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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1904
Page
2
Reported remarks suggest Judge Parker baths daily as a notable feature of the campaign. The piece hints at Democratic strategy and tensions in Pennsylvania while noting a local Rio Grande Valley fee dispute and a Bell County quarrel. A partisan boast about delivering a decisive blow closes the excerpt.
Democratic leaders in Toca mobilize for an upcoming campaign with extensive planning and public events as the party aims for a decisive showing. Key organizers coordinate outreach, messaging, and fundraising to build momentum ahead of the vote.
Fragmentary quotation places Roosevelt as the guardian of future plans through past and present, urging commitment to the record made and to stand by it as the nation moves forward.
The text claims the Democratic Party has only elected one president in four decades, linking the election to a great calamity and its effects. It notes that this is not a year of calamity, implying a cautious or ironic stance on political outcomes and historical trends.
Jenor Parkine's telegram to the St Louis convention is now widely accepted as the culmination of political trickery that drew strong denunciation from Mr. Bryan. The incident highlights enduring debates over tactics and ethics in party politics during the era.
Hon K V Cuivez is named as a possible Democratic candidate for delegate to Congress. The text argues that if any Democrat in New Mexico could win the high honor of representing the territory nationally, Mr Chaves is that Democrat.
Aus reports say Socorro county stock ranges improved by recent rains after drought caused heavy losses. Farmers expect relief and better feed through winter, with prospects of halted further losses and improved conditions.
The Thnt normal Institute for So sorro and Sierra counties has been well attended this week with unusual interest in the institute’s work evident. Superintendent Torres shows commendable energy in efforts to make the institute a success in every respect.
The article rails at Democratic leaders over backing Judge Parker, accusing the New York World of shifting stances and leaks while urging unity for Parker’s election. It criticizes press influence, questions prior nominations, and mocks political treachery before noting a bridge crew illness and a Chamberlain’s remedy endorsement from Mikadel, Iowa.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a playful exchange where De Brash presents a portrait to Miss Chellus. She questions its likeness with a sly curl, calling it natural, and he confirms the painterly credit.
Montana artist Charles M Russell, returning from New York, remarks Chicago and New York saloons, cites bartender custom, mocks Waldorf Astoria, and quips about Rockefeller class lodging as he recalls his trip. Also includes assorted medical ads and human interest snippets from early 1900s press.
A collage of social notes and anecdotes mentions housekeeping costs, a couple's finances, and the wedding of Dolly Wits Jones. It includes a testimonial for Ballard's Snow Liniment after sciatic rheumatism, and a brief jab about a tailor-made watch. An assortment of fancy stationery is advertised.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and initials such as Grienwald Contreras Padilla Leaniley Baca H G Maca Bales AW Pits njanin Sanches Mauricio Miers ALC Barres JORRO Collins Dreyfix. No cohesive events or context are readable.
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