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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

7

Larrazolo to Speak at Convention Hall Tonight

Democratic candidate O A Larrazolo will address a convention hall meeting at 8 oclock and rally local Democrats ahead of tomorrows county convention. He campaigned across New Mexico since August, twice losing his voice, and drew big crowds in Barelas. Delegates for Precincts 12 and 26 were named, with a Democratic ticket aimed at November.

O. A. Larrazolo Congress New Mexico Larrazolo Barelas J. A Wroth T. F. Kelleher 2. A. Baker J. Mc J. Os. Parker Pitt Ross Frank Kleinwort George KE. Brewer RR. L. Hust Tt N. Wilson Rafael Garcia Charles Atoell R. H. Crews Manuel A. Vigil Thomas Martin C. A. Barton A. B. McMillen J. A. Montoya Fletcher Pullington St. Borht Vegas N. Mo Get San Miguel County Jewieltive Council San Miguel Patrick Pureed Council San Miguel Guadalupe Quay Eduardo Martinez Clas Rudolph Prudencio Gallegos Ermd

Democratic Primaries Voted in Two City Precincts

Voter turnout at two city precincts yesterday saw polling open from 4 o'clock until closing. Clerks reported no counting difficulties as ballots were cast and tallied for the upcoming convention.

Tonven

Wool Trade Sees Sharp Shifts in Domestic Markets

Markets show distinct gains in wool trade with fears of another panic. Buyers linger in the street as cottagers note weak demand and distant hope for better orders. mills previously stocked spur cautious purchasing amid uncertain future needs.

Drink More Water Then Cure Diseases With It

A health column urges drinking plenty of pure water to help kidney and bladder issues and rheumatism. It promotes a simple home remedy with dandelion, Karyon, and sarsaparilla and emphasizes hydration after meals and at night.

Hatare

Wool Market Strengthens as Mills Hoard Low Stocks

The Baston market sees a stronger tone as wool stocks stay tight across mills. Buyers have had to stash scoured wools to fill orders, with last week’s sales around 1.8 million pounds while demand for clothing wool remains pivotal to price stability amid tight foreign supply and limited cross-bred merino lots.

Baston Gaines Omer Requesta Itv Wales

Dismantled Collier Astral Towed Into New York

The weather beaten ship Astral, carrying 300 tons of coal for the United States government, arrived in New York in tow after a severe hurricane from October 4 to 5. Off Seneca, the vessel lost sails and topmasts, listing 23 degrees to port during the storm. Captain Dondham reported the voyage began October 1 from Baltimore.

New York Baltimore Bay Pran- Ciscoith United States Seneirt Dondham

President Neutral in Connecticut Fight Gears Up in New Haven

The public letter reveals President neutrality as factions in Connecticut debate party lines for the governorship. The document hints at shifting allegiances and strategic positioning within local Republican circles around New Haven.

Connecticut

Presidential denial on Connecticut governorship comment

Letter from William Belor to N A Tanner cites the White House note that the president did not express views on Connecticut or any state election. It records Lilley asking for confirmation of a conversation and the president’s supposed reply dated the tenth instant, acknowledging truths and wishing Lilley success.

N. A. Tanner White House Washington, D.C Fis Connecticut Lilley

Castro Promised Death Threats Amid Venezuela Crisis

Caracas reports that President Castro vows to shoot rebels as baiters if captured as a warning amid Dutch mediation and anticipated Dutch note on November action. Castro, recently ill, recovered enough to restart state business and faces international pressure from the United States and France regarding Holland’s policy.

Caracas Venezuela Castro State House Cauratius Holland Castre Curacea

Unconfirmed murder report from Santa Fe area misfired

A disputed murder rumor reported Tuesday night near Fl Cuevo Santa Fe has not been verified. Efforts to confirm the killing of Dem Martinez y Garcia by a local employer have failed, leading officials to believe the report is a mistake.

Las Vegas N. M Dem Martinez Y Garcia Fl Cuevo

Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Dr Pierce

The story presents Golden Medical Discovery by Dr Pierce of Buffalo with Gulden Searoot named as key ingredient. It claims alcohol free formula using glycerine and heat apparatus to extract medicinal roots for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and related ailments. It notes endorsements from medical books and offers free mail order copies of the ingredient list and claims on curing catarrhal bronchial throat affections and precursors to consumption with caveats about not miracles or advanced tuberculosis.

Ciolden Medical Discover Pierce Golden Redi J Matar la Aden Veet R. V. Pierce Buffalo

Fragmentary report leaves assassination details unclear

A partial telegraph dispatch notes a death by assassination in a part of the country but provides no details and offers little information to learn more about the matter.

Morse Trial Jury Placed Under Surveillance

The Morse case against banker Charles W Morse and Alfred M Curtis began before Judge Hough with a federal jury. Jurors must be locked up nightly under U S marshals guard and government witnesses have been under Secret Service surveillance throughout the trial.

New York Charles W. Morse Progieter Alfred M. Curtis National Bank of North America Hough United States Secret Service

Winter Racing at New Orleans Opens December 1

Announcement from FF Heastip president of the New Orleans Jockey Club states ninety one days of winter racing will start in New Orleans on December 1. Betting will be allowed only if each bettor deposits the wager with race management. management will deduct 5 percent to cover expenses.

