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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1904
Page
2
The text laments the fate of B. S. Roney, predicting a crushing defeat and a career blighted by sorrow rather than anger, portraying a bleak political end.
The Republican ticket for Socorro County pledges sound administration and responsible leadership, asserting that election of the slate will guarantee well run county affairs and prudent management of local matters.
The New York Herald, a prominent Democratic journal, asserts that Roosevelt is almost certain to win the upcoming election. The piece reflects strong confidence in his prospective victory and implies broad political expectations.
The speaker concedes the next congress is likely to be a helplessly Republican majority. He questions the value of electing a delegate who will be in a minority and urges voters to vote for Andrews.
Fragmentary note asserts assurances about a republic ticket and public support with contested wording and incomplete phrasing.
The Chieftain lauds Susearow W. H. Axpxnws for a clean campaign and asserts Andrews will win by a satisfactory majority. The piece claims top to bottom election certainty and vows no personal abuse in political contests.
A local note endorses Groxex Moxty the Democrat candidate for delegate to Congress as a gentleman and a good Democrat, suggesting it would be notable if he could claim similar virtues as a Republican.
Mie Mowry assured his heave erm that if he were elected he would have the support of two theatic United States senators. That would be a little better, possibly, than no support at all, but if Senator Andrews is elected he will have the support of a safe republican majority of all of the United States senators. Vote for Senator Andrew Tun republican candidates who have been in Socorro this week from their campaigning tours say, almost without exception, that they never took part in a political campaign in Socorro county when the prospects for the election of the republican county ticket were brighter than now. It is hardly probable that men of long experience in the political action of a locality will be much deceived in that respect.
In ten years of residence Senatok Axpunws has driven resource development in the territory and earned broad support. The piece urges voting for Senator Andrews and criticizes Democratic candidate Bryan, citing Judge Darker as unfit for nomination.
Candidate proves woefully lacking in realities, party enthusiasm. Republicans' policies recognized as true American. Democrats have not dared declare intent to change them if given opportunity. Vote the Republican ticket.
A fragment from McClure's Magazine describes a dangerous big cat, more ferocious than a Bengal tiger, elusive and suspicious of daylight, with yellow eyes and brutal feeding habits. The piece segues into ads for Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and Dr King s New Life Pills, noting cures and trials.
A partisan appeal praising the Republican Party as a record of achievements and urging voters to support its ticket. It contrasts the GOP with the Democratic Party, arguing the Democrats lack unity and future direction and claiming the GOP embodies courage and progress.
The article explains how meteorology unveils wind origins through widespread observations across continents. It describes mountain and valley breezes, driven by nocturnal cooling and daytime warming, and notes how topography makes local storms predictable and regular in favorable locations.
A dramatic exchange quotes a man declaring an ending while a woman chides his lack of nerve. The Chicago Record-Herald framing emphasizes a sharp marital confrontation with finality implied by the dialogue.
A brief vignette describes an ugly cat injury on J. B. Orner in Frank lin Grove Til and a four year stubborn ulcer finally healed by Bucklen's Amica Salve. The ad touts its use for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles priced at 25 cents at drug stores while promoting subscriptions to The Chieftain.
In Brooklyn Life the boy Bobbie Whitterly asks his father Papa on the wharf after a tempestuous voyage from Liverpool whether seasick free ocean steamers will ever be invented. The scene captures hopes for smoother crossings and progress in travel.
An advertisement-like passage touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Desires and Common Sense Adviser as solutions for health, liver and blood concerns. It promotes a herbal, non alcoholic alterative, claims improved blood color and nervous health, and lists pricing options and address in Buffalo New York.
A collage of vintage ad copy and humor snippets repeats a constipation remedy pitch for Herbine with a Florida testimonial and price. It also includes light dialogue from a theater scene and Punch and Yonkers Statesman quips about engagements and marriage banter.
A list of delegates and officials appears for New Mexico districts including Miguel A. Otero chief justice, Emmett J. Sena, H. O. Bursum, V. H. Whitemar, J. F. Chavez, and district figures like F. W. Parker, W. E. Martin, Greenwald, Contreras, Padilla, Leandro Baca, and A. P. Sanchez among others. The document catalogs names across Las Cruces, Roswell, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, and nearby towns.
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