New Year Outlook and Silver War Reflections
A retrospective on 1593, noting New Mexico prospects, rail finance woes, and the push against silver as money. Discusses political discord, Hawaiian issues, and the Sherman act repeal’s mixed results, urging a world dollar framework and western railroad expansion for growth.
Reform era pacesetter Mary Ellen Lease in Kansas lore
Mary Ellen Lease of Wichita led the peoples party intrigue in Kansas during 1890 91, drawing reform crowds and courting controversy. Her blunt attacks on the State House ring and press clashes fueled backlash as she rose to power then faced scrutiny over authority.
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Peoples’ Party of
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Reform
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Kansas City
Copeka
Reform State House
Lewelling
Trade unsettled by tariff debate halts mills at sea
The piece argues that tariffs disrupt trade more than their level, noting mills stall when policies stay unsettled and contrasting with mining camps that avoid loud protest. It mentions White Oaks and gold, ore digging, and a railroad prospect toward Mexico as signs of needed better transport for American enterprise. It closes with a historical motto about human striving in 1804.
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Ax Industrial Paper
Briving Guarantees Fresh Groceries at Low Cash Prices
A brief note touts fastened in stocks and briving as a method to ensure freshness of groceries. Cash buys them right down in this line, emphasizing low prices for customers.
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Cash
A GOOD START The New Mecion Debuts Under Democratic Editorship
The New Mecion announces its new democratic management and aims to advance New Mexico welfare and prosperity. It pledges to avoid petty squabbles, support statehood, resource development, water conservation, arid land reclamation, and livestock industry growth.
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Mecion
New Mexico
Commonwealth
Denver and Cripple Creek linked by telephone line
The Socorro Advertiser grows anxious about the New Mexican Editorial Association’s location while Denver and Cripple Creek boast a two million pound annual paper output. The Denver mill employs 16 men, with 40 in the mountains preparing wood for pulp, and payroll records show 8140, OW. This year plans add book and writing papers and envelopes, needing about 200 more workers, aiming for a one million dollar base. A New York company offers 51,109 to the inventor to state a prop solution for cable or trolley work, potentially replacing lines with curves and overhead wires. eighty miles of track exist, with an alternative power system in use where poles are impractical.
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Socorro
New Mexican
Denver
Weropslitan Teastion Company of
New York
Bornes
West A show outlines a grand waterway scheme across waters
A sweeping plan aims to connect the Mississippiver and Great Lakes by a waterway to cheapen transport. A congressional committee will study feasibility with no appropriation expected. The author argues storage reservoirs on western streams would better reclaim land and boost national prosperity than diverting Great Lakes waters. Also notes New Mexico incorporation of Lularosa Investment Company with $100,000 capital and El Paso White Oaks railway talk, predicting rising Talarowa property values.
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Congressional Committee
Coogrens
Missisippi
United States
Missouri
Great Lakes
New Mexico
Lularosa Investment Company
William ML. Sanders
Jefferson J. Sanders
Willad JP. Shields
Frank P. Clark
Adam J. Deiter
Jarosa
Rentlemen
el Paso
White Oaks
Talarowa
Koewell
Santa Fe offers half fare passes for Albuquerque week
Persons wishing to visit Albuquerque during abow week will pay fail fare, tel ing reempt for money paid. When in Albuquerque, present receipt to under signed, when they will receive a certifi cate that will enable them to return for a one-third full fare.
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The
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
The Columban Desk Calendar Revised for 184
The Columban Desk Calendar by Pors Maxorscrutine Company showcases an improved layout with a new artist’s pen drawings scattered through pages. It includes a naval contributory section from bright and wise individuals and notes a horse request. Mining supplies advertised at Weed's general store with customer friendly prices.
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Columban
Pors Maxorscrutine Company
Columbia Bivols Fame
Fat Weed
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