Move on Albuquerque must prepare for irrigation congress guests
The piece urges immediate action to house the thousands expected for the irrigation congress in Albuquerque. It warns that failure to provide adequate accommodations will harm the city's reputation and jeopardize benefits from the event. The author notes a seven month lead time and questions what can be done by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Irrigation Congress
Congress
Supreme Court Upholds Woman Protection Against Overwork
The Oregon limit of ten hours for women in mechanical labor is upheld as constitutional. The New York World notes suffragists seek equality, not sympathy, and Justice Brewer argues women’s special protections persist even with equal rights. The piece discusses gender norms and the race to balance protection with equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States SupreMe Court
Brewer
New York World
Supreme Court
Brewer Uger
Justice Brewer
Advertising as a science in Mr Stamm’s Terrace addition sale
The article argues advertising is a science and praises M. P. Stamm for promoting his Terrace addition in national papers. It highlights an expensive large display ad, claims Albuquerque’s growth potential, and notes the real estate offer of 50 by 132 feet plots at reduced prices to attract buyers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Satmm
Stamm
Lew
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Metropolix
M. P. Stamm
Fee'y
Albuquerque
N. M
Lalited States
Railway Wage Controversy Seeks Federal Intervention
The Erdman Act allows either side in wage disputes threatening interstate rail service to request U S labor commissioner intervention. Southern Railway has moved to involve the commissioner to settle questions at issue between the road and its employees. Public note states any settlement will be accepted by all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Commissioner of Labor
New York Herald
Washington
Southern Railway
Railroads' Conspiracy Claims Questioned by Herald
The Herald questions charges that U S railroads conspired to discredit President Roosevelt by cutting wages. It notes W S Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers informed the president, and that Morissey of the Brotherhood of Traimmons doubts any nationwide conspiracy was possible, calling it moonshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald May
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
the Herald
W. S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Traimmen
Stone
Albuquerque’s Rise Compared to Chicago in New Mexico’s Growth
The piece argues that once New Mexico’s natural resources and soil productivity are fully explored, Albuquerque will rival Chicago as a key hub, predicting a rapid rise in the territory’s prominence among world producers. It emphasizes bold projections about the state's future economic stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Chicago
Foundation
Universal Language: English to Dominate World Speech
A review contrasts The Hague conference and Esperanto with English leading as the global language. It cites The World's Work forecast showing English dominance in daily use and literature, predicting it will become the universal reading language within a century and spoken by a quarter of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
W. T. Stead
Choate
M. Kriere
Stead
Eat Less to Live Longer Warns Hygienists
A column warns against overdoing food and drink, praising abstemious living and explaining that excess causes indigestion and disease. It cites aging sensibly on modest meals and activity, then promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for aches and pains. It ends with poultry pricing and a local contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Notice of Public Sale in Albuquerque Real Estate
Executors under the will of George B. Somers announce a public sale on March 1, 1908 at 10 am. on the premises in Albuquerque New Mexico offering improved lots in block 39 and unimproved lots 19 to 22, with appraised values of 2400 for the improvements and 1400 for the unimproved lots. Bids below appraisal not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Baldridge
