Republican Convention Set for October in Bernalillo County
Bernalillo County Republican Committee calls a delegate convention for October 21 1908 at 10 am in Albuquerque Elks Theater to nominate candidates for county and legislative offices. Primaries for most precincts October 19 from 4 pm to 9 pm with ballots at designated local venues.
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County Central Committee
Bernalillo County Republican Committee
Publican
Weet Silver Avenue
Elks’ Theater
W. H. Gillenwater
Prem Bere
Barclas
Sar Jose
Old Albuquerque
Felipe Trajitle
Frederico Chaves
Francisco Locera
Menteana
Chpriano Bava
Eliseo Chavez
J. Sanches
Ktunisinds Padilla
Darto Chavez
Juen Olguin
Franccisco Gabalden
Vilimeno Mora
Rafael Chaves
Jens Romera
Julian Perea
Tomasi Daron
Mypifanioe Chavez
Carlos Oriege
Marcecling Crespin
Jose Sabodra
Anastacio Gutertes
Melquiades Chiver
A. K. Walker
N Ferguson
2D. S
Thosenw
Wald
Att Stroup
HF. Raynolds
BL Peetmacht
Wo W. Strong
T. J. Lawler
W M. Gillenwater
Henry Bramlett
Republican Central Committee
Berontillo County
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
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Legislative Council of
New Mexico
Bernalillo
House of Representatives of
Board of
W. H. Andrews
San Jose
Federico Chaves
Favorita Ball
Alameda
F. Lucero Y. Montoya
Ranchos de Albuquerque
Los Griegor
Juan Olguin
Ranchos de Atriscom
Franciseo Gabaldon
Delegites
Escobosa
Pilomeno Mora
Pujarito
Gregorio Durand
D. N Ferguson
City
Kerber Building
Precinets
Jesus Fiomere
San Fenacio
Epifanio Chaves
le Tijeta
Carlos Iriego
House of Curioe Lopes
Albuquerquee Mou Boatright
Joly Porradaile
Republican Central
Republican Party
T County
W. W. Gillenwater
A. E B. Walker
Socorro
Sierra
Estevan Bava
House of Representatives
Julian Chaves
Soccorre
Powell Stackhouse, Jr
Jeronimo Sanches
Eduardo Jaramillo
Jose J. Torres
A. D. Baca
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W. E. Martin
Sierra County
Secorre
Katean Baca
Harvey Richards
Sat Marcial
Mr. Stackhouse
Amos Green
Wanted to Dispose of Wagon and Farm Stock at Old Town
An urgent notice from Under Sheriff Fred Heyn seeks removal of a Studebaker wagon a serrel mule a gray mare three sacks of pears five bushels of apples and two bushels of corn from a forced sale after a shooting incident. The culprit reportedly fled toward Estancia and Albuquerque authorities warn of possible violence if claimed.
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Fred Heyn
Studebaker
County Jail
Old Town
Mr. Heyn
Heyn
BE. L. Medler
Talle McKinley
Medler
McKinley
Joffer
Gooper
Prioner
Albuquerque
Une der
Cus
McKinney
Estancia
Wim
German Carp From Rio Grande Draws Crowds
A man in the streets displayed a string of a dozen full sized German carp caught by a Banta Fe employee at Isleta. The fish were pulled from a Rio Grande pool by hand and locals claim the carp are so thick one can grab them by handfalls. The carp likely migrated from stocked northern streams and were left in pools as the river fell.
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Banta Fe
Isleta
Rio Grande
Window Shades Stock and Made to Order
Local furnishings firm Trellelle Furniture Co offers a range of stock and custom window shades with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Butrelle Paorniture Co
Syrup Plant Burns in Davenport Fire Damages Grain Company
Damaging blaze in Davenport destroyed the elevator at the Jothschild Grain Company and damaged the Cor Products Manufacturing syrup facility. Loss estimated at 65 000 pounds with 75 600 bushels of glucose syrup affected and 5 00 percent barrels burned.
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Davenport
Jothschild Grain Company
Cor Products Manufacturing Company
Do You Think For Yourself Aided by Dr. Pierce’s Remedy
A readable fragment advertises Dr. Pierce’s Favor Prescription for nervous, run down women. It claims ingredients are endorsed by leading medical authorities and offers a free booklet with the formula upon request to Buffalo NY. It mentions bonsai and various health concerns in a period advertisement tone.
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Dr. Pierce
Pr. Pierce
Hese
Mess
Sr. Pierce
Ue K& V
Pierce Buffalo
No More Distress From Stomach or Dyspepsia After Today
An old advertisement touts Pope’s Diapepsia as a quick relief for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims fermentation of food causes symptoms and promises rapid digestion and cleansing of the stomach, with a sale price of fifty cents and immediate relief within minutes.
