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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
2
The article notes irregularities in railroad operations with no wrecks near Socorro yet questions the Chieftain’s desire to reorganize the Republican party. It praises Socorro’s climate and foresees a stockmen’s jubilee while warning of disease from stagnant water near the Santa Fe road.
Mus and brethren urge action for Socorro to improve the park. They cite the current look as proof that a small, prudent expenditure can enhance the condition and appearance of the area.
The proposal to split Hreathitt county in Kentucky to end local feuds draws criticism. The opposing view suggests targeting the feudists themselves as a simpler, decisive solution rather than redrawing county lines.
A recent wave of fires has left many walls ruined but the Manila cable project advances this week completing laying of the Manila cable. Uncle Samuel will reach the Philippine regions almost instantly, extending telegraphic reach halfway around the globe.
A bold call to end a project deemed a threat to public safety urging action to curb risks in Socorro and restore calm for residents and passersby.
The article notes Argentina United States Chile Colombia and the Panama Canal Treaty ratified by the Senate faces possible rejection by the Colombian Congress. Rumors swirl about June 20 meeting decisions ending the uncertainty as to the treaty's fate.
The article notes unknown fate of the Colombian canal treaty as European officials and railroad interests oppose U S influence. It reports a potential Nicaragua option if Bogota resists and says Congress in Bogota meets Saturday to decide, with Roosevelt administration pressing for a quick decision.
The K C Journal notes that some papers now reject silver as a dead issue while Bryan insists the Chicago and Kansas City platforms remain alive. It predicts Missouri voters and other trans Mississippi Democrats will still back Bryanites at the polls, despite shifts in state press.
Washington warns Colombia to ratify the canal pact promptly or Roosevelt will pivot to negotiating with Nicaragua. Public opinion in Colombia is split with reports that President Marroquin may support the treaty, while a congressional junta seeks tangible concessions. The United States will not pay tribute. If Bogota delays after June 20, negotiations may end.
An Oklahoma settler endured severe diarrhoea during a 1889 race to land claims. After a neighbor offered Chamberlain’s colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy, a large dose brought rapid relief and a full night’s sleep within hours. The anecdote promotes the remedy.
A humorous, fictional exchange features Tam the stove and a coal scuttle debating a gasoline stove's bravado. The dialogue casts household items as characters testing limits and asserting presence within the home.
Tucson rider Bowman for William C Whitney tried an Arizona burro and was hurled into the air after a brief ascent. He admitted some mounts are beyond belief to riders, noting the animal’s unpredictability beyond anything in the racing manuals.
General John 8 Gordon once boasted of whipping Yankees with child ren's popguns if the South seceded. After the war a maimed veteran pressed him on the claim. The speaker admitted the provocation but noted the Yankees would not fight that way. Also Mrs Curtis of Lee Mass praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and sour stomach now easing her condition.
The Atchison Globe quotes a rustic remark about vanity and hospitality, noting a brigand anecdote and the expectation of pleasant character in others. The exchange hints at lighthearted frontier humor and social sentiment.
A humorous anecdote from King Edward recounts Lord Salisbury thinking aloud during an audience. He eyed a photo of himself and quipped about the man’s intelligence. The piece promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and hints at a union talk between Mr Laybor and Miss Niederman in a brief dialogue.
Dialogue notes a playful exchange between Madge and Marjorie over a proposed kiss. Marjorie recalls granting a chance yet refusing, highlighting a light social moment and humor between friends.
Readable fragments list names of education board members county officials and mine figures including Ale B L Bartlett Santa Fe Llewellyn Las Cruces Sedillo Socorro Dreyfus Sedille Green Abeyta Miera Torres Brown Fitch Smith with scattered towns Lincoln Chaves Socorro Mexico and Abeyta references.
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