Albuquerque Morning Journal Sworn Circulation Report
The report for August shows The Albuquerque Morning Journal printed and circulated an average of 4862 copies daily. D. & Boucher, business manager, swore to the validity before Notary Public HN Packert in Bernalillo County.
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Territory of
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Boucher
Quiialliy
Joaroni Publishing Company
Albuquerque New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journal
D. & Boucher
Albuquerque Road Link Aims to Open New Outlets
A readable fragment notes the buildout of a short road section in Albuquerque, bringing two new outlets to the world by the stock market and by the Denver and Rio Grande. The move is portrayed as highly valuable for the city’s future access and growth.
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Albuquerque
Denver
Tio Grande
Australia’s Times frames Australian and American ties in grand review
A Perth Times Sunday issue is praised for its mammoth 192-column spread detailing global news and a striking feature on Australia. The piece highlights articles praising natural resources climate and opportunities for settlers, noting English language reach across the world and a shared sense of home.
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the Times
Perth
Western Australia
Cdtter
Globe
Australia
New York Herald Plans City Wide Election Light Beacon
The Herald will use the Metropolitan Life tower to display election returns on election night via a giant beacon. Built by Charlie J Rogue Electric Co the 100000 candlepower beacon aims to be visible up to twenty miles, with a thirty inch reflector and 34 inch cylinder on a ball bearing turntable.
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Herald
Fignr
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Nevis
Charlie J. Rogue Electric Company
Peraons
Poughkeepah
United States Navy
Farabelle Ammrar
Night election signal towers proposed to flash results
The article describes devices to lock apparatus in position and flash election results by direction based on the winner. Taft Bryan Wighes Chanter signals guide lights to north south east or west with rapid movement once outcomes are known. It notes the Herald’s premonitory testing from Madison Square Garden and compares tower elevations to the Metropolitan.
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Bryan
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Chanter
le Yorty
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Loyer
Herald
Metropolitan Tower
Countywide push to defeat two Republican nominees
A concerted but unnamed effort in the county seeks to defeat Alfred Gronsfeld for the county board and Jesus Romero for sheriff. The text accuses backers of opposing government by the people and credits the two for leading a previous victory. Voters should remember these actions when voting next Tuesday.
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Alfred Gronsfeld
Jesus Romero
Taft on Panic in Spots as Business Upheaval Discussed
In a New York speech Taft calls the recent upheaval a panic in spots. He contrasts republican and democratic panics of 1892, cites excess prosperity and corporate worries, notes railroad financing troubles, and urges restoration of confidence with strict law enforcement and no crusade against business.
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Taft
New York
Mississippi River
Missizsippi River
American efforts curb cholera risk in new Philippines colony
The piece argues cholera in Manila is controllable through public health measures learned in Cuba and Panama. It emphasizes eliminating transmission means, drainage, and education to prevent infection as the key, noting no current alarm despite new cases.
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Cuba
Panama
Philippines
Utie
Manila Officials Prepare to Combat Cholera Threat
The government plans to restrict dense gatherings of natives on feast days as cholera spreads linked to unregulated drinking and cock fights. Officials in Manila, with ten years of pest control experience, expect to curb the outbreak despite cultural challenges.
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Manila
Government Job Exam Slaves for Editor in Entomology Dept
A humorous note contrasts civil service sinecures with the new position of editor in charge at the department of entomology economic zoology and veterinary science in the experiment station record. The exam on November 24 requires language and math skills plus editing and translation ability, with a $1500 yearly salary, while higher paying posts rely on influence rather than merit.
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Civil Services Commisson of
Washington
Experiment Station Record
Department of Agriculture
Yokohama code for foreigners and New York courtesy debated
A dispatch discusses a Yokohama prefectural directive urging locals not to overcharge or stare at foreigners and to avoid questions about age or manners. It notes sharp satire from The World and contrasts Japan’s cautious approach with American hospitality and political ideals during the era.
