Republicans Convene in Socorro Choose Delegate Fight Candidate
In Socorro the Republican convention selects a nominee for the Delegate ship this fall. The article notes internal contention over who will bear the political risk, with Catron resisting self sacrifice.
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Socorro
Catron
Reform talk and political clashes in Ashland Territory
The piece critiques Democratic corruption in the Ashland district and praises reform efforts while noting political maneuvering. It recounts county spending on a courthouse, bond handling by Democrats, and the Populist critique, then reports Antonio Joskin’s unanimous renomination for Delegate amid statehood debates.
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Las Cruces
H. B Fergusson
Albuquerque
Ree
Joseph
Controversy Over Tax Exemption Law and Canal Plans
A long opinion debates tax exemptions for new land values, defending a law aiding capital to develop vast valleys in the southeast while noting increased burdens on taxpayers elsewhere. It links U S canal prospects to Nicaragua and Panama disputes, argues for a U S controlled canal, and condemns public executions highlighting humane concerns and privacy. The piece also cites railroad accident stats and local crime notes, including an Eddy execution critique and a Utah case comparison.
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Hinkle
Fayers
United States
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
America
Agnorien
Jim Barrett
Eddy
Mth
Branco
Mexico
New York
Utah
John D. Lee
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Barrett
Holohan
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Political notes from Urren Pexsaco on candidates and crops
The correspondent reports farmers storing crops for winter amid mountain threats while politics divides readers between Democrats and Papatiste. Local figures V. AL. Link, Jones T Bennett, I.E. Hinkle, and James are noted for vigor, clerking, or service. Attendant mentions include Sam Collins in Texas, McNatt’s trip, and early town improvements with two new houses and a hill slope run by A V Bollard.
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The Ninety Fourth Maatm Crusade Call for Righteous Action
A dated call to temperance and moral reform decries liquor traffic and iniquity, urging Christians and leaders to act rather than pray alone. It laments wicked triumph and questions societal complicity, urging definitive deeds over empty piety. Includes stray notices on livestock, boarding, and local goods.
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