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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
2
A fragmented local note recalls the Non Partisan Joint Statehood League and references clashes between Santa Fe road gangs and the Rio Bravo. It mentions Socorro as a dead man’s city and hints at Memorial Day observances amid wartime era tensions.
Cor Corbin Bryan agrees with Mr Roosevelt on many proposals but questions why any man would refuse a presidential nomination. Chicago Record Herald.
A Washington Star quotation notes that Russians cannot predict Japanese actions exactly yet suggests they should have a clear sense of the likely outcome. The remark frames wartime uncertainty and strategic expectations in terse commentary.
The Washington Post quotes Senator Carmack denying any claim of belonging to a political combination. He rejects insinuations that Democrats are not numerous enough to form such a coalition.
Chicago mayor Deane declines all railroad passes saying his duties keep him busy in Chicago and he needs no special treatment. The Philadelphia Press notes the stance reflects a busy city agenda and avoids favors.
The regular term of district court for Socorro county will convene in this city next Monday. It would be a blessing if the court fund had enough money to clear the docket of the many civil and criminal cases that have awaited trial for so long.
The year is viewed as likely to bring a record 1,000,000 immigrants to the United States, prompting concerns over assimilation and a push for stricter laws. The piece argues that there cannot be too many of the right kind while too few of the wrong kind.
Russia suffered a decisive naval defeat last Saturday in the straits of Korea as Togo defeated Rojestvensky. The battle cements Japan as the mistress of the eastern seas, with Oyama and Sineévitch poised for a land clash whose outcome seems unsurprising. The world awaits peace terms that will secure Japan’s standing among great powers.
The passage contemplates China entering a close alliance that would raise a formidable, nearly irresistible power in the Far East, asserting this outcome as a hallmark of history.
A Phoenix anti joint statehood convention drew delegates from every county city town and mining camp to campaign against merging Arizona with New Mexico. Resolutions urged Congress to avert the proposed union arguing loss of identity and voice wounds pride and fairness.
The piece notes ex President Cleveland and the Federation of Women's Clubs agree on the goal for women to be efficient at home. Cleveland favors staying home to learn skills while the Federation Bulletin urges studying household economics, sanitation, architecture, and child health. It argues a nation of homes built by devoted wives and mothers sustains the country.
A draft of an international lawmaking body is discussed as nations seek a binding code. The piece cites Cuban diarrhoea cures by Chamberlains Remedy, sea horizon limits, Electric Bitters kidney cure, and Africa Sunday school appeals alongside a humorous Mammy and Johnny exchange.
Two weeks ago in Brussels the Interparliamentary Union executive council planned for the summer session. Senators Allison and Bacon and twenty-three Congressmen will attend as U S delegates. The aim is to establish a permanent international congress or parliament, a goal arising from the St Louis Fair. International law remains a mass of non binding precedents.
A Mississippi narrator recalls a swearing parrot that seemed to grasp meaning, plus a humorous farm scene where pups punish the bird. The piece shifts to medical notes praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs, including a promotional line for a 25 cent pill.
Carolyn asks Harold and Harry about a dangerous boat tipping scene. Harold acts as a practical hero, noting the tipping is an awful nuisance while Carolyn probes emotional details. The passage captures tension and humor in a seaside moment.
A fragmented Cleveland Leader item references playful wordplay and a living quip about a milk joke, with a bungled quote and characters Bea con Miss Kutter and Mr Spot Woodhy Sporte. It also advertises Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets as a natural laxative available from druggists.
The Territorial Fair offices report strong support for the first annual livestock show to be held in September in this city. Letters of encouragement and exhibit pledges pour in from livestock men and growers of fancy stock, with Secretary Sellers busy handling inquiries and planning the event.
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