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Pope
Farley v Neher jury verdict in gaming case at White Elephant
In a district court dispute over a fare game at the White Elephant, Farley sues Neher for 1725 arguing losses from gambling. The jury verdict finds Neher liable for 400 to Farley, leaving a contested judgment of 1325, with further court action possible. The case drew strong attention from court officials and spectators.
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Farley
Albuquerque
Tiger
White Elephant
EB. L. Medler
Medler
Flat 4
Crose
First National Bank
Neher
Parley
BE. W. Dobson
Attormey
Ozark Restaurant Offers Regular Dinner Service
The Ozark Restaurant at 218 South Second serves a regular dinner each evening. A fashion cafe nearby runs Tram 1:30 and charges 36 cents for beverages.
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Ozark
218'¢ South Second
Fashion Cafe
Creel May Enter Diaz Cabinet in Mexico
The Mexican foreign office confirms the resignation of Enrique C. Creel as ambassador to the United States. Creel, former governor of Chihuahua, desires to focus on that state. His Washington post successor is not named. Reports say he may join Diaz's cabinet as minister of government, colonization and industry.
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Foreign Office
Enrique C. Creel
United States
Senor Creel
Chihuahua
Washington
Ambassador Creel
Diaz
Olegario Mafina
Sener Creel
Exposition Praise Highlights New Mexico Visit and Oyster Book
Morning Journal notes Belen participation in the Albuquerque irrigation congress and exposition praising local merchants and guests. It cites F. L Walrath and Fred Sehelle for rallying fruit growers and promoting Valneta county. The article also reviews a small book on Sealship oysters and their shipping method and exclusive sales through a White Porcelary Case with the Sealshipt Trade-Mark.
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Dournall Ficlen
N. M
Belen
Albuquerque
Joan Becker
Becker
Rio Grande Valley
C. Gerphide
Belen Mercantile Company
Reinken
Board of Control
Pejen
Colorado
Arizona
Children’s Home Society
The
Benevolent Society
F. L Walrath
Fred Sehelle
Balloons in Ocean After International Trophy Race
Morning Journal reports 23 balloons start from Schmargendoerf. Helvetia sinks near Molde after a 1250 kilometer voyage, rescuing Schacek and Messner. Several others crash or land elsewhere with no casualties.
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Morning Journal
Bertin
Schmargendoerf
Busley
Dr. Niemeyer
Hans Hiedemann
Cuxhaven
Castella
Fhelgoland
Montejo
Roberon
Molde
Norway
Schacek
Messner
Schaeck
Christiansand
Helvetia
Snager Rock
North Sea
Hontunes
St. Louis
Crestella
Aero Club
Faithful Soldier Ellison Dies After Twenty Years at Fort Wingate
Charles W. Ellison port engineer at Fort Wingate New Mexico died October 18 1908 after a short illness. He served in the Ninth Indiana Cavalry in the Civil War and took part in many engagements with that regiment from 1861 to 1865. He was known as brave and kindly, a faithful government servant and a lifelong friend to the garrison, helping make frontier posts habitable under trying conditions.
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Charles W. Ellilson
Fort Wingate
N. M
Ellison
Ninth Indiana Cavalry
New Mexico
Lodge Attacks Socialist Propaganda at New England Banquet
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, addressing the Postmasters association of New England at its annual convention in Boston, denounces socialism and warns that imperialism may rise from internal causes and class conflict. He criticizes efforts to pit class against class and condemns state media as a substitute for freedom.
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Boston
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Postmasters’ Association of
Lovers quarrel ends in murder and self destruction
Shenandoah Iowa October 14 Barley Bright 24 son of a prominent businessman is dead and Esther Cook 15 fatally wounded in Bright home the two were alone neighbors heard shots and found Bright barricaded room with a bullet wound and Cook shot through the eye a repeating rifle lay by Bright with two empty shells the motive reported as a quarrel over Brights attention to another girl
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Shenandoah, Ja
Barley Bright
Esther Cook
Bright
Miss Cook
Cook
Republican tariff speech by Fairbanks in Ohio stresses protection
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks addressed a large crowd advocating tariff revision to protect workers from cheap foreign labor. He argued the Republican platform supports tariff reform aligned with Roosevelt era policies to safeguard capital and labor in the nation.
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Painbanks
Hemares FO Pvr
Founkirk No
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Russian budget shows an enormous increase
The 1909 budget estimates in St. Petersburg show ordinary revenue of 1 235 500 000 rubles and extraordinary revenue of 74 600 000 rubles. The finance minister notes large rises in both ordinary expenditures and revenue and warns against rapid, costly social expansion and development. He urges slow, gradual growth to protect solvency.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Dinner at Eight Costs Three Cents
A brief note records an evening meal price of 3 cents, served daily at eight o'clock. The entry preserves a small domestic routine and pricing detail from the period.
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