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Newspaper

Santa Fe Weekly Sun

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1891

Page

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Territorial fair celebration crowns New Mexico week

The eleventh annual exhibition of New Mexico’s industrial interests closes with record crowds from Arizona Illinois and New Mexico. Agricultural livestock and fruit displays impress, with strong sporting and military features and multiple conventions. The territorial democracy pledges cooperation in pursuing a just paving act, urging unity behind Delegate Joseph.

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Democracy and Statehood Pace in Territory Debate

A fragment from a Democratic Central Committee meeting discusses statehood for a territory. It argues growth is slow, peers outpaced by neighboring states, and statehood is essential for population and wealth growth, with parties unified on pursuing it.

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Debunking the Democratic White Cap tale in New Mexico

A critical column derides a 1891 Albuquerque political gathering by the Democratic White Cap territorial committee. The piece mocks alleged ballot-box theft, promises of factional funds, and calls the event an intrusion by Democratic singers amid Republican leaguers, lampooning figures and program details.

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Political satire on diplomatic schemes and Democratic intrigues

A satirical piece ridicules an envoy's mission and Democratic tactics. It claims calls for reciprocity treaties, extradition, stolen ballots, and political graft. The write up promises ongoing coverage from the publication Tur Sun.

General McCook Visited Santa Fe For Inspection Tour

General Alexander McCook, commander of the New Mexico Arizona and Southern California department, arrived in the capital from Albuquerque for a tour of posts. Gov. Prince hosted a public reception and a Palace Hotel banquet honored McCook and aides Baker and McMahon, with many Santa Fe leaders in attendance.

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