MEN WHO HAVE MADE HISTORY AND THE GRAND ARMY
A nostalgic tribute to Civil War veterans in Albuquerque at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The article lauds their enduring legacy, cites Senator Knox choosing action over office, and argues the Union’s permanence and destiny affirmed by their military service.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Knox
Pennsylvania
Supreme Bench
South
Central America
Union
Great Army of the Union
Airship of new design combines plane and dirigible features
French inventor M. Capazzo unveils a large flat gas bag acting as an aeroplane wing with three motors delivering nearly 400 horsepower. The nine thousand cubic meter bag is balanced by motor and car weight. This marks the first practical large craft test of the concept.
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M. Capazzo
Paris
New York Herald
Selection of Vice President Fairbanks to attend Quebec anniversary
The Washington Star agrees the country will ratify with pride Fairbanks's selection to represent the U S at July anniversary exercises in Quebec. Canada invites many Americans to share citizenship amid a celebratory program including the Prince of Wales and a distinguished entourage.
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Washington Star
Fairbanks
Quebec
Canada
Prince of Wales
American Impressions from an Occasional London Times Correspondent
An Occasional Correspondent of the London Times shares impressions of America and Americans in a series of letters. He notes he spent only one year in the country and offers thoughtful observations on people and culture.
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London Times
America
Americans
Nave
American settlements compared with English centers
A critic contrasts American settlements with English neighborhood centers, praising the 200 settlements for influencing social life on par with schools and churches. Hull House and other centers are cited for practical teaching, adaptability, and democratic, nonpaternal interaction that strengthens neighborly ties and immigrant integration.
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Hull House
England
America
Inetinet
New Mexico Weather Relief Amid Widespread Storms
Residents of Albuquerque and surrounding areas endured dust, cold, and disruption from recent extreme weather. Despite superficial damage, fruit crops remain healthy and overall conditions are favorable compared with harsher storms elsewhere, reaffirming New Mexico's celebrated climate.
Labor Campaign Aimed at Pulling Labor from Party Yoke
Last Sunday Samuel Jempers president of the American Federation of Labor opened Labor's Campaign to be waged nationwide. It seeks to persuade working men to assert political independence and cast off party alignment.
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Samuel Jempers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Labor, Independence, and the Gompers Debate
The piece argues that independence means political autonomy free of boss or union dictation, praising workers and the Morning Journal stance. It criticizes Gompers for opposing the Supreme Court, urges changing unjust laws, and contrasts the united Republican Party with a divided Democratic Party ahead of the Chicago convention.
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United States
Compers
Gompers
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Chicago
Curious Patents Showed at Washington Exhibit
A letter describes small yet profitable inventions showcased by the patent office in Washington including rubber change mats automatic inkstands can openers featherbone ice shavers glass lemon squeezers and a collar button that keeps ties from hiking up A New York paper asks about a woman’s earnings and Bernard Kansas notes a wife’s spending color blindness is now a bar to army officership and the Brownsville affair debate is raised.
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New York
Bernard
Kansas
Hee
Farm Boy's Long Day on the Farm in Song and Verse
A rural lyric contrasts a farmer boy guiding horses and working the fields with a dawn routine. The verse describes early chores feeding animals, milking cows, and tending crops as the boy dreams of a future on the farm and endures hard labor.
Albuquerque Armory Dedication and Veteran Echoes
A hodgepodge of 19th and 20th century notices covers the Albuquerque armory dedication with a $25,000 target, veteran recollections, and local curiosities. The Tribune hints at a romantic elopement pursuit, alass fate and a silent, ongoing tale in the pages.
A Unique Farm on the Mountain Top
The Ray farm sits on a summit of Mosque Peak above Mountain Valley, eighteen miles west, owned by a Texas man. He, his wife, and daughter live on a two hundred acre level area at the top accessible only by burro. All goods and farm produce must be carried to market or foot of the mountain, making cultivation costly yet rewarding with sweeping views and altitude.
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Moriarty
Ray
Mosque Peak
Manzanas
Mountain Valley
Texas
Editors Weigh Budget of Irrigation Congress in New Mexico
The sixteenth National Irrigation Congress meets September 29 to October 3 in Albuquerque, hailed as a drought era educational drive. Roosevelt lauds irrigation laws as a milestone for the nation, while El Paso voices skepticism about regional exhibits and local backing. The piece also notes various editorials dissecting weather and political campaigning in New Mexico.
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Great National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Great Plains
Roosevelt
United States
Nara
Walton editor joins Democratic delegate bid against Larrazolo
The Almanac notes W. B. Walton of Silver City Independent attacks O A Larrazolo in a Democratic delegate bid. Walton, editor and territorial committee secretary, imagines victory but calls the honor empty while Gallup Republicans respond to the political clash.
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W. B. Walton
Silver City Independent
Democratic Territorial Committee
O. A. Larrazolo
Congress
Larrazolo
Gallup
Southwestern News Notes highlights and local items from Arizona
Reports of increased wildcat pelts push county officials to suspend bounty payments in Yavapai. A new railway line is incorporated to connect Enid Oklahoma to Las Vegas New Mexico, though only on paper. A Lost child near Winslow is found after a night out, and Cloudcroft resort plans a June opening with a low-rate excursion. Convict labor shifts near Las Vegas while a government survey delays the Pecos forest project. Ex-bank cashier McDowell faces charges in Phoenix, and Prof. Tinsley conducts practical farming meetings across San Juan County. Major Carrington, exonerated by the Supreme Court, may visit Port Stanton NM.
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Green
Territorial Penitentiary
Las Vegas
Pecos Forest Reserve
Carrington
U.S. A
United States Supreme Court
Manila
PM. Carrington
Port Stanton
N. M
Hyomel Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh and Bronchitis
In letters from Utica New York Columbus and Pleasantville Pa readers praise Hyomel claiming instant relief from catarrh bronchitis hay fever and asthma. The ad notes a pocket inhaler with each dollar outfit and offers extra bottles at 60 cents with a money back guarantee from J H O Rielly Co.
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Bertha Weekly
Pleasantville
J. H. O'Rielly Co
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