Congress begins short term with tame expectations
The Fifty ninth Congress opens its last session with brief preliminaries. Senate delays confirmations until the President's annual message arrives. DuPont takes oath. many new members attend oath at the speaker's desk as deaths thin ranks. Harriman criticizes railroad ownership and advocates public ownership.
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Foraker
Ohio
25Th Infantry
Fairbanke
DuPont
Delaware
Couden
Sbeaker
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Philippines Faces First Self Rule Step With Assembly Vote
March 27 1907 marks a pivotal election to form a Philippine assembly under a U S law two years after the 1905 census. The census counted 7 635 000 inhabitants with 647 000 classified as uncivilized. Voting requires male island residents 23 with literacy or property. The two chamber Philippine parliament will include a popular branch and the Philippine commission, signaling broader local governance and a model for other Asian colonies. The move is hailed as a historic advance toward autonomy and scrutiny by the world.
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Philippines
Congress
Philippine Commission
Spain
Canada
Globe-Democrat
Wit of the Wild praised in naturalist Ernest Ingersoll book
The review highlights The Wit of the Wild by Ernest Ingersoll, published by Dodd Mead. It notes clever methods animals use to survive from wasps to opossums, including disguises and ambush, and praises the book for its clear, sympathetic portrayal and its appeal to general readers.
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Ernest Ingersoll
Dodd, Mead & Co
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Official Directory New Mexico 1906 Officials List
New Mexico 1906 territory and judicial officials listed. Revenue collector H P Bradsaar surveyor general M O Liewellyn marshal C B Foraker attorney W H H Liewellyn Santa Fe Land Office register M R Otero receiver Fritz Muller delegate to congress W H Andre ws governor H J Hagerman secretary J W Reynolds attorney general W C Reid auditor W G Sargent treasurer J H Vaughn superintendent of penitentiary Arthur Talford superintendent of public instruction Hiram Hadley librarian Mrs Chapman commissioner of public lands A A Keen adjutant general A P Tarkington traveling auditor C V Safford game and fish warden W E Griffin public printer Jas G McNary coal oil inspector Eugenio Romero superintendent of insurance J H Sloan judiciary supreme court chief justice W J Mills associate justice John R McFie F W Parker ira Abbott W H Pope Edwin R Mann clerk Jose D Sena district court first district judge J Oint? McFie clerk A M Bergere district attorney Alex Read San Juan Rio Arriba Taos Santa Fe councilmen Alex Read M Martinez representative Granville Pendleton commissioners J R Williams F M Pierce J V Lujan clerk L G Eblen sheriff B C Vaughn assessor Richard Hendricks treasurer W E Williams superintendent of education C D Smith surveyor C F Holly town of Farmington trustees Charles W White F M Pierce F B Allen L H Miller Willet Brown
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Alamogordo
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Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Taos
San Juan
Joan R. McFie
A. M. Bergere
Alex Read
San Juan County
M. Martinez
Granville Pendleton
National Grange Meet in Denver to Back Parcel Post Law
The National Grange gathering in Denver will pass resolutions urging support for the parcel post law. Local delegates expect action on postal reform and promotion of mailed packages.
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National Grange
Denver
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Canton Carrier
Mr. E. G. Case of Canton Connecticut a mail carrier with sixteen years in service says Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is the king of all cough medicines for croup and for coughs and colds providing certain results with no after effects. For sale by all Deal era in Medicine.
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Canton
Conn
United States Service
Croup
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Five criminals convicted in Chaves and Otero counties
The latest court term in Chaves and Otero counties ended with five convictions in each, while issues of public boarders favor the southeastern territory over the northwest. Numa Raymond of Las Cruces defends a tax suit for 174000 dollars. Jose Romero heads to Washington to present grievances to the President.
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Las Cruces
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Dona Ana County
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