Good Time in the Senate Highlights Tariff and Trust Rhetoric
The excerpt cites Eastern papers on Senator Taylor from Tennessee and a heated debate in Congress. It mocks tariff reform opposition, vilifies Wall Street figures, and ridicules the alleged reform efforts as trusts and bonds combat.
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Washington
Senate
Taylor
Tennessee
Fiddler
Bob
Congressional Record
Speaker Cannon
Republic
White House
Sing Singh
Publicity bill and Crumpacker rider stir Congress
The article analyzes the Publicity bill to require campaign money disclosure. It criticizes Congress for shelving the measure, tacking on the Crumpacker rider, and complicating southern representation issues while arguing the Crumpacker bill would not fix the alleged corruption or voting rights challenges.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Philadelphia Public Ledger
House
Senate
Craumpacker
States
South
Massachusetts
Vermont
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Alabama
Patient’s Last Wish Echoes Irony of Care
A quip about the old man dying prompts the doctor to ask a final wish. The patient humorously requests one more doctor, highlighting a satirical take on medical care and aging.
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Dlaughter
Dust and germs warning echoes in old notices
A mixture of satirical verse and formal public notices from 1908 includes warnings on health and cleanliness, then multiple land claim announcements. Names such as Thekle M. Brumby, Rosalia Vigil de Lujan, and Ramon Vigil appear alongside dates in June 1908 and Albuquerque New Mexico land office actions.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
H. W
Otero
United States Court
Albuquerque
Rosalia Vigil de Lujan
Vicente Lujan
Manuel R. Otero
Register
U. S&s
Old Albuquerque
Emiliano Vigil
Bernardo
Policarpo Sanchez
Mariano Vigil
Interior Department
Stockman’s Worst Enemy in Western Range
William B. Curtis cites records on losses from wolves and the deadly loco weed in the western range. He reports locoed animals die at high rates. cures include strychnine for cattle and Fowler’s solution for horses, with laxatives and nutritious food. Extermination in fenced pastures may help, while Britain sees race-based decline in births from 1870 to 1907.
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Washington
The
Record-Herald
William BE. Curtis
True
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
C. Blythe Marsh
Albert C. Crawford
Old Law Applies to Auto Care Yet
The piece urges responsible driving and explains the old law on "a foolan horse back" extends to those operating autos. It emphasizes public safety and sensible behavior by motor vehicle operators.
Which Word to Use Sanitarium or Sanatorium
A reader asks the editor which is correct the sanitarium or sanatorium. Dictionaries distinguish sanitary and sanatory meanings but usage varies by printing office inclination. The piece notes sanatorium restores health while sanitarium aims to keep people well.
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Morning Journal
United States
Remains of George Clinton moved to New York
The remains of General George Clinton were removed from Washington to New York City where they lay in state at City Hall and will be reinterred at Kingston on a Hudson valley hill. The event drew ceremony and recalled his wartime resolve against Britain.
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George Clinton
New York State
United States
Congressional Cemetery
Washington
New York City
Hudson Valley
Kingeown
King George
Great Britain
Citizens urge city to protect flowers from roaming dogs
A letter from H. Chas. Roehl praises Albuquerque’s flower efforts and laments nightly dog damage to beds. He argues for stricter dog control and fines for public incursions, while opposing a dog tax and urging continued community work to keep the city beautiful.
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Albuquerque
The
Morning Journal
City Beautiful
H. Chas. Roehl
The True and the Untrue and The Germ-Proof School Girl
A compact verse item contrasts a loyal household dog with a man drawn to saloons while a school girl faces a stern disinfecting ritual. The piece juxtaposes duty and self interest across two scenes, ending with stern antiseptic guidance for cleanliness.
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Anta
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Albuquerque Citizen
A reader from 513 W Frutt avenue Albuquerque K M endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles. The testimonial claims rapid relief and urges trial, noting price 50 cents and sales through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as United States agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Albuquerque
A. Reilly
W. Frutt Avenue
K. M
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Public sentiment on taxes and speed limits in Albuquerque
The piece argues locals oppose a motor vehicle tax while favoring universal vehicle tax treatment. It praises general autoist respect for speed laws but notes a minority of drivers seeking to “show off” and urges action or enforcement.
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Albuquerque
Another Voice Against the Nuisance of the Dog
A reader contributes to the Morning Journal letter page complaining about a dog nuisance observed last evening. The writer notes being with two others and urges action to curb disturbances caused by barking and roaming dogs.
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Morning Journal
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Hr. MacPherson Burke Hening Boucher
the Morning Journal
New Mexico
Gally
the American Newspaper Directory
Bernalillo
Ss. D
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
H. N Packert
Wall Street
Ananias
Naapoleon
Brownsville
Maxwell
Thekle M. Brumby
Plajedel Maldonado
Alfredo Sandoval
Jacobe Ato Nicanor Pacheco
Alameda
Manuel R
New Mexico School of Mines
Socorro
Goach
A.C. Abeytia
T. Brown
Stockman
London
Platt
Roswell Men
New York Herald
Baton Range
Senator Lodge
Senator Birrows
Michigan
National Committee
David Marks
Maharam
West Central
Airdome
Jonn
Beaven
Bernalillo County
Unite States Land Office
Francisco Lacero Y Montoya
Traction Park
Armin
Matson
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