New Mexico Population Study Sparks Debates on Ethnic Roots
The analysis examines race and origin in the New Mexico Territory, detailing census figures for 1900 and comparisons with Arizona. It discusses Mexican and Spanish descent voters, immigrant origins, and the demographic balance among whites, Indians, and other groups, noting uncertainties in voting eligibility and identity.
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Cenoas Bureau
Mitive Leon Pep Bern
Gee Beara
Nate Lorn
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Cie
Ehildeen
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Arivor
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Antiapher
United States
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Lauel
Plymouth Rock
Tuis Sa
House without a district pressed the bill then
A jumble of crude notes reports on state affairs in 1906 New Mexico Territory. It mentions Colorado politics, territory funding for counties, and San Juan County school populations, plus a Kansas editor's churchgoing scene and reflections on knowing acquaintances in eternity.
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Colorado
New Sevieo
Land Lease Power Expanded in New Mexico Territory
Delegate Andrews pushes land commission to grant larger public land leases beyond 640 acres to a single applicant. The change aims to let Congress donated land to territorial institutions generate income for support. Previously donated land faced restrictions that hindered value and forced costly institutional construction.
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Ins
W. Wt. Andrews
Land Commission of
Territory of
New Mexico
Congress
Uae
Statehood would boost confidence and develop resources
The county urges statehood to put a local government in control and build confidence. It argues San Juan County would gain, natural resources are underdeveloped, and development would make the county a leading New Mexico area.
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Gorvern
San Juan County
New Mexico
Bruitland ‘Tribune
Immigrant Pamphlet Describes Orgy Imagery and Applicants
A scanned pamphlet viewed by the Bureau of Immigration outlines an explicit portrayal and illustrations. It notes readers may be potential adopters or future homeowners and mentions G Pandietan of Aztec and the Razorgrice office at Fersiington as contacts.
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Juan Count
Bureau of Immigration
Jabich
Ahi
G. Pandietan
Aztec
Fersiington
The Man Who Drinks It and the Temperance Call
A essay arguing against saloon keepers and drinkers alike. It condemns liquor sales as degrading and dangerous, urges sharper moral blame on drinkers, and calls for a renewed temperance crusade to curb drunkenness and its social harms. The piece cites Proverbs to illustrate the perils of intoxication.
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South
Nice
Roosevelt to Open Oyster Bay Theatre on Fourth of July
President Roosevelt plans a Fourth of July ovation at Oyster Bay if congress adjourns before that date. A new theatre, under construction for a year, will be opened by the president. If Congress adjourns early, he will not return until October. otherwise he will take a flying trip to Oyster Bay and stay in Washington for the season's end.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Aggie Myers Murder Case
The Kansas City supreme court denied the motion for rehearing in Aggie Myers murder case. Myers, sentenced to hang June 29 in Liberty, Missouri, sees final action. Her lover Frank Hottman, also sentenced to hang that day, remains under death watch. Petition for clemency will resume after court posting.
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Aggie Myers
Liberty
Supreme Court
Frank Hottman
Portland Report Details Archists Plot Against Roosevelt
In Portland, Walter Scalaski claims about 80 archists exist in the city, with plans for meetings and a plot against the president. He alleges attacks on him by society members and says the plot's execution was to occur during gatherings.
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Ore
Roosevelt
Walter Scalaski
Formicaris
Polish National Society
Owarrinis
Fulby Mee
Pietions by Ganter Correli Eliot Southwark
Fragmentary OCR notes list names Ganter Correli Eliot and location Southwark with unclear references. No clear event date or action specified.
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Correli
Eliot
Southwark
Efe
Stapdin
Durango Prepares for Big Fourth of July Festivities
Durango plans a large street fair carnival and Fourth of July celebration with Judge Lindsey of Denver invited to speak. A coronation ceremony for the Queen and Maids of Honor will headline events on Tuesday evening July 3 in regal style withDurango’s daughters as participants. Railroads offer reduced excursion rates for July 2 to July 7 as eleven big shows and four free concerts accompany the carnival.
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San Juan
Lindsey
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Southwest
Eivery
Southern Carnival Company
Public notice on former member J. S. Chittenden
Skelton Stewart & Co declares J S Chittenden no longer affiliated since June 1 1906 and disclaims responsibility for future contracts. Signed by A R Stewart on behalf of the firm in New Mexico.
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J. 5. Chittenden
Skelton Stewart & Co
Hain
Karmington, N. M
A. R. Stewart
Sale of Estray Horses by Cattle Board in New Mexico
By order of the Cattle Sanitary Board of NewsTexico and under Sec 923 of the compiled laws of N M, Will sell at public auction to the highest bidder unless claimed earlier. One sorrel horse branded 1 on left shoulder and Boa left thigh. One white pony unbranded. Sale at Parlmington July 2 1906 at bov clock p.m. Lawrence Welsh, Gd Cattle Inspector, Dist No 6, San Juan Co NM.
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Cattle Sanitary Board of NewsTexico
Will Gell
Parlmington
Bov
Lawrence Welsh
Public Notice of Homestead Entry Final Proof
Department of the Interior Santa Fe Land Office states William Sc Ross of Farmington New Mexico has filed for final proof on the NWS NW oy parcel. Proof will be before U S Court Commissioners Farmington New Mexico June 30 1906. Witnesses Brastus Wh Hil Albert F P Stump Franklin M Pierce William A Hunter all of Farmington New Mexico. Manuel R Otero Register
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
U.S
Farmington
William Sc. Ross
San Juan County
Nws
Ifs
Brastus Wh
Hil
Albert FP. Stump
Franklin M. Pierce
William A. Hunter
Manuel R. Otero
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