Juan county candidate for governor if Taft wins, touting qualifications and ties to the territory. The proposal cites bond repudiation and names Cold Storage Biape, a former territorial assembly clerk and Republican committeeman from San Juan, as the preferred choice.
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Santa Fe
Taft
George Furry
New Mexico
San Juan
Andrewe
Fay and MiceGarry Mentioned in Poem Context
The fragment cites James Theodore Fay and a Lavwe Mr. MiceGarry in a poem about natural modesty and restrained ambition, noting acceptability to the unnamed reader. It reflects a literary discussion or index entry rather than a full narrative.
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James Theodore Fay
Mr. MiceGarry
Agtec Index
Willard Lost County Seat Bid to Estancia Leader
A ditty from Estancia Leader recalls Willard’s failed bid to become county seat. It likens Willard to a boy who ate green apples and caused a quarrel, noting Estancia won the designation instead.
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Willard
Willie
Bill
Estancia
Murders and a Giant Lion Highlight Southwestern News Notes
Jd. 1K Reedman a Fl Paso & Southwestern foreman was murdered at Don Luis Arizz with knives, robbery the motive. Kate Noland and Frank Noland trapped and killed the largest loan in Arizona history, a nine foot lion measured eight and a half feet long, 156 pounds. James Castleberry, who defrauded Judge McGrath and others in Grant Luna counties, faces jail in Deming after his string of bad checks and swindles.
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Reedman
Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Don Luis
Arizz
Kate Noland
Buckalew Ranch
Arizona
Frank
Paradise
James Castleberry
McGrath
Lordsburg
Grant
Luna
Deming
More High Treason in New Mexico Legislation
A harsh critique denounces late congress actions legalizing land frauds and timber theft in New Mexico. The writer calls it a travesty against justice and condemns officials who aided passage, arguing thieves escape punishment under special laws.
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Parmington Timse Hustle
Congress
New Mexico
Dean's Kidney Pills touted as cure for kidney ailments
An Albuquerque reader praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and kidney related troubles linked to diabetes dropsy and Bright's disease. The testimonial claims long term back pain eased after short usage and urges others to buy the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, the sole US agent.
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Albuquerque
Bright
Dean
L. J. Curd
South Third Street
N. M
Ducan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bursum Wavers on Andrews as New Mexico Republicans Unite
The piece notes Bursum wavering on Andrews and argues any competing claim by other Republicans cannot mobilize a majority of territory voters. It asserts Republicans still aim for victory and predicts the Democratic delegate candidate is doomed to defeat by Andrews or another strong Republican.
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Delexate “Andrews
New Mexico
Congress
Deming Graphic
Andrews
Dowaes
Colfax County
Colfax County Brook
Secorro
Mre. Andrews
Neomenous
Thomas B. Catron
Edward A. Mann
A. Otero
Charles A. Bpoiss
New Mexica
Mr. Andrews
Kk. BK. McBride
Board of Regents
Las Cruces
Agricultural College
New Mexico College of Agriculture and
Medianic Arts
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Local Dealer
Local ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough remedy. It claims it is more used than any other preparation and recommends choosing Foley's since it costs no more and is reliable, sold by J. HW. O'Reilly & Co.
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Foley
J. HW. O'Reilly & Co
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