Most Prosperous Year for Pecos Valley Crops and Trade
Bankers from Roswell attend Masonic grand lodge in Albuquerque amid praise for the Pecos Valley. Cahoon credits a strong apple and alfalfa harvest, rising cattle values, and a thriving economy drawing Texas buyers, with regional growth since early settlement. He notes irrigation displays and optimistic prospects for the valley’s future.
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Pecos Valley
Lincoln County
Roosevelt, Eddy, Chaves
Otero Counties
Roswell
Pe-Cos River
Texas
Pecan Valley
United States
Texas Cattle Kings
Pecos
Addiiton
Poe
Pecas Valley
Pecos Valley banker recalls early growth and Pays tribute
Job W. Pree president of the Citizens National Bank of Teewell says he has lived in the Pecos Valley for 28 years and calls this year the brightest in its history. He visits New Mexico for the Masonic lodge sessions and recalls the valley as the Garden Spot of the Southwest once a rough tract with few signs of cultivation.
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Pecos Valley
Job W. Pree
Itivens National Bank of
Teewell
Ites
Poe
New Mexico
Lees Wilternees
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Aimed At Women
Advertises Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women with duties at home and socially. Claims non alcoholic known composition with glycerine and printed ingredients. Promotes as safe for expectant mothers, with free endorsements book offered by mail. Also notes Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
iAn
Dr. Keree
K. V. Pierce
Affalo
N.Y
Banquet in Masonic Temple closes New Mexico Grand Lodge meeting
A grand banquet at the Masonic Temple crowned the thirty first annual communication of the New Mexico Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. Key officers were elected and appointed for the ensuing year including Alpheus A Keen as grand secretary. The sessions will finish with meetings of the Royal Arch Masons and Grand Commandery, then delegates depart.
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Masonic Temple
Moasoana
New Mexico
Grand Lodge
Yeaterday
Alpheus A. Keen
Keen
Grand Beige
Stevens
Raton
Frank Johnson
Ban Marelal
JL. Meviler
Albuquerque
W. Wh. Walton
Bilver City
A. J. Maloy
A. Keen
McQueen Cray
Carlebasd
M. Hh. Wil- Homes
East Las Vegas
H. U. Major
Alamoxercito
Edward Pennington
Deming
Kainsdall
Lordeburg
A. D. Goethenburg
Tucamveart
J. P. McNulty
Cerrillas
Grant Tyler
A. M. Whitcomb
al- Dekerp
Royal Arch Masons
New Mesxico
Lomerton
Santa Fe County Republicans Endorse Statehood at Convention
Santa Fe County Republicans convened to name a county and legislative ticket and adopted strong resolutions endorsing national and territorial administrations and supporting statehood. The gathering at the county courthouse, led by T P B Catron, named officers and nominees for probate judge, sheriff, treasurer, and legislators while praising Col George W Prichard and endorsing W H Andres for leadership.
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Sata Fe
Santa Fe
Andrews and Leclaring
T. PB. Catron
County Central Committee
George W. Prichard
Jove Ortiz Vy Ping
Colomwel Prichard
George W. Armijo
Committee On
Committee On Permanent Organization
T. Hh. Catron
Juan Ortiz
Victor Ortega
FP. P. Sturges
H Fe. Orten
B. Ane
Hlco Montoya
Thomas Bo Catron
Cateron
Celeo Lopes
Santos Fe
Roman L. Paenta
Bacau
W. Prichard
John V. Conway
Wendell Hall
Tho Dursam
Territorial Central Committees
Public Speaker Interrupted Over Cough Remedies
Public speaking event disrupted by interruptions as attendees cough prompted claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Genuine product said to be in a yellow package sold by J M H O Rielly Co with warnings to refuse substitutes.
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Foley
J. MH. O' Rielly Co
Resolutions Endorse Moorevelt Curry and Statehood Drive
Resolutions from a convention in Chicago and Santa Fe back President Moorevelt and Governor Curry. They nominate W H Watt for president, promote New Mexico statehood, endorse delegate Andrews and urge Republicans to rally for all ticket candidates. They seek a protective tariff, especially higher third class wool, and urge loyal voting for statehood and self government.
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Chicago
Toet
Santa Fe
Moorevelt
Curry
W. HH. Watt
Roosevelt
United States
Binweoll
Chie
Andrews
New Mexico
Congress
Republican Party
Aott
Mexico
Resolutions Endorse Santa Fe County Leaders
Resolutions declare Santa Fe County affairs well and honestly managed for the past two years. They endorse T. Catron for the council and ER A Miera for the legislative house from Sandoval and Santa Fe counties. Foley’s Honey and Tar is recommended for coughs and colds. beware of imitation products. For sale by J. M. O’Rielly Co.
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Yong
Santa Fe
T. Catron
ER. A. Miera
Sandoval
Will of late John D. Torlina filed in court
The last will of the late John D. Torlina was filed in the probate clerk’s office. Real estate largely goes to his son George L. Torina of St Louis. The widow may keep a house and annuity if she stays unmarried, or an alternative house and monthly allowance. Execut ors named include Frank McWee and B. W. Dunbar. A $2,000 life policy is noted. Torlina’s funeral party moves to the cemetery Saturday.
