The Albuquerque Morning Journal Public Trust Statement 1908
D S Boucher business manager swears to the April 1908 average daily circulation of 4 461 copies for The Albuquerque Morning Journal. Notary H N Packert certifies the sworn affidavit in Bernalillo County New Mexico.
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Unpleasant Duty Critiques Albuquerque Commercial Club
The Morning Journal condemns the Commercial club for inaction as Albuquerque faces a pivotal opportunity within ninety days to boost the city and New Mexico. The paper urges immediate, energetic effort by leaders to capitalize on the moment for material and economic gain.
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Parker Named Democratic Platform Chairman Rumor
A report from Democratic circles claims Alton Parker of New York is chosen for the platform committee chair at the Democratic National Convention. The item also says Parker’s selection would be acceptable to William Jennings Bryan and may reflect his influence behind the scenes.
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Bryan and party may seek a conservative Denver platform
The article argues Bryan and his supporters could back a cautious Denver convention platform, potentially matching or surpassing Republicans in conservatism. It notes Bryan’s growth in tact and strategy since 1896 and 1904, and the possibility of putting forward a platform focused on states rather than nation radicalism to appeal to voters seeking rest.
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Hoboken Prospectors Dig Up Gold Ore Worth Big Stakes
The article notes Solost WORKMEN uncover gold ore in Hoboken assaying $850 per ton and hints at quick profit. It mixes assorted anecdotes about politics and public figures, ending with rural life notes on New Mexico agriculture and county happenings.
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Train Orders by Telephone Poised to Supersede Telegraph
Exhaustive tests by the Marlington system indicate telephone transmission will replace telegraph for rail train orders in a short time. Accuracy in order handling is vital for safety, property protection, and traffic profits, challenging the long held belief that only telegraph can reliably transmit train orders.
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Vindication for Santa Fe Eagle Mr tursum
Report from Chicago ties the Socorro mayor to a national Republican resolutions committee. The New Mexico Republican central committee and newspapers praise him as vindicated by a territorial settlement law, a favorable convention, and leadership roles including a key committee assignment with Ricard o Alarid noted as a representative of New Mexico Republicans.
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Broken Off Store and The Thief Photographer
A fragmented column notes a man’s temper loses control after a vacation and hints at how appearances fool. It compares a man’s wife to a figure who would not notice such fits of anger and comments on wind like Tave. It concludes with the idea that taking a picture does not prove theft, as he may simply be a photographer.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Comfort for Consumption
A vintage remedy claim touts Pouley’s Honey and Tar as curing or easing incipient and advanced consumption with comfort and relief, urging readers to refuse any product not genuine Pouley’s.
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Asthetic and humorous clippings from regional papers
A compilation notes editorials and quips from multiple papers. It references Sunny Side Review in Santa Rosa Sun, San Marchal Standard, Bisbee Review, Williams News, Elida News, and Denver detective alerts on counterfeit notes. Also mentions firecracker bans and reactions to fashion trends like Merry Widow hats.
Benches Instead of Bill Boards
A June 18 letter from Long Beach California praises replacing bill boards with merchant benches placed along streets for pedestrian comfort. The writer notes benches are already used in Long Beach and Pasadena and argues the scheme is ornamental and successful, urging Albuquerque merchants to consider adopting it.
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What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of editorial snippets from Southwest newspapers noting local curiosities and upcoming events. Tucumcari considers street paving. Gallup and other papers remark on local growth and personalities while a new plant announces a forthcoming newspaper launch in Funnyside.
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McMillen Named Attorney for Trustee
Jay A. B. McMillen is designated as attorney for the trustee in the matter.
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