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New York
Yokohama
Undefined Terms Spark Curious Debate in Paper
In a casual exchange, John asks what a political beam means, with an answer calling it a roatback on the return trip. The fragment notes that statistics show the United States continues to produce more corm than
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John
Crang
United States
Senator Titman Returns From Abroad Amid Local Option Wins
Senator Titman has returned from a trip abroad amid local option successes. He appears confident no one will send problematic letters while his car is in use, signaling steadiness as he resumes duties.
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Titman
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A compilation of satirical editorials and quips from Western papers. Bits cite politicians like Taft and events such as census talk and causes of public uproar. The pieces mix wit on campaigns, gender roles, and social norms with brief newspaper jests.
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The
Southwest
Campaign snatches and scattered notes from a period piece
The noisy mix cites Taft Bryan and Roosevelt with quips about voting, earthquakes, and oddities. It references Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, Phoenix, Cairo and Tucson, plus a jail sign and a cartoonish view of electoral odds.
Local tales mix humor with speculation across transit car
A fragmentary local page mixes jokes about mail order wives and home industry pride with political satire. It recalls Prince Henry backing Roosevelt and a daring Zeppelin comment while an Arizona train car poll yields forty Bryan to one Roosevelt, explained by a Southern Louisiana commercial association.
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Roosevelt
Ciepublicano
Arizona
Ely
Bryan
Remarkable Discovery By Eastern Newspaper
An Akron Times report cited by Tucson Citizen claims Col Stanley Lewis a Tucson border figure plans a cross country auto tour to New York and back. The piece mocks eastern sensationalism and notes Lewis’s controversial border actions and self styled heroism.
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Castro
Venezuela
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Sonora
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Mexico
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Southwest
Boston men guilty of grafting in city contracts
Restorer doit j of ' srmest ultit comp any i ' in Charles N. Fitts of the New England Structural company pleaded guilty to an indictment charging collusion to obtain city contracts in Reston. Each paid 106 fine and 5000 to the city for extra profits. five officials face pending indictments. The case grew from a commission report urged by Roosevelt.
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Ultit Company i
Charles N. Fitts
Tar New England Structural Company
Reston
Hose Penort
Roosevelt
Congress
Nance
Andrews
Mr. Fitts
Duncan H. Russell
James Russell Boiler Company
Charles FP. Koopman
Cunningham Iron Works
John F. Lynch
Hodge Boker Company
Gompers Appeals to Workmen Across Nation
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, announced a special issue of the American Federationist to refine labor's attitude in the current political campaign. He also sent telegrams to labor organizations urging doubled activity and vigilance in the fight for human freedom in this campaign.
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Samuel Gompers
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American Federationist
Gompers
Lelograma
Labbor
Servian Crown Prince Quietly Welcomed by Czar
In St Petersburg Prince George of Servia met Emperor Nicholas in a private audience. The encounter was unofficial, with Servia insisting on a private reception as a condition before the prince proceeds to Pass. Premier Pasics plans to present King Peter's letter to the czar later.
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Nicholas
Russia
Belgrade
M. Iswolsky
Loess
Mt. Petersburg
George
Servia
Nicholae
Rueria
Peters
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Actress Edna Hopper revokes power of attorney
Oakland California October 30 actress Edna Wallace Hopper who was named in a New York investigation revoked her power of attorney with the county recorder. The revocation applies to all except Dennis F OBrien of New York who is given full authority over matters concerning the estate of her late mother Mrs Joseph Dunsmuir. The property involved is a large ranch at San Leandro near Oakland.
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Cal
Edna Wallace Hopper
OFA. Frown & Cols Factore
New York
Dennis F. O'Brien
Joseph Dunsmuir
British Columbia
San Leandro
Oak‘sat
Local Resident Praises Diarrhoea Remedy Trial
George M. Felton of South Gibson Virginia recalls chronic diarrhoea during Civil War service in 1865 and credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping the ailment after trying many medicines. Sold by druggists.
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South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
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