Republicanism in Albuquerque Morning Journal critique
The Albuquerque Morning Journal branding itself the leading republican paper is mocked for its stance on party machines and the pie policy. The piece attacks the Journal for denouncing the immigration bureau while praising reformers who allegedly reward allies with office. It questions whether appointments were bartered for support and laments the paper’s rigid pie-division stance.
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New Mexico
Republican Territorial Organization
Bureau of Immigration
Lane Hagerman
Lieu Lands Bill Earns Credit for Education Aid
The Santa Fe New Mexican praises the Andrews land bill enabling New Mexico to select suitable public domain lands, replacing previously donated parcels. It notes the measure passed the House thanks to Delegate Andrews with support from Governor George Curry, Solomon Luna, O. Bursum, and other leaders.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Andrews
New Mexico
Congress
George Curry
Solomon Luna
O. Bursum
New Mexico Delegation Seeks Dormitory Funds for School of Mines
New Mexico lawmakers and delegation members in Washington predict approval of territorial bond bills. The anticipated $15,000 will fund a dormitory at the School of Mines, boosting facilities, attendance, and student comfort, aligning the school with other territory institutions.
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Gaynenor Curry
Washington
New Mexico
Legislative Assembly
School of Mines
Democrats Croon Confidence in New Mexico Delegates
In New Mexico the Democrats boast of winning the territorial delegate to Congress next fall. They vow victory and may accuse voters of fraud after the election, a familiar pattern in the party.
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New Mexico
Congress
New Judicial District Bill Aims Socorro Grant Luna Counties
Congress moves to establish a new judicial district comprising Socorro Grant and Luna counties as part of a measure to promote Socorro welfare and address local needs in the legal system. The proposal underscores opportunities for improved court access and administrative efficiency.
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Socorro
Congress
Socorro, Grant
Luna Counties
New Mexico Statehood Seen Likely Next Year
The New Mexico delegation just back from Washington believes statehood is highly likely next year, marking one of the best achievements credited to their recent efforts in the capital.
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Mexico
New Mexico
Washington
Logical Democratic Candidate for Delegate to Congress
Mu LaxkAzore is described as the logical candidate for delegate to Congress. The remark questions the idea of a logical candidate being elected, noting the novelty of such a notion and implying a critical view of practical politics.
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Laxkazore
Congress
Anticipating Political Developments in Lemalillo County
Readers who expect forthcoming political changes in Lemalillo County likely won’t be disappointed as observers near upcoming events. The note signals active interest from locals and hints at significant local governance developments to watch.
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Lemalillo County
Neglected colds threaten life and the needs of children
The piece warns that overlooked colds in autumn to spring endanger children more than adults. It stresses proper food, ventilation, and warm clothing, and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective. It notes Japanese ambassador Baron Kojoko Takahira’s presentation to President Roosevelt and Japan’s wish for amicable US relations.
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Baron Kojoko Takahira
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
Statehood Before a Year Promised for New Mexico Arizona
A press dispatch reports President Roosevelt told Governor Curry, Delegate Andrews, and Thomas D. Barnes that New Mexico would become a state in less than a year and that Arizona would follow. Also noted, a Scientific American writer claims to have ended hawk predation in a poultry yard by anchoring a sharpened scythe on a high pole, causing hawks to injure themselves and abandon the area.
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New Mexico
Roosevelt
Curry
Andrews
Thomas D. Barnes
Arizona
Scientific American
Jumping off Place: Dr King’s New Discovery Revival Claim
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life during a bout of consumption. He reports improvement after one bottle and says after twelve bottles he was well and happy again. The ad promotes the cough and cold remedy costing one dollar with a free trial bottle offered at druggists.
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Thad
Dr. King
George Moore
Grimesland
N. C
Nutley Boy Describes Theater Scene Misheard
A Nutley child visiting the city and taken to a theater misheard a line in a play. He recounted to his grandmother how a big man with gold buttons appeared and exclaimed My God here's a hack out side in his excited retelling.
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Nutley
Neighborhood Favorite Mrs E D Charles Promotes Electric Bitters
Harbor Maine resident Mrs E D Charles touts Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite. It provides quick relief for dyspepsia liver issues kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and general debility. The tonic purifies blood and acts as a spring medicine. Sold under guarantee at druggists for 50 cents.
