The Albuquerque Morning Journal business disclosure
D S Boucher business manager swears April 1908 a daily average circulation of 4 461 copies for The Albuquerque Morning Journal This sworn statement was submitted before a notary public H N Packert in Bernalillo County Territory of New Mexico confirming subscription terms for carrier and mail daily delivery in Albuquerque New Mexico
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
The
American Newspaper Directory
Territory
Bernalillo
D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque Morning Journal
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Boucher
H. N. Packert
Mary Wreifels
Sebastian Kreifels
John Ginther
Mary Kreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
Kernalillo
Territory of
Linder Watts
Perea
Albuqueraue
W. E. Sherman
N. BE
8. K
Sebastian Kreifelen
County of
W. H. Gillewater
Road commissioners neglect country roads and waste funds
The paper criticizes country road commissioners for doing little beyond drawing per diem while city work shows better road development. It argues that country projects waste money and that rural efforts should match urban standards when funds are spent.
Rooseveltism and Anti-Trust Fears at Chicago Convention
The New York World denounces a White House draft platform as a tentative plan. It warned that if adopted the GOP would align with Rooseveltian extremes, pursue anti injunction legislation, and weaken antitrust protections, but notes the platform did not prevail and Congress should stand against such extremes.
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New York
White House
Chicago
Republican Party
Congress
Civic Federation
Farmers’ Associations
Supreme Court
Bryan’s influence at the Denver convention explored
The Washington Star considers how Bryan may shape the Denver convention and its votes. It questions whether he will flex influence or seek harmony with rivals, weighing his strength against remaining untouchable power and the prospects of conciliatory leadership.
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Denver
Washington Star
Bryan
Wim
Gray
Tur
Johne
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Viet Lincoln
Bryan and Democrats vie for control at Denver convention
The fragment discusses William Jennings Bryan, party divisions after 1896, and anticipated attendance at the Denver convention. It cites reactions to Chicago convention coverage, the New York Herald critique of mobs, and the implication that convention action shapes national policy.
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Chicago
New York Herald
The
Herald
Denver
Pastimes in Physic and Public Health Conversation
The New York Sun notes a shift as medicine becomes popular in everyday talk. Men and women openly discuss ailments from stomachs to nerves, with doctors seen as ready to help, while education may curb pleasant health delusions.
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Ards
Andover Seminary Marks Century with Graduation
The Andover Theological Seminary celebrated its hundredth commencement by graduating three students and retiring as an independent institution to become part of Harvard. The move signals the long rise of liberal thought challenging Calvinist strongholds and reflects a shift in religious scholarship.
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Smith
Andover
Cambridge University
Andover Theological Seminary
Harvard
Honor to Him Who Deserves It in Socorro Editorial
A Spanish language tribute to Elfego Baca, noted attorney and editor, lauding his energy, integrity and courtroom work in Socorro New Mexico. The piece praises his reputation across New Mexico and El Paso and ends with the line We consider it just to give to Caesar that which belongs to Caesar.
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Elfego Baca
Brother Baca
Socorro
N. M
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Caesar
Mexico Eyes Vast Irrigation Boom Following US Model
The Mexican congress earmarks 25 million dollars to back irrigation schemes. The sweeping policy offers ten year free imports of farming tools and cattle, tax relief on irrigated product exports, and incentives to small farms or large scale commercial farming, amid debate on social impact and peonage.
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Republic of Mexico
United States
San Francisco
Mexico
Congress of Mexico
Tropics
Americas
South
Roosevelt Tentative Platform Sparks Convention Tension
The Evening Post accuses President Roosevelt of attempting to dominate the Republican convention after publishing a tentative platform yesterday. The Post labels the paper as sensational and yellow in tone while contrasting with the New York World's coverage.
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A compilation of satire and political jab lines from multiple papers including Deming Graphic and El Paso Times. Jokes reference wind storms cleanliness gambling presidential run insults and a Roswell democratic convention fallout. The mix joins remarks on public life and scandal with light editorial pop.
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The
Southwest
Rattlesnake Poison Mechanism and Wildlife Theories
The article discusses rattlesnake venom delivery without a chest cavity path, suggesting poisons leak when the snake is on its back. It notes Davies’ theory on rattles and their purpose for luring prey, likening rattle sound to locust wings. It also mentions Emperor William meeting Ambassador Hill and a property trade involving St Louis residence and a Porterfield Illinois farm.
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Mr. Davies
Directoire Gown Overshadows Merry Widow Hat
The reader notes a crowded directoire gown crowding out the Merry Widow hat into the alley. The gown is described as resembling a cross between overalls and a gunny sack, reflecting fashion commentary from the period.
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Directoire
Ban on Merry Widow hats by Albauquerue ministers
Albauquerue ministers impose a ban on Merry Widow hats amid a cautious push to control fashion trends. Citizens are urged to comply as officials avoid detailing the ban’s scope while remaining silent on specific enforcement plans.
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Albauquerue
Willard Reecord
Respect for the Flag Sparks Call for Law
Secretary Taft states no law punishes insults to the United States flag. The El Paso Times notes intense American loyalty, yet cites incidents of disrespect and vigilant bystanders taking matters into their own hands, arguing absence of a flag-protection law is a legislative defect.
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Taft
United States
el Paso Times
Hair Loss Cure Promoted by Herpicide
Advises dandruff caused by a scalp parasite leads to hair thinning and baldness. Claims Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ to stop hair loss and improve hair texture. Offers 10¢ sample via The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mid. Two sizes 50¢ and $1.00. Briggs and Co. listed as special agents.
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Dan Truff
Newbro
Herpicide
Herpicide Co
Detroit Midh
Briggs and Co
Gila Monster Not Venomous in Davies Wound Feats
Harry Davies, dubbed the "snake charmer," claims repeated encounters with venomous reptiles do not kill him. He recounts bites from rattlesnakes copperheads and a Gila monster on his left hand, detailing swelling recovery and self treatments. Davies says he has built immunity through frequent exposure and potassium permanganate injections.
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Harry Davies
West
Davies
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