Socorro Column Defends Article Against Spanish Speaking Censure
The publication in an Ohio paper titled As Others See Us drew censure from Eprice Tarstino of El Republicano for ridiculing Socorro’s Spanish speaking community. The piece is largely favorable to Socorro, with modest factual flaws acknowledged, and local officials vow to defend the city’s fair name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprice Tarstino
el Republicano
Ohio
Trujillo
Socorro
Ture Cunerrais
Columbia's Friends Celebrate Prince Henry Visit
The article recalls Columbia recognizing a demure girl as a belle while guests from several nations mingle in Miss Columbia's parlor. It notes Prince Henry's cordial welcome, pride in friendly relations, and future diplomatic events with France, Rochambeau, England, and Spain, urging calm amid these larger international ties.
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John Bull
Herr Hohenzollern
Mr. Romanoff
Monsieur Crapaud
Miss Columbia
Prince Henry
France
Rochambeau
Washington
Spain
United States
Madrid
Max Frost of Santa Fe Receives 33rd Masonry Degree
Col Max Frost editor of the Santa Fe New Mexican is honored with the thirty third degree of Masonry conferred in Santa Fe the first time in New Mexico history. Frost, born 1852 in Louisiana, long served in territorial government and as editor while boosting immigration and Republican strength. a fall impaired his mobility and eyesight yet he remains active in editorial and political work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Frost
Santa Fe New Mexican
Denver Republican
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Col
Louisiana
Washington, D. C
United States
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Col. Frost
Surveyor General's Office
United States Land Office
Arthur
W. G. Ritch
Territory
Lew Wallace
Lionel
New Mexican
el Nuevo Mexicano
The
New Mexican Review
Republican Party
New Responsibilities and Growth Invite Broad Affection
The piece reflects on expanding duties and rising wealth with a metaphor of a leather latch-string always accessible to both new and old friends. It emphasizes not pressuring Miss Columbia to pick a single suitor, welcoming all who come to her door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
The Unfortunate Miles Opposes Army Reform Again
The Unfortunate Miles Gos forces public attention by opposing an army reorganization bill backed by President Roosevelt and Secretary Root. He attacked the plan before the Senate military affairs committee threatening resignation if passed. Supporters see Miles as a hindrance. others believe retirement would aid the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Globe-Democrat
Gus
Mines
Philippines
Senate
Committee On Military Affairs
Root
United States
Spain
McKinley
Roosevelt
Promoted Catarrh Cure Snuffles Marketed at One Dollar
Old practitioner touts Snuffles as the only guaranteed catarrh cure claiming it reaches the disease and promises permanent relief. Product priced at one dollar includes internal and external medicine and instructions. Also notes hay fever relief and warns against neglect leading to consumption. Includes buy info for Edwin B. Giles & Company Philadelphia and mentions other ads for stomach tablets and assorted goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Advertised for Digestive Ailments
A historical ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion issues. It claims rapid relief enabling workers to resume office tasks and offers free paper copies and a four volume set by sending stamps to the Buffalo address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane City Restau
Ene
Pierce
Golien
Pierca
Common Sense
Bortoe
V. Pierce
Buffalo
Extraordinary prayer and remedy ads in old periodical
An extract quotes a royal prayer for Queen Adelaide and depicts a clergyman’s biased remark. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for women and nervous ailments, claiming widespread use and a 50 cent price. It closes with a fashion note about lawn dresses trimmed with Swiss insertion from April Ladies' Home Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hole
Adelaide
William IV
Ladies’ Home Journal
Santa Fe and Socorro Surveyor General Officials List
Daily notices from Santa Fe Magdalena branch with names of federal officials including Surveyor General U S Collector U S District Attorney and Marshal, plus regional land office figures from Las Cruces Roswell and Roswell rec. list shows officers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S. Dist
C. M. Foraker
Land Office
Santa Fe
E. L. Bartlett Ortner
H. Lewellyn
San Cruces
R. P. Barnes
Silver City
A. Spies
Sas Vegas
Leahy
Rator
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as best for cuts
Cobwebs applied to a cut allegedly caused lockjaw in a woman. The ad extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the infallible healer of wounds, ulcers, sores, eruptions, burns, and piles, priced at 25 cents at all druggists. The piece closes with an April Ladies’ Home motto about seeing before planning.
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Socorro County Publishing CO
BR. A. Drake
Official
Socorro County
Columbia's
Chamberlain
A. E. Howell
W. M
Katzenstein's
A. T
Frelight
Magdalena
Simday
Pam
Official Directory
Federal
Constresa
Rodey
Miguel A. Otero
James W. Raynolds
WS. Mills S. Baker
Territor
Dist
R.t
G.W.P
Supreme Court
Sup't
Adjutant General
Territorial Board of
Public Distructio
Socorros L and Eddy
New Mexis Dan
Tudoe
Clerk and Register
Socorro Dc
Commissione
Rh. McMillan
Griffith Junty
Jean Greenwald
Mallan Contreras
C.F. Blackington
Abran Abeyta
Hermene G. Baca
Benjamin Sanches
Jose E. Torres
Ifego Baca
M. Cooney
A. Ping
Ricardo Abeyta
Osalio Jaramillo
A. A
Sedilly
Camilo Baca «of Mines
C. ‘T. Brown
A. B. Fitch
Nith
Cay
Juan J. Baca
G. Bartlett
J. Bo
BIOS
Newton
Rinidad
Raton
Rincon
el Paso
April Ladies' Home Journal
Carthage Goal Mining CO
M. L. Hilton
Givane Luera
Proprietors
Jc. T. Brown
A. H. Hilton
San Antonio
Ised Dad Health
Tismail
Cascareta
W. Bowe
Baird
Ponsivio
Candy Cathartic Trademark
Sagqtero Ag
Ramedy Company
Faimape
Maattea
Socorro Lodge
A. F
A. M
Brethers
E. A. Deane
W. M, C. G. Duncan
RIO Grande Lodge
Castle Hall
Knighta
C. C. S.c. Manx
H. Huron
San, Antonio, Fw
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