Costly corruption echoes in county census shifts
The Farmington Times Hustler argues that immigration and county politics distort census figures. It cites Bernalillo, San Miguel, Chaves, Rio Arriba, Eddy, Taos, San Juan, Valencia and others as examples of boss rule, saloon influence, and disputed growth, urging readers to question population changes and political integrity.
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Taos
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Guadalupe
Farmington Times
Hustler
Initiative referendum costs in Oregon mirror New Mexico claims
The Santa Fe New Mexican argues that Oregon has spent just over 25000 dollars over eight years to print and mail pamphlets of measures for voters. The piece notes this is about three thousand dollars per year, modest compared with New Mexico’s public printing costs.
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New Mexico
Oregon
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Taft's trust curbing plan vs enforcement of existing laws
The report argues President Taft should focus on enforcing current anti trust laws rather than proposing new ones. It claims officials indifferent to enforcement nullify the law, and asserts the Republican party bears responsibility for not restraining the trusts.
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Taft
Congress
Republican Party
Republicans Endorse Direct Primary Across States
The piece notes endorsements by Taft Roosevelt and others for direct primaries. It highlights New York Republicans backing the plan and mentions several dozen states adopting the approach, signaling broad GOP support.
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New Mexico
Taft
Roosevelt
Reot
New York State
New Mexico Apple Production Rises From 1890 to 1900
A Department of Agriculture report shows New Mexico apple output grew from 37 000 bushels in 1890 to 142 000 bushels in 1900. While last decade figures are not stated, the increase is implied to be much larger.
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Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Arizona proposal seeks to shield adopted laws from being unconstitutional
A state measure in Arizona would reinforce that laws enacted under the new provisions cannot be declared unconstitutional. Proponents argue the will of the people should be supreme and that changes require strong safeguards.
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Arizona
Population Surge Transforms Chaves County Growth
Over the last decade Chaves County expanded from under 5 000 residents to nearly 17 000 despite persistent staffing and resource constraints impacting local services and infrastructure.
Territorial realignment favored new counties gains
The report notes loss of substantial territory to new counties. It acknowledges the gain as beneficial but warns it may be reversed or offset in the next decade.
Pecos Valley Faces Ordinary Weather, Not Florida Storms
The Pecos Valley reports no unusual storms this week, with conditions described as the normal weather pattern for several states. The note contrasts familiar Florida storms with the usual local climate.
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Pecos Valley
Florida
Johnson to Race Oldfield Amid AAA Dispute at Sheepshead Bay
Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson races Barney Oldfield at Sheepshead Bay as AAA suspends Oldfield over Reno scandal. Pickens plans rival outlaw association while Johnson seeks legal backing if needed. Crowd includes Johnson’s prominent Black supporters and potential sanction conflicts loom.
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Barney Oldfield
Bill Pickens
Jack Johnson
Sweepshead Bay Race Track
Johnson
Reno
Oldfield
Dodge
American Automobile Association
Pick
Fremont promoted to rear admiral in U.S. Navy
Capt John C. Fremont commandant at Charlestown Navy Yard Boston receives promotion to rear admiral. Native of San Francisco born April 19 1849 son of Maj Gen John C Fremont he graduated Annapolis 1872 and held key commands from Pinta to monitor Florida and Cavite Yard prior to Charlestown posting.
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John C. Fremont
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Boston
United States Navy
John Charles Fremont
Golden State
San Francisco
Jno
Charles Fremont
Annapolis Naval Academy
United States
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Porter
Cavite Navy Yard
Florida
Army Board
Paris
St. Petersburg
Mississippi
Withington Accepts Harvard Assistant Manager Role
Boston Oct 20 Paul Withington the noted athletic authority was accepted as assistant graduate manager of the Harvard Athletic Association and assumed office.
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Paul Withington
Athletic Authority
Harvard Athletic Association
University to appoint new athletic director and coach
The appointee will manage all university athletic teams and provide advisory and coaching services. He is expected to strengthen the football team and has a wrestling background, last year winning the New England heavyweight amateur championship. He graduated last February. his brother Lotarop Withington is captain of this year’s eleven.
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New England
Lotarop Withington
World champion cheese stars at National Dairy Show in Chicago
The National Dairy Show opens in the Coliseum drawing crowds for ten days. Wisconsin’s two ton masterpiece required 40,000 pounds of milk and 500 workers to produce with 12 cheese makers shaping it. after Chicago it goes to New York for exhibition before sale. A bout with a Limburgher is proposed but declined. Hundreds of dairymen arrive as national conventions for butter, dairy farming, and cattle clubs are planned.
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New York
Limburgher
Germany
Daily Show
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American Dairy Farmer's Association
American Jersey Cattle Club
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Wilson offers resignation as Princeton president amid governor bid
President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University, the Democratic candidate for New Jersey governor, proposes resigning as head of the university. The board may hold the resignation in abeyance until after the November 8 election, allowing his return if he fails to win.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Andrew F. West
McClellan
New York
Henry Burchard Fine
John Finley
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College of the City of New York
Harry Garfield
Williams College
Garfield
Princeton Board of Trustees
Coast Flower Show Opens In San Francisco
The Pacific Coast Horticultural Society and the California State Floral Society begin a three day flower show in San Francisco. Many rare varieties are exhibited from gardens and foothouses across the Pacific coast as a society event opens today.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Horticultural Society
California State Floral Society
Dow Visits, Leaves for Eagle Pass Post
Robert M. Dow who has been visiting his brother Cam Dow and nephew City Attorney H. M. Dow left today for his home in Eagle Pass Texas where he serves as U S Collector of Customs.
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Robert M. Dow
Cam. Dow
H. M. Dow
Eagle Pass
Texas
U. S
Daily Record Office Cards Still Show Limited Availability
The Daily Record Office reports continued limited availability for blank cards and related office services as staff work through backlog. Officials urge customers to use online forms where possible and expect gradual restoration of full services over the coming weeks.
Religion by numbers in the Moslem world and Turkey
The article estimates global adherents of major faiths with Islam second after Christianity and notes shifts after Abdul Hamid's deposition. It discusses regional follows in India China Japan and Turkey, and the rise of rationalist and agnostic currents in Constantinople while masses remain attached to Islam.
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India
China
Java
Arabia
Africa
Philippines
South Sea Islands
Japan
Abdul Hamid
A Record Want Ad Will Do It For You
Classified note explains that a Record want ad helps readers reach buyers and sellers efficiently. It highlights quick placement, broad exposure, and affordable rates. Readers are invited to submit details for personalized ads.
Mohammedanism Gains Rapid Global Growth
Constantinople reports that Mohammedanism is expanding faster than any other faith, with Turkish census figures showing about 270,000,000 people recognizing Mohammed as prophet across the world.
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Constantinople
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