New Mexico Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1906
Governor Hagerman proclaims Thursday November 29 1906 as a day of general thanksgiving and prayer in the Territory of New Mexico. The proclamation cites bountiful harvests rising prosperity and a call to moral renewal and public virtue under God. Signed by H J Hagarman and secretary J W Rayworps.
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Pilgrim Fathers
United States
Hagerman
Roosevelt
Territory of New Mexico
Executive Department
New Mexico
Our
Republic
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Territory of
H. J. Haagueman
J. W. Rayworps
Miss Sadie Murphy Tours For Kansas And Oklahoma Relatives
Miss Sadie Murphy formerly ran the Park House. After summering in Magdalena she spent several days in Socorro last week en route to Kansas and Oklahoma to visit relatives. Her five years ago visit in Socorro was an errand of mercy to nurse a former friend with a contagious disease. Her charitable work aided many strangers and locals in sickness and distress.
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Sadie Murphy
the Park House
Magdalena
Socorro
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mission of Mirth lecture thrills opera house audience
Thomas McClary delivered the Mission of Mirth to a large crowd Saturday evening, keeping listeners in high spirits while conveying wholesome truths. Effie Braton departed Monday for New York City to visit her sister Mrs. Geo M Sands.
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Thomas McClary
Opera House
Mr. McClary
Effie Braton
New York City
Geo. M. Sands
Magdalena Camp Active as Mining and Shipping Expand
Correspondent notes Magdalena’s busy season with heavy wool and lamb shipments from the area. Albuquerque firms Beck er Blackwell and Co and Ranch Supply are expanding, while the Graphic mine adds workers and advances development. The Mine Development Co pushes the Key group with 260 acres as tunnels extend toward ore bodies and new stopes emerge, signaling robust district growth.
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Magdalena
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Becker, Blackwell & Co
Ranch Supply Company
The
Graphic
F. H. Gregg
Kelly Group
Magdalena Range
Graphic Group
Death of Mogollon Rancher Sparks Murder Arrest
John Pate was arrested by Sergeant Robt W Lewis on a murder charge in the Jim mie the Duck case. Boswick died three years ago at his Mogollon home. authorities suspect foul play after Pate boasted of a shooting and tried to lure Charles Clark into helping kill Boswick. Pate held Boswick ranch since the death, with a preliminary hearing set before Justice John Dwyer.
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John Boswick
Jimmie the Duck
Mogollon Mountains
Socorro County
Boswick
Sergant Rob't W. Lewis
Mounted Police
John Pate
Mogollon
Pate
Chas. Clark
John Dwyer
Taxpayer letter sparks political debate in Socorro County
The Chieftain contends the Socorro County communication signed by "A Taxpayer" misstates facts, unfairly compares counties, and seeks to influence elections. It notes claims of ballot manipulation, foreign voters, and saloon influence while defending the integrity of New Mexico elections and backing the Republican ticket amid criticism of the so called people’s movement.
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Albuquerque — Morning Journal
Socorro
Agoul
Socorro County
Bernalillo County
New Mo
New Mexico
People's
People's Ticket
Republican Party
People's Reform Party
Texas
Oklahoma
Guadalupe
Quay
Roy
Grant County
Mexico
People's Movement
Postoffice Opens at Carthage in Socorro County
John James serves as postmaster at the newly established Carthage post office in Socorro county. Hon. Dan H. McMillan visited Socorro Monday. Judge McMillan and family may move from Denver to spend the winter here. A new town photographer offers excellent work in town.
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Carthage
Socorro County
John James
Dan’ H. McMillan
Socorro
Judge McMillan
Denver
Democratic Fraud Claims in Las Vegas Editorial
The Las Vegas Optic denounces Republican and Democratic campaign tactics, praising the Republicans for a clean race while accusing Democrats of using inflammatory, prejudicial, and false statements aimed at voter manipulation. It cites alleged last minute attacks on Mr. Andrews and his morality, asserting the charges prove Democrats’ dishonesty.
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Las Vegas
Andrews
Riots at New Mexico polling place spark criminal complaints
Dispatch notes a chaotic election day with lawless, drunken Democrats clashing with officers. Nazario Flores and brothers Archuleta led attacks. Archuleta faces assault charges. Gun threats at Floersheim store frightened clerks and customers. Douglas Wright forced Archuleta to holster. Eight charges filed. grand jury to investigate amid district officials informed.
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Roy
Santa Fe New Mexican
Nazario Flores
Jose Archuleta
Leandro Archuleta
Floersheim Mercantile Company
M. Trobault
Douglass Wright
Archuleta
Ditrict
Epeyiee Hagerman
Socorro County Republicans Score Clear Victory in Election
The Santa Fe New Mexican lauds Socorro County Republicans for a strong showing in last Tuesday's election with Andrews winning the delegate race by a solid margin and Abeytia, Torres and other party candidates securing landslide gains. The piece praises organization and promises a clean economical county administration and faithful representation in the 37th Legislative Assembly.
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Santa Fe
Socorro County
New Mexican
Wive Andrews
Delewaite
37Th Legislative Assembly
Capitol Building Fire Causes Major Damage at Capitol
A November 13 Albuquerque Journal report states a blaze at the capitol building started at 3 a.m. from defective wiring, costing up to 4000 dollars and damaging rafters, partitions, and library bindings while leaving books intact. Custodian board ordered immediate repairs.
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Albuquerque Journal
Capitol
A. A. Keen
Albuquerque’s Chief Product Carload Political Hogs
A fragment from the Albuquerque Journal notes a shipment described as political hogs in disguise. The gag references a carload sent from Albuquerque to Socorro county along with a remark about Winkler’s vegetables.
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Albuquerque
Socorro County
Albuquerque Journal
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