San Francisco Way Proposes Tax on Billboards and Setback Rule
The piece endorses a city tax on billboards and a minimum twenty five foot setback from sidewalks as a model for others. It argues a square foot tax would fund public costs and views billboard nuisance as a public resource if regulated. It also notes broader efforts to overhaul unsafe schools following past theater disasters and praises authorities for active reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bill Board
Albuquerque
Collinwood
Llroquois
Energeti
Valencia County Election Farce Criticized by District Attorney
District Attorney Clancy rebuts a Morning Journal editorial on Valencia County election methods. He denies any intent to blame Mr. Sol Luna and calls the county’s voting process a farce. He suggests conditions remain poor and may justify the article’s criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Morning Journal
Valencia
Sol. Luna
Roosevelt Calls Taft the Biggest Going Concern in Country
Walter Weisman cites a White House discussion where Roosevelt praised Taft’s all round strength. He highlighted Taft’s temperament, consultation, patience, humor, and ability to resolve complex issues, contrasting with Elihu Root as the greater intellect but Taft as the premier practical leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Walter Weisman
the Record-Herald
White House
Knox
Cannon
Fairbanks
la Follette
Foraker
Elihu Root
William H. Taft
United Mt War
Noted Roosevelts Tone Prompts Taft Jibe in Public Discourse
The quotation reflects a sharp public exchange echoing Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. It characterizes Taft as a “fine big boy man” in a political arena, implying strong personality clashes in early 20th century leadership circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington to push tariff revision plan before adjournment
Washington dispatches indicate a House action before adjournment to fix a tariff revision program. The plan may authorize the Ways and Means Committee to sit over the summer or hire experts to prepare data for next year. Roosevelt backs practical action to put Republicans on record before the campaign. Women drivers noted as safer than men per New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Cincinnati
New York World
Governor Hughes Urges Railroads Under Federal Regulation
The New York Sun reports Governor Hughes believes government regulation of railroads has come. The paper fears his view may be correct, noting dishonesty and corruption in a few railroads has tainted the entire system and spreads a shared blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York ‘Sun
Weather service praised by New York paper
The New York Tribune lauds the Weather Bureau as useful and well administered noting about 84 percent accuracy in daily forecasts and smaller error in mariner storm warnings. It cites Professor Willis L. Moore and highlights the Bureau’s value amid expanding foreign trade and consular duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
The
New York Tribune
Republicans Face Fraud Claims Over New Mexico Nominees
The piece charges Republican fraud and corruption in New Mexico politics, criticizing the party's leadership and noting delegates at Bilver City including Ricardo Alarid who had recent legal troubles such as contempt of court and a pending case related to a shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicana
Lave Ev
New Mexico
Santa Fe Eagle
Bilver City
Ricardo Alarid
Nimety
United Fais Gon
Vindication of Alarid by Santa Fe Republicans sparked party backlash
In a Santa Fe county convention a man named Alarid was selected as a territorial representative, seen by some as vindication but by critics as evidence of Republican rottenness in the county and territory. They call for utter defeat at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Alarid
Supreme Asset in Roosevelts Mothers Talk Draws Debate
The national address praises motherhood while warning against unregulated indulgence. The Kansas City Journal notes lines between ideal and actual conditions and urges elevating the lower classes to ensure proper race preservation. It favors supporting poor families to raise healthier children over encouraging large, unfit progeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Mothers
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Kansas City Journal
Cornelia
Messages From Moriarty and Moral Musings
A collection of quips and observations on money favors marriage and human nature. The notes joke about lending, trust, and behavior of men and women with wry reflections. Ernest Thompson-Seton is cited about animal behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Mr. Beton
Notice of Homestead Proof for Cristova Cae til le y Chaves
Department of the Interior announces Cristova Cae til le y Chaves of Bocorre county New Mexico seeks final five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 1511 filed May 28 1907 for BE Section 14 Township 3 North Range West. Proof to be made before U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque New Mexico on March 16 1908 with witnesses Simino Rais Benedict Rais Rafael Chaves and Manuel Castilian listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Sante Fe
