Sworn Circulation for The Albuquerque Morning Journey
D S Boucher business manager of The Journal Publishing Company testifies that in April 1908 The Albuquerque Morning Journey printed and circulated an average of 4461 copies per day. Notary H N Packert confirms sworn statement on May 9 1908 in Bernalillo County New Mexico.
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Congress
Morning Journal
New Mexico
The
American Newspaper Directory
Bernalillo
D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
D. S&s
H. N. Packert
Time for Vigorous Work at the Club
Members of the club pledge to take a stronger, warlike approach to duties and reform. The Morning Journal notes the inactive state of the organization and calls for full mobilization, new leadership, and rapid preparation to meet pressing needs.
Lesson for Convention Orators on Audio and Size
The Chicago Record-Herald reviews convention oratory urging smaller halls for debate. It faults inaudibility and overlong cheering in the large venue and suggests moderating length to improve impact, noting that brevity has enhanced past speeches and that crowd noise hinders effective delivery.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Orjong
The Art of Eloquence in a Brief Speech
An opinion on public speaking, urging brevity over verbosity at conventions. It warns against rudeness from audiences and praises concise orations as a path to reputation while acknowledging crowd impulses and the need for speakers to adapt.
The Vice Presidency Nomination and Reactions
Commentary on James S. Sherman as Taft’s running mate. Roosevelt papers critique the choice, noting political maneuvering, regional implications, and potential impact on electoral votes in the West and Midwest.
Chamber of Commerce Proposal Reignites Downtown Space Plan
A suggestion to convert the lower floor of the Commercial club building into a chamber of commerce gains favor among business leaders. Proponents say rents could exceed current club income and a permanent regional product display would promote local industries and attract county participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
City prospects for advertising advantages of territory
A discussion highlights county displays and many towns as prime sites to promote the city and region. Advocates believe such an advertising drive could quickly grow into a valuable means of showcasing local advantages and attractions.
Taft's Taft Delegation Victory Undercuts Regular Politics
The Chicago convention is said to fairly reflect Republican sentiment and Taft's overwhelming support is viewed as aligned with law and facts. Yet recurring pocket delegations threaten honest politics by enabling injustice and tyranny against true representation.
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Chicago
Taft
National Committee
Unc le Joe Cannon Declares Stand Against Injunction Plan
The statement rejects the injunction plank and vows to quit public life at seventy if needed. He stresses preserving equal rights for all citizens regardless of union status or occupation and opposes laws that favor one group over another.
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Joe’ Cannon
Hevich
Platformula and the planks of politics
The Baltimore Sun discusses the term platformula a newly coined word by an English writer. It suggests evasive unsubstantial declarations that lack binding power and would let parties slip into power rather than bind them to action, unlike a plank which stands for a specific pledge.
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Baltimore Sun
Wordy Dispatches and Rumors Across the Territory
A collage of notes from Chicago to New Mexico mentions political talk on the Republican platform, a fatal shooting in Louisville Colorado, and fishing tales from Carrizozo. It notes Larrazolo’s campaign launch plans and commentary on Taft’s ballot tally as observed by a Hillsboro observer.
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New Mexico
Carrizozo
H. S. Campbell
Ruidoso
Colfax
Valencia
Larrazolo v
Larragzolo
Lordsburg
Press Commentary on Taft Era and Party Reform Debates
A collage of editorials notes European ambassadors at a Chicago convention impressed yet unable to voice opinions after a spectator uproar. It cites party reform hopes from the minority and critiques news suppression. It recalls Taft’s public standing, editorials from several papers, and mentions old election talk and harbor gunfire costs.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Editors of the Southwest Debate Congressional Delegation
A compilation of editorials from Southwest papers debating New Mexico’s path to a congressional seat. The Gallup Republican predicts W. H. L. Andrews will be the next delegate, while others question the length of state contention and the political pace in the region.
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W. HL. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Gallup Republican
Gallup Blocked by Santa Fe Railroad Practices
A brief note attributes Gallup's stalled progress to the aggressive and hoggish tactics of the Santa Fe Railroad company in its handling of regional development and transportation initiatives.
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Gallup
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Galup Republicun
Hagerman Urges Focus on Irrigation Congress Exhibit
Hagerman Messenger urges keeping attention on geoking up the exhibit for the irrigation congress this fall and avoiding any distractions that could detract from the display.
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Hagerman
Irrigation Congress
Hagerman Messenger
Drowning season draws as fashion talk wanders
A coarse mix of quotes mocks drowning dangers and fashion trends in New York Chicago El Paso and Hagerman. Critics mock director gowns and political figures while noting public interest waning and absurd statements about Hall Andrews circulating in papers.
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el Paso Times
George
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Nard's Herbine Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Upsets
An old advertisement touts Nard's Herbine as a mild yet effective cure for stomach and liver complaints including constipation and dyspepsia. Sold by J. O'Rieily Co at 50 cents per bottle.
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Nard
J. O’rieily Co
Aztec Town Backs Prohibitory Saloon License
Aztec town board approves a prohibitory saloon license and urges citizens to support enforcement. The move, effective July, aims to end liquor traffic and elevate citizenship, marking Aztec as the first New Mexico town to abolish gambling and the saloon evil.
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Aztec Town Board
Agtec
New Mexico
Revolt Plans Threaten Cuban Annexation Bond
A remark suggests that leaders backing Cuban annexation could also plot a new revolt if the initial uprising succeeds, implying a willingness to challenge existing bonds again.
The Man First and Party Afterward
The Estancia News notes the New Mexico Democrats favor popular vote nominations over boss driven picks. It calls for fixed salaries for county officers to reduce taxpayer costs and urges a longer campaign to educate voters about candidates and principles.
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New Mexico Democrats
New Mexico
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Relief for Parents
Advertisement claims McGee's Baby Elixir calms crying infants, soothes nerves, and treats disordered bowels and sour stomach. Marketed as safe and pleasant with no harmful drugs, bottle prices listed at 25 and 50 cents, sold by J. H. O'Reilly Co.
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McGee
J. H. O'Reilly Co
Window Slades in Stock and Made to Order
Fu Trelle Furniture Co advertises window slades in stock and made to order with lowest prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Futrelle Furniture Co
Bargain Goods From the We the Buy ers Union
CASIS BUYERS UNION at 122 N Second Street advertises price reductions on clothing and housewares. Items include ladies shirts, vests, glass tumblers, china cream pitchers, roasted coffee, and canned tomatoes with mail orders solicited.
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Cash Buyers Union
Casis Buyers Union
Second Street
Notice of Trusteership Sale of Old Town Albuquerque Property
The Montezuma Trust Company as trustee will sell at public auction on July 6 1908 at noon at the Albuquerque post office front door for cash the Old Town real estate parcels described, securing a note of $1200 plus interest and attorney fees. The sale follows default on the promissory note dated May 4 1907 executed by Mary Kreifels and Sebastian Kreifels to Mary Kreifels and Sebastian Kreifels, with Mrs John Ginther as holder. Proceeds cover costs first then principal and interest.
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Sebastian Kreifels
John Ginther
Montezuma Trust Company
Bernalillo
Territory
New Mexico
Linder Watts
Perea Street
P. A. Simpson
Said County
G. W. Wiakerfield
Perea
Albuquerque
EF. Sherman
Corper No
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Sebastian Kreifeln
County of
Territory of
Steezu
Zuma Trust Compan
W. H L. Gillewater
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