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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1908
Page
6
A Washington debate over Theodore Roosevelt's fight with Congress runs from the White House to the party's fate. Administration supporters argue Roosevelt seeks action to save the party, while critics claim he uses the big stick to pressure lawmakers.
Administration sources say President Roosevelt will not aid lawmakers who opposed his measures this session, while Speaker Cannon faces rising Republican rebellion. The piece notes Tawney and the secret service cuts as part of a strategy to curb administration policies and predicts potential Democratic gains in congress.
A Silver City business leader writes that Albuquerque must build a new large hotel to handle thousands of visitors expected for the irrigation convention next fall. Failing to act could harm Albuquerque’s reputation as a lively up-to-date town and deter future guests, the letter argues.
A mass meeting of anti Bryan Democrats convened in Albuquerque with Colonel Easley from Santa Fe and Colonel Hopewell. Resolutions call for New Mexico delegates to Denver to oppose Bryan. The chosen candidate to guide the delegation was not publicly named.
The article notes that warships face danger even in peace and cites Japan's Mikasa destroyed after the Russo-Japanese War and Matsushima lost to a magazine explosion. British vessels Tiger Gladiator and others suffered disasters with notable acts of discipline. It adds that many Japanese cadets and crew perished on Matsushima, and American sympathy flowed to Japan via a message from Acting Secretary of the Navy Truman Nowberry.
A digest of the Taft Bryan contest with Democratic splits in New York Michigan Connecticut and more as Taft looks set for the Chicago nomination while Bryan faces doubt. Included are comments from Hartford Times and Kansas City Journal about convention prospects and party dynamics.
A report argues that prosperity has returned, outlining evidence of stronger markets, rising employment, and favorable economic indicators to persuade the most skeptical readers. It cites data on production, consumer confidence, and investment trends to support a brighter outlook.
A collage of odd anecdotes and light editorials from regional papers. Items dismiss snakes in New Mexico, praise New Mexico citizens, and joke about local quirks and headlines.
A Prescott Journal reporter quotes a clergyman condemning brutal animal fights in the West. He urges publication of the April 24 item exposing the recent Badger fights and calls humane citizens to protest the inhuman spectacle witnessed in Albuquerque.
A clergyman denounces a dog versus badger arena combat as barbarous. He laments the cruelty, questions civilization, and calls for action from authorities and the public to halt the inhumane spectacle.
Druggists wary of favoring products yet many back Newbro's Herpicide claiming it kills the dandruff germ. A Champaign Illinois dealer reports a customer regrowing hair after use and calls Herpicide the best in its class. Samples offered by mail with stamps, two sizes priced 50 cents and 1 dollar via agents.
San Diego May 4 F P Ramirez attorney for William J Walker absconding New Britain Conn Savings Bank cashier and T F Egan Connecticut police commissioner arrived from Ensenada to seek Walker’s extradition. No final decision on writ of amparo. Judge Cardenas who ruled against Walker before to decide on current hearing.
Readers praise Hyomei for instant relief from hay fever, bronchitis, and colds. Testimonials cite cures or strong improvements after using the pocket inhaler and emphasize money back if not satisfied. Extra bottles priced at 65 cents, with distributors offering refunds if ineffective.
A brief note states a Morning Journal want panel item groups milvertines for its separate errand. The text references theds and goegees as part of the unusual wording.
R Thomas secretary of the American Hereford Cattle Breeders association informs Carl E B Stow that a large sale of Hereford bulls will be held in Albuquerque during the Sixteenth National Irrigation congress and exposition. The event will showcase top specimens and conduct auction sales to the highest bidder, attracting New Mexico cattlemen.
Prince Helle de Sagan and Madame Gould and party departed Rome on May 4 bound for Florence or Milan. They stated they enjoyed their stay in Rome as they avoided public attention during the visit.
An honored resident of Wolcott Vermont recovered from a severe dysentery attack after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. A druggist Mr Leweh cited prompt cure and availability to all town druggists.
All water accounts in Novi are now due by the fifth of the month. Payments must be made at the Water Supply Company's office located at 219 West Gold.
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