Year 1904 News Notes and Senate Canal Debate
The piece notes the start of the new year two thousand four and the first leap year in eight years. It mentions Socorro county court terms closing with Judge Pope gaining public confidence. It also highlights Senate threats to defeat the Panama Canal measure as Senators Morgan and Gorman surface with procedural maneuvers.
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Socorro County
Pope
Searang
Senate
Morgan
Gorman
New Mexico School of Mines Represented at Santa Fe Meeting
The New Mexico School of Mines was well represented at a Santa Fe gathering of territorial educational associations. Doctors Magnusson and Begg and Professor Fr. Lincoln presented scientific papers praised by the territorial press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico School of Mines
Santa Fe
Magnusson and
Begg
Fr. €. Lincoln
Governor Otero Opposes Joint Statehood With Arizona
Governor Otero declares strong opposition to the idea of joint statehood with Arizona in a New York Tribune interview. He states the people of that territory are equally averse, and he sees no need for further comment.
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Arizona
Otero
New York Tribune
Santa Fe New Mexican critiques party honors stance
The Santa Fe New Mexican opines that repentance by a Democrat does not justify immediate high honors from Republicans who have endured political struggles. The piece argues for careful, not hasty, recognition of political shifts and honors.
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Santa Fe
Journal's charged atmosphere questioned in regional report
The Albuquerque Journal asks why the local atmosphere has been unusually charged for a long time, noting the electricity is of its own making and results from the paper's meddling with machinery operated by Bernalillo County politicians.
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Bernalillo County
Chief Tain Enters Fourth Year Under Present Management
The Chief Tain rides into its fourth year with steady gains in both quantity and quality of content. Readers notice improved matter and the editor anticipates continuing this progress to the extent allowed by patronage.
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Chieftain
Readers Aim to Please More Than Ever Before
A fragment notes readers being more numerous and better pleased than in the past, signaling growing audience engagement and satisfaction with content or publications. The text emphasizes improved reception and wider reach, suggesting optimistic prospects for future issues.
Cuba Tariff Changes Threaten Reciprocity Benefit
The Cuban Congress debates broad ad valorem tariff revisions that could erase gains from the reciprocal trade treaty with the United States. Critics say new measures favor European goods, disadvantaging U.S. exporters and signaling bad faith. A cabinet briefing reports discussion of abrogating reciprocity, seen as a national and Republican misstep.
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Cuba
United States
Europe
Thomas B. Reed
Washington
Globe- Democrat
Fruits of Expansion and American Curiosity in Foreign News
Analyzing six to seven year old foreign news in American newspapers shows a rise in Cuba Porto Rico the Philippines Hawaii Domingo Jamaica the Danish West Indies and Panama as topics. The piece notes Governor Hunts report on Porto Rican prosperity the shift in Cuba and the personal tie of a Kansas farmer to distant lands after expansion.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Havaii
Domingo
Jamaica
Danish West Indies
Panama
America
Hunt
Yale
Hawaii
United States
Kansas
Nation’s war motives praised as benevolent mercy
An editorial voice in Youth's Companion extols the U S role in the Spanish American War as benevolent and merciful. It asserts Cuban happiness and Filipino progress matter to families and notes the nation has both lehangend and improved, blessing those who give and take.
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San Juan Hill
el Caney
Filippino
Luzon
United States
Spain
Letter of praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Garland editor
John H. Cullom of the Garland News congratulates the Chamberlain's Cough Remedy makers. He recalls using the product since 1887 for his own child with croup and cold spells and for five children with good results. He notes the remedy is palatable, safe, and non overdose prone. For sale by all druggists.
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John H. Cullom
Garland
Texas
Chamberlain
Million Dollar Advice Fee Supposedly Paid to Lawyer
A persistent, unverified tale claims a famous trust magnate paid a lawyer a million dollars in cash to avoid litigation. The lawyer allegedly warned that fighting would force disclosure of books and methods, a fee called a record pamphleteer’s philanthropy and genius.
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Everybody's Magazine
Prisoner in Her Own House In Kansas City Woman Found Cured
Mrs. W H Layha of 1001 Agnes Ave Kansas City Missouri reports years of hoarseness and coughing improved after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She claims noticeable change after one day and total cure after two weeks and says it is sold by all druggists. A New York man recounts a stable tale of a groom hearing singing in his ears for six weeks.
