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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1904
Page
2
The Albuquerque Journal notes lingering county loyalties and calls for patriotism as candidates campaign in Socorro county. It highlights Roone administration backing and urges support for Roosevelt. It contrasts schools of Mines in New Mexico with other territorial institutions in educational performance.
Por. ATWaTkK of Weslyan University advocates alcoholic feed. Mr Swallow runs as prohibition candidate for the presidency. What's in a name?
Exraco Baca asserts the right to undertake abolishing the School of Mines but his judgment in this matter is questionable. The record notes a discrepancy between asserted power and evaluative judgment in this case.
A fiscal review of Governor Otero's administration prompts sharp partisan discourse as critics urge a thorough probe while supporters call for balanced scrutiny. The exchange centers on accountability and the potential impact on state finances.
The Republican organization of Socorro County pledges its candidate for the legislature this fall to introduce and urge passage of a bill for a liberal appropriation to complete the Daw and Ditch at Socorro Mountain.
The Russians blunder into a waiting Japanese detachment and are repelled, with the incident described as an attempt to gauge Japanese forces. Observers note the Russians hit on an effective plan to learn the enemy’s strength, though the clash ends unfavorably.
On the first day of July Socorro county joined the third judicial district a move that removes district headquarters from the town. Residents must await a suitable chance to demonstrate appreciation for the act while remaining ready to respond to the changes in jurisdiction.
The text argues political campaigns will fix on whether President Roosevelt should execute governmental policies he helped establish. It asserts tariff money and expansion questions are settled in a Republican way and Democratic leaders won’t reopen them. It calls Parker a favorable jurisdiction and asks if Roosevelt should be entrusted with policy execution.
A discussion on the political significance of a volatile election year with a concentrated schedule of federal and state races. Voters are guided by party loyalty, wavering independents, and targeted mobilization ahead of November elections. A testimonial praises Electric Bitters for rheumatism relief and general health, followed by a local ad note.
An aging Rocky Mountain grizzly named Shaggy, once a trained clown in a zoo program, rapidly becomes dangerous after a trainer’s fall. The beast savagely injures its master before rescue and is deemed too damaged to save by surgeons.
This excerpt reviews second wind as the lung’s neglected cells joining in exercise and warns of related ailments. It promotes Herbine and Ballard remedies, cites prices, and notes Socorro Drug and Supply Co as a seller. It also mentions Wentworth Woodhouse, England, and ends with a sales urging.
A distraught wife pleads for bad news as the doctor reveals the husband will not die but recover from his illness. The humorous aside echoes in a clipped Chicago Record-Herald style, while a testimonial praises Ballard's Soon Liniment for rheumatism and a vaudeville quip from a Boston Transcript snippet follows.
A Yonkers Statesman item recalls a humorous exchange about a shady tree remark. Patrice denies speaking of her tree, suggesting it was a Shady sort, highlighting local tongue in cheek dialogue.
Abeytia Ft and Price Ron's clash with T. Collins in a local postgame note. The readable fragment hints at a sports or event confrontation involving named persons Abeytia and Collins, with Price Ron's linked in the line. Further details unclear.
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