Trust Legislation and Senate Change in 19th Century Congress
A condensed discussion on Republican trust policy, anticombine measures, and anticipated legislation. It notes publicity provisions, Sherman antitrust strengthening, potential Littlefield bill passage, and expected future acts, with commentary from the Chicago Tribune and Youth's Companion on Senate vacancies and early adjournment.
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Congress
Department of Commerce
Republican Party
Chicago Tribune
The Fifty-Eighth Congress Begins March Fourth
The article explains the transition from the Fifty-seventh to the Fifty-eighth Congress on March 4, noting the Senate’s immortality as a body renewed by class and the House’s full renewal every two years. It highlights that two-thirds of senators remain at any time, while most new members come from the incoming House.
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Senate
House
House of Representatives
Congress
New Mexico School of Mines gains Rio Grande smelting works
The New Mexico School of Mines will acquire the Rio Grande smelting works near Socorro, a 280 acre site with 30 buildings and full ore processing facilities. The facility will support metallurgical, mechanical, and electrical engineering courses, allow ore testing from small to large lots, and aim to be partially self-supporting as a paying enterprise.
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New Mexico School of Mines
Rio Grande
Sovorro
New Mexico
Socorro
United States
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Consumption Tale
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of Bargerton Tennessee witnessed her decline from consumption despite skilled doctors and remedies. A single bottle of Dr King's New Discovery brought relief and continued use fully cured her, claimed as a certain cure for throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles priced 50 cents to one dollar with free trial bottles from druggists.
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M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Dr. King
C. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Dever
Preventive power of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Medical science favors prevention and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to prevent pneumonia arising from colds or influenza. The article asserts it has cured thousands and urges early use when a cold contracts. Sold by A. Be Howell Corro W. M. Borrowdale in Magna and related towns.
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A. BE
Howell, Socorro
W. M
Odd Tales From The Liberty Advance
A Liberty Advance correspondent shares humorous vignettes about everyday mistakes and mispronunciations. A mother oils a sewing machine to quiet it, a Kansas teacher tests reading sounds, a girl misreads legacy as limacy, and a party mishap ends with a lightning rod peddler and ten children.
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Liberty Advance
Harper
Kansas
Johnny
Limacy
Indiana
Pain Balm Prevents Infection After Minor Injuries
The scratch of a pin may cause loss of a limb or death when blood poisoning results from the injury. Promptly applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm prevents danger as an antiseptic and quick healing liniment for cuts bruises and burns. For sale by A. E. Howell Socorro W. M. Borrowdale Magdalena.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdadena
It’s Better to Give Than Receive Says Uncle Reuben
The Detroit Free Press quotes Uncle Reuben advising that giving tips or advice can feel natural yet provoke anxiety when one’s own brother offers counsel, reflecting a humorous view of unsolicited guidance.
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Reuben
Detroit Free Press
Santa Fe Announces Triweekly California Excursions
The Santa Fe will operate person ally conducted excursions to California three times a week from April 1 to June 15, 1903, under the supervision of Santa Fe agents.
Colonel Recounts Antietam Nose Wound At Reunion
At a Cumberland Army reunion former officers recall Civil War wounds. Colonel B. reveals a bullet pierced his nose at Antietam, proving his scar by wriggling his nose. A light remark about fortune follows, and the colonel quips that a half inch difference would have spared or doomed him. The exchange is attributed to Lippincott's.
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Army of the Cumberland
Colonel B
Antietam
Major M
Lippincott's
Errors of Piet and the value of diet and exercise
An insurance man’s fattening lifestyle leads to disease at forty five. The piece notes many eat too much and save health by tempering diet to temperament and job. It advocates gradual diet reduction, fasting, deep breathing, fresh air, exercise, sunshine, and hydration for well being.
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Good Housekeeping
A Very Clove Call Testimonial Parade
A Burling ton Iowa fireman credits Electric Bitters with restoring health after severe illness. The Statesman of Columbia Missouri publishes a column of testimonials praising the paper’s influence and utility in daily life with named endorsements.
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Columbia
Statesman
The
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Pain Relief
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts burns bruises wounds and sore feet promising to kill pain and cure trouble. Claims it is the best salve for piles and notes a 25 cent price at all druggists.
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Bucklen
Santa Fe Announces Colon ist Tickets on Sale Dates
The Santa Fe will offer Colon ist tickets to California from April 1st through June 15th at 25 dollars. The railroad promises value for waiting and emphasizes competitive rates with no service surpassing theirs.
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Santa Fe
California
Dr Pierce’s Blood Purifier Said To Cure Disease
An old testimonial claims Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery purifies the blood and cures illness. The account describes severe symptoms improved after using the medicine along with other noted remedies.
Ungallant street remark and local jests on life
A citizen overheard making a rude street remark about neighbors and expenses of a family. The items include a quip about using a wife’s temper as a furnace, and references to various household costs. The page also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestive relief and features light social banter about marriages and a joke from Atchison Globe.
Turbado Territory Officials and Judges List at Socorro
A compact listing of county and district officers, clerks, and commissioners appears with names including Freenwald Contreras Padilla Baca Miera Torres Cooney Collins Aleyta Sed fis Green and others. The fragmentary OCR suggests a roster of solicitors general district attorney and various county roles in Socorro and Mines districts.
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M. Cooney
R. T
Collins
Ricardo Aleyta
A. A. Sed Fis Amon Green OF Mines
Dent
C. T. Brown
Avery A. B. Fitch
Smith
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Tim Cumyrrar
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Pecan
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W.G. Sargent
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Clavie
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Public Instruction
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Carpi
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Gritty County
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Socorro Lodge
de A. Mi
Rogue Far Communications
Brethers
Gyo
EB. Coox
W. M. C. G. Duncan
R. A.M
Jas. G. Piven
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C. G. Dexcax
Magdalen Chapter
Order of the Wastern Star
Mt Masonic Hall
Dina
Many Bantherr
W. M. Mas
Sivett Grivyire
Rio Grande Lodge
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