Socorro poised for electric light and gas News upgrade
Socorro already has strong telephone service and will gain a modern electric light plant. The Gem City is emerging from hardship into prosperity. The Las Vegas Weekly News hits streets with experienced editor promising solid newspaper work. The New Mexico School of Mines in Socorro reports record numbers of advanced technical students and thriving conditions.
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New Mexico
Richard W. Swingle
Socorro County
Fred Baldwin
Datil
Tom Payne
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T. W. Medfey
New Mexico Population Seen Above Three Hundred Thousand
The Santa Fe New Mexican cites reliable estimates predicting New Mexico will surpass 300000 inhabitants by April first, marking about a 60 percent gain since 1900. The paper notes this is a gratifying figure with room for growth, reflecting strong territorial development.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexican
Socorro Plots Bohemian Colony Growth by Kirchman Project
Socorro anticipates significant gains from Max Kirchman’s Bohemian colony venture. The successful businessman approaches the project in a businesslike manner, aiming to add two to three thousand residents to Socorro county within five years and to drive numerous local improvements with strong encouragement already received.
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Socorro
Max Kirchman
Kirchman
Socorro County
Interest grows in New Mexico Arizona joint statehood
The piece notes sharp partisan claims on joint statehood with both sides alleging a small opposing minority. It reports President Roosevelt backing joint statehood, Governor elect Hagerman's similar stance, and Delegate Andrews ready to introduce a bill in Congress, suggesting a possible voter count to reveal the true majority.
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Fifty-ninth Congress Opens With Promised Interest
Tax Fifty-ninth congress convened Monday noon. The session promises to be one of the most interesting as well as one of the most important in recent memory, signaling new legislative focus and partisan dynamics.
President’s agenda dominates session with rail rates and Panama
The session will focus on rail rate regulation and life insurance control while Panama Canal construction gains strong interest. The president plans to leverage political and personal influence to back these laws, facing opposition from powerful corporate interests. Proceedings of the session will be closely watched.
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Reappointment Backing for Judge Parker in District
Public endorsement favors Hon. Frank W. Parker for a third term as associate justice of the third judicial district. The piece praises his ability impartiality sincerity and courtesy amid district readers while urging readers to subscribe to the Globe-Democrat with urged ads and sample copy details. It also includes a testimonial from J. S. Egleston praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Stomach and Liver Tablets for grip and colds.
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Frank W. Parke
Third Judicial District
Judge Parker
Parker
Gaston Abroad Bombing Incident in Paris Report
The New York Times recounts an event during a royal visit when a bomb was tossed at King Alfonso of Spain and President Loubet. The exchange that followed featured a quip from the Spanish king asking who was targeted, with Loubet replying in Parisian style.
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Samurai and jiu jitsu and croup remedy note
A historical primer on samurai and jiu jitsu describes their code and self defense system, noting humane methods and widespread training. Included is a child croup remedy endorsement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by M F Compton of Market Texas, praising prompt relief.
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Narrow Escape Tied to a Family Fortune Trial
A lawyer recalls the most exciting legal battle over a will where a wayward son contests a father's fortune. A sister’s testimony nearly seals the outcome until a pistol is drawn. The tale ends with a misstep that saves the sister from harm and exposes a shallow plot amid courtroom admiration. A related feature on Rev O D Moore details a cough cure story and a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles.
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Socorro Drug ;and Supply Co
Bad Stomach Blood Claims and Medical Miracle Tone
A dubious medical testimonial promotes a stomach cure called Medical Discovery. It asserts blood conditions improved after taking the product, cites a long successful record, and urges readers to buy from a dealer while offering the People’s Common Sense Adviser as supplement. The appeal targets trust in longevity and demands payment by stamps.
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Wolf
Eryaipol
People’s Common Sense Adviser
Boo
Buffalo
Difference Between Talking Loud and Talking Free Advice
A pedagogical friend debates adverbial versus objective forms and notes the question of sense. He observes that while a large fee is charged, the adviser says the advice is free, which may keep him engaged for a while.
Mad Chase to Health Ends with King Pills
In a vivid sales pitch the ad urges readers to seek health by avoiding fads and eating well while keeping bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills. It promises prompt relief for liver and stomach troubles and notes the product is 25¢ at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
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Socorro Drug and Supply Co
The Chieftain Ad Teases Office Stationery Assortment
An assortment of fancy station ery at The Chieftain office. Subscribe for The Chieftain.
Meekan Family Wish Sparks Witty Command
In a brief Chicago Tribune item, Orville Meekan lifts a sheet of paper claiming he is making a wish, while his wife challenges him about calling it a will. The scene playfully establishes Mr. Meekan as family head in a light domestic anecdote.
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Chicago Tribune
Orville
Mr. Meekan
Humble Archbisop Willegis of Mentz Remembered
A famed archbishop of Mentz rose from poverty as the son of a carter. He placed an inscription in his palace recalling his parentage and had cartwheels hung in Mentz cathedral as a symbol of his origins.
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Mentz
Irish Court Quips From Old Life Humour
In a county court magistrate exchange, Mr OBrien answers with a half dozen bricks and a lump of paving stone. The anecdote, from Irish Life and Humour by William Harvey, shows Pat the offender replying laconicly to the magistrate about his two policemen being drunk.
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William Harvey
Pat
Chamberlains Pain Balm Promises Fast Healing
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains bruises and burns claiming instant pain relief and healing in about one third the usual time. It notes the product is sold by all druggists and ends with a light exchange from Puck about needing money.
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Chamberlain
House to Rent Six Rooms with Bath
C. T. Brown advertises a six room house for rent with a bath. The notice is brief and lacks location or price details.
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C.T. Brown
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Fragmentary OCR text mentioning schedules and locations between Albuquerque and San Marcial. Includes times 7:45 am and 12:10 pm, Magdalena branch, Socorro, and daily service except Sunday. Summary reflects readable items and transport timetable fragments.
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