New Mexico Daily Newspaper Claims Largest Circulation
The paper asserts it has the largest circulation in New Mexico and is the only daily paper published every day of the year.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1908
Page
8
Albuquerque Morning Journal August 1908 circulated copies
Business manager Boucher of the Journal Publishing Company states an average of 4.862 copies of The Albuquerque Morning Journal were printed and circulated daily in August 1908. sworn before Notary Public H N Packert in Bernalillo County Territory of New Mexico.
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Bernalillo
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Roosevelt confidences as Republicans search for majorities
Washington dispatches report Mr Roosevelt says Republican gains in coming House look strong and Taft election assured. Democratic Chairman Mack predicts landslide in several states from New York to Ohio and says Indiana will vote Democratic. Both sides claim clear outcomes ahead.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Washington Dispatch
House of Representatives
House
Taft
Mack
Chicago
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maryland
Delaware
Die Wit
Ohio
Indiana
Candidates Anticipate Pe Ved Cri vEs Senator La Fodetio
Washington Star notes voters focus on personality over ticket or platform. It argues general party differences hinge on men more than pledges, asserting people prefer a good man to lead despite platform flaws.
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la Fodetio
Taft
Washington Star
Ila
Poverty as a political issue in New York Herald stance
The New York Herald argues that equal campaign funding keeps power balanced and avoids alarm. It suggests voters can be swayed only by rhetoric and cheap inducements, asserting money should instead be invested to promote prosperity.
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Fiaven Megister
Bax’ Drums
New York Herald
O' Hellty
A Hero of the ATC Chauffeur Middleton Saves Car Passenger
The New York Herald reports a chauffeur named Frank Middleton acted with courage during a recent accident. He helped a passenger and proved himself a gentleman amid the cruelty often shown by chauffeurs.
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New York Herald
Frank Middleton
Boy’s life saved by transfusion and leg surgery
The account details a boy named John Denikon who lost blood after being run over and required leg amputation. Frank Middleton offered his own blood to the boy, enabling the transfusion by connecting an artery to a vein for nearly four hours. The boy’s operation and recovery depend on Middleton’s blood recovery.
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John Denikon
Middleton
Herald
John Denison
Frank
Wrights Flight Impresses British Observer Major Powell Says
A Paris cable to the New York Herald quotes Major Baden Powell praising Wilbur Wright’s flights. Powell calls it a near complete demonstration of flying and says England would be stunned by the power and control shown, with aviation potentially shaping nations.
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New York Herald
Wilbur Wright
Major Baden- Powell
Day Wherman
England
Herald
Major Powell Culd
Mr. Wright
Sam
Wright
Dot Adams Thayer
Ixey - Bose Moulineaux
Old Law on Athletes Costumes Draws Reflections
A New York World excerpt questions propriety in athlete attire at public events. It cites Brooklyn runners in scant outfits and contrasts with attire worn at royal audiences, beaches, and English exhibitions, urging New York to test stricter standards or risk broader scandal.
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Broadway
New London
Poughkeepsie
Central Park Lake
Queen Alexandra
Rockaway
London Graphic
Asbury Park
Greenough
New York
What Is This United States Question in Postage Rates
A Kansas City Journal snippet debates the meaning of the United States in a proposed Great Britain United States postage rate. The column speculates whether the term covers North America plus territories, Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines, and more, noting possible complications until officially clarified.
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Pacific
Maine
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Everglades
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Sulu
London
The United States Identity and Union Question
An opinion piece debates what constitutes the United States questions whether union means a single nation or a collection of parts, and whether constitutional loyalty aligns with tariffs and regional loyalties. The piece ponders if the country is one unit or fragmented across territories and jurisdictions.
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United
Labor Vote Favoring Bryan Noted in Maryland
Walter Wellman, writing from Baltimore, reports that about half the state’s voters lean toward Bryan. The labor vote, aided by Gompers and the American Federation of Labor, is a significant factor in Maryland’s close election, with city trade councils supporting Gompers and aiding Bryan financially.
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Walter Wellman
Record Herald
Baltimore
Bryan
New York
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Goampers
Maryland
Trade Council
Presidential Nominations and Political Quirks in Era Notes
The article touches on Mr Longworth denying a Roosevelt bid and discusses early party nomination methods from 1800 to 1832, plus comments on international forums, U S election timing, naturalization denial in Butler County, and race punctuality with New York rail timeliness.
Taft Elected? News Reel Incomplete
Fragmentary extracts reference Taft possibly winning and public commentary on political trouble for Republicans. A stray note mentions typhoid fever and cryptic phrases about remedies and reforms, with local calls to organize a county fair association and push a city exposition.
Apology mix up in September notices challenged
In the Sept. 12 issue an effusion of thanks to Mr. H R Bartlesong was misattributed to the Clovis Post. The error sparked criticism over mislinked gratitude and disjointed praise, with callers urging correction and accountability from the Democrat newspaper office.
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Ixcuse
Albuquerque Journal
H.R. Bartlesong
Nature
Clovis
Mill
Barneson
Diet and medicine advise for stomach and kidney health
A health note recommends moderate eating to repair waste and conserve energy, warning against overeating as a cause of stomach trouble and kidney disorders. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and mentions Linoleum patterns and Putrele Furniture Co at the viaduct.
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Jnet
Putrele Furniture Co
West End of Viaduct
Philadelphia Marks 250 Years Since Founding
A reconstructed note records Philadelphia reaching a 250 year milestone last week with reflections on its early growth and notable events shaping the city.
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Philadelphia
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A fragmented column referencing political figures and opinions. Mentions Nut Good Wits, a divorce, a summer junta, and various names including Montoya and Tom Pawson with unclear positions. The text suggests shifting public sentiment as campaigns unfold.
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Southwest
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