21 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Farmington Times
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
1
List of territorial officers including M. A. Otero J. H. Vaughan and B. 3. Rudy Segura with roles, followed by county officers such as Clay Brimhall chair and J. V. Logan. includes probate judge Joan B. Valdes and Sheriff John W. Brown. ends with a quoted motto about action and a note on Adjutant General Gardner of Colorado criticizing miners and avalanches.
President Gompere of the Federation of Labor campaigns for Chinese exclusion provoking a sharp rebuke from Minister Wu who calls Gompere and federation members agitators at an American rally.
A new electric railway project in New York promises to move data with 2204 gait. It would require right of way cutting 20 million dollars, and if houses block the route they may be torn down or turned. Cars will be torpedo shaped, bicycle wheeled, and powered by electricity.
Municipalities across the territory set elections for April with some on April 1 or the first Tuesday. The matter was referred to the Attorney General for opinion, who affirmed the legal date. A Kansas paper discussed poultry in Kin Ebene land, noting an American woman earning 400 Leas and a winter average, with minimal egg production highlighted.
The piece discusses the idea of turning Farmington into an educational center with school facilities and clues for future development. It mentions tensions in Washington between Tillman and McLaurin, a Roosevelt invitation incident, and critiques by Judge Baldwin about working masses versus capital.
The March issue of J. W. Poppet Pang Music Magazine features Arthur lrevel yan's The Angel's Answer and Eve lyn Herbert's How Can I Serve The East as notable songs. It includes 22 pages of entertaining music literature and bass tones, with complete pieces for the pan’s surge. The publisher cuts future issue prices to ten cents per copy or $1.00 per year.
A tribute to Aligeld, a governor who fought injustice in the Philippines, noted for his courage and advocacy. The piece recalls campaign years, public service, and a late reelection bid with broad support amid political scrutiny.
A short time ago Governor Yates appointed a commission to solicit aid for the Boers in the South African camps. Rev Thomas and wife contributed funds and wished to supervise relief distributions. They asked Secretary Hay for passports but were refused. A congressional inquiry has begun and Hay and Roosevelt may face questions from the public. Common people express daily sympathy for the Boers.
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Pills as liver pills that cure constipation and biliousness. It markets them as an early laxative and beneficial for digestion.
Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Simeon EBaldwin cautioned against excess in workers' diets. He noted Americans eat more meat than Europeans, urging moderation with two heavy meals considered ample. He warned captialists may face strained profits after wages and rents.
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