Land Grant Question Drives New Mexico Policy
The land grant issue in New Mexico, involving 7,000,000 acres and rejected claims, risks reopening if Congress validates any tithe. Delegate Rodey vows to block action that would revive the dispute, warning of decades of delay and costly special courts. The debate ties to Cuban policy and Platt amendment obligations, plus pure food laws and a forthcoming St. Louis World’s Fair postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodey
United States Supreme Court
Congress
New Mexico
Critics Hold Cubans Need Strong Executive Rule
British statesman James Bryce after visiting Cuba says a powerful executive may best suit the island now as American military government ends. He implies the Cuban government will likely worsen the situation. Russian observer Vereshchagin warns the change could be grim despite Gen. Wood’s administrative talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Wood
United States
Gulf
South Atlantic
Inter Osean
James Bryce
Vereshchagin
Gen. Wood
Postponement of the Fair to 1904 Discussed
Mr. Francis and the St. Louis World's Fair directors told Congress that delaying the Fair to 1904 would be acceptable by the local company. Congress will consider the proposal and decide on the postponement terms and timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Congress
Women Who Control Mines Show New El Paso Venture
Mrs. B F Pearson returns from the Richmond group of gold mines near Hillsboro New Mexico reports progress and plans to build a reduction plant after testing lower grade ore. Prof Seaman from the city will submit a report aiding eastern women investors and the company is largely Boston and eastern based with 32 600 000 capital and 4500 feet of development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Pearson
el Paso
Richmond Group of
Hillsboro
N. M
Pearson
Tam
Denver
San Francisco
Richmond Group of Gold Mines Company
Woman's Club
A. Potter
Boston
Harriet L. Reed
Red Cross and
Soldier's Aid Society
The
Stock Exchange
New Mexico
Donor figure prompts question on state contributions
About 40,000 Porto Ricans amid a 900,000 population are said to donate to the Mc Kinley memorial fund. The Philadelphia Bulletin asks how many states in the Union can show an equal percentage of donors for this purpose.
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Union
Philadelphia Bulletin
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Digestion And Health
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills help thin folks digest and assimilate food by toning digestive organs expelling poisons enriching blood improving appetite and aiding healthy flesh. Priced at 25 cents. The Philadelphia Press notes a steel corporation devising a scheme to save 310000000 yearly if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
The
Steel Corporation
Philadelphia Press
New Remedy for Constipation Promoted in Advert
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered with a full guarantee for costive ness. Each box priced at 25 cents. Available through A. E. Howell in Socorro and W. M. Borrowdale in Magdalena.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Howell
Socorro
W. M. Borrowdale
Magdalena
W. M
To Care Constipation Forever A Patchwork Riddle
Fragmentary clipping from the Philadelphia Ledger questions American ships and the British flag in a century old diction. The garbled lines evoke a scene of imperial sentiment and uncertain commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Gaillo Euro
Anti-imperialism deemed a queer disease in editorials
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle criticizes anti-imperialists as a queer disease while contrasting harsh coverage of Philippine atrocities with silence on Filipino violence. The piece also notes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm sold in New Mexico towns and references remarks by Gen Chaffee and Gen Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Official Directory Fragment from Territorial New Mexico
A disjointed listing of government and county figures in New Mexico Territory. Names include Surveyor-General M. Llewellyn, United States Collector A. Morrison, various court officials, forest supervisors, and district staff across Socorro Lincoln Chaves Eddy counties with headquarters in Socorro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Rodey
Miguel A. Otero
Janes
We Raynolls J. Midspen
Baker
Romdh
Ea Nien
M. D. Llewellyn
United States
A. Li. Morrison
Socorro
Lincoln
Chaves
Eddy
New Mexico
Dan H. McMillan
Ricardo Abeyta
Rosalio Jaramillo
A. A. Sedillo
Camilo Baca
P. Brown
Urer
A. B. Fitch
Smith
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Socorro County KB. A. Drak Raliter
Official
Socorro County
France
Germany
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Warkvan
Pieree
Themes
Bhan Lo
Armunil
Nahi
Pieters Gallen
Tyne
Pierre
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
W. M. Barrowdale Magdalena
Gen. Rawlins
Gen. Chaffee
Pittsburg
Gilamd, Elan
Saas
Tampa
Onan
Montronk Kew
Coucasy
A. T
Magadalena
TAS Am LY
Sogarro
Pam
Official Directory
Federal
SCHU
Juan J. Baca
F. G. Bartlett
J. E
Kansas City
Newton
la Junta Nidad Atom
Las Vegas
Lam
Buquerque Softo
Rincon el Paso
Socorro Lodge
A. FF
A. M
Brethers
RE. A. Drake
WM. C. G. Duncan
R. A.M
H. M. Dovenstry
G. Duncan
Magdalen Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
RIO Grande Lodge
K. of R
Castle Tall
Granteed
Ddress
A. H. Haros
San Antonio
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