Insurance against monetary panics framed by Vreeland bill
The New York Herald views the Vreeland measure as a nonpartisan attempt to insure the public against future monetary panics by legalizing emergency banking steps. It compares it with a direct government deposit guarantee and questions why such a simpler, safer option was not adopted, noting political and banking interests.
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New York Herald
The
Herald
Congress
New York
United States
Bryan
Uhe East
Democrats Aim to Oust Bryan Over Socialist Stance
In a partisan discussion the speaker asserts that Democrats could remove Bryan if they keep his socialist views and political shrewdness in check, arguing his removal would hinge on his stance on the question.
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Bryan
Wolves and Coyotes in National Forest Reports
Government bulletins detail wolf and coyote losses to farmers reaching millions yearly and note coyotes thrive despite eradication efforts. The forest service reports 1 723 wolves in 39 forests and 28 208 coyotes in 77 forests, covering extensive areas and implying wider ranges. AArk resident George W Russ claims elk protect flocks, supporting elk domestication and breeding as profitable.
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Biological Survey
Forest Service
United States
Department
George W. Russ
Sureka Springs
Ark
Women suffrage clashes and Churchill heckling noted
The piece recalls a Dundee meeting where a suffragette drowned Churchill’s voice with a bell and a later noisy crowd disrupted a suffrage gathering. It comments on gender politics, chivalry, and public life with references to Churchill Taft and mothers’ congresses.
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Winston
New York Mound
Miss Maloney
England
New York
Dundee
London
Mr. Taft
Call for Wise Use of Nation’s Natural Resources
The New York Herald reviews a Washington gathering of governors urging conservation. It laments prodigal forest cutting and soil exhaustion from unscientific farming, urging modern methods to protect watercourses, soil, and national wealth for future generations.
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Washington
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New York Herald
Military Institute Week at New Mexico Military Institute
Military news notes a week of activities at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell. The report highlights events, schedules, and participation by cadets, emphasizing school traditions and drills.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Institute's graduation festivities mark Weekend Exercises
Beginning Saturday morning and continuing through tomorrow evening, the class of "99 plans an elaborate ball for this year's graduates. The institute stands high among educators in the territory and is in flourishing condition.
Frick Coke Orders Immediate Dismissal for On- or Off-Duty Drinking
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Frick Coke, a United States Steel subsidiary, issues sweeping rules barring employees from reporting to work impaired by drinking, with dismissal for known drinkers. The policy affects over twenty thousand workers from diverse nationalities and aims to cut mining accidents linked to intoxication.
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Frick Coke Company
United States Steel Corporation
D. H Coble
Valuable Accomplishment: Conversation as Education
The Success Magazine argues that daily conversation in school and college trains the mind, expands self confidence, and reveals abilities. Talking well boosts self-respect and awakens new thought, while listening and receptive attitude are essential to effective dialogue.
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Success Magazine
Standard Oil Faces 53 Counts in Rochester Rebating Trial
The Standard Oil case proceeds in Rochester on fifty three counts of rebating with a potential fine totaling 1 060 000 dollars. The article hints at someone aiming to pad the total to thirty million against John B.
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Standard Oil
Rochester
John B
Probing Weather Jest Holds June Decision on Summer
The piece hints at seasonal change with playful language about summer’s return. It suggests a probation plan inspired by the Methodist approach and delays sending the stove to the woodshed until June first.
Socialite Gives Up City Home For Harlem Plot
A wealthy New York socialist relocates from his elegant city residence to a vacant Harlem lot to subsist from the land. The piece questions whether socialism will draw more rich recruits and notes weak enforcement of factory and labor laws affecting women. It highlights efforts to mobilize women via the National Womens auxiliary of the National Civic Federation, formed in Washington last week, to push for stronger protections.
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Harlem
National Womens Auxiliary
National Civic Federation
Washington
New York World Celebrates 25th Anniversary Issue
The New York World marks twenty five years under Pulitzer by publishing a two hundred page issue. Fifty years earlier major papers rarely produced more than four pages and later rose to eight pages. The extraordinary issue reflects national newspaper growth and a changing paper market.
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Pulitzer
New York World
The Round Up Moritary Messenger Snippet
A Moriarty Messenger fragment discusses valuing time and attention over idle talk. It notes a girl who uses extravagant language faces social correction and urges careful investment of effort in work to align with personal benefit. An advertisement is also glimpsed.