Otto Dieckmann
George B. Somers
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
New Mexico
Albuquerque N. M
Baldrige
Otto Dierck Mann
George B. Sumers
Department of the Interior
Senta Fe
N. M
Milas Chavez
Hia
Homestead Kerry
Tange
W & Otere
Albquerque
Fanio ‘Junele
Juan Gunele
Gabriel A. Chaves
Candide Page
al of
Manuel BR
Otero
Register
Voice From the Pecos for Statehood Advocates New Mexico Growth
Letter to the editor argues New Mexico deserves statehood as Interior Department reports show rapid population growth from eastern states and rising homestead filings. It cites irrigation advances, desert lands, coal resources, and expansive development including Pecos Valley traffic, rail and reclamation projects, and a large school system as evidence of statehood viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha Mordinc
New Mexico
Atigana
Mare Nolee
Uncle Sam
Secretary of the Interior
Garfhell
New Mester
Han Imal
New York
California
Pecov Valley
Rhode Island
Delaware
Penneylvania
Blue Brass
Kentucky
Uiestock
Vrouw Valley
Publi Sc
SPS
Best Typewriter Ever Sold For Sixty Five Dollars
An advertisement extols a new typewriter priced at 65.60, claiming it surpasses older visible and blind models and signals a new epoch in typewriter design. The piece contrasts the $194.60, $109.60, and $67.90 machines, urging readers toward the $65.60 marvel as the practical choice for progressive buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Scientific American
Be ggs for Hatching Wyandottes From Dustan Strain
Advertisement for Dustan strain Wyandottes offering first class stock direct from Arthur Dustan yards. Hatching eggs priced at 2 dollars per 15 eggs. Located at 904 Williams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustan
Arthur Dustan Yards
Williams Street
Roswell Torrance Mail Co Offers Fast Route to Pecos Valley
Roswell Torrance Automobile and United States Mail route established January 10 1906 promises fastest link to Roswell and Pecos Valley with daily 6 am Torrance departure and 1 am Roswell arrival. Cars carry passengers and baggage, seats reserved via local agents, with expert chauffeurs and modified wagons for larger baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile
United States Mail and Passenger Service
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Thia
Torrance
Roswell Auto Co
Kia
Roswell Ann Co
Roswell N. M
Stockard
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Co
D. A Macpierson
Burke H. B. Henning
Marcus P. Felly
Vaeeee
the Morning Journal
Mexico
American Newspaper Directory
Saye
Hor
Ballard
J. H. O’rielly Co
Plymouth Rocks
Phone
McGuire
Pecos
Dunbar's
Corner Third
Gold
BF. G. Pratt & CO
Underwood
Alvarado
Bottling Company
Quan
Coyote Canyon
KEW Ved
Albuquerque, N. M
Bost
Alvarado Bottling Company
Phome
N. Secotd St
New
Park
Harger & Lampoon
Corner Twelfth St
Mountain Mad
M. Rosenstock
Courteenist Street
Central Avenue
Mhote sZt
Occidental Life Insurance CO
Legal Reserve
West
Bast Company
Home Office
Raynolds
Pres. J. HW
Orielly
Sec’y
Gen
Sskkke
Undertaker
A. J. Maloy
West Central Ave
Verre
Bottling Works
Bouth Divet Street
B. H. Briggs & CO. Druggists
Proprietorsa
Alavarado Pharmacy
Cor, Gold and Ket Highland Pharmacy
Cor
Kant Central
Broadway
Hugh J. Collins
W. Granver
Mer
Artiuset
Southwestern Law and Collection Agency
Bonded
N. T. Armijo Bldg
Albuquerque, N
G. Him Howard Q. Volney
Howard Howard & Howard Attorneys At Law
First National Bank Bldg
Spanish Eooker
Joan W. Wilson
Law Collections
N. FT. Armijo
H WD Bryan
First National Bank Builying
Physicians and Surgeons
Dor. & I. Burton
Highland
Walter Street
Buquerque, N. M
R. L. Husbt
and & N. T Armijo
ORS
Bhadrach & Tulie Practice
Couller
Santa Fe Coast Lines
West Central Avenue
Howies
Homeopathes
DRS Bronson & Bronson
Vanes Drug Store
W. M. Sheridan
Occidental
Albuquereee
M. M
J. B
Krapt
Barnett
W. Jenks
Mengineers
William
Staley
N. U
Civil Engineers
Pitt Ross
U. & Land Department
Goldaveous
Morning Journal
Cash Buyers
Union 122
North
Shecond Street
Aztec Fuel CO
Gallup and
Yankee Lump Coal
Steve
WHONE
Pirst and
Granite Ave
Ws. J. Patterson
West Sliver Avenue
New Mest
Rio Grande Lumber Co
Marquette
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