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W. H. Layha
Agnes Ave
Kansas City
New York
Domestic Troubles and Ling's New Life Pills
It extols Ling's New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles. The ad claims the pills both relieve and cure ailments, priced at 2 cents, available at all druggists.
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Dr. Ling
Governor Otero Basks In New Mexico Wealth News
The Washington Post reports Gov. M. A. Otero of New Mexico at the New Willard with his wife and child for rest and holidays. He describes a flourishing territory with rich mines cattle sheep coal iron and copper, turquoise output and minimal debt. He notes strong cash flow and active railway construction signaling future prosperity.
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New Mexico
M. A. Otero
New Williard
Pennsylvania
Post
New York
Washington Post
New Discovery Cures Consumption Says Bargerton Woman
Saved from death Mrs M L Bob bitt of Bargerton Tennessee credited Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with curing her after physicians failed. The ad claims quick relief and total cure with bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar. Also a joke about a Sturdy Irishman hoarding four hundred dollars for the afterlife.
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M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Dr. King
Very Close Call and a Locomotive Fire Man's Recovery
C W Bellamy of Burlington Iowa recalls a near fatal incident in which he endured pain and weakness from a job as a locomotive fire man. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health and vigor, noting a dramatic recovery after taking the tonic. Sold by druggists for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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C. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
One Was Enough
A dramatic exchange centers on a father who questions a suitor's claim of love for his daughter. The suitor proclaims devotion, insisting he would die for one glance, while the old man quips that one lie would suffice for a small family.
His Bad Memory
A neighbor teases a widow about erecting a monument to her husband but she reveals the blunt truth that John had no memory of his life. He left with pockets full of lat tops meant to mail, items the widow recalls as she sorts through his clothes.
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John
Desperate Poet Exchange and Medicine Ad Snippet
A fragment includes a poet's note about a poem left with a literary editor, a Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets endorsement from Melard F. Craig of Middlegrove New York, and travel notices for 1904 events in Portland with ticket dates. Additional brief items reference Boer English marriage hostilities and a salary joke.
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Boston Transcript
Local Socorro County Officials Named in Vague Ledger
A scrambled OCR fragment lists counts and names tied to Socorro County including John Greenwald and Abran Contreras Carpio Padilla, with references to collectors and several surnames such as Baca, Padilla, and Sarek. The text resembles an incomprehensible public record snippet with multiple personal names and an organization tag Mauricie School.
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Socorro
Socorro County Publishing CO
DRAKE
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Larry
Erden
Edical Disco
Melard F. Craig
Middlegrove
N.Y
Portland
Oregon
National Wool Growers Association
Washington Star
Becker
Harper’s Bazar
Ana Thedford
Moatiee
Ron
Caroline Maurin
Parkertbuy W.va
Momitord
Chile
Thedford
Tiaco
Cel
Thedford’s Draught
Swam
Albuquerque
San Marcial
Magdalena
le. Senne
Official Directory
Federal
B.S. Rodey
Miguel A. O
James W. Raynolds
W. J. Mili
Baker
Parker
Metie
Sollecto
Jorney
Cheape
M. D. Lewellyn
Morrison U
W. B. Childers
U. S. Marshal
M. Paraker
Las Cruces
Galles
Heagy Bowman Roswell
Teland
Manna
E F Hixor
Gila River Reserve
McClure
Silver City
Pecos River
George Langenburg
Lian Vegia
R.P. Ba Cae
KB. T. Bartlett
Ictner
Santa Pe
Liewellyi
Las Crerea
Silver Crew
Leas
Leowhy
Sedition
Fayette
Emmett J
D. Sena
O. Borsum
Whiterson
J. A. Vangin
Sargent Jobs
Supreme Court
Sup't
A. Sup't
Public Instruction
Fifth Judicial Distr
Socorro, Lincoln
Eddy
Socorra
Comminii
Ners
Regents School
St Juan J. Baca
C. Hecretary
A F. G. Bartlett
A. E. Rouiter
H. Deytris Moditio Green
Masonto
Brethern
Gro
F. Coax
W. Ms
C. G. Duscax
B.A. Mt
Jas. G. Frees
A. P. C. G. Duscan
Magdalen Chapter No
Order of the Gatern
Masonic Hall
Ake
Macy Bartlichr
Lizain Grirvairn
Rio Gra Lodge
P.—Regulse
Cantig
A. Maya
C.C .S. C. Munk
A. HL. Hirron
San Antonio
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