Socorro County News October 3 1903 Judge Candidate and Statehood
Excerpt from Socorro County Publishing Co notes editor B A Drake and letters to the editor discuss Arizona joint statehood, mourning day rumors, and W E B Kanne as a district judge candidate. The piece urges the president to appoint a judge promptly, praising Kanne as competent and honest.
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Socorro County Publishing Co
B. A. Drake
Datecare
Saita
Arizona
New Mexico
W. EB. Kanne
New Mexico School of Mines Opens Strongly in El Paso Report
The Miner and Manufacturer of El Paso states that the New Mexico School of Mines opened Monday September 14 and shows signs of a highly successful year ahead, highlighting a strong start and promising prospects.
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el Paso
New Mexico School of Mines
Albuquerque Journal Democrat to Install Modern Press
The Albuquerque Journal-Democrat will receive a large capacity press and a third linotype, enabling a seven column eight page expansion. The management is praised for enterprise and quality, noted as excellent in all respects.
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Tun
Albuquerque
Government irrigation drives spark land grab debate
The government’s irrigation schemes for home-seekers draw criticism as land-grabbers rush to profit under the settlers’ statutes. The writer laments the contrast with benevolent aims and mocks greed with a biblical image of self-drowning.
Public Meeting Seeks Rail Road Flood Protection Efforts
A well attended public meeting discussed aiding the railroad to shield the city from arroyo flood waters. The subscriptions committee will visit property owners, urging prompt and liberal responses. The community is urged to prove Socorro lacks public spirit is a false accusation.
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Socorro
Ohio canvass promises halcyon, vociferous politics rise
Tom Johnson begins a canvass predicted to be more picturesque than any since Vallandigham era. Republican Chairman Dick invites about 500 speakers from senators, representatives, and governors. many have accepted. Ohio’s voting timing shifts with no October state status and no presidential year pressure.
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Tuer
Hanna
Tom Johnson
Hagfurlers
Vallandigham
Republican Committee
Ohio
Ohio Republicans seek larger 1903 vote to back national winners
The Globe-Democrat argues Ohio Republicans want a bigger 1903 tally to keep Johnson, Bryan, Gorman, and Hill in play for the party. It recalls past margins by Nash and McKinley, noting Ohio’s solid GOP orthodoxy and a likely national Republican victory next year.
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Johnson
Ohio
Bryan
Gorman
Hill
Nash
McKinley
Herrick
John Brough
Globe-Democrat
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Popular Worldwide
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for curing colds and grippe, preventing pneumonia, and treating croup and whooping cough. It contains no opium, is safe for babies and adults, and is pleasant to take. Widely esteemed both abroad and at home, it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Red St
Crreane
Oet
Doctor recounts bill dispute after saving choking child
Dr Francis McNamara recalls a patient who refused to pay a $2 visit bill. He saved a child's life by removing a swallowed 20 cent coin, but the man argued that $2 for recovering 50 cents was unreasonable, a remark noted by the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Francis McNamara
Philadelphia Ledger
Pierce
United States
Belle Fedrick
Br RV. Cleree
Almos
Dr. Pierce
Confession and charms from Wake Ark priest and Chicago inmate
A Wake Arkansas priest Rev Jno S Cox credits 12 years of yellow jaundice relief to Electric Bitters and claims cure. A Chicago prisoner with six wives to his name offers flippant dating advice. Also recommended is Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with dealer ads and subscription note.
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Jno. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
Sam
Herald C. Mills
Chicago
Called to Prayers and a Nightshirt Misfire
A Khoja on a verandah wakes to what he thinks is a robber as he fires an arrow through a white object on his wall. It turns out to be his own washed nightshirt. Neighbors mistake his pious cry for the morning call to prayer.
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Turkey
Europe
Odysseus
Dr King's New Life Pills Cure Constipation at Druggists
A Cavendish Vermont man suffered chronic constipation until Dr King's New Life Pills entered the scene. The product claims a guaranteed cure and asks 25 cents at all druggists.
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S. le Quinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
The Great Drawback in Philadelphia Ledger Feature
A brief quotable exchange shows a politician confronting libel accusations. The wife urges denial, but the politician fears admitting truth could provoke more discoveries. The line captures media friction and political risk in a quoted exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger.
Kinetoscope Study Shows Plant Growth in Seconds
Professor Charles S. Stichter uses kinetoscope pictures to magnify three weeks of seedling growth in peas and beans to a few seconds. Artificial lighting captured images at intervals from minutes to hours, revealing rapid root twisting and dramatic seedling motion, including a pea struggling to penetrate soil.
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Charles S. Stichter
A Letter From Otto Dodd Praises Bucklen’s Arnic
A Missouri man from Powder reports a yearlong ugly sore healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes it costs 25 cents at druggists. The letter suggests the salve for sores burns and piles.
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Otto Dodd
Powder
What Caused the Trouble
A paternal letter to a Texas bound son reveals a clash of courage and crime. The old man urges bravery while the son candidly explains hard choices led to his imprisonment, illustrating a grim ironies between intent and consequence in a rural Georgia era.
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Texas
Bill
Atlanta Constitution
Bride Hesitates as Newlywed Seeks Culinary Clarity
In Philadelphia Press prose a young bride to be answers her husband to be Newliwed about her work in the kitchen. He asks if she is making bread or cake and she says she has not finished yet.
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Mr. Newliwed
Philadelphia Press
A Hopper Story and One Thing Left Snippets
Readable quotes from the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Chicago Post present brief jokes about grasshopper fears in Montana and a failed figure who might run an advice column in a family magazine. The items capture light humor and media banter of the era.
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Montana
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago Post
Baronet recalls Oxford memories and sips at saloon
The baronet recalls tender memories of Oxford and admits work in a saloon there last winter. A playful exchange follows about flirting and romance, with a quip about marrying if the girl did or did not. The Chicago Evening Post notes the fragments of dialogue and setting.
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Chicago Evening Post
Sire
Oxford
Miss
Fancy stationery assortment at The Chieftain office
An assortment of fancy stationery is shown at The Chieftain office. The display highlights decorative writing papers envelopes and related desk accessories for readers and staff.
Missouri Lawmaker Mentions Graft Costs Abroad
A Missouri legislator notes France paid 120000 to send President Loutet to England. A colleague quips that foreign rail and steamship firms may press more laws, reflecting graft concerns in cross border politics.
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Missouri
France
Loutet
England
Chicago Record-Herald
Mrs Pilmer Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy in Cordova
A Cordova mother, Mrs Pilmer, reports her child recovered quickly from severe croup after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She notes many local mothers agree and prefer this remedy for children. Sold by all druggists.
Counterfeit $20 Banknote Reported in City Circulation
A note on a suspected counterfeit twenty dollar bill circulating in local commerce prompts police caution. Retailers report received notes and investigators urge vigilance and verification of currency authenticity.
Bedtime Chat Between Mother and Child Featured in Wide Awake
A tender scene captures Wide Awake and a fond mother saying goodnight to their "little chickens" as the child and the household line up for bedtime. The Little Philosopher adds quiet agreement, noting the old hen has also retired for the night.
Not Killed by Bolling. Divorced Germs Thrive in Domestic Water
A Lake Tribune line jokes about health and household water, contrasting a bolling claim with commentary on germs thriving in domestic hot water, reflecting a satirical or editorial tone from the era.
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Sailt Lake Tribune
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