Santa Fe to grow trade links with San Juan county
Editor notes a push for Santa Fe and Albuquerque to expand commercial ties with San Juan county. The Index urges enterprise in nurseries and business connections, citing Mr. Rivenberg’s potential in Archbishop gardens stock and a broader western market. It frames Santa Fe as a key nursery and San Juan as a growing fruit region with a rising home market in southwestern Colorado.
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Albuquerque
San Juan County
Caloado
Rivenberg
Index
Santa* Fe
San Juan
Ite
Editorial on statehood and civic unity in Santa Fe
The editorial laments past opposition to statehood, urges toward unity, and argues for organized business leadership to advance Santa Fe. It praises the voters who supported statehood and calls for a renewed commercial effort to realize a prosperous, modern city through coordinated effort and regional collaboration.
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Albuquerque
Las Vegas
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Denver
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Recovery Hopes For GC Captain Baref Of Spring Stockman
For over seventy days Captain Henry Baref editor of the Spring Stockman suffers a fractured leg in quiet, hoping to be back at the helm soon. His prominent role in territory press and dignified editorial bearing earn him sympathy and best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Henry Baref
Rtockman
Sturges
Grant County appoints official for territorial fair display
A county board session chose a commissioner to gather and prepare Grant County products for exhibition at the Albuquerque territorial fair set for September 14 to 19. Officials urge statewide cooperation to showcase local industry and promising samples beyond typical state fair displays.
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Grant County
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mexico
Frontier Skeletons Found in Gulch After Attack Suspected
Dirt washed over remains of three bodies lie among tin cups and dishes. One woman shows signs of frontier life with tight lacing. A twisted Tag found in a man’s wound suggests blood was halted. Investigators must exhume dirt to uncover the cause and identity of the victims.
Irrigation progress and California’s surplus farming gains
The Albuquerque Citizen lauds a San Francisco Chronicle Irrigation Edition praising irrigation as transformative for arid regions. It argues California’s agricultural wealth now far exceeds its mineral output and urges capital and government action to advance irrigation across New Mexico and the West.
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San Francisco Chronicle
California
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Political clashes and silver coinage stance debate
The Santa Fe Sun ridicules the Liberty Banner stance on politics in Few Mexico and questions Banner leadership. Ex Senator Blair predicts the 1892 Republican platform will favor free silver and gold coinage with no universal legal tender. Canada’s end of Macdonald era is noted as removing a strong opponent of union. A Socorro mine spill prompts officials to move families to safer areas amid dangerous conditions. Senator Cameron comments flag a presidential contest and a bank outlook in Moises.
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Ders
Rata & Co
Stehivoll
Union
Santa Fe Sun
Liberty Banner
Mexico
Blair
New Hampshire
Harrisons Face National Accounting Calls
National politics report accuses the president's circle of nepotism and gift acceptance. The New York Continent notes the president's sister-in-law having the largest share and urges taxpayers to demand a full national accounting of the Harrisons.
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Harrisons
New York
Protection and the McKinley Tariff in Political Debate
A set of editorials from Washington Btar Philadelphia Record and Philadelphia Telegraph criticizes protectionist policy. They argue protection benefits the many at the expense of the few, urge McKinley tariff reforms, and claim current tariff law is flawed, unpopular, and politically dangerous. The pieces advocate a tariff that secures broad support while criticizing Republican positions.
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Philadelphia ‘Telegraph
Alliance in 1892 discussed by Edmunds and Missouri leaders
The Epoch notes Edmunds of Vermont recognizing a third party in the Farmers' Alliance that could carry electors but likely end up aiding the Democratic candidate in the House. New York Tribune cites uncertainty over the Democratic nominee, while Missouri leaders stress free coinage and tariff stakes. Governor Frances of Missouri observes no state delegates at Cincinnati. Senator Ingalls warns the 1892 battle will hinge on economic policy, not past memory.
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Feuntor Edmunds
New York
Thie Bate
Tribune
Missouri
Cleveland
Franela
Farmers’ Alliance
Farmers’ Organization
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
Francie
Minkouri
Republican Split Threatens 1884 Blaine Effort
A fragment from the Boston Herald Indiana edition notes Republicans face a choice between staying with Morrison McKinley and Reed or forming a new party. It warns the Justinian movement grows from their ranks and KB Blaine’s bid to unify may fail as Blaine’s health pegs him back from leading the party next year.
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