N. M
Cristova Caetille Y Chaves
Bocorre County
U. & Court
Albuquerque
Simino Rais
Old
M. Bendicto Rais
Albua
Hafael Chaves
Los Padillos
N. Manuel Castilian
Albuque
Manuel RB. Otbao
Ranta Fe
Elias Chavez
Wey
Valencia County Elections Editorial Sparks Controversy
A Valencia County election dispute is addressed by a judge who defends the county against claims of padding and defends Mr. Solomon Luna. The official investigation found limited evidence of irregularities and notes Luna warned Republicans beforehand to maintain lawful conduct. The judge regrets any unfair criticism of the county or its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone Journal
Valencia
Wriiten
Valencia County
Congress
Solomon Luna
Luna Great
Mustice
Luna
The Menace of the Forest
Dr Felix L Oswald warns in National Magazine that unchecked forest destruction will desiccate the Old World and threaten America. He cites the Mediterranean turning to desolation and a 4 500 000 square mile loss of habitable land as a warning, predicting a desertified eastern hemisphere spreading westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old World
America
Mediterranean
Padtria
Africa
Felix L. Oswald
National Magazine
Flood Threatens Tacoma Rivers Amid Heavy Rains
Flood warnings issued for Payullup White and Stuck rivers as excessive rainfall raises river levels. Efforts target keeping debris from the Interurban bridge over the Payullup in Tacoma while McMillan faces the Payallup within eighteen inches of the recorded height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Tacoma
Payullup
Payullup River
McMillan
Payallup
Beatriz L. de Sedilio Final Proof Notice in New Mexico
Beatriz L. de Sedilio widow of Bonifacio Sedillo files notice of intent to make final proof for smallholding tract No. 868 in sections 24 and 25, 1 N, 2 E, before J. M. Luna in Los Lunas NM on March 17, 1908. Estanislado Otero Guillermo Orena Aniceto Aragona Garcia Bernardino Sedillo named as witnesses to prove twenty years of adverse possession. protests and cross examination allowed at the time and place. Vel R. Otero, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Lands Office
Santa Ve
J. M. Luna
Los Lunas
N. M
Beatriz L. de Sedilio
Bonifacio Sedillo
Estanislado Otero
Peralta
Guillermo Orena
Aniceto Aragona Garcia
Bernardino Sedillo
Interior Department
Sala
Vel R. Otero
New Mexico Resources Highlighted In Irrigation Push
The piece argues eastern coverage misrepresents New Mexico as barren and notes plans at the National Irrigation congress to showcase the territory’s coal, water power, and irrigation potential. It cites Colfax county coal, Gallup fields, upcoming rail connections, and rapid land development attracting eastern investors. The notice also mentions public land claims and a local sale by Whetson Mesic Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Union of States
National Irrigation Congress
United States
Colorado
Southwest
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Raton
Colfax
San Juan
Gallup
Colfax County
America
States of the Union
Dainty Shoes for Spring High Styles in A Eighteenth Century Ad
RAULAGAD presents a spring range of high shoes for men women and children. Styles include oxfords and slip ons in patent kid vici kid box calf gun metal and canvas in black tan gray and white with low to high heels and extension soles. Prices range from 1.00 to 5.00.
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Cheilbuquerque Morning Journal Journal Publishing Co
A. MacPherson
Burke H. B. Hening
Marcus P. Kelly
Nweee
San Francisco Way
Interior States
Central West
Moriarty
iMollarly Messenger
Tne
Newexico
Raton Range
Whetson Mesic Company
Occidental Life Insurance CO
New Mexio
Arizona
Legal Reserve
MONEY
Home Offick
No M
Raynolds
O'Rielly
Sec'y
Undertaker
A. J. Major
West Central Ave
Alvarado
Bottling Company
Alvarado Bottling Company
N. Secomd St
Albuquerque, New Mexico
B. H. Briggs & CO. Druggists
Alavarado Pharmacy
Cor
Gold and Firet Highland Pharmacy
East Central
Broadway
Shelby
Chas G. Couch
New Management
Weck
Roswell, N. M
Hugh J. Collins
Attorney At Law Co
W. Granner
Gen. Megr
Southwestern Law and Collection Agency
Bonded
N. T. Armije Bldg
Albuquerque, N. M
Joan W. Wilson
Hioom
N. T. Armije
Rn. D. Brytan
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. MM
L. Burton
Highland Office
Walter Street
A.duquerque
IRG& Husi
Armijo
DRS .Hadrach & Tuli Practice
Frye
Santa Fe Coast Lines
West Central Avenue
DRS. Bronson & Tronson
Vann
W. M. Sheridan
Homeopathic Uhvercian and Surgeon Occidental Tafe
Albuquerque, M
J. B. Kraft
Barnett Building
Powe
Mall
Assa
W. Jenks
Aseager Mining and Metallurgical
Coo Weat
Pratt Avenue
Postoffice Boz
B. H. Kent
South Third Street
Civil Engineers
Pitt Ross
U. S. Land Department
Cash Buyers’ Union
Cash Buyers
Union 122
North Second Street
WM. Dolde
Aztec Fuel CO
Wood Mountain Wood
Gallup and
Yankee Lump Coal and Coke
Wirst and
Granite Ave
WWA
J- Patterson
West Sliver Avenue
Rio Grande Lumber Co
Marquette
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