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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
4
The Aldrich bill replaces the Vreeland measure in the Senate sending both bills to conference. Democratic and Republican votes split on passage with 47 supports and 20 opposing. The move follows swift committee action and session-end negotiations. A political ad ends with a promotion for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
An early advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's medicines with printed ingredient lists and sworn formulas. It promotes the Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion catarrh and mucous- membrane diseases, plus Sage's Catarrh Remedy for nasal and throat irritation and chronic cases with accompanying coughs and hoarseness.
In Washington May 15 the house moved toward adjournment May 23 with rapid action on the military academy appropriation bill and omnibus public buildings bill. The house also passed 125 private pension bills and a reform on the Vreeland currency bill amid a bitter attack on former Speaker Keifer. The senate considered the Aldrich bill and adjourned at 5 12 p m. The senate later sent the currency bill to conference after heated debate.
The House moved to conference on the Vreeland currency bill as amended by the Senate. Debate focused on adoption or rejection of the report with a vote of 150 to 103, six present. Managers named include Vreeland New York Burton Ohio Weeks Massachusetts Glass Virginia Pujo Louisiana on the House side.
William J Bryan met with John Sharp Williams in the capitol and hosted a lobby reception. He noted Southern support for him at Denver and blamed a stenographer error for six Democrats voting against the Williams currency bill, as reported in Denver.
The Superior Lumber and Mill company, operator of the Superior Planing mill on South First street, announces a new lumber yard attached to the existing plant. It offers a full line of lumber, flooring, lath, and shingles and aims to win a large share of Albuquerque’s lumber market with high quality materials.
The Santa Fe water department reports the new water treating plant at San Bernardino will begin operation late this week. It mirrors the Los Angeles plant and uses the latest treatment methods to remove impurities from water used in locomotive boilers. Similar plants are planned for Cajon and Keenbrook with aims to reduce boiler damage.
The Vreeland currency bill, approved by the house yesterday, is delivered to the Senate and immediately referred to a committee for consideration amid ongoing financial discussions in Washington.
A Birmingham woman reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using Chamberlain's Stomach Tablets. The product strengthened digestion, purified the stomach liver and blood, and aided natural body function, with a quick sense of well being. Sold by all druggists.
W J Arkell a Reno stock broker once prominent at Manhattan Nevada is bankrupt with liabilities of 279040. Assets include mining stocks of uncertain value and about £200 in cash. Principal creditors are brokers in New York and San Francisco with one or two London firms mentioned.
In Cassopolis Michigan on May 15 crowds celebrated the acquittal of Christina Metsker of South Bend Indiana in the murder of Carleton Morgan. Metsker testified the shooting was accidental claiming self defense after a confrontation at Mrs Mae Green's home following an encounter involving her husband and Morgan.
The second half of the 1907 taxes is due with delinquency penalties to apply after June 1. A further 5 percent penalty and publication costs will be added on July 1 to the delinquent list. JOHN & BEAVEN serve as Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector for Bernalillo County. Also includes mixed ad fragments for groceries and local notices.
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