New Orlewns New Orleans FF. Heastip

Graves Speech Sparks Independence Party Clash in Baltimore

John Temple Graves spoke at an Independence Party event in Baltimore on Oct 15 crediting Hearst with stirring campaign interest while denouncing both major parties and pelting W J Bryan as the Democratic Party of the moment.

Baltimore John Temple Graves Independence — Party Graves Mr. Hearst W. J. Bryan Hose Maine Bryan Independence Party

Independence party candidate speaks at Broadway theater

Thomas L. Hiegen of the Independence party addressed a large crowd in Butte Montana. He attacked the Republican party for its protection of trusts and said the Standard Oil company had shifted into the Democratic party, outlining his opposition stance.

Butte Mont Thomas L. Hiegen Independence Party Broadway Standard

Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health Testimony

Albuquerque residents testify that Dean's Kidney Pills cure the cause of disease and provide lasting relief from back ache and urinary complaints. T. A. Barnett of 914 South Croadsway, Albuquerque, recounts relief after using the remedy, noting renewed strength and toned kidneys. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.

Albuquerque Willy di Fese Dean T. A. Barnett South Croadsway New Mexico Foster-Milburn Co Moffalo New York United States Pdpean

Marietta College Finds Key Papers in Ancient Boundary Dispute

Ancient boundary quarrel between Pasxamaquoddy Bay Maine and Gloute area may be settled by newly found papers in Marietta College library. Records from 1784 survey by Refuses Putnam show maps and notes indicating Pope's Folly island belongs to the United States, potentially ending a dispute that has cost millions.

Marietta Ohio Pas Xamaquoddy Bay Maine State Department Washington New England Putnam Pope Folly Island United States

Students Suspended for Hasing at Taft School

In Wattertown Connecticut on October 15 four Taft School students faced suspension for hazing. Kenneth Monteagl of San Francisco Fred Andrews of New York Henry Gomes of Pittsburgh and John N Garfield of Washington DC received suspensions of six weeks for three weeks respectively. Garfield is son of James R Garfield secretary of the interior.

Hasing Wattertown Conn Taft School Kenneth Monteagl Son Francisco Fred Andrews New York Henry Gomes Pittsburg John N. Garfield Washington DC Garfield James R. Garfield Secretary of the Interior

Window Shades In Stock and Made to Order

Fu trelle Furniture Co advertises window shades in stock and made to order with low prices and satisfaction guaranteed. The ad mentions window frames and a price of $175 and references the Albuquerque Planing Mill.

Futrelle Furniture Co

Future of the Atchison in Santa Fe Employers Magazine

President J P L Ripley argues development depends on Santa Fe people in Santa Fe Territory. He discusses a double track from Chicago to Dodge City and Albuquerque to Ash Fork, notes shifts in railway strategy, and argues against a Rock Island merger or Pennsylvania control. The piece emphasizes expansion, regional needs, and the road’s growth across twelve states and territories.

Employer’ Magazine Santa Fe Ciieage Doge City Albuquerque Ash Fork J. PL Ripeley Atchison Ripley Irrigation Congress Bob’ Wilson al- Varade Spearman the Atchison Rock Island Chicago Los Angeles Eastern Railway of New Mexico Spearmaum Atchikon Pennsylvania Peonneylvania Santea Me Emai Andy New York Foterest Comtral Wh Castern Company Cilies Kuneis Ooklahoma Dodge City Wellington Ash Park Tor

Piles Cure Claim With Pazo Ointment Guarantee

An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures piles in 6 to 11 days and guarantees relief from itching burning and protruding piles. If not cured in 6 to 14 days, money is refunded. The offer targets readers with hemorrhoid symptoms seeking quick relief.

Registration books are open for upcoming election

The message urges all qualified electors to register promptly as the registration books are open in all precincts and will close soon. It warns that past registration does not carry over and emphasizes that only registered voters can cast a ballot in the coming election.

Santa Fe Railways Hold Out for Western Consolidation

The Atchison route argues that anti-railroad legislation in western states threatens expansion and profits. It cites 1907 6 1 2 percent and 1908 5 1 2 percent earnings, warns of halted Oklahoma projects, and urges a western consolidation funded by local shareholders to enable double tracking and improved service.

Texas Paunte Toi Atchison Santa Fe Oklahoma Texico N. M Atellean

Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad and Cafe Dinner Offer

An old card advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure coughs and colds. It claims coughing relief, lung healing, pneumonia prevention, and exudes a warning against substitutes. The genuine product is in a yellow package. The Fashion Cafe offers a regular dinner daily from 6:40 to 8 o’clock for 35 cents.

Foley J. W W. OO Itielly Ca Fposhioh Cafe

Historic race track to provide sites for homes

New York, Oct. 14. Work was begun on the Brighton Beach race track today, preparatory to selling the property on the real estate market. It comprises about 10 acres and will be cut into 2,500 lots.

New York Hrighton Beach

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