Caesarism as a political scare in American politics
The piece argues that Democrats misuse the term Caesarism to attack Taft backed by Roosevelt. It compares current tactics to Jacksonian history, noting Taft’s ties to Roosevelt and Van Buren’s similar bid, while dismissing Caesar as a successful political bogey. It mocks the imagined Taft as Van Buren and Roosevelt as Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Caesar
Washington Star
General Jackon
Vanuren
van Huuren
Jackson
Johnson boom prompts wary editorial response across papers
The Inter Ocean praises John A. Johnson as a plain American thinker while the Washington Star questions the claim he is uneasy at the White House. It notes Roosevelt’s political savvy, Minnesota support, and Bryan disaffection impacting Johnson’s national prospects and Parker’s defeat risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
John A. Johnson
White House
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Washington Star
Bke
Mr. Roosevelt
Johnson
Question Settled Yet Republican Press Weighs In
A fragment suggests a discussion about a settled question and the tendency of a republican newspaper to treat the issue with apparent seriousness, noting contrast with other views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ihike
Taft poised for nomination at Republican convention
The article argues against opposition papers overestimating Bryan’s chance and notes Taft can secure nomination with 495 votes from a 980 vote convention. It cites Taft headquarters claiming 495 votes and mentions several states naming delegates pledged to Taft, strengthening his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
New York
Bryan
New Mexico
Hydrophobia risk cited from Madison dog bites at Pasteur Institute
The Chicago Record-Herald reports ten Kenosha bite victims arriving at the Pasteur Institute, underscoring a federal bulletin warning hydrophobia is real and rising. It notes Pasteur treatment since 1885 and high success rates, with Chicago having treated 2,010 by 1907 and fatalities under 0.25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Pasteur Institute
Chicago Record-Herald
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Pasteur
Paris
New York
Chicago
Hydrophobia Cases Referenced Across Europe History
The record notes that since 1899 there has been no case of hydrophobia in Great Britain, since 1879 in Holland, or since 1882 in Berlin, indicating a historical absence of documented rabies cases in these regions.
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Great Britain
Holland
Berlin
War That Failed and Japan Crisis of 1910s
A critical examination of hysteria over a supposed imminent war with Japan. It notes Congress refusal to heed threats, while Japan faces financial collapse, government deficits, exhausted bonds, and widespread bank runs amid a deepening crisis and business failures.
Hustler and wood sawyer clash in public view
Editorial excerpts critique the so called hustlers who hustle and saw wood, noting the shifting fortunes as dormitories of labor change. The piece mentions the Baltimore Sun on tread of wood tug manufacturers and cites a vandalism incident by Ann Arbor students with damages of 1208 dollars. It also reports on Mianus wild man rumors and notes Democratic delegates leaning toward Bryan while the New York World jokes about other prospects. It also discusses truancy officers as part of the educational system and governance.
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Hobson
Japan
Mikado
Congress
Kentucky
New York Herald
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Bryan
New York World
Massachusetts jewels for Denver politics hinted in talk
The writer recalls Richard Olney Henry M Whitney and W L Douglas at the time when Massachusetts was preparing its choices for Denver. The piece questions their current relevance noting Olney’s absence from presidential chatter Whitney’s apparent discredit and praises Douglas as undefeated with no old Cleveland ties to answer for.
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Richard Olney
Henry M. Whitney
W. L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Denver
Mr. Olney
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Douglas
Virgin Oil of Pine Promises Forest Healing at Home
An advertisement proclaims Virgin Oil of Pine from Leach Chemical Co offers lungs and bronchial relief, rapid cold break, kidney support, and uric acid neutralization. It emphasizes freshness, purity, and dispensing through druggists in sealed vials.
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Leach Chemical
Cincinnati
Weather Oddity Prompts Albuquerque Readers to Question Climate Change
The piece notes a shift from May as a calm sunny month to a period of frequent fires and unsettled weather. It recalls Albuquerque’s early days and contrasts past May conditions with recent years. The author asks if the weather department has altered the climate pattern or if the change is a natural anomaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
May
Marek
Weather Department
Arizona Health Boards Expand Across State
Southwestern notes report every Arizona county now has an active board of health and health officer. Morenci will play El Paso in a two game focus while Roswell visitor J B Gregory travels toward El Paso. Walter Damrosch led the New York Symphony in Tucson en route to Los Angeles. Granite Reef dam near completion on Salt River in Roosevelt project. Former Phoenix bank cashier J J McDowell sentenced to four years for embezzlement. Silver City lineman W H Robinson robbed of 85 dollars on train. wires crossed believed.
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Arizona
Board of Health and Health
Walter Damrosch
New York
Howard S Reed
The
Reclamation Service
Salt River
J. J. McDowell
Union Bank and Trust Company
Phoenix
W. H. Robinson
Silver City
el Paso
Santa Fe
Robinson
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw Closes Phoenix Season In Grand Fashion
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, great soprano, closed the Phoenix theatrical season with the greatest musical event in the city’s history. Yaw received a standing ovation as the performance ended.
