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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1904
Page
2
An editorial warns that taxes are among the most dangerous foes to freedom and that corruption within government officials endangers liberty. It argues Americans often ignore public misconduct until sentiment rises, then the misdeeds face strong scrutiny and resistance.
A warning cites Grartixe as marking the downfall of many governments and notes it will threaten the United States unless present tendencies are checked. The assertion frames Grartixe as a rising force impacting national stability.
The article states St Louis will host the Democratic nomination for the losing presidential candidate next summer at the national convention. It notes Southern Democratic senators will back a beneficent Republican measure to avoid partisan harm to their sections and mentions ratification of the Panama treaty.
Severro county commissioners report funds in the treasury and consider reducing taxes for county purposes. The text also contrasts a district attorney’s nonprejudice stance with appointing an alleged impartial prosecutor, highlighting conflicts in local governance.
The official thermometer fell to 49 degrees below zero in the Mohawk valley on Tuesday. Residents question why anyone would endure such brutal weather while New Mexico basks in winter sunshine.
Reports from Lowell New Mexico indicate William Jennings Bryant or Hearst praising the Democratic ticket during a territory tour. Democratic brethren express broad support while some Republicans may consider voting if opportunity arises.
In Socorro residents felt the ground rocking walls swaying and roofs creaking during a violent shaking event Tuesday night. Authorities and locals alike hope a repeat experience will be long deferred.
The article argues for civic federations that place moral candidates in local government regardless of party. It condemns backing scoundrels and graft, insisting voters share responsibility for public malfeasance. It calls for teaching grafters that theft leads to legal consequences and ends graft through reform.
The United States moves to eliminate friars as political agents by buying their estates for seven and a quarter million dollars and selling to tenants on easy terms. The compromise, approved by the Church and Christian Filipinos, ends a primary cause of native revolts against Spain.
It now appears certain that Mr Hanna will retire as head of the national committee at the convention meeting next June. A successor must be found to manage the 1904 campaign as the senator declines further campaigning due to failing health. He will be 67.
A historical survey recalls campaign managers and party figures from 1880s to 1904, including Thomas C. Carter and John J. Custom, with reflections on campaign dynamics and party fortunes. endorsements and anecdotes follow, plus a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial and a humorous Uncle Eph’m vignette.
An advertisement extols Dr Ling's New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles. It claims the pills relieve and cure ailments, selling for 25 cents at druggists, and suggests they can reduce family domestic tensions.
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat for the 1904 World’s Fair coverage plus national politics and global news. It promotes the newspaper as peerless in the West and highlights forthcoming issue notices and promotional content.
A dubious advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Prescription as a universal remedy for female diseases including leucorrhea and weakness. It claims dramatic results and offers trial terms in U S currency. The notice includes testimonials and urges women to use the medicine and laxative pellets.
A fragmented OCR read lists multiple individuals including Roder Miguel A. Otero Jamen W. Raynalda W. J. Mills oni S. Baker W. Parker and others such as Merie Baise J Pope Grittith tats oo COUNTY Carpio Padilla Leandro Baca n HH G Baca Boleslo A Pino sijamin Sanches Mauricio Miera A De Torres ORRO M Cooney TP Collins Richlo Abere Hi Deeytt ALA Sedillo Amos Green OF MINES T ae.
The clipping recalls Bramwell brothers as figures in engineering disputes and cites a quip about four kinds of witnesses. It notes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from Melard F. Craig and includes a humorous exchange about life insurance and drinking.
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