Economic reform and money supply debate in 1900 era
A long discussion on money supply and circulation traces how loans and securities drain currency, urging government work to prevent credit squeeze. It argues for legal tender parity among gold and silver with regulated volumes, and calls to maintain credit while addressing New Mexico statehood and other political issues. The piece notes Republican obstruction, a South Carolina liquor ruling, and Lincoln County vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Eystem of Finance
President Tuar and the tariff quarrel in print
A fragmented critique cites President Tuar as honest yet mistaken about counting people. It mocks Congress for delaying tariff legislation and mocks social mores as Washington women push a single morality. It notes an Oklahoma plan for Union dismemberment along the Mississippi and warns of rising rerankism if such outlooks persist.
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Tuar
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
Rail reform and national independence debated in editorial
The piece argues against free rail travel for laborers and questions socialist style fare abolition. It condemns EnxGanp ever as adversarial to the United States and warns against letting a self seeking nation dictate U.S. financial policy. It urges stronger independent action in foreign policy.
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United States
Get Thee Behind Me Democrats In Tariff Debate
The piece denounces President Criverann and Secretary Carlisle as hypnotized by money powers with John Sherman as their advocate. It urges Democratic leaders in the Senate to push the tariff bill to a vote, condemns opponents exploiting Coxey’s army as political ammunition, and calls for unity under Wilson's policies.
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Criverann
Carlisle
John Sherman
Sherman
Democratic Party
Senate
Wilson
Taree Mirth and Mass Dismissals Amid Hard Times
In a period of economic strain thousands of workers quit their jobs, leaving the workplace with unexpected vacancies. The figure Lity-o-walk-a-Lawny has vanished into obscurity as the upheaval spreads through communities and industries.
Locals Bring News From Tasco New Mexico
In Tasco New Mexico on April 24 notable residents and visitors are listed. Dr. James A Tomlinson of Eddy formerly of Lincoln has been in town recently. A M Richardson of the Black ranch and James L Oreo of the VW ranch were here on business. Sheriff Curry and Wm Reily visited Roswell. Mr and Mrs George B Barber returned from Negal. James J Dolan improves after confinement. Numa Raymond of Las Cruces returns home after a week here. W O Norman away gathering a herd of ten thousand wethers for Rowenthal Co. Mrs Charles Weidman moved into the hotel. W F Blanchard went to White Oaks on business.
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Tasco
N. M
James A. Tomlinson
Eddy
Lincoln
A.M. Richardson
Black Ranch
James £. Oreo
VW Ranch
Sheriff Curry
WM. Reily
Roswell
George B. Barber
Negal
James J. Dolan
Numa Raymond
Las Cruces
W.O. Norman
Rowenthal & Co
Charles Weidman
W. F. Blanchard
White Oaks
Nottoe Roswent Ranch Warning and Local Advertisements
Nottoe Roswent in N M warns against taking pipes troughs or other items from their Oncaran mountain ranch with promise of prosecution. The item list includes Minns Bean Lavo & Catrix Co. and new patterns in French Sateen as well as Zephyr Ginghame and Liieh Lawns at Zoran Bucs. A.J. Potter jeweller offers order work and mail service. ex Gov Kitch Grand Master I O C of this Territory arrives in town. Everyone should note his addren on Odd Fellowship at Plymouth church tonight.
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Nottoe Roswent
N. M
Oncaran
Zoran Bucs
Kitch
Plymouth
Announcements on Saving Dollars and Security Measures
A brief note advertising periodic announcements designed to cut costs and improve security. It promotes ongoing updates that help readers save money and protect assets through regular communication and tips.
Spring Clothing Arrivals Spark Local Shop News
The El Paso region reports new spring lines at Zixatun Bros and a busy market with merchandise unloading. Wm Henderson heads to Fort Stanton as foreman, while the district tallies 40 Chinese residents per Deputy Revenue figures.
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Zixatun Bros
Wm. Henderson
VW Ranch
Fort Stanton
el Paso
Price's Cream Baking Powder Awarded First Prize
The Chicago Tribune notes Price's Cream Baking Powder won first prize for leavening power keeping qualities purity and general excellence at the World's Fair jury backed by Dr H W Wile chief chemist US Department of Agriculture. Also mentions Steonen Bros stock of Silk Parasols Umbrellas and local notices including an attachment in New Mexico and real estate offers.
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Chicago Trbune
United States
Washington
Wilby
America
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THE
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New Mexico
Carnegie
David
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Peoples’ Party
Lincoln County
Tarre
Coxey Army
A.J. Potter
John Krauz
Chicago
N.B
Ziegler Bros
Corres
Grand Lodge of
Mitsinaippi
Knights of Pythias
Beat
Pecoa Valley
P. V
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Col. Powel
Judge Coldwell
Payne
A. B. Christy
Egypt and
Sinai
Plymouth Church
Jeane Vandervoort
Alfred Jamer
Gran Quivers
Mr. Vandervoort
Frank Merrill
Ancconaor
E. L. Ozanne & Co
Syard
Zivonen Bros
Cpt
Kempton
S W.crague
Aubury
Bob Merritt
White Dake Avenue
Tna
J. A. Haley
Werateh
Tommorrow
Price
Meretvon
Steonen Bros
E. Il, Ozanne & Co
Paul Mayer
Justice's Court
T Welle
Prscinet No. 8
Lineote Jas
Stephenson
Sam't Wella, Sr
Bernby
Anit
Divingen
Satiety Waime
Hawney Lanceton
Spacial Constable
Dr. Price
Zreeren Bros
J.B. Collier
Mole Basher
H. Reynolds
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