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Ellen Beach Yaw
Phoenix
Mix Yaw
Thinking About His 200 Subscribers The Almanac
The Almanac touts itself as the territorys only genuine republican paper but readers see it as aligned with copperhead democrats and renegade republicans. It claims higher circulation than rivals yet much is deadhead or sold at suspiciously low rates. It omits ties to a fake reform ex governor and ignores high county printing charges.
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the Almanac
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Self-Praising Toed Tale Fails to Impress Readers
The fragment describes a boastful toadlike creature that extols itself to the skies. Its loud self laudation affects only those willing to be fooled by sensational fake tales and faux wonders.
Arizona's Fight on John Barleycorn
A meeting is set in Phoenix to send a delegation to the national prohibition convention to nominate a prohibition candidate for president. Prohibitionists in Phoenix are active as the movement gains momentum across the country, with strong sentiment against liquor driving anticipated changes to local option law requiring a majority vote rather than two thirds.
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Bisbee Review
Phoenix
Kentucky
Texas
Arizona
Broken Off Short in Chicago Dreaver's Journal
A series of wry maxims and aphorisms appear as brief notes from the Chicago Dreaver's Journal. The lines offer cautions on honesty jealousy marriage widows and relationships along with playful takes on trust and friendship.
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collection of editorial quips from Southwest papers mocking Roosevelt’s car plans and weather forecasts. The El Paso and Santa Fe editors comment on horses versus automobiles and a belated summer almanac note, while Phoenix papers remark on Col Stewart and Senate furor.
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The
Southwest
Never Fails Friends and Money Woes Across Papers
A quip quoted by The Atlanta Constitution notes that not having friends avoids lending money. The Tucson Citizen adds a counter impression that lending money to friends can end friendships, reflecting common tensions over loans among social circles.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Tucson
Advertising boosts sister territory says press tribute
The message notes the sister territory thrives on advertising and expresses appreciation for past work. It cites praise from the Albuquerque Journal for the gains over the last year and acknowledges supportive remarks from the Phoenix Gazette and other agencies.
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The
Albuquerque Journal
Phoenix Gazette
Would Have Cyclist Keep to the Road
A Morning Journal reader urges Albuquerque city leaders to enforce sidewalk cycling rules. The letter cites cyclists riding on sidewalks near the post office and along the east side, calling for legislation to regulate this common practice for safety and order.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Republic
A. P. M'Callum
Notice of sale under writ in Bernalillo County
In the case Sellers versus Automatic Electric Co. a writ of Venditione Exponas will allow sale on June 15, 1908 at 10 a.m. at the Albuquerque post office front door to satisfy a judgment for $300 damages and $11.81 costs plus 6 percent interest from May 6, 1908. Sheriff Perfecto Armijo, Bernalillo County.
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K. B. Sellers
Automatic Electric Co
District Court
Second Judicial District
Territory of
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Perfecto Armijo
Bernalillo County
City Newspaper Printing Bids Sought in Albuquerque
Sealed bids will be received from newspapers published in Albuquerque New Mexico for city printing services. Proposals outline requirements for publication of official notices and related printing duties for municipal needs.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
City Printing Bids Sought by City Council 1908
Bids opened after May 18 1908 for city printing work including ordinances proclamations notices with bids due by noon May Yew 1908 Sealed bids to City Clerk marked Bids for City Printing require 10 bid bond and 200 performance bond for successful contractor Duties include 500 letter heads 500 envelopes and various blanks on first class stock City reserves right to reject all bids.
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Specia
Proposals for furnishing meals to city prisoners
Sealed bids for providing meals to city prisoners and for cleaning the City Building will be received by the City Council and opened May 18 1908. A certified check of 10 dollars is required with each bid, to be returned when the contract is entered into. Contract runs May 20 1908 to May 6 1909.
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John TR. McManus
Notice of Administrator Final Report Filing
The final report of D A Macpherson as administrator of the Lewis A Grant estate filed in Bernalillo County Probate Court on May 4 1908. The court set June 1 1908 as the hearing date for review and approval. interested parties may object by that date or the report may be approved and the estate closed.
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D. A. Macpherson
Lewis A. Grant
Bernalillo County
Public Notice of Small Holding and Land Claim Proceedings
Notice of final proof for Ramon Vigil and Rosalia Vigil de Lujan filed under 1891 acts in New Mexico. Hearings before U.S. Court Commissioner H W S Otero in Albuquerque on June 15, 1908. Witness lists include Pilar Vigil Emiliano Vigil Policarpo Sanchez Mariano Vigil and others with locations in Albuquerque Ola and Bernardo.
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Nowiceh
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
H. W
Otero
U.S
Albuquerque
Ramon Vigil
Ptten
Pilar Vigil
Ola Albuquerque
Emiliano Vigil
Bernardo
Policarpo Sanchez
Mariano Vigil
Old Albuquerque
Interior Department
Manuel Brotero
Register
H. W. S. Otero
United States
Rosalia Vigil de Lujan
Vicente Lujan
Creecencio Aragon
Acotastica Vien
Polleaspo Sanchez
Pablo Salazar
Manuel Br, Otero
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