Tariff as Issue Shapes 1892 Economic Outlook
Jacob H. Schiff argues that U S prosperity hinges on tariff decisions after the presidential election. The Washington Star notes tariff revision will dominate Chicago and Denver discussions, with party differences and timing affecting business sentiment and policy momentum. The piece recalls 1892 protection battles and McKinley’s push for tariff-focused economic recovery.
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Washington Star
Chicago
Denver
Senate
Cleveland
Congress
McKinley
Punish the Murderers Near Cabezon in Sandoval County
A New Mexico citizen was murdered in his bed near Cabezon, Sandoval County. Two to three suspects were involved. two men were arrested and released on $500 bonds. The author urges thorough investigation and punishment to deter future crimes in the sparsely settled area.
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New Mexico
Cabezon
Sandoval
Sandoval Eounty
Idaho Senator Supports Open Forest Policy Stance
Senator Keyburn of Idaho argued for timber access as a national forest policy, claiming Idaho’s people are too high graded to abuse forests. The Chicago Record-Herald cites this as flawed statesmanship and warns of government intervention to prevent forest destruction.
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Keyburn
Idaho
Washington
Michigan
Chicago Record-Herald
Foresta
New Mexico Sees Quayism Risks and Forest Plans Cited
A 1908-09 outlook on reform in banking and politics warns against Quayism as New Mexico braces for robust growth. The piece notes Ireland’s afforestation and calls for responsible state outlay, while praising Albuquerque’s post office progress and the Tucumcari News’s modern form.
Political banking under the Quay machine draws new victims in Pennsylvania
A Philadelphia paper reports a cascade of bank defalcations tied to the Quay political machine, with Montgomery of Allegheny National Bank stealing over 40 000 and Harvey of Enterprise National Bank jailed for seven years. It notes misappropriation at a Pittsburg bank nearing a million and links the losses to a pervasive system dominating state revenues.
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Quay
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Philadelphia
Allegheny National Bank
Sears
Thomas W. Harvey
Enterprise National Bank
Clarke
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Commonwealth
Enterprise Bank
Allegheny National
Quey
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying Vindicated
Alfred G Vanderbilt proves he can drive a coach London to Brighton, confounding slanders about heirs. The Phoenix Republican notes Mossbacks have no chance as Clovis advances with prosperity.
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Gifford Pinchot
United States
The
Southwest
Alfred G Vanderbilt
London
Brighton
Phoenix Republican
Arizona Statehood Debate Prompts Governors Meeting
The Clovis News quotes the Tucson Star urging governors and the president to discuss Arizona’s admission as a state. The goal is to attract men and money to develop the region’s resources and benefit local people. Governor Kibbey is urged to argue for statehood as the key catalyst.
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Arizona
Statehood
Kibbey
Tucson
Power of Beautiful Homes Landmarking Towns with Cottage Gardens
A description extols attractive home cottages with well kept lawns shade trees shrubs and flower beds. The piece notes how such homes serve as memorable landmarks for visitors and locals, guiding familiarity and memory for years, citing the Belen Tribune observation.
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Belen Tribune
Revival Meeting Sets Record in Territorial Evangelism
Sunny Jim Religion in Las Vegas hosts a revival led by Dr Barrer who claims a new record in territorial evangelism. He attacks fear as a tool of false evangelists and argues true faith yields joy and happiness that spreads to others.
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Sunny Jim
Las Vegas
Barrer
Roswell
Weather and War Talk Mix in Fractured Newsland Pages
A jumble of headlines and snippets reports on varied topics from a redefining election of weather forecasters to Russia ordering five battleships. It notes a Fort Worth man fracturing his wife's skull and a New Mexico land promoter touting a Creator guaranteed bank.
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Russia
J. A. Cloyd
Fort Worth
Tesas
NEW Mexico Land Company
Bank of Creation
United States
The Merry Widow Hat Sways Across a Petty Parade
The excerpt describes a wide brimmed hat with a large rim that stretches from one side to the other. The text suggests a fashion note on the hat worn by a girl and references observers and a person named C A M Lewis in Houston.
Public Road Petition Laid On Table In Precinct 1
Regular Session on April 6 1908 notes petition of FR Heyn and others for opening a public road in precinct No 1 laid on the table. County Surveyor Ross ordered to measure yards needed to bring road from Albuquerque city limits to stock yards to proper condition. Numerous accounts approved with substantial salary and supply disbursements across jail flood projects bridges surveyors and public works. Adjourned to meet April 8.
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Alfred C Grmstfeld
M. R. Springer
Poliocarplo Armijo
AL EB. Walker
FR. Heyn
Ross
Albuquerque
A.B. Stroup
A. B. Stroup
A. Grunsfeld
Policarpio Armijo
W. Clanes
J. F. Pearce
Tomas Griego
A. J. Walker
Jesus Romero
P. C. Garcia
S. Crollett
Sandoval Publishing Company
P. Ross
Cole Ranch
Barelas Bridge
Corrales Bridge
Corrales Dyke
F. HW. Mitchell
Bargain Store Ad Promises Low Prices at Cash Buyer's Union
Local ad lists numerous low price items including women’s Viel Kid Oxfords at 1.25 and patent leather Oxfords at 2.50, men’s shirts and leather goods, coffee and tea, and a mail order option. Mentions 122 N. Second Street as location with hundreds of bargains and contact for orders.
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Cash Buyer's Union
Oxford
Oxford Tor
Lennox Boap
N. Second Street
Lee
Chase
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Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Journal Publishing Company
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R. J. Taylor
Veyor
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Ik. J. Walker
Edmund Ross
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Q. Coulter
Sido
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FW. Spencer
H. S&s. Lithgow
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J. Ss. Beaven
H. B. Weiler & Co
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Ghit, & Months
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Star Hay and Grain Company
Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar Company
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Oxfords For Children
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Old Albuquerque
Emiliano Vigil
Bernardo
Policarpoe Sanchez
Mariano Vigil
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
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Vicente Lujan
Via
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Acolastico Vigil
Policaspo
Manuel ER
Notich
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
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A. and M. College
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Vomm May
D. A. Macpherson
Lewis A. Grant
Db. A. MacPherson
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Plajedes Maldonado
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