New editor takes helm at Las Vegas Optic in 1907
The Las Vegas Optic announces M Padgett of Columbus Ohio has leased the printing plant and becomes editor and business manager replacing W F Cornell who plans to pursue other territory ventures. The Citizen and Orogrande Times recount Padgett's Ohio journalism pedigree and optimistic prospects for the paper.
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Las Vegas
M. Padgett
Columbus
Ohio
Optic
Ohio State Journal
W. F. Cornell
Citizen
Cornell
Badgett
Albuquerque
New Mexico Turquoise and Coal Miner Production Rise
New Mexico reports mineral production of 4,382,114 for 1905 including gold silver copper zinc and more. Despite modest totals versus Pennsylvania Ohio and others New Mexico has long been a steady producer of precious metals and coal with future growth expected.
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New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Colorado
New Mexican
Los Angeles Times on Mexico and Colorado diversion case
The Los Angeles Times argues there was never a color of justice in Mexico paying for damage to American property from the diversion of the Colorado into California Development Company works. The break benefited Americans under a flighty concession Mexico granted in a spirit of whim. Only if Mexico could have prevented the breach by denying the concession could she be held liable.
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Los Angeles Times
Mexico
Colorado
California Development Company
Reforms sparked by Falk in St Louis and a gaze at politics
A Washington Star piece discusses Governor Falk of Missouri suing for back salary earned as prosecuting attorney, noting his St Louis success spurred reforms before politics tainted opinions. It argues his rise drew gossip, possibly harming judgment, and ends with a disease advisory for grip and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Falk
Missouri
Washington Star
St. Louis
Mr. Falk
Chinese Gambler's Penace in Canton Tale
A Canton cook Chin Kam, employed by a wealthy Chinese in Ho In street, squandered all earnings gambling. To curb the habit he severed his left forefinger in the kitchen on the twenty fourth of the month, then collapsed from pain but recovered minutes later. The master had paid him for provisions. The Singapore Times reports the incident as a self punishment.
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Chin Kam
Ho In
Canton
Singapore Times
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure for Back and Kidney Ailments
Beck Tennessee resident J R Blankenship claims Electric Bitters cured his back and kidney troubles after a few bottles, urging others to try the remedy sold by Socorro Drug and Supply Co with guarantee. A separate note in Good Horsekeeping suggests using salt and ostrich feathers to start a quick fire.
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Snys J. R. Blankenship
Beck, Tenn
Socorro Drug and Supply Co. Price Inc
Japanese codfishing venture near Okhotsk sparks debate
A Japanese company with a $5,000,000 capital has begun codfishing by the American method in the Okhotsk Sea not a final settlement. The text likens a mistaken settlement to driving a skunk from under a porch and notes wandering boys, with poles, attempting to goad the animal, ruining local atmosphere. mentions four English girls arrested near Manchester for taunting an elderly spinster’s curls.
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Okhotsk Sea
Manchester
Heat in Deep Mines and Cough Remedy Advances
The article discusses underground temperature constraints at depth, arguing 4,000 feet is feasible but 10,000 feet is impractical due to breathing and heat. It shares a testimonial from C. O. Floyd about Dr King’s New Discovery curing lung issues, and notes Corrobo Drug and Supply Co sells Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, guaranteed with a trial bottle offered.
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C. O. Floyd
Kershaw
S.C
Socorro
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Dr Pierce libel suit vindicates favorite prescription
A May 1904 libel suit against The Ladies' Home Journal over Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ended with a $16,000 jury verdict for Pierce. The verdict curbed claims that the remedy contains alcohol or harmful drugs, and Pierce seeks a new trial while holding back payment.
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Ladies’ Home Jial
Dr. Pierce
RV. Pierce
Ladies' Home Journal
Ladies’ Home Journal
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
Smith
Corretyi
Ats
Finley Jennett
Rawin
Oniv
Pennagrence
Johnson
University, of New York
John King
John
Roberts Bartholow
A. M
Materia Medica
Jefferson Medical College of Phil
Pierge
Tolstoi Sons Upset Over Lady Sings at Father House
Tolstoi's sons showed disapproval of a lady's singing by leaving to another room and making noise. The count followed, asking if the noise was deliberate. They replied yes, questioning why she sings. The count urged them to protest openly by joining in or leave the room and declare their dislike.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
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