Journal Publishing Company circulation claim April 1908
D Boucher business manager of The Albuquerque Morning Journal states an average daily print and circulation of 4461 copies for April 1908. Notary H N Packert attests sworn before him on May 9 1908. Includes subscription terms for daily carrier and mail delivery.
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New Mexico
Bernalillo
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
D. Boucher
H. N. Packert
Chicago adopts cautious push for safe and sane Fourth
The Record Herald notes Chicago formed an organization and is working hard for a reasonable Fourth of July reform. Public sentiment sees fireworks as a nuisance and danger, with emphasis on restricting dangerous devices. Parents are urged to provide safer amusement alternatives to curb destructive celebrations.
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Chicago
The
Record-Herald
Pistole
Taft likely to win. Bryan framed as main rival in press view
The San Francisco Call and Washington Star discuss Taft as likely president and Bryan as the strongest Democratic competitor. They compare paths, motives, and fortunes, noting Taft’s judicial temperance and Bryan’s political persistence as pivotal factors shaping the 1908 race.
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Taft
United States
Bryan
Warre
Carolinas
Cuba
Panama
Philippines
Europe
Barnum
Denver
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Kingdom of Heaven
San Francisco Call
The
Washington Star
Quite the Contrary Governor Johnson and a Vice Presidential Nomination
The Washington Star argues Governor Johnson would view a vice presidential nomination with cautious pride. It suggests his self assessment will show his achievements justify second place on the national ticket, and that a lack of enthusiasm would signal a party misstep.
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Johnson
Hughes
Washington Star
Questions of character and politics color national tone
The text critiques egotism on tickets, laments political machines in Tennessee, and mocks age versus marriage norms in Pennsylvania. It notes Taft on hard work, hints at John Mitchell rumors, cites June heat's crop impact, and reviews currency and Cuba troop withdrawal politics with conservative cautions.
Scrambled OCR Data Attributed To Unclear Figures
A fragmentary OCR line shows mixed numbers and prices: 8 to 13, 1.25 to 2.00, 13, 1-2 to 1.50 to 2.25, 212, 108, times like 1:21.78 and 2.50. No clear event, names, or places emerge from the legible items.
Modern remedies for consumption and cold prevention
An old article contrasts past and present methods for treating consumption, claiming modern care strengthens the body's defenses. It touts Virgin Pine as a 24 hour cold cure and cough remedy, produced by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati Ohio, with warnings about imitations.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnatic Ohlo
Fragmented 1910s column items mix gossip and satire
Jumbled notes report political slyness and social scenes from a western paper. Items mention Teheran, Taft, Prescott jail, a road roller, New Mexico prosperity, and fireworks bans. A conductor faces a suit after a Merry Widow hat mishap near the Gila Monster Railway.
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Gila Monster Railway
Arizona
Baffling Window Hat Mystery Stuns Downtown
The baffling incident raises questions about ethics and cruelty while bafflingly the hat is found to have passed through a window. Authorities remain puzzled by the manner in which the hat entered the premises.
Grover Cleveland And His Place in History
Grover Cleveland has died at an advanced age. A twice president of the United States, he passed away peacefully, leaving a nation bereft. He was a steadfast patriot who shaped his era through prominent public service and retirement in measured years.
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Judge Parker
Denver
Publc
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White House
Democratic Party
Cuba
Washington
Grover Meveland
Princeton
Veison
Tucson
Noticer
KE. Nicolaci
Tessier
Albuquerque
Censtral Avenue
Berets
Death of Grover Cleveland Ends Era in American Politics
The passage mourns Grover Cleveland as the greatest Democrat and a key foil to Republican succession. It claims his death ends an era and notes his influence on party leadership and democratic vitality.
Grover Cleveland Remains a Great Character in Public Memory
The Phoenix Gazette notes Cleveland’s enduring esteem after retirement, praising his private life devoted to family and outdoor recreation. It lauds his business and public service, saying his death removes a great character of the age.
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Grover Cleveland
Phoenix Gazette
Portrait of Mr Cleveland as a man of resolve and achievement
The El Paso Times extols Mr Cleveland as a disciplined, confident leader who rose from poverty to the nation's highest office through his own merit. It lauds his forceful individuality, strong character, and unwavering convictions, noting his self-made rise and trusted intellect.
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Mr. Cleveland
Paso Times
Cleveland Remembered For Truthful Leadership And A Long Record
The Phoenix Republican recalls Mr. Cleveland as one of the few towering presidents with a record of great accomplishments and rugged honesty. While not history making in every era, he was never intentionally wrong nor wrong for long, earning praise that could have been louder for more spectacular feats.
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Cleveland
Phoenix Republican
Cleveland and McClellan in Historical Portraits
The piece contrasts Grover Cleveland’s cautious policy choices and public service integrity with his critics. It notes his flaws like bond sales to the Morgan syndicate and his growth in office. It then paints McClellan roaming Washington square at night and recounts a sisterly quarrel over wallpaper scratches.
Iowa Origin Family Endsorse Des Moines Remedy
Born in Iowa the Ennis Bros note decades of use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, made in Des Moines, saying it saved a life in El Paso Texas and is now sold in Narcoosee Florida where it grows in favor. It is for sale by all druggists.
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Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Nareoossee
Fla
Ennis Bros
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