Albuquerque Businessmen Press Freight Rate Reform
A large Albuquerque gathering at the Commercial club appointed a three member committee to study Santa Fe freight rate negotiations and report in thirty days. Speakers urged leveling rates with Denver and El Paso and noted discriminatory practices harming local commerce.
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Commercial Club
Santa Fe Railway
Albuquerque
George A. Katserman
M. P. Kelly
Denver
el Paso
Wmi
Trafic
Ammittes
R. K E. Putney
L. B. Putney Company
EB. Spitz
Kfeld-Spitz Dry Goods Company
A. Macpherson
George L. Brooks
W. Hopewell
Col
A. W. Harris
M. K. B. Sellers
W. L. Edgar
W. V. Futrelle
W P. Metcalf
P. Hall
A. J. Maloy
Wallace Hesselden
Ivan Grunsfeld
J. A. Weinmann
B. Spits
Dr. Copp
Dr. Conner
Ernest Meyers
S. Roch
BP. A. Macpherson
P. F. McCanna
Allen Waas
Albert Faber
W .O. Hope
Homer Howard
Pellx Lester
M.L. Devine
J C. Nead
J. Brennan
Dr. Pierce
C. J. Melini
George \. Kaseman
M. P P. Kelly
Republican campaign winds through county precincts and rally
The Republican drive visits every county precinct with candidates and speakers after rallies in Albuquerque and Old Albuquerque. A. A. Sedillo and Sheriff candidate Jesus Romero report strong mountain and river precinct support, predicting record majorities. Separately, Santa Fe plans a 500000 to 600000 dollar pre cooling plant in San Bernardino to ship fruit and vegetables, with a 120 car daily capacity and 250 ton per day ice.
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Albuquerque
Old
Loe Grieges
A. A. Sedillo
A. B Btroup
Alfred Grunsfeld
Jesus Romero
The Stomach Churn and the Golden Medical Discovery
The article links the stomach's digestion to butter churn to promote Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for biliousness and a foul stomach. It claims the medicine sweetens the stomach, removes taint, and cures pimples, eruptions, and blood-related diseases, urging readers to request a free booklet for extracts and ingredient lists.
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Pierce
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Santa Fe plant to boost San Bernardino payroll
The plan for a large Santa Fe refrigerated fruit and vegetable plant will employ many workers and add about 5 000 to 15 000 dollars monthly to the city payroll. The facility will pre cool and ice produce from Southern California branch lines for eastern shipment, reducing re icing along the way and increasing local prosperity.
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The
Santa Fe
California
Kansas City
Chicago
San Bernardino
Calm on Democracy Ticket as Springer Predicted Unopposed
A day of calm in the local democracy as no withdrawals occurred and Manuel R. Springer seems certain to win the second district com missionership. Democrats resist widespread bids to unify the rest of the ticket while betting on precinct results remains negligible and election day interest is muted.
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Withhdrawal
Manuel R. Springer
Springer
Try This for Weak Kidneys and Bladder
An at home herbal remedy claims to ease bladder trouble and kidney complaints. It lists Plaid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with a dosing schedule and reports rapid relief after one week of use.
Croup quickly cured with Hyomel treatment
A Victorian ad touts Hyomel as a miraculous dry air remedy for croup and other lung ailments. It cites a Vermont pastor praising immediate relief after inhalation, adds a complete outfit for $1 and extra bottles for 50 cents, promising a money back guarantee.
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Walter
Hyomei
Croup
Geo. Sisson
M. BK
South Londonderry
J. H. O' Rielly
Textile workers face another wage slump in mills
Fall River Massachusetts Oct 29 James Tunsey president of the Fall River Textile council says under the wage agreement there will be a further wage cut next month. The reduction is about 8 percent lowering weaving pay from 19.66 to 15 cents per cut, tied to the margin between spot cotton and cloth prices. A prior 18 percent cut was made last May.
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Fall River
Masa
James Tunsey
The Lanc Contained Fragment in Romantic Rose Imagery
A fragment from a Lanc article hints at a novel opening with a heroine among roses with praise for the floral scene. The text appears garbled and incomplete, offering limited concrete details or context beyond the literary imagery.