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Moriarty Messenger
Two Ways to Buy an Automobile and a Town Tragedy
A Kansas City editor killer was acquitted of murder. A Colorado paper reports a burnt brand plucked from flames and notes a local man advertises a bulldog that will eat anything and loves children, after an earthquake dampened his whisky.
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Argus
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Franklin
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of editorial quips and notices from Southwest papers. Remarks lampoon Arizona rangers fighting horse thieves. Albuquerque to get a Daily Sun by May 18. Carnegie rumored to write poetry. In Indiana a pause and a needle drop at a convention. Oklahoma constitutional reform discussed amid a holiday.
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Fairbanks
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Knox
Los Angeles Times
Ripley Seeks Freight Rate Rise Citing Hidden Cost
President Ripley calls for a flat percentage freight rate increase claiming the public will not feel it. He says the move would boost the railroad’s business in the valley by providing decent service for freight and passenger transportation, while noting officers ignore ground-level recommendations.
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Tor
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F! Vaso Herald
Republican press backs Andrews for New Mexico congress
The Albuquerque morning muckraker condemns eleven of twelve New Mexico Republican newspapers for endorsing Delegate W. H. Andrews for Congress. The paper accuses the outlet of being funded by copperhead Democrats, tax dodgers, and corporate interests in its city.
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Paul Aspersions
Albuquerque
W. H. Andrews
Congress
the Almanac
Gambling in Saloon Gambling Supposed in Lordsburg Saloons
The Lordsburg Liber al reports rumors that gambling operates in several town saloons. The Enterprise notes the issue is old news in the county and questions why laws like the Sunday and liquor regulations are enforced when liquor sales occur without government licenses and officers do not respond.
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Rerson
the & Co - Law
Grant County
Dress-Suit Disaster at West Side Wedding
A plump guest hired a dress suit too small for the best man role and burst into a fatal fit of laughter after a too-rich supper. The trousers split during the reception leaving him in an overcoat as he rode home, the wedding party stunned by the comic catastrophe.
Jumbled notes from editorial page tease readers with hints and quips
A collage of satirical lines and odd news snippets references to Bryan Thaw Gunness Yaquis sausage and the mayor asking for a fast day. It lampoons politics crime and local lore while poking fun at names and spellings with tongue in cheek.
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Health Fix
An advertisement from J. H. O'Nietly Co promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy claiming it restores kidney function, cleanses impurities from blood, and quickly makes users well by straining out waste. The copy urges taking the remedy immediately for health.
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Alfalfa growers association forms in Artesia amid notes of local events
Southwestern notes report Artesia alfalfa growers forming an association and describe Glendale set to host a sugar factory in Salt River Valley next year. Also noted are a fatal shooting near Jerome and a hope to move Tombstone county offices. a Kansas City walker aims to circumnavigate world in three years with 3500 dollars.
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Salt River Valley
Thomas York
Kansas City
Young wealth, wager stirs Phoenix stunt plan
Yor, a rich clubman, arrives in Phoenix with a $10,000 bet to perform a stunt. A baseball league forms with Clovis Hagerman Roswell Artesia Lake Arthur and Lakewood to play eleven May games. Estelle Robinson, an eight year old boy on the road 2000 miles from Indiana to California, was found starving at El Paso depot and cared for by staff before continuing his journey.
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Woman credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief in Albuquerque
Albuquerque resident Mrs. L. J. Curd reports chronic back pain from presumed kidney disease improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She cites family history of Bright's disease, says pain eased and overall health better. Product marketed by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo New York, price 50 cents.
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Notice of final proof for Small Holding Claim No 64
Ramon Vigil y Apodaca seeks to prove twenty years of continuous adverse possession for tract in sections 35 and 36, T 7 N R 2 W at Albuquerque NM. Witnesses listed are Pilar Vigil Emiliano Vigil Policarpo Sanchez and Mariano Vigil. Hearing set June 15 1908 before H W S Otero in Albuquerque.
Public Notice of Small Holding Claim 869
Department of the Interior Unified States Land Office Santa Fe New Mexico May 2 1908 publication notice for Rosalia Vigil de Lujan widow of Vicente Lujan seeking proof on June 15 1908 before H W S Otero at Albuquerque NM for multiple lots in sections 16 17 26 35 in Township 1 North Range 2 East New Mexico Principal Meridian witnesses Crescendo Aragon Acostastico Vigil Pelicaspo Sanches Pablo Salazar all residents of Albuquerque NM to prove continuous adverse occupancy and to cross examine claimants witnesses and present rebuttal evidence Manuel R Otero Register
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