Journal Publishing Company August 1908 Circulation
Sworn statement by business manager of The Albuquerque Morning Journal declares an average daily print run of 4562 copies for August 1908. Oath sworn before a secretary public in Bernalillo County New Mexico on September 9, 1908.
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New Mexico
Bernalillo
IBS
Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Botcher
Grand success of carnival week in Albuquerque praised
The two week carnival period saw no major crimes or disorder and visitors praised how they were treated. Minor issues arose but overall it was a grand success giving New Mexico lasting positive impact for a generation. The event length proved a bit too long for some, but the tone remains celebratory.
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Albuquerque
Jericho
New Mexico
Wose
Practical action urged to aid incipient tuberculosis patients
The Philadelphia Public Ledger cites the Washington tuberculosis congress as a success in ideas and methods but warns patients in early stages lack immediate care. It urges philanthropists to fund large scale farms or industrial establishments to employ and rehabilitate those with incipient consumption through outdoor work and fresh air treatment.
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Washington
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Eastern
Middle States
New Mexico
Roosevelt and Taft campaign tensions stir New York observers
A Washington Star analysis notes Republican friends in New York warn the 1908 race hinges on whether Rooseveltism is endorsed or rebuked. They urge the president to mobilize funds and support to back Taft and a Republican House, amid labor unrest, high living costs, and skeptical voters.
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Washington Star
National Capital
New York
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr Taft
Taft
House of Representatives
Fay
Bevan
Brysniem
Democratic House
House
Roooseveltisny
Bryan
Mark Hanna
Mr. Taft
White House
Socialist vote hopes rise with Debs on campaign train
An old but lively socialist movement chases the million vote target in November. Debs tours on a special train amid reported strong crowds and growing campaign funds. Prohibitionists and independents also expected to gain, while critics deride Hearst linked reforms as deceitful.
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Socialist Party
Debs
Independence Leaguers
Woor Hearst
On the Political Diamond Improves Pitching Deceptive Curve
The report notes pitcher Bryan’s strong control on a deceptive curveball from long practice. It also mentions his limited hitting ability, a common trait among pitchers.
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Bryan
Chicago Tribune
Unclear fragment hints at sports outlook and Georgia marriages
A garbled note references a potential home run in the third inning and discusses a perceived drop in marriages in Georgia. It ponders whether Georgians take on obligations of fidelity only under certain influence.
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Pean
New York
Georgia
Haner
Government Should Fight Tuberculosis And Public Health
An editorial urges creation of a national board of health led by a secretary of public health. It cites Prof Fisher of Yale and a Roosevelt push to back a national health strategy to combat tuberculosis and the White Plague, stressing urgent government science collaboration.
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National Board of Health
Flaht Ns
Herculesis
Fisher
Vico
Roosevelt
Congress
New Mexico Leads in Land Entries for Fiscal Year
Public land office reports for the year ending June show New Mexico with 22 074 entries covering 2 840 327 acres and receipts of 577 365. Colorado ranks second with 16 022 entries and 764 020 receipts, while Wyoming and Utah follow.
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General Land Offices
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona Senate Seats Tied to Legislature Control
The view discusses a Republican win in Arizona this fall potentially creating two Republican U S senators from the new state. It notes that if the legislature by January has a Republican majority, congressional Republicans might push for the sitting legislature to choose senators.
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Arizona
United States
Congress
Bisbee
Learnard and Lindeman Seek Two Amateur Cornet Players
Wanted assistance for Learnard and Lindeman in Albuquerque New Mexico. They seek two young amateur cornet players with good character references and state experience. Applicants must provide references as to character.
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Learnard & Lindeman
Learnard & Lindemann
Altuquerque
N. M
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American Newspaper Directory
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Tucson
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