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John BD
Torsina
George L Torsina
St Lewis
Widhow
South Third Retreet
Third Street
Prank McWee
B. W. Dun- Dar
Hell
Doane Kidney Pills Praised by Albuquerque Resident
J M Parker of 517 South Fourth Street Albuquerque New Mexico testifies to strong relief from kidney pain and back ache after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He recalls years of suffering, a failed back condition, and credits the pills with restoring sleep and kidney function. Sold by all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States. Remember the name Dean’s and take no other.
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Albuquerque
J. M. Parker
South Fourth Street
WN. M
Strongwest
Doan
Pean
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Candidates Pryed in Presbyterian Meeting
Bryan and Taft were the subject of tonight’s talks at the Presbyterian church meeting. Grover C. Kammons and KR A Pakin presented vivid character sketches of the two presidential hopefuls. A musical program with cornet, two violins, and a piano accompanied the event, and the gathering closed on a pleasant note.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Taft
Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Grover C. Kanmons
KR. A. Pakiwin
Vinol advertised as liver tonic aids digestion and strength
A Baptist elder from Kingston, North Carolina credits Vinol with restoring strength after digestion problems and debility. The ad states Vinol is made from cod liver elements with tonic iron and wine and promises improved appetite and blood, with a refund if unsatisfied.
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Henry Cunningham
Elder Baptist Church
Kingston
N.C
Vinci
Bryan Cleveland supporters praise peerless one rally
Three members of President Cleveland's cabinet attended a Bryan Kern rally at Carnegie Hall in New York. Former Governor David Br. Protecis and Judson Harmon spoke, while Hilary A. Herbert defended campaign funding transparency.
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New York
Cleveland
Tilden
W. J. Bryan
Pryan and Kern Bus.nese Men's Association
Carnegie Hall
David BR. Protecis
Missouri
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Hilary A. Herbert
Alain
Wiehard Olney
Massachusetts
Clevelanes
Tryon
George T. McClellen
John Bigelow
Abraham Lincoln
Samuel Tilden
Bryan
Nathan Straus
Bryan and Kern Business Mons Association
McClelland
Mryan
Mr. Harmanald
Tsapom
Navy
Harmon
Republican Party
Herbert
Pryan
Kern
Democratic Party
Tikien
Democratic rally speakers favor Bryan in tight race
Prominent speakers including former Governor David R. Francis and a critic of Taft urged support for William Jennings Bryan. They argued his election would restore prosperity and credit, while warning against panic and the dangers of continuing current policies.
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Pryan
Bryan
David R. Francis
Missouri
Francis
Washington
Bigelow
Bern
Jefferson
Jacksoen
van Huren
Lincelny
Thden
Mr. Taft
Executive Department
Crazy Man's Body Found Near River
Francisco Arias of San Jose found the body of his demented brother Canute Arias, 48, lying among willows near a river seven miles south of Albuquerque yesterday morning. The man wandered from home often and was missing since Saturday despite searchers efforts. He died from hunger and exposure. burial is today at San Jose Cemetery.
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Prancisco Arias
San Jose
Canute Arias
Cotter
Wools
Albuquerqun
Fun Jose Cemetery
Officers Ordered to Take Fifty Mile Hike
Brigadier General Carter directs Majors Dieecher Mm May and Timothy 0neleher of the paymaster’s department to begin a fifty mile hike tomorrow for three days. The exercise follows a prior 99 mile test completed by most department staff and replaces the earlier back test for Roosevelt’s administration. A detachment of soldiers accompanies the officers on the march.
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Chivago
Dieecher Mm. May
Timothy 0Neleher
Carter
Department of the Lakes
Nihe
Maljore Keay
Kelcher
Roesevelt
Liberal candidate Sydney C. Tapp demands woman suffrage
Sydney C. Tapp of Georgia, Liberal party presidential candidate, was formally notified of his nomination in Chicago. He said the campaign started late and urged supporters to mobilize in states where electors can be elected, to vote for his principles and for women to gain the ballot. He also backed initiative and referendum and direct taxation.
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Georgia
Liberal Party
Tapp
Chattahooga
Tenn
Nelle
Iir
C. Moore
Liberal Party National Committee
Pelrty
Baptist Pastoral Union Adopts Resolution Against Speaker
Delegates from the Baptist Pastoral Union met at a session and adopted resolutions demanding the defeat of Speaker Cannon over alleged obstruction of temperance legislation. The meeting focused on church concerns and constitutional issues.
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Dewatur
Cannon
Pastoral Union of the Baptist Desecration of Hingis
Ite
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ER. A. Cahoon
First National Bank of
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Tarwell
PPS
Indocpsc TE Anteed
OD Neem
Santa FE County
John D. Torlina
Probuooth
Vinol
United Party
Peerless
Morning Journal
Anderson & Company
Crazy Man
Oyuney Tapp
Sydney C. Tapp
Baptist
Denownce Cannon
J. LaBreacht
Iks’ Theatre
Perce R. Benton
Plains
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