Democrats Doubt Bryan Victory Chances in Next Election
An editorial argues Democrats lack a solid case for Bryan's 1908 bid. It labels Bryan a radical, notes 1896 and 1900 results as weak predictors, and suggests bankers and business interests favor Republican candidates. It concludes the Times lean toward conservatism and an independent Republican win in the electoral college is likely.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
la Follette
Congress Debates Elastic Currency Bill Amid Division
Congress debates an elastic currency proposal allowing national banks to issue notes against first class securities. Supporters seek to broaden collateral to real estate mortgages and marketable bonds, while Wall Street may push against wider currency expansion. Senator William J. Bryan is noted in discussion.
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Congress
Wall Street
Georgia Travelers Favor Chata nooga Stopovers
A flood of Georgians is predicted to use Chata nooga Tennessee as a common rest stop. The piece pokes fun at politics and education while lamenting the state’s public schools and the need for honest upright teaching.
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Ralph Waldo Everson
Ex-president a melancholy product of government system
Grover Cleveland comments on the ex-president as a melancholy product of the government system. He adds it would cheer Mr. Bryan to have a chance to become such a melancholy product.
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Grover Cleveland
Bryan
New York Judge Restricts Women in Thaw Trial Coverage
A New York judge has barred all women from the courtroom during the Thaw trial, a move critics say limits press access and public understanding while newspapers gain a clearer chance to circulate the news.
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New York
Texas Woman Lost Two Husbands In Half a Day
A Texas woman became twice widowed within twelve hours, provoking sympathy and speculation about her misfortune and the sudden double loss. The tale underscores the cruel randomness of tragedy in a single day.
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Texas
Taft Leaves Door Open in Race as Winner Is Sought
Taft suggests remaining in the campaign until a winner is declared, keeping options open and signaling persistence amid ongoing contest results and party dynamics.
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Mr. Taft
Slayings Probe Move to Durango Trial Dates
William R. Mason and Joseph Van derweide face trial in Durango on February 7 for the murder of Secret Service Agent Joseph Walker. They may be retried within three months in federal court on conspiracy charges using Ku Klux era style statutes to punish interference with federal officers.
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William R. Mason
Joseph Vanderweide
Secret Service
Joseph Walker
Durango
United States
New Mexico Statehood Delegation Moves Toward Washington
Gov George Curry of New Mexico and Solomon Gunn with other noted New Mexicans travel from Trinidad Colorado to Washington to push the statehood bill as a bipartisan effort. They plan to lead 150 delegates to secure congressional support for statehood.
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Trinidad
Colo
George Curry
New Mexico
Solomon Gunn
National Republican
Social Happenings High Five Club Recap
The high five players met weekly at several homes including Mr. and Mrs. Bert McJunkin and Mr. and Mrs. Pond. Prizes went to Mrs. Staplin, Mr. Hubbard, Mrs. McEwon, Mr. Staplin, and to Walter Danburg, Amye Paxton, Mrs. Danburg, and Miller in various sessions.
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Bert McJunkin
Staplin
C. M. Hubbard
Pond
O. C. McEwon
Mumma
Pittsburg Preacher Refuses Five $20 Gold Pieces
A Pittsburg preacher tells papers he did not refuse five twenty dollar gold pieces because they lacked the motto In God we Trust. He adds he would not refuse them if the congregation offers. The report mocks the dull congregation.
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Pittsburg
New Mexico Statehood Hearings Begin in Senate and House
In Washington on January 17 the Senate Territories Committee opened hearings on statehood for New Mexico set for January 21 while the House Territories Committee plans hearings on January 28. The process will be thorough and thorough. Delegate W H Andrews leads the measure to validate the 3st New Mexico Legislature act for armory construction and hopes for passage with minor amendments. Andrews also filed bills for relief to New Mexico citizens totaling about 20000 and many pension bills.
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Washington
Senate Committees On Territories
New Mexico
House Committee On Territories
W. H. Andrews
New Mexico Legislative Assembly
Andrews
Dictionary of Navajos by Franciscan Fathers at St Michael Arizona
The Franciscan Fathers near Gallup plan a Navajo dictionary after ten years of work. It will include a complete vocabulary and articles on religion ceremonies arts and industries with Navajo terms and explanations. Descriptions cover weaving dyeing silver work basket making and names of people places plants and animals.
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St. Michael's
Arizona
Gallup
Notice of Land Contests at Farmington and Santa Fe
Miles A. Cooper files contest against Homestead entry 7835 by Milton R. Stevens for land in Sec 8 and Sec 17 T30N R30W. Contestant alleges no improvements and two years absence. Hearings set Feb 15 1908 Farmington and March 17 1906 Santa Fe. Publication ordered due to lack of personal service. Manurr R. Ormro Register Freep Mcutum Receiver. 138 Bran 1.20 per hundred pounds corn chop 1.50 per hundred at the Mill.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Miles A. Cooper
Farmington
N. M
Township
Range
Milton R. Stevens
Frank Staplin
U. S
Register
Manurr R. Ormro
Freep Mcutum
Martim Massingill Tie The Knot In Durango Church
Friday evening at 8 o clock Mrs Francis Martim and Mr A Massingill were married at the First Presbyterian church in Durango. The groom came from Farmington while the bride arrived from Oakland California. A Tuesday reception at Dr and Mrs McIwen’s home drew a large crowd to celebrate the couple.
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Francis Martim
A. Massingill
First Presbyterian Church
Durango
Public notice of sale and business terms for Hubbard Meat Market
Notice states Hubbard Meat and Product Market has been sold to Jackson and Davis. They will collect all accounts and pay bills contracted since November 1, 1907. Prices listed include bran 61.20 per hundred pounds and core chop 1.60 per hundred. Also mentions toilet soap and drug store items.
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Hubbard
Jackson & Davis
Hood School Box Social Near February Fundraiser
Box Social scheduled for Wednesday evening February 12 at the Hood school house to raise proceeds for purchasing seats. A modest program will be presented before the box sale and all residents are invited to attend.
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Hood School
The
Stomach and Liver Tablets Help Cooper Maine Resident
Mrs. Jonx Laws of Cooper Maine reports long stomach illness cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She used twelve bottles and is now well. Available for care at Farmington Drug Store.
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Congo
Chamberlain
Jonx Laws
Cooper
Maine
Farmington
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Detroit Press
Meoney
Michael Angelo
Raphael
Farmington Public School
Statehood League
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Andrews & Brothers
Paryington, New Mexico
Yank Betler
Merz
Senate
Dictionary of
Martim-Massingill
First National Bank
Wm. H. Avery
A. M. Amsden
W. H. Harrington
the Metropolis
John C. Hubbard
M. A. Mahany
Farmington, New Mexico
Ganon Gallegos Trading Store
Corral
R. T. F. Simpson
C. P. Cronin
John Warren
Main Street
Farmington, N. M
Hubbard & Davis
Props
Hyde
Farmington, New Mbx
Box Social
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
Proprietor
West Main Street
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