Territorial Republican Central Committee Call
The Territorial Republican Central Committee of New Mexico will meet in Albuquerque on Friday, August 22, 1902, to fix the date and place for the Territorial Republican Convention and to nominate a candidate for delegate to the 18th Congress. Other matters for the party’s interests may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Republican Central Committee of
New Mexico
al- Buquerque
Territorial Republican Convention
United States
Republican Party
Territory
Western County Holds Claim to Republican Ticket
A paragraph notes the western part of the county leans toward representation on the Republican ticket this fall and that recognizing the claim would be prudent politics.
Public nuisance dogs provoke safety concerns in city
The text argues that countless dogs infest the city posing a safety risk. it notes defenders of dog owners resist accusations of wrongdoing while reminding that even a white man has rights that a dog should respect.
Opposition to NM statehood bill amid election concerns
Tim Democrats of the territory are committed to opposing the statehood bill in its present form. If election conditions in New Mexico are objectionable, success in defeating the bill would only perpetuate those conditions, with statehood likely offering a remedy.
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Tim Democrats
New Mexico
Unusual Rainfall Fails To Hurt Local Crops In 1902
In Socorno and vicinity only one and one eighth inches of rain fell in the first half of 1902, a drought but prospects show the average may be reached in the second half. Despite lighter crops, cattle and sheep are in excellent condition, impressing even stockmen.
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Socorno
Socorro County Tax Revenue Projections and Collection Outlook
The final assessed valuation in Socorro county is $1,959,740 and the tax rate is two and four tenths cents per dollar. The county could derive about $947,000 if taxes are fully paid, but revenue depends on collection success and concerted action by authorities to recover back taxes.
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Socorro County
Authorities urged to act on surplus public matter
Be possessed of a surplus. The authorities should be urged to take the necessary steps in this matter.
Retirement of General Smith Sparks Roosevelt Authority Debate
Public opinion holds President Roosevelt overstepped his constitutional authority by retiring General Smith from active service and adding it to a court martial sentence. Col Groesbeck notes no such order was issued, while supporters call the action a grave injustice and a tyranny-like overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trappera
Roosevelt
General Smith
Smith
Philippines
United States
Turning Toward the Pacific Thirty Years Ago Grant Warned of Pacific War
The Youths Companion essay recalls Grant’s private remark that a war with Spain over Cuba would come first and afterwards a global Pacific focus. It notes U S stakes in the Philippines China Hawaii and the Isthmian canal while Japan Korea and rising power alignments reshape Asia and Pacific history.
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Grant
United States
Spain
Cuba
Atlantic
Pacific
Philippines
China
Hawaii
Isthmian Canal
Japan
Korea
Great Britain
Russia
France
Pekin
Germany
Tariff front in 1902 campaign and Populist era notes
The article argues Republicans favor a tariff driven campaign in 1902 while Democrats hesitate over silverism and protection debates. It cites Cleveland's tariff message of 1887 and Bushier shifts in 1892, noting Populism’s decline and possible GOP gains if Democrats attack tariffs. It also reports on the Red River cattle company sending 200 Hereford bulls from Nebraska to Red River, detailing breeding grounds and ranch locations.
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Griggs
Cleveland
Mills
Harrison
Mississippi
Globe-Democrat
Red River Cattle Company
H. M. Porter
Denver
J. M. Cunningham
Nebraska
Red River
America
Socorro County
Mogollon Mountains
Colfax County
Maxwell Land Grant Company
What Cheese Lacks Tariff Issue and Food Elements
The text argues that cheese lacks starch and sugar elements which must be supplied by vegetables or other foods. It suggests the Democratic party prioritizes these nutritional elements and ties tariff policy to general nourishment, implying concerns about Republican approaches to filling the deficit.
