Trade signals from United States Steel show early September pickup
The United States Steel Corporation, a barometer for national trade, cut idle capacity and raised orders by early September after the panic. Despite a 40 percent capacity use, orders in some departments rose, reflecting higher farm region spending on improvements and family growth, boosting steel activity.
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Steel Trust
Trans- Mississippi
Steel Corporation
Land slide hints and 1912 nomination drama
Two weeks from tomorrow morning hints of a political contest reveal whether a landslide is imminent or the opposition leader will plan for the 1912 race. A winner may be named next Tuesday or Wednesday, with a cautious forecast on timing amid lingering uncertainty.
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Mercucio
Peorrose
M Jong
Lady Meader Files With Ca Stor Bill of Exceptions
A controversial caption in Politico and Women critiques excessive politics in journalism. The piece quotes a “Lady Meader” lamenting political coverage while praising the paper’s supposed appeal and style amid fashion and society commentary.
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Meader
Ca- Stor
Morning Journal
The Kind of Women Colleges Produce Debate
A college president criticizes narrow scholastic specialization in women’s colleges and the focus on education for motherhood. He argues against overemphasis on language and analysis and warns that an overly intellectual regimen demeans women and defeminizes them. The piece urges further explanation before the coming election.
Antarctic Expedition Under Charcot Prepares Discovery Quest
The French expedition led by Dr Charcot at Rio de Janeiro readies an Antarctic voyage to survey Alexander Island and seek a wall like that of Sir James Clark Ross. The 69th parallel south offers hope of less severe cold and potential rocky-structure discoveries.
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Dr. Charcot
France
Rio Janeiro
Alexanderland
James C. Komn
Antarctic
Charcot
Bellinghausen
New York Herald
Rio
Sullivan enters political arena with fiery Taft Bryan remarks
The piece reports John L Sullivan of Posten launching into politics with a blunt critique of Taft and Bryan as Roosevelt looms. It notes Roosevelt’s potential involvement and condemns corrupt politicians while praising Sullivan’s forceful style and historic public service as sure to draw attention from readers.
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Posten
Bryan
Taft
Teady
Roosevelt
Nut College
Kansas City Journal
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Campaigning demands the physique and voice of a Titan
A New York Post appraisal notes that modern campaigns press leaders to endure extreme fatigue. It highlights Governor Hughes Judge Taft and Theodore Roosevelt as examples and contrasts with William Jennings Bryan’s exceptional stamina. It also reflects on Edenic fantasies and various public notices from Washington to New York.
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Stentor
New York Post
Hughes
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Carlyle
Webster
Editors Reflections Sketch Southwest Political Scene
A mosaic of editorials from Southwest papers weighs in on campaigns and personalities. Mentions Hearst and Roosevelt, local candidates like Rh. A. McBride and A. Tempke, and hints at a looming Republican majority in the New Mexico legislature.
Ruppe to Visit Carlsbad as Firemen Chief Heads Tour
Pernard Ruppe of Albuquerque, president of the New Mexico Firemen’s Association, plans a Carlsbad stop tomorrow. He will meet the Carlsbad fire department, be hosted by the fire boys, and tour the irrigation project and a farm. His remarks on the valley are anticipated due to his wide territory visits and roles.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Ruppe
Firemen's Association
Board of Pharmacy
Estancia News marks four years serving the valley
The Estancia valley newspaper celebrates four years of publication and reports financial satisfaction and broad readership. The editor thanks readers for support in delivering readable information and promoting good governance while denouncing graft.
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Estancia
New Mexico
Fatancia
Opal Dike Seen in Santa Rita Mountains
L L Thayer and N J Emerson, stockholders in Philadelphia Copper Mining, report locating a promising opal dike in the Santa Rita mountains. A typhoid fever outbreak at Ramah prompts quarantine measures as county officials send a physician to handle the crisis. Mrs Gregory of Nara Visa survives a cow attack while feeding chickens, suffering a severe facial wound and shock.
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N. J. Emerson
Philadelphia Copper Mining Company
Hanover
Santa Rita Mountains
Ramah
Gallup
Mckinney County
Mrs. Gregory
Nara Visa
Echoes from the Irrigation Congress at Pecos Valley
Grant county showcases copper mineral exhibit amid national rivals at the Irrigation Congress. Porterfield organized the display with praise for fruits and minerals. Albuquerque and El Paso papers supported broad coverage, with prizes including two silver loving cups from Everett of Albuquerque and a prize from the Mexican Ample Soap Co of Peoria for top state fruit exhibit. Mitchell Lewis wagon and Avery plow prizes shipped to Phoenix. the mule question remains debated.
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Albuquerque
Mextican Ample Soap Company
Peoria
Mitchell Lewis
Avery
Phoenix
Porm Us on the Map by Hagerman Messenger
The irrigation congress is praised as a great success with clear impact on New Mexico's future development. It claims the event will put the region on the map and support future growth, including occasional positive mentions.
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Hagerman
Irrigation Congress
New Mexico
Begley Returns With Salt River Valley Exhibition Prizes
AE Begley traveled from Albuquerque after overseeing the Salt River valley exhibit and George W. Cowgill, then recovered the prizes. He later slipped on a footstool at Ash Fork, spraining his left wrist and placing it in splints.
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AE. Begley
Albuquerque
Salt River Valley
George W. Cowgill
Egley
Ash Fork
Grant county mineral exhibit garners praise at Albuquerque fair
M W Porterfield reports Grant county’s mineral display drew much attention from delegates and visitors at the Albuquerque congress and fair. He believes with more time and money the exhibit could have won all prizes and lauds its quality despite being unfinished. Mrs Bugbee notes irrigation congress crowds exceeded expectations, with rumors of poor accommodations false and Albuquerque ready for thousands more attendees. Mr Pughes calls the congress and exposition the greatest of its kind west of the Mississippi.
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Porterfield
Forterfiels
Albuquerque
Bugbee
New Mexican
Pughes
Mississippi
Pioneer George W. Bhelden Dies at Frisco Valley Ranch
George W. Bhelden a pioneer of Pressanten and the Frisco valley died at his ranch home last Thursday after a paralytic stroke nine years ago and a second stroke three years ago left him unable to speak.
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George W. Bhelden
Pressanten
Frisco Valley
Silver City
Mr. Bhelten
Shelton
Tennessee Native Heads Frisco Valley Claim Purchase
A Tennessee native who arrived in the Frisco valley in 1883 has resided there since, locating valuable property in the Mogollon district. He was involved in the Consolidated claim, recently sold to the Secerre Mines company.
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Teovnnessee
Frisco Valley
Mogollon
Secerre Mines Comparns
Diarrhea Relief Promised by Remedy Sold Locally
George M. Felten of Booth Gibson recalls chronic diarrhea since army service in 18é 5 T. He tried many remedies until A W Miles persuaded him to use Chamberlains Cetic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle stopped the illness at once and it is sold by all druggists.
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George M. Felten
Booth Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
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