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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
2
Socorro county sent Mr. Andrews compliments with a 619 vote majority. A lively New York campaign by Hans? yielded mixed reactions, and the near loss warns the Republican territorial organization against overconfidence in future elections.
The text highlights Mr. Bryan’s unemotional reaction to Hearst’s defeat in New York, noting his historical photosophical disposition under setbacks. Analysts describe his calm demeanor as typical of his response to political losses.
The New Mexican notes Socorro county shows thriving industry while remarking that Arroxmexs resistant to candidacy are rare enough to be exhibited as freaks. The Chieftain urges readers to discuss this prosperous condition with neighbors.
The Eagle reports Bernalillo experienced a notable earthquake last Tuesday, surpassing Socorro's seasonal seismic activity and drawing attention from Santa Fe observers.
The Democrats forced a strenuous territorial campaign lasting several weeks while Republicans were overconfident and pursued a brief campaign, leading to notable tears in the political narrative.
Despite misfortunes the city has had more construction in the last six months than in any six month period in twelve years.
Tue Cherrain announces this week’s official Socorro county vote and expresses hope Republican majorities will satisfy the readers, signaling a decisive result and public endorsement.
The Chicago Record-Herald envisions a future where the public is never deceived by claims of fraud after defeats. The piece argues for higher standards and wiser discourse in American elections and governance.
Very little money was used in Socorro county at last week's election and the remark has drawn praise from Republicans and Democrats. Both sides say talk of contesting any Republican candidate’s win will likely remain just talk.
The text argues Mr. Andrews did more for New Mexico in his first term as delegate than any prior. It adds that he must vindicate reelection by achieving further progress for the territory, a goal implied as likely to satisfy all concerned.
Enrollment at the School of Mines rises steadily as more students register, indicating growing interest in the program and expanded capacity to accommodate applicants.
The text notes a slow start but signals growing value from graduate efforts. As the program gains traction, attendance is expected to rise in quality and number, reflecting improved outcomes and broader interest.
Tuxee notes a tendency in some circles to blame Chairman Bursum of the Republican Central Committee for Mr. Andrews' narrow escape from defeat. It argues internal party influences nearly doomed Andrews and that Bursum managed only a small majority to save him.
The Chief tain offers sympathy to Socorro county Republicans misled into the Democratic camp. They are warned they deserve ridicule from both Republicans and Democrats for their honest yet mistaken motives.
The New Mexican reports a disappointing result for statehood and the Republican Delegate to Congress in New Mexico. It notes an undercurrent of influence behind the lower Republican majority and calls for careful study to explain the shift and the milk spilled in unexpected places.
The Chieftain praises Bernalillo County for adopting decency in politics after long standing corruption in the territory. The piece notes a hopeful shift and signals that the county will improve as it grows accustomed to this new standard.
The Socorro county ticket was described as among the best ever formed with candidates drawn from top citizens. The electorate expressed approval of the Republican administration over the past two years and confidence in the incoming officials for the next term, with installation expected January first.
A reflective line notes how a woman’s skill and strategy influence marriage prospects in a social arena. It suggests female agency shapes outcomes in relationships within a given era.
In the first month of the Russia Japan war the piece stresses preparedness and early action. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick cold cures and urges keeping it on hand. The column blends anecdotes, quotes, and snippets about travel, writers, and a Yorkshire birth custom with light jokes and ads.
The first eating house opened in Paris in 1765 by Boulanger on Rue des Poulies serving soup meat fowl and eggs. A Latin sign promised restoration of hungry stomachs and the word restaurado gave the new venture its name. Boulanger prospered though imitated by others later. A Kentucky reader recalls Dr King’s New Discovery curing lung consumption after multiple bottles.
Advertises Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic tonic for stomach liver and bowel disorders and skin ailments. Promotes Dr Pierce's All Healing Salve for healing old sores and ulcers with reference to medical authorities and Buffalo N Y.
A friend reports an unexpected rebuff after sharing an umbrella with a stranger on Piccadilly. He asks when they might meet again, and she answers on the next rainy day. The exchange ends with her curt reply.
The swordfish sword likely inspired early blade design and many ancient swords from maritime cultures were edged with shark teeth. This practice linked weapon making to marine ecosystems and showcased cross species influence on technologies.
A. C. Stickle of Miletus West Virginia credits Bucklin’s Arnica Salve with preventing a dangerous operation to remove a malignant ulcer from his daughter's hip and says persistent use cured it. The salve is advertised to heal cuts burns and injuries and is priced at 25 cents at Socorro Drug and Supply Co.
A light humor exchange questions the odd name The Office for a new poker club. The setup plays on the idea of being detained at The Office. A используемый anecdote then shifts to a medical testimonial praising Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for bilious attacks.
A reliable medicine to keep at home for immediate use. It should be given at the first sign of hoarseness or after a croupy cough appears to prevent an attack. Sold by all druggists.
A woman believes her duty includes boasting about her husband’s good traits as if he possessed them himself. The remark critiques performative virtue and marital expectations.
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