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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
6
The Morning Journal thanks the Grand Army of the Republic veterans for holding their territorial encampment in Albuquerque. It expresses hope they enjoyed the visit as Albuquerque did and wishes many future reunions and happy returns.
Washington report in the World details the Chicago convention plan with Senator Dolliver of Iowa as temporary chairman and Senator Lodge of Massachusetts as permanent chairman Taft supporters view Beveridge as a third term backer and fear a Roosevelt stampede while Iowa delegates back Taft and Massachusetts leans Taft despite some instructed delegates The move aims to sideline Beveridge and keep Roosevelt from an early inflammatory remark.
The Morning Journal presents balanced views on the presidential race. It cites Walter Wellman saying Taft leads delegates and may secure 700 votes on the first ballot with Roosevelt watching for shifts. The piece asserts accuracy and relies on reliable sources to outline each camp’s position.
The article analyzes delegate instructions and likely totals for Taft and Bryan at the national conventions. It presents a Taft forecast of 485 instructed and 161 uninstructioned delegates, with 491 needed for nomination, arguing no Taft stampede is likely. It also cites The Herald's Bryan outlook, detailing current delegate counts and state support.
New Yorks first state convention of Hearsts Independence League declares no fusion with any party and to avoid relations with republican robbery and democratic depravity. The move weakens Bryan vote as the league appeals to radicals and unreconcilables leaving Bryan with fewer former supporters.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger urges that Congress debate bills openly to allow intelligent judgment. It criticizes the Hepburn measure for granting executive control over large corporations and argues leaders reveal a lack of confidence when they avoid discussion.
Mme Jacques inventor of a corset for men asks Surgeon General O Rielly to study introducing this wearing article in the army. She argues it aids aging officers who gain weight and endure practice rides by easing active exercise and potentially prolonging active service though the surgeon general is reluctant to consider the issue.
A woman and her maid plan to visit the war department to publicize a corset scheme intended for older military officers. If successful, the project may become popular among overweight generals needing support garments.
A group of St Louis business men organize as advance agents of prosperity to lift spirits and encourage optimism. The piece urges widespread organization in New Mexico towns and notes Canada’s strict immigration scrutiny. It also cites Icelandic politician Katrin Magusson and comments on weather, with a jaunty closing remark comparing both to polite appearances.
A local note promotes Mi-o-na as effective for indigestion and stomach wear. The remedy is said to act on stomach and bowels, strengthening them so food is handled without distress. J. H. O'Rielly Co offers a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
A collection of editorial blurbs from various western papers. Notes on leap year recognition in a Memphis case, ideas for free mail in Silver City, Congress and mothers, and Oklahoma’s push into national politics with Governor Haskell backing Bryan.
A newspaper argues that using an Indian effigy on cigar store signs is not meant to insult but echoes a historic era when tobacco was called the Indian weed. It notes varied signs from gaudy sailors to grotesque wooden goddesses and cites the term wooden Indian as a reproachless phrase.
Mrs Frank Ray of Albuquerque New Mexico endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a dependable kidney remedy after her husband suffered back pains for years. She recalls favorable results since first using them in Helena Montana and recommends keeping a supply for relief from kidney and rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents remember the name Doan's take no other
Sealed bids for making and burning 360000 brick on the grounds of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts are due by 10 am on Tuesday May 26 1908. Bids must include 100 dollar certified check and bond for performance.
The final report of D A Macpherson as administrator of the Lewis A Grant estate with will annexed was filed in Bernalillo County Probate Court. The court sets Monday June 1 1908 for consideration and approval. Interested parties may file objections by that date, or the report may be approved and the administrator discharged. May 7 1908.
A bill introduced by a Cherokee senator aims to banish wooden Indian tobacconist signs in Oklahoma. The proposed law carries a $50 fine and up to six months imprisonment for violations.
Notice sets May 16 1908 convention in Albuquerque to elect 20 delegates to the territorial convention and nominate a congressional delegate. Primaries on May 9 1908 at 7 30 pm in various precincts to choose delegates at one per thirty votes or fraction over fifteen for the last Democratic congress candidate. Signed Burkhart as chair and Carnas as secretary.
Francisco Lucero y Montoya of Alameda New Mexico filed notice of intent to make final five year proof for Homestead entry No 7485 dated February 18 1903 for E% BEY Bec 24 4 Nie NEM Bec 35 Township 13N Range 1W before H W 8 S Otero U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on June 15 1908 Witnesses Plajedes Maldonado Alfredo Sando val Jacobo Tafoya Nicanor Pacheco all of Alameda NM Manuel R Otero Register.
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