Catholic Church Declines To Endorse Political Candidates
Cardinal Gibbons told Edwin A. Newman that the church does not discuss party politics publicly nor reveal candidate preferences. He asserted Catholics in the United States participate in all parties and are free to vote as they choose on political or economic issues. He warned against using the church to back or oppose any candidate or party.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Newman
United States
My Fixes Lady's Limit for Champagne Consumption
New York testimony in Mrs. Gould divorce suit reveals cousin Odiah W. Sells attested to Mr. Gould's harsh demand that his wife abstain from intoxicants. Sells said Mrs. Gould drank what a lady should, estimating a limit of four pints of champagne at dinner.
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Katherine Clemmons
Howard Gould
Edward G. Whitaker
Gould
Sells
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Mr. Gould
Goulds
Taft Support Speech Praises Republican Leadership in New York
Morning Journal report on George Cortelyou urging a Taft vote at a large Murray Hill meeting. He contrasts Taft and Bryan on government administration and gold standard policy, defending the former's proven executive ability and questioning Bryan's currency stance and proposed bank deposit guaranty plan.
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Cortelyou
the Treasury
Murray, Hille Lyceum
Willam H. Taft
Delvet
Taft
Congress
Bryan
Secretary of the Treasury
London
United States
Oklahoma
New York
Mr. Bryan
Honest Banking, Good Government and Political Odds
The text discusses honesty and integrity in the banking community and argues for progress under proven banners of experience and achievement. It contrasts past defeats cited as legends like 16 to 1 beaten in 1896 and imperialism beaten in 1900 with the idea of choosing governance based on record.
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Ture
Morse Witness in Own Defense in Banking Conspiracy Trial
Charles Morse, with Alfred H. Curtis, on trial in the U S circuit court for conspiracy and banking law violations, testified in his own defense. He claimed no banking experience, described his roles, and explained loans and stock dealings with the National Bank of North America and related entities, asserting the bank profits were used to the bank.
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Morse
Alfred HH. Curtis
National Bank of North America
United States Circuit Court
Curtis
Weir
Kate A. Wilson
Arthur Braun
Mike Wilson
Councel
John F. Carrot
National Bank of America
Gelshenen
Leele Whiting
Whiting
Carroll Fee
Testimony Rewrites on Trust Charge and Stock Market Sting
Col R M Thompson former bank director testifies about an American fee company trust label. Attorney General Stimpson asks if the state AG labeled it a trust. Thompson says the AG was described as such only after a stock market sting involving acquaintances of the AG.
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Morse
Judge Hough
Col
R. M Thompson
The
National Bank of North America
Stimpson
America Fee Company
Colonel Thompson
Thompson
Kern's whirlwind Indiana campaign tour reported
Morning Journal notes John W. Kern's campaign stops in Brazil Mecca Rockville Clinton and Sullivan as he travels by train and automobile. He closes with indoor and outdoor meetings after a long day of speaking against money power influence and banking interests.
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Morning Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
John W. Kern
Indiana
Brazil
Indianapolis
Chicago
View
Mecca
Rockville
Clinton
Sullivan
Beockville
Cliinton
Kern
Young
County Court House
Tle
Whiting
Bam Smal
J. B. Corrigan
Minnesota
Gold Discoveries Reported in Congo Ema District
Reports from RDPD quote Mobun, leader of the American expedition in the Congo, claiming rich deposits of gold tin and copper in the Ema district discovered during the Congo expedition.
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Russels
RDPD
Mobun
Congo
Ema
Foley Kidney Remedy Boosts Elderly Health
A brisk promotion claims Foley's Kidney Remedy eases painful urinary disorders in the elderly, stimulating urinary organs, correcting irregularities, and toning the system. Sold by J. M. O'Rielty Co.
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Woley
Foley
J. MM. O'Rielty
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Uuylina
Ilain
Saty
Bernardino
San Bernardino Sun
Santa Fe Railroad
Colton
Banta Fe
Gay
Iing
Southern California Ice Company
Southern California Company
Garvieim
New Kongland Mil
Catholic Church
Meeting Journal
King
Nat ii
Edwin A. Newman
District of Columbia
Morning Journal Special
Odiah W. Sells
Vortelyou
Treasury
George Ih
San Jose
Cape Shewe
Oyster Carrier Company
South Norwalk
Connecticut
North American Bank
My Morning Journal
Harles
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