Tempest in a Teapot Over Special Assistants Debate
The Santa Fe New Mexican notes that Associate Justice Nave in Globe quashed indictments against Old Dominion Coal Land employees amid a quiet ruling. No fuss from special assistants or agents, and no charges of corruption spread by local opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial
Santa Fe New Mexican
Nave
Supreme Court of Arizona
U. S. District Court
Globe
Old Dominion Company
San Juan
W. A. Hawkins
New Mexico
Arizana
Governor Curry Keeps Close Ties With New Mexico People
The governor maintains constant contact with New Mexico residents to maximize aid and prevent a timber shortage by removing the tariff on wood pulp and easing supply constraints.
Dele gate Andrews Keeps Serving New Mexico
Despite attacks from enemies inside and outside his party, Dele gate Andrews remains active and continues to provide exemplary service to New Mexico.
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Andrews
New Mexico
Taft poised to extend lead after Roosevelt exit
Roosevelt has withdrawn from the race. Taft is seen as best suited to carry out the president’s agenda and the public favors his further ascent, with no other candidate close in fit or support.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Statehood Drive Continues Despite Optimism in Territory
Leaders insist New Mexico statehood is not assured and vows remain to press the effort. The editorial urges continued diligence from all to secure the hoped for outcome.
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New Mexico
Bryan to be nominated at Denver Democratic convention
The piece asserts Mr. Bryan will be nominated for the presidency by the Democratic convention in Denver and then defeated in the November election. It states that logic governs the situation and that logic has always outpaced Bryan.
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Bryan
Denver
Albuquerque Charged to Welcome Irrigation Congress
Axavourgen earned praise for entertaining the national irrigation congress and now Albuquerque must ensure the guests are well hosted and the occasion is a success. Local officials emphasize hospitality to reflect the city and region.
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Axavourgen
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Vast American Fleet Promises Power and Prestige on Pacific Voyage
The American fleet, four miles of war vessels, sails from Hampton Roads for a fourteen thousand mile voyage around to the Pacific coast. Observers note the mission remains unclear to the world, but its readiness and armament show a navy to be reckoned with in any contingency. The piece also highlights regional boosterism and local notices, including a healing testimonial and a quirky note on the lone American consul in the Falkland Islands.
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Doverals
Hampton Roads
Bob Evans
Bob
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Falkland Islands
J.E. Rowan
Connecticut
Iowa
Mixed Up Cure Promises via Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts conflicting doctor diagnoses from heart disease to stomach liver and kidney troubles before his wife advised Electric Bitters. He credits one bottle with restoring his health and notes the remedy is guaranteed for blood poison weakness and digestive and kidney issues. Neuralgia from unsound teeth is common in Ischl Austria with a dentist using tannic acid in alcohol to relieve dental pain and tighten loose teeth.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Ischl
Austria
Appendix Disappears During Middle Life
An article quotes Dr. Robert T. Morris of New York City stating the appendix begins to disappear with middle age. He argues there is more diagnosis than actual disease and that appendicitis is not tied to a normally healthy appendix. After middle age the likelihood of the ailment declines as the appendix disappears.
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Robert T. Morris
New York City
Morris
When you have a bad cold go home and take Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
Bluffton Banner urges readers to return home in various moods and adds a plug for Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as a quick cure for a bad cold, noting its availability at all druggists.
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Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Horses on Snow Shoes in Dakota Winters
In Dakota regions where snow lies deep all winter, a crust forms letting horses and people skim over drifts with snowshoes. The boards are twenty by fourteen inches with a hot branded indentation to fit a hoof, fastened by an iron clamp and bolt, producing expert snowshoers after practice. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as preventing diphtheria complications.
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Dakota
Don't Care If I Am Red Headed I Ain't Twins
Archies retort follows a quarrel with Join and Willie over being called red headed. He asserts they are not twins and insists people can tell him apart. The exchange ends with his confident response.
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Join
Willie
Archie
Dangerous Deadlock Remedies at Socorro Drug
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a guaranteed remedy for a deadly stoppage of liver and bowel functions. It promises money back satisfaction and directs readers to Socorro Drug and Supply Co. for purchase at 25 cents. It also promotes Winkler's for ice cream soda and drinks.
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South Dakota
Mound City
EB. D. Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Judge Blank’s Cook Reward Sparks Social Envy
Mrs. Blank cooked for a week after losing her cook and earned an ermine cloak from Judge Blank as a token of appreciation. Mrs. Jerome later teased her husband about a similar deal, asking what she would receive for a week of cooking. He joked she would get a long crepe veil.
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Judge Blank
Pacific Avenue
Mrs. Jerome
Jerry
Mr. Jerome
Home Made Happy by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A mother's note recounts how Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her baby’s broncho illness after measles and failed doctor visits. The testimonial cites widespread drugstore availability and praises Chamberlains Salve for skin troubles.
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Chamberlain
Henpeck Seeks Decision After Long Thought
After minutes of deep reflection Mr. Henpeck declares he has made up his mind. His wife retorts that it took long to decide given what he had to consider. The exchange hints at a domestic moment about a pending choice.
Notice of Public Sale and Legal Actions in New Mexico
Public sale advertised by Sheriff for January 6 1908 in Socorro County to satisfy a 1907 judgment against Thomas Brown tied to the Thomas Brown and Stanley mining claims in Magdalena District. Also notices of divorce suit by Luman Reed Fuller against Mona Louise Fuller and a 1907 homestead proof filing by Candelario Lopez in Socorro with witnesses listed.
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Thomas Brown
New Mexico
Alillo
Stanley
Magdalena
M Sonnie
Territory
Socorro
Dee Mexico
Ayice
C. Anaytia
Socorro County
S.C. Aurora
Third Judicial District
Territory of New Mexico
County of
Uman Reed Fuller
Mona Louise Fuller
W. 45Th St
New York City
New York
Luman Reed Fuller
A. D
Dougherty & Griffith
Willam EB. Martin
Department OF the Interion
Las Cruces
N. M
Candelario Lopez
E. H. Sweet
Estevan Baca
Severo Baca
Jose E. Torres
Abrau Abeyta
N.M
Eugene van Patrex
Candalario Garcia
Jevan Baca
Jose E.torres
Abran Abeyta
N.M. EvGkyk van Parren
Register
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Holly Springs
N. C
Truthful Beast
Chicago
Bee
Aes
Hampden Sidney
Sheriff's Gate
Ilo
Bank of Commerce
Department OF the Interior
W. H. Hughes
Stead Og
Zit Gibbons
Bob Lewis
P. Hig A T. Brown
New
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van Paitex
Santa Fe
San Marcial
Jack Pall T
Fairbanks
Allaire, Miera & CO
San Antonio
J.H. Hilton
Asonic
Socorro Lodge
Avy O& A. M
Brethers
Gro. &. Coox
W. M. C. G. Duncan
F. G. Bartierr
EB. H. P
C. G. Duxcan
RIO Grande Lodge
A. Mayer
C.C. S. C. Max
K. of
Mythian Sisters Temple No. 2
J.B. Gurevire
Mus
W. H. Hint
Magdaleon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Axx W. Fitcn
W. M Joan & Guivvita
K OF
Abran Torres
C. A. Baca
the Palace
B. V. Sanchez
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