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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1902
Page
2
A social commentary voices that Tr Schrader is a harmless fraud and questions safety sacrifices for an onion patch. It notes a general sentiment that Hon. B S Rodey deserves renomination for his fight for statehood.
In Socorro county June rainfall is typically low with it exceeding half an inch only every five years. America's sympathy for King Edward increases as English gamblers wager openly on his recovery.
A general sense of satisfaction accompanied the appointment of Doctor L. B. E. Kittell as postmaster. Citizens express confidence that the office will be meticulously run and kept in up-to-date condition.
The Register celebrates a new typesetting machine that performs admirably and reflects well on its patronage and readers who support the paper.
In Socorro two recent fires prompt a call for ready water in city mains and strict enforcement of fire plug rules. The writer urges the water committee to uphold orders to prevent profit from garden stock from endangering neighbors.
The piece argues that the resolution backing Cuba’s annexation shows the wind of events toward Cuba joining the United States. It asserts annexation is inevitable as part of the larger logic shaping history and American expansion.
Developments in Socorno county politics hint at mounting complications as party factions contend before a county convention. Rumors suggest bitter disappointment awaits at least one group, with Republicans and others jockeying for leverage and influence.
The article notes Decats Ropry’s vigor for statehood, arguing it would speed up New Mexico’s development by attracting outside capital. A local water plea cites the plaza needing far more water than current supply, comparing insufficient watering to fighting a fire with a dry main.
The Pious Fund claim between Mexico and the United States heads to The Hague for arbitration, marking the first case to activate the court. Central American leaders draft a treaty to submit disputes to arbitration, Chile and Argentina agree to limit naval arms, and Denmark Saint Thomas transfers raise hopes for pacific progress. A new era of international cooperation grows as nations seek swift justice over war.
Democrats claim President Roosevelt and Republican leaders fear the congressional campaign. Reports suggest the president may speak in the canvass, especially in the West, possibly accepting many invitations and visiting states nationwide. His tours depend on invitations.
The piece notes Roosevelt could campaign across the West and other areas after Congress adjourns. It says his appearances would not signal fear of defeat, as presidents seek victory and his popularity spans parties. It forecasts a likely Republican triumph yet stresses efforts to mobilize every vote.
The piece surveys 126 years since 1776, noting shifts from colonial strife to friendly ties between England and the United States. It emphasizes national wealth education and expansion, the forty five star flag over countless schools, and the enduring meaning of liberty beyond fireworks. It contrasts past independence with present national greatness and warns against losing sight of core ideals.
New Mexico’s bid for statehood, led by Detecate Ropny, faces delay as Congress debates territorial bills. Utah, once part of the same 1850 compromise, now a state since 1896, contrasts with New Mexico’s 52 year struggle. Despite past postponements, prospects rise for admission next session as other bills clear. Also notes a Summer complaint advisory and local remedies.
A fragment notes the view that the day should not be forgotten and its meaning kept in mind. It mentions cautious sentiment, firecrackers, rockets, and a youthful tone from Youth's Companion.
Scientific gardening is taught in national Schools of Sweden and in seminaries for teachers. A school garden exists in nearly every rural district. The warden is near the school house and children learn cultivation of plants berries flowers herbs and fruits, hotbeds and greenhouses management.
A gray squirrel proves fast in river swimming near Middle Haddam Connecticut as a ferryman recalls the bold escape. J A Kelly notes a dysentery remedy by Chamberlain in Henderson New York. A government aide entertains polite but fussy attention at dinner. Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets are advertised with samples offered in Mage Magdalena and Socorro stores.
A fragmented OCR lists numerous government and official titles with names across areas such as Santa Fe Las Cruces Roswell Socorro and Silver City. The text references delegates to Congress secretaries collectors of internal revenue and forest supervisors, with many personal names and locations interwoven in a garbled roster.
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