Politicat Purification Urged Amid Press Unity
No body politic can long survive degeneration of the heart. Polricat corruption is the gravest menace to free institutions. Politicat purification is the order of the day. Cheer up, ye disconsolate. A veruy Christmas to every reader of the Chieftain. May every sorrow be forgot and every heart be filled with joy. Any wrongdoer of high station or law who thinks that he can safely defy the power of a united press has something yet to learn. War can commend New Mex ico to the favorable consideration of strangers, if not the fact that her citizens insist upon decener in politics.
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United Press
New Mexico
White Man’s Hope Closes as Alabama Official Resigns
An Alabama official resigns claiming “the door of hope is closed to the white man.” The Globe-Democrat editorializes that this view stems from untutored minds and criticizes the stance as unjust. The piece notes the court term ending will dispose of much accumulated business.
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Japan Park
Coveriess
Alabama
Globe-Democrat
Decency in Politics Gains Popular Support in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque Morning Journal lauds rising standards of decency in politics, noting widespread public approval and strong backing, which fosters both satisfaction and hope for the future.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Columbia and Phoenix push on Uncle Sam in canal clash
Rumors say Columbia and Mr. O’Neil of Phoenix press joint statehood moves against Uncle Sam’s canal works, sparking debate over swift simultaneous action and potential conflict.
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Columbia
Mr. O'Neil
Phoenix
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Roosevelt and Hanna Deny Clash Amid Democratic Gossip
Democratic papers push rumors of discord between President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna to undermine Republican unity. Both leaders deny any clashes and cite Hanna's repeated statements that he backs Roosevelt. The piece emphasizes partisan motive behind the gossip and Hanna's claimed honesty.
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Hanna
Roosevelt Likely 1904 Nomination and Election Predicted
A Liter-Ocean note argues Theodore Roosevelt will be nominated by the Republicans in 1904 and win the presidency. It claims Roosevelt has broad GOP and Democratic support, with party masses controlling nominations and Democrats fearing a weaker showing in the electoral college. The piece asserts broad confidence in Roosevelt seizing opportunities.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Mexico Stumbles Toward Limantour Interim Presidency
The piece asserts Gen. Diaz plans retirement with Finance Minister Limantour to act as president ad interim in Mexico. If Limantour proves acceptable, he may win the presidency. Diaz’s influence dominates Mexico’s governance, and outside capital watches closely as the transition could alter global financial interests. The outlook signals a pivotal shift in Mexican politics and a test of Limantour’s leadership.
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United States
St. Petersburg
Washington
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Globe-Democrat
Trouble for Labor Unions and Tax Trend Movement
A report outlines friction within labor unions tied to the Sasa RCS organized movement opposing tax trends. The piece analyzes mounting challenges, organizational responses, and potential political implications across affected sectors.
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Sasa Rcs
Rector Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy in Easter Testimony
The rector of St Luke's Church Ashburnham Ontario testifies that after a severe cold and cough he used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He received a sample, took three doses, and could preach three times on Easter Day. He credits the medicine with a rapid, effective cure and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Typographical error sparks editor and reader clash
A newspaper editor recalls dismissing a compositor over a mistaken label. The reader complains of being called a political jobber, while the editor clarifies the note was meant as robber, not jobber, due to a typographical error.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promotes Quick Healing
A lively ad-style note touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the remedy for burns cuts sores eczema and piles. It claims many everyday mishaps like frightened horses or street accidents benefit from its soothing effect and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Death of Frank Selman Ends Local Saloon Figure's Life
Frank C. Selman dies at Palomas Hot Springs after a two year cancer battle. J. B. Henry relays the news and a coffin is brought to Palomas for burial. A longtime Socorro county figure, Selman ran saloons in San Marcial and later liquor operations at Rosedale. He was a Democratic sheriff candidate who faced defeat to C. F. Blackington. He is remembered as a steadfast, generous friend with faulted but redeeming traits.
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San Marcial Bee
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Democratic Party
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Queen and court train banter in light exchange
The passage depicts Queen Elizabeth confident in a block system to avoid train collisions amid courtly banter with Leicester. It blends odd dialogue and era slang with brief political whimsy and a glimpse of royal theater.
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