Prosperity of Farmers Shown in US Trade Growth
From Washington on May 26 the note cites government reports showing farmers driving a surge in national prosperity. Exports in ten months rose sharply across breadstuffs provisions cotton with corn and wheat leading gains. Total first ten months imports reached 1 021 000 000 and exports 1 488 000 000 totaling 2 509 000 000. In St Louis an indictment against Robert Snyder for bribery related to the Central Traction bill is discussed. Fort Worth reports tornado fatalities and property losses. Guam announces successful undersea cable laying linking to Bonin island and Yokohama. London notes growing baseball interest in England with a public trial game. Washington notes California seeks duty-free building materials access. New York names Charles Hugines as potential judge candidate. Constantinople reports Bryan and wife declining royal decorations.
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Washington
United States
ST. Louis
Fickeissen
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Central Traction
Smyder
Supreme Court
Alderman Atoff
Snyder
Burton faces possible jail over felony conviction
Washington reports Senator Burton of Kansas will not be expelled this session as he seeks a rehearing in the supreme court. If denied he faces jail and plans to resign if allowed to pay a $2,500 fine, with action unlikely before October. New York notes Chicago traction properties sale and a proposed unification of tramway companies under a new trust with broad disposal powers.
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Washington
Burton
Kansas
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Senate
New York
Chicago Traction Company
Chicago
Astor narrowly avoids being trampled by horses in Poughkeepsie
John Jacob Astor of New York escaped serious harm when a Standard Oil team of horses bolted after a collision with his motor car near Poughkeepsie. The wagon was struck, the horses reared and jumped onto the vehicle, causing a tense near-miss.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John Jacob Astor
New York
Standard Oil
Astor
Agricultural Bill Passes with Meat Inspection Provision
The Senate passed a bill funding inspection of fresh meats for domestic use and export. The measure, totaling 37,800,000, faced no objections or debate and assigns inspection duties to the bureau of animal industry.
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Senate
Bureau of Animal Industry
New Mexico Territorial Fair Committee Pushes Debt Repayment
The fair committee led by manager P F McCanna urges all holders of unpaid bills to present claims or mail them for verification. Outside checks and newspaper obligations will be settled, with new checks issued where needed, as urgency grows to clear debts before month end.
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P.F. McCanna
Albuquerque
First National Bank
Ange
Mass Meeting Reported By New Mexican Despite Typo
An early 1900s item notes a mass meeting of Democrats at Alamogordo reported by the New Mexican with a missing initial m in mass. It also cites a home remedy for colds, praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick relief, and briefly mentions express and hauling services managed by Franks Align.
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New Mexica
Aldmeogordo
New Mexican
Hee
Franks Align
New Mexico Territory News Highlights and Officials
Paul A. P. Walters of Santa Fe is reappointed postmaster for four years. Francis Leuppe, Indian Affairs Commissioner, visits Indian Schools in the Southwest. New Mexico Military Institute Roswell holds commencements with strong attendance. William J. Douglas arrives to review townslip survey applications. W. R. Stewart resigns from Mounted Police from Aztec now in El Paso. Convictions for 16 year olds Salomon Aragon and Paz Otero for second degree murder in Lincoln County. Territorial Medical Board admits thirty new doctors including Guthrie of Pawington and Hanley of Aztec. K. P. Wolcombe to inspect public land in Santa Fe Federal building. Arguello and Medlock execute d for murder. Whiteman of White Oaks dies by self inflicted wound. Whiteman famed as merchant in southwest lore.
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Salomon Aragon
Paz Otero
Lincoln
K.P. Wolcombe
Secretary of the Interior
Federal
Santa Fe
Mr. Wolcombe
New Mexico
A. Whiteman
Southwest
Mr. Whiteman
White Oaks
Roswell
Whiteman
Démerson Plough
Russia
Testimonies Boost Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel cures though some hesitate to publish testimonials. The remedy is widely known for treating diarrhoea and other bowel troubles and is sold by dealers everywhere. Citizens with losses from the Toss additions under the Star ditch should pay assessments at Harness Shop to Cc. W. White.
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Cc. W. White
Notice for Final Proof in Land Claim at Santa Fe
Notice is given that William E. Ross of By rming ton San Juan County New Mexico filed to make final proof for the NWS NW Jy Sec 9 SWS WI Sec 4 BS Ely Sec 5 T 29 N R 13 W before U S Court Commissioner in Farmington New Mexico on June 30 1906. Witnesses: Erastus K Hill Albert Ff Stamp Franklin M Pierce William A Hunter all of Farmington New Mexico. Manuel R. Otero Register a
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Parmington
William E. Ross
Byrmington
San Juan County
Nws
NW Jy
Sws
Ely
Erastus K. Hill
Albert Ff. Stamp
Franklin M. Pierce
William A. Hunter
Farmington
Manuel R. Otero
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W. O H. Haretngeten
Asst
Capepal
Samuel Rugh
Oua
Hyde
Pierce Mercantile Co
Vienna
C. F. Boettcher
Wayne Harris
Novelty Iron and Wood Workers
West Main ST
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
M. F. Clarke
Otis
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
J. D. Prewes
Thomas Vann
Brown County
William Moline
Hunt County
Guam
San Fratcisco
Bonin Island
Yokohama
Pacific Ocean
London
Woulwich Arsenal
California
Congress
San Francisco
Charles Ko Hugines
Giorente Coms
Constantinople
William Jennings Bryan
Shine Territory
Paul A. P. Walters
Francis Hh. Leuppe
Indian Affairs
New Mexico Military Institute
William J. Douglas
Washington D.C
W. R. Stewart
Aztec
Force
Stewart
el Paso
Hiss
Territorial Medical Board
J. A. Guthrie
Parwington
H.R. Hanley
David Arguello
John Medlock
Raton
Arguello
Celia Dussart
Gowen
Colorado
San Juan
Durango
Nathans
the Metropolis
John C. Hubbard
Canon Gallegos
Gallup
Camp House
Corral
Best Water
R.t.f.simpson
Hoppe
J. D. Taylor
Mgr
Hunter Mercantile Company
Farmington, N. M
F. S. Conaway
Boone Vaughan Ranch
Farmington, New Mexico
O. C. McEwen
J. H. Guthrie, M. D
Engleman Block
J. A. Duff
E. S. Whitehead
Attorney AT Law
Ing Insurance
A. M. Edwards
Notary
Granville Pendleton
N. M
Law Office
J. M. Palmer
K. H. MacNichol
Jay Turley
U.S. Depury
Neer San Juan Canan & Development
C. S. Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln Post No. 13
Oold Fellows Hall
A. F. Stump
R. H. McJuwain
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