New Mexico Sees Chill as Kansas Blizzard Passes
Governor Orneo remains in office. Kansas blizzard exposure brings a slight chill to New Mexico at the week’s start. Scullly reportedly holds Chicago, with no chance of sharing the honor with Sampson. Tyner’s demand in Socorro grows for four or five room cottages as healthseekers seek housing daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Kansas
Scullly
Chicago
Sampson
Tyner
Socorro
Heavy snows raise hopes for New Mexico irrigation year
Snow falls on the Rio Grande headwaters region promising abundant irrigation water for next spring in the lower valley. The piece notes political conflicts within the territory over statehood and suggests unity could turn the phrase The State of New Mexico into a solid achievement rather than a broken promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Republican Party
State of
New Mexico
Circulars push tariff favors behind Cuban policy
The article accuses New York advocates of tariff concessions to Cuba citing beet sugar profits to claim a sugar trust aims to monopolize the market. It notes General Wheaton’s call for a five thousand man Philippines army and end with a wry remark on U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Cherrats
New York
Cubs
Cuba
Sugar Trust
General Wheaton
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Doctor Pearson’s Bold Remarks on Biblical Miracles
Northwestern University preacher Doctor Pearson in Evanston Illinois recently voiced his belief about biblical miracles stating that he thinks the accounts should be regarded with skepticism. He asserted that miracles are often misunderstood or embellished in scripture.
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Doctor Pearson
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Misinterpretation of scriptures harms their force says early critic
The critic argues miracles and martyrs should be read as illustrations of moral truths not literal events. The Doctor faces potential job loss but notes a current demand for principled men. He laments centuries of misinterpretation undermining scriptural wisdom and beauty.
Greatest World's Fair in St Louis 1903 News Ad
Promotes the St Louis newspaper Gious-Destocrat as the premier source for World Fair coverage. Claims wide circulation in the United States Canada Mexico and worldwide for readers of English. Encourages subscriptions for the coming year with bold promotional tone.
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St. Louis
Union
Canada
Mexico
From Canada to Patagonia by Rath Pan American railway proposal
The Pan American Conference endorses a north to south railway linking the Americas to allow Canada to Patagonia rail travel. Despite not being new, it would require about five thousand miles of new construction and substantial political and financial will. Supporters cite reduced barriers to travel and trade, with potential peace and unity gains once built.
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Americas
Canada
Patagonia
The Danish Islands Annexation and U S Expansion Mood
A late 19th century treaty sought the Danish West Indies cession to the United States. The piece contrasts public opinion from 1868 when annexation moved forward to the present mood after Alaska’s annexation, noting shifts in expansion sentiment and Senate rejection.
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West Indies
United States
Washington
Islands
Rigsdag
Senate
Alaska
Expansion debate frames 1898 era and islands policy
The article contrasts 1898 territorial gains including Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines with past annexation debates. It notes no western expansion desires and a current readiness to acquire Danish islands, while reflecting on political opposition era under Johnson and Seward. It also includes a note on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and a light Irish anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Maine
Pacific
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
William H. Seward
Grant
Seward
Globe-Democrat
Pain Balm Cures Rheumatism Says Northwood Man
Mr Wheeler details severe winter rheumatism in 1898 and credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with rapid relief. He claims full recovery and steady work afterward. Advert says sold by A E Howell Socorro and W M Torowdale Magdalena.
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R. Warner
Northwood
N. Y
A. E. Howell
Socorra
W. M. Torrowdale
Magdalena
New Mexico Bill Sparks Retaliation Threat by Rodey
Washington Post notes Delegate Rodey vows to veto or counter any bill touching New Mexico. He rails at repeated proposals and contemplates a 100000 acre preserve plan for prairie dogs in Curtis district. He criticizes Curtis of Kansas for pushing such measures without consultation. A second item promotes a catarrh cure named Snuffles sold for one dollar with assurances of permanent relief.
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Hodes
Washington Post
Rodey
Curtis
Journal-Democrat
New Mexico
Mr. Rodey
Government Printing Office
Mr. Curtis
Kansas
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce’s Pellets
An advertisement-like passage touts the benefits of Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for lung heart and liver diseases caused by poor digestion. It claims improved appearance and relief from headaches and stomach issues. It includes a testimonial style claim of past suffering and relief after using the medicine and pellets.
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Pierce
Pines
Ra Fein
Berns
Erce
America in England a mordant humor on American wares
A London squib claims American goods dominate British life from sheets to soap to watches and desks. Druggists Howell and Borrowdale offer Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a 25 cent price and money back satisfaction. samples free.
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London
New England
Boston
North Carolina
Connecticut
New York
I Rapids
America
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
Chamberlain
Umbrella Touch Provokes Notice at Art Display
A visitor is admonished for probing a dry old master painting with an umbrella while discussing its provenance. Another character, Mr Hardplayer, questions whether the work is still dry, highlighting a tense moment in the gallery.
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Mr. Hardplayer
Magdalena Branch Time Table Casual Service
Daily timetable note shows schedule for the Magdalena Branch service 78 miles to Socorro with a 1210 p arrival.
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Magdalena
Ly. Socorro
Territorial Officials Listed in New Mexico Directory
Long roster of territorial government figures and officeholders for New Mexico including governor Otero, secretary, chief justice, attorney generals, collectors, surveyors, educators, and city officials. Names span Santa Fe to Socorro and Las Cruces with district and regents noted.
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Congress
B.S. Rodey
Miguel A. Otero
James W. Raynol
W. J. Millachiempacker
FW. Parker Associates
J.B. McFie
McMillan
Quinny Vance
United States
Morrison U.S. Dist
W. B. Childers
U.S. Marahal
C. M. Foraker
Rev. Land Office
Santa Fe
Otero
Hobart Rey
Its Cruces
B. Silignac
Henry Bowman Rey
Rowell
Hy Teta Re
Geyer Territorial
EB. IL
Bartlett Dist
N.C. Gortner
Santa Pa
FH. Liewellyn
R. P. Bames
Silver City Gaples
Las Vegas
Lealy
Aaton Prichard
Solaris
Lafayette Emmett
Supreme Court
J.D. Lenin
Sup't
Putsic
J. F. Chavex
Fifth Judicial District
Socorro
Lincoln
Chaves
Eddy
New Mexico
Dail
J.B
Asweenor
Benjamin Sauchea
W Ki. Torres
A. B. Fitch
G. Bartlett
J. &. Smith
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Socorro Chieftain
Socorro County Publishing CO
B. A. Drake
Orneo
Louis
Danish Islands
Camden
8. C
W. M. Harrowdale
Cincinnati
Doherty
Wheeler
England
Manx
Albany
Prine
A. T
Chicay Tho
Oveapans City
Newton
Senta
Auspm
Amy
Amt Las Sp Nl
Albuquerque
Yao Am Am
Hcorto
Amy Rincon
South Socorro
North Ocr
Official Directory
Commissio
Carthage Goal Mining CO
M. L. Hilton & Givane Luera, Proprietors
T. Brown
A. H. Tilton
San Antonio
Societi £ S
Masonic
Rio Grande Lodge
No. 3
K of P
Castle Hall
Misak. K
Tiros
Ite
N. My
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