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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
6
The Morning Journal proclaims higher circulation than any other Albuquerque paper or New Mexico daily. Subscription rates show daily in advance one year five dollars and daily by carrier one month rates.
A partisan debate over the Brownsville incident prompts a Republican-leaning press to condemn wholesale discharges as unjust. The piece questions proof of guilt, warns of punishing the innocent, and argues for government action to separate guilty soldiers from the innocent before punishment.
The court decision restricts combinations that trade or boycott among labor and management, aiming to modify the Sherman Act. Lawmakers fear the ruling could shift minds toward robust antitrust reforms and prompt President and White House discussions. The San Francisco Chronicle cites talks among many interests about changes to the act and the need for public and IC Commission approval.
The article discusses uniting classes of society in legal forms under supervision to protect public interests while allowing cooperation. It contrasts pools and boycotts as mutual protection and against offensive actions, noting White House conferences struggle to reconcile these aims amid political temptations and rumors of Roosevelt working with large corporations.
The article surveys varied topics from Johnson and Georgia politics, Taft and Bryan prospects, Rockefeller wealth, and Maxim guns to China Japan cabling disputes, U.S. rail orders, and a naval tale praising the Mauretania’s speed and American fleet planning, ending with Peru’s plow challenges and a tip for American suppliers.
The Washington Star notes a dinner where Justice Brewer and Secretary Taft clash on how much law is needed. Both agree Congress creates many laws, some useless or harmful, yet the War Department shows a need for more and better regulations.
Fragmentary report shows discussion of democratic reform and republican candidates amid tension. References include figures like Mr Bradley and Mr Beckhe, with unclear context and names partially garbled. The piece hints at public sentiment and party dynamics without clear actions or outcomes.
A fragmented excerpt critiques the New York Times reporting on the Brownsville affair. It argues the paper favors reinstating the accused while denying blame, contending the minority’s stance on military discipline and civil law seeks fairness amid the administration’s stance.
Governor John D. Long of Massachusetts, delegate-at-large to the convention, says if he could name the seat president today he would pick Taft. He cites Taft's natural qualities, training, and service in national and international affairs, while noting concerns about the party’s united front, Ohio feuds, labor sentiment, and key states like New York that could affect electability.
A Philadelphia or New York paper discusses that while autos boom with rapid production growth, the shift away from horse drawn transport is slower than expected. It notes the U S had over 1 000 000 horses in 1897 but now reports about 19 746 000 horses still in use, highlighting continued reliance on equine power amid advancing mobility.
The New York World presents a sixteen name roster for the presidential bid including Joy Johnson Minnesota Woodrow Wilson Princeton Judge Gray Delaware ex Governor Douglas Massachusetts Senator Culberson Texas Governor Folk Missouri Senator Bacon Georgia Chief Judge Cullen New York John Sharp Williams Mississippi Judson Harmon Justice Fuller Justice Peckham Justice White and Justice Bates Supreme Court Senator Daniel Virginia Mayor Tom L.
Advert says stomach trouble stems from overeat and slow healing. Two to three weeks of Mi o Na use before meals stimulates digestive juices and strengthens the system to banish indigestion symptoms. Company guarantees refund if Mi o Na fails to cure.
City council of Albuquerque New Mexico passes ordinance amending section 239 of the compiled ordinances striking the words two hundred and replacing wording. The ordinance takes effect April 1 1908 after being duly passed on March 16 1908 and approved by Mayor Frank M Red with clerk Harry B Lee attesting.
An ordinance fixes salaries for Albuquerque elective officers for the next two fiscal years. The city clerk shall receive 100 per month and the city treasurer 25 per month, payable monthly. The clerk may collect a 50 cent clerical fee from each license issued under current or future ordinances. Approved by Frank McKenna and Harry F. Lee.
An 1908 Albuquerque ordinance defines retail liquor dealers as persons runs or corporations who sell barter or give away spirituous vinous fermented or malt intoxicating liquors in quantities under one pint. It states exceptions and notes that ordinance 440 does not repeat section 39 of the compiled ordinances and bears the date March 16 1908 with approval by Mayor Frank Kee and Clerk Harry Lee. It also includes a separate notice for publication from the Department of the Interior on a land claim final proof in New Mexico with Beatrig L de Sedillo as claimant and witnesses named for a 20 year adverse possession of tract 868 in Peralta area.
Daily 6 a m departure from Torrance arrives Roswell at 11 a m cutting travel time by over thirty hours. Cars carry baggage on request with courteous chauffeurs. Apply to Bowwell Auto Co Roswell or Torrance agent. Also includes notices of poultry hatching stock and Hong Kong university gift funding and government grant.
From Dustan strain Wyandottes noted as great winter layers directly from Arthur Dustan yards. Eggs sold at 2 dollars per 15. Address 904 Williams Street. The notice also lists a public land filing in 1904 with hearings in Albuquerque and several witnesses named for proof of adverse possession.
Notice of final proof hearing for Luciano Aragon on tract B. H. C. N-535 in Sec 2 T6N R2W at Albuquerque N M on April 10 before Register Manuel R Otero. Witnesses Candelario Aragon Francisco Torres Manuel Vigil Escolastico Vigil to prove 20 years continuous adverse possession. Protest and cross examination invited.
Notices announce final five year proof and adverse possession hearings for Hippelite Toledo Anicento Aragon Aniceto Te f Peralta Jesus Garcia Epitanio Guneren Gunele Elias Chavez Candide Page and Bilas Chaves plus sale of Albuquerque real estate executors under George Somers plan with appraised values. Also an extractive honey advertisement and a reminder about writing ads and telegraph notices.
Whitson Weska Company announces limited time bargains on all goods including pianos. The store will stay open in the evenings as decorators begin remodel work to reduce stock and attract customers.
Dainty Shoes for Spring advertises high shoes oxfords or slippers for men women and children. Patent kid patent colt vici kid box calf gur metal or canvas in black tan grey or white with low medium or high heels. Prices as low as consistent with reliability.
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