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E. D. Charles
Harbor
Maine
Battle Fleet Enters Callao Harbor Under Evans
Immense crowds greet the American battle fleet as it enters Callao Harbor shortly before noon on Thursday. Admiral Evans remains in poor health and Rear Admiral Thomas acts as commander in the interim.
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Admiral Evans
Callao
Evans
Thomas
What Ails You Ailments and Golden Medical Discovery claims
An advertisement touts the Golden Medical Discovery as a liver Invigorator bowel regulator and nerve strengthener for weak tired and despondent people. It lists native American forest roots as ingredients and asserts the formula contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs. It cites medical authorities and promises tested purity.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Ji Her
Foley Ellinwood
M. D
A Bennett Medijong
Bond
KY. T
Golden Medical
General Stoessel Sentenced Commuted to Prison
General Stoessel of Port Arthur, once besieged by Japanese forces, was sentenced to death by a Russian court but commuted to ten years. The aged commander likely will spend his remaining years in confinement as Russian public opinion reacts with dissatisfaction.
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Sto. Port Arthur
Koeping Open House and Digestive Health Claim
An advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels so well that users feel good. The notice invites readers to learn about digestive health and mentions the pills cost 25 cents at all druggists.
New Name Coined By Victor Herbert On Canned Music
Victor Herbert, militant composer and Authors' and Composers' Copyright league member, proposes a new label for “canned music.” He calls it mutilated melody, arguing the phonograph record and gramophone disc produce pickle noises and insult the mind.
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Victor Herbert
Authors’ and Composers’ Copyright League
John Philip Sousa
Herbert
Man with Poor Memory Defies Defense Witness
A defense witness clung to poor memory for over an hour as lawyers pressed recall of events from years ago. The plaintiff's attorney urged present recollection and challenged the witness to state what he thought then. The exchange highlights memory lapses in a courtroom setting.
What to Do When Bilious
What to Do When Bilious. The right thing to do when you feel bilious is to take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. Try it. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Notice of Suit in Divorce Court Socorro NM 1908
Notice of suit in the District Court of the Territory of New Mexico Socorro County. Mary V. Rogers of San Jose California is defendant. Plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage and property adjudication. Defendant must appear by March 24 1908 or default judgment may be entered. Plaintiff attorneys Dougherty S Griffith Socorro NM. Clerk Wintias Be. Martin.
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Mary V. Rogers
San Pedro Street
San Jose
California
A. D
Dougherty S& Griffith
Socorro
New Mexico
Wintias
Notice of Probating Will in Socorro County New Mexico
There has been filed with the Probate Court of Socorro County an instrument purporting to be the last will of Henry Chambon deceased. March 13, 1908 at 10 o clock in the forenoon was fixed for proving the instrument in the Probate Court. Witness my hand and seal of the court February 4 1908. EK H. Sweet Probate Clerk Per J A Tornas Deputy Dougherty Griffiths Attorneys.
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Socorro County
New Mexico
Henry Chambon
A. D
H. Sweet
J. A. Tornas
Dougherty & Griffith
Socorro
N. M
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The
Socorro Chieftain
Ocorro County Publishing CO
KB. A. Drake
Official
Hawks and Poultry
General Stoessel
Koeping
Mia
Malinda A. Akers
Basham
Cardus
Third Judicial District
Territory of New Mexico
County of
Joseph P. Rogers
Biaintia
Ana
Aviso
la Ciudad
Mary E. Harris
Las Leyes de la Asamblea General del Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico
la Sesién Trilésima
la Ciudad de Socorro
Excepto
Solares
Cuadra
Todas de Las Siy
Todas de Las
Ww. D. Newcom
Ciudad de Socorro
Santa Fe
Pencal
Albuquenque
San Marcial
Magdalena
Sanday
Socorra
Colorado
International Nurseries
Denver
Cole
Masoi
Scorro Pest
Pythian Sisters Temple No. 2
J.B. Garcerra
W. H
Magdalen
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Axa W. Fire
W. M
Bo Greeter
K OF P
Abran Torres
A. Baca
the Palace
B. V. Sanchez
Railroad Companion
Draughon
Jnc
el Paso
San Antonio
Dailan
Kansas City
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