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Democratic Party
London Facts And Local Remedies In Early 1900s
A mix of London urban statistics and small town notices on health remedies. Includes birth and death rates, railways, telegraphs, water use, and transit by various vehicles, plus endorsements for Chamberlain’s remedies and local news about divorce discussions and penitentiary earnings. May contain dated regional references.
Stupidity Personified in a Gas Incident
A Detroit Free Press brief notes a lighthearted exchange as a man turned down the gas and asked if it was time to go home, illustrating a humorous domestic moment.
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Detroit Free Press
Chinese diplomat cheered amid war tension in New York
An attaché in Peking and Li Hung Chang shared a cheerful mood at the Army and Navy club as tension between continents rose. A proverb about preventing sorrow from settling in the hat was noted. the piece also warns against neglecting practical remedies like Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by A. E. Howell Socorro, W. M. Borrowdale Magdalena.
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Tam
T. A. Pinner
Drummond
Tenn
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
Chamberlain
Peking
Army and Navy Club
New York
Leslie
Li Hung Chang
Wrists and Temperature in Everyday Comfort
Actors say cooling the wrists cures fainting and restores heat balance. Athletes manage endurance by wrist warmth or coolness, while the public suffers in tight gloves and cuffs during heat. Removing gloves in church lowers temperature and loose sleeves improve comfort in oppressive weather. Husband jokes about foolish behavior and wife softens the remark.
Federal list of officials and district names
A dense roster of federal and territorial officials, legal officers, and district authorities appears in a governmental document. Names include Otero, Raynolds Mills, Llewellyn, Morrison, Childers, Foraker, Otero Re, Chavez, and Chavez counties listed alongside Socorro Lincoln and Eddy as part of the Fifth Judicial District headquarters in Socorro New Mexico.
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Tongress
B.S
Miguel A. Otero
James W. Raynolds Mills
Benj
Baker
Territorial Board of Education
Sup’t. Public Instruction
J. F. Chavez
Fifth Judicial District
Socorro
Lincoln, Chavez and
Eddy
New Mexican
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ARC County Publishing CO
E. A. Drake
Big Six Deat
Official
Territorial Republican Central Committee
Frank A. Hesman
Terr. Rep. Cen. Com
J.D. Sna
Cretary
J. H. Johnston
Broughton
London
Thames
Globe
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Territorial Penitentiary
Territorial
Serch
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Mra
Risin
Pherce
Common Sense
R.V. Pierce
Daflalo
N.Y
Henry
Gauri
Panag
Mi A
Eon
Tween Albuquerque Nan Fanreaat
Official Directory
Jary
Las Cruces
Galles
Henry Bowman Roswell
Ah Leland D. L. Geyer
B. Hanna
Santa Fe Visor
Gila River
C. McChury
Silver City Forest
Sryino
Pecos River
Georgy Langenbiure
Genera Dist
R.P
Sup't
Gor H
Rim
E. L. Bartlett
Santa Fe
H. Llewellyn
Las Cruces Larnes
Silver City
Spies
Las Vegan
Leahy, Aaron ‘Richard
Afayette
Emmett J. D. Sena
HB. GO
Bursam
An’ H. McMillans
J.B. Griffith County
John Greenwald
Matias Contreras
A. B. Rouiller
C. F. Blackington
Abran
Abeyta
Hermene G. Baca
Benjamin Sanchez Jose E. Torres
Elfege Baca
Col County
Magintra Regents
J. Baca
F. G. Bartlett
M. Cooney
Collins Ricardo Abeyta
Felipe Baca
A. A. Sedillo
Camilo Baca
Enident
C.T. Brown
Surer
Fitch
E. Smith
Socorro Lodge
A. F
A. M
Brethers
E. A. Deane
W. M
G. Duncan
R. A.M
H. M. Dovesuery
E. BH. P
Magdalen Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Liat Gaiveith
W. M, G. Duncan
Rio Grandi
K. of P
Castle Hall
A. Mayer
CC S.C. Mek
Granteed
A. H. Hinrox
San Antonio
N, M
F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
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