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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1903
Page
2
Entered at Socorro Postoffice as second class mail matter. Terms of subscription listed, indicating one year rate and related caveats. Slight garbled text appears but refers to standard postal subscription details and rates.
Ten thousand miners in Colorado walked out Monday demanding better pay and shorter shifts. The piece argues the action is within their natural rights and could sway public opinion if kept lawful.
The quote expresses Roosevelt's stance that pursuing gross wrongdoing in government is not a personal attack but a duty. He asserts that guilt or innocence should be examined, and if a person feels alienated by the prosecution, that is their concern.
Governo x Orgxo proclaims protection of labor rights in New Mexico and condemns any infringement by unions or employers. Judge Pope orders a district court term for Socorro County, the first civil trial in five years, with many hoping the docket may clear soon.
Panama declares independence from Colombia and is recognized by the United States and France. A quick treaty will secure the isthmian canal project, showing that world wide interests override obstructive politics.
The last Industrial Advertiser issue carries a fierce editorial aimed at the School of Mines and the Chief tain. A ten line paragraph within the piece makes six claims that appear vastly at odds with facts, suggesting either malice or unfounded exaggeration in its rhetoric.
The writer condemns a paper for false statements and seeks notoriety, calling the publication unscrupulous in its methods and lacking any regard for factual accuracy. The passage stresses distrust in media and the harm of sensationalism.
The Globe Democrat notes renewed government probes into Catholic orders in France and predicts further expulsions. It cites parliamentary support for the ministry, possible severance from the church, and argues that true equality before the law would require the republic to end church-state privileges, aligning with American practice.
The joint tribunal in London completed the northern boundary between the United States and Canada from Quoddy Head in Maine to the Arctic Ocean north of Alaska. The Alaska boundary issue marks the third arbitration between the nations, with prior rulings by the King of the Netherlands and the German Emperor favoring the United States on key points. The Alaska Commission’s decision supports U.S. rights on all major points except a minor matter.
The article discusses the 1825 treaty line between Russia and Great Britain and the later award dividing territory from the Portland Canal to the frozen ocean. Canada views the ruling as satisfying its claim, while the United States sees it as a victory for itself. public sentiment in both nations remains strongly partisan. The Youth's Companion reflects that national self interest drives action and that a Pacific port for Canada was sacrificed for neighborly reasons.
A Durban reader lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for a two month old with a bad cough. The note claims quick relief after giving the remedy via a dummy teat. The drug is sold by all pharmacists. A jail visit recounts a polite inmate story and a warden recalls a prior escape note requesting pardon.
A promotional note cites Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as a remedy for throat and lung troubles. Mrs Louis Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts is said to have been saved by the remedy. The ad promises a guarantee and trial bottles free carried by druggists priced 50 cents and 1.00.
Governor Miguel A. Otero proclaims Thursday November 26 1903 as a public holiday in New Mexico Territory urging worship at home and in church while thanking the Creator for crops peace and plenty and asking for charity to the poor sick and imprisoned. The proclamation notes President Roosevelt’s declaration of Thanksgiving and warns against excess.
A Washington Times opinion line recalls a man named Daniel who remained unspoiled despite being lionized, presenting a woman’s perspective on character and fame.
Conversations reveal worries about organ pipes and trusted repairers in Pomery with jests about aging, politics, and a Milford engagement tale. Snippets showcase social norms, humor, and small town life in a historic column.
An irregular OCR fragment lists individuals including John Greenwald Abran Contreras Carpio Padilla Leandro Baca H G Baca Bolesio A Pinc ie ne Sanchez anricio Miera A C Torres ORRO M Cooney RT Collins Ricardo Abeyta H Dreyfus A A Sedillo Amos Green Of Mines CT Brown A B Witch and an outlier.
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