Roosevelt and public life clash with Wall Street
The piece quotes Theodore Roosevelt on murder and corruption in public life and contrasts it with Chicago Tribune critique of New Mexico needs better public officials. It cites Grover Cleveland praising abilities over honors and speculates on Wall Street opposition to Roosevelt’s renomination, implying risks to his succession.
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The
Chicago Tribune
New Mexico
Tribune
Tunex
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Sheriff Hubbell Disturbs Peace at Albuquerque Fair
Report notes Sheriff Hubbell, the chief peace officer of Bernalillo County, was the only person to disturb the peace during the fair festivities, drawing attention from local Albuquerque papers to the incident.
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Albuquerque
Hubbell
Bernald Lo County
New Mexico and De Vargas in 1694 by Col Max Frost
A Tri Santa Fe New Mexican piece from October 17 presents Col Max Frost’s early history of New Mexico focusing on 1694. It highlights De Vargas and the era, noting it as a significant contribution to understanding the period. The text critiques reformers in large corporations and touches on social issues echoed in local reminiscences.
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Tri Santa Fe
New Mexican
Max Frost
New Mexico
de Vargas
Duke City urged to follow Socorro in enterprise
A report praises a large crane's best fair history and the city’s unmatched advertising while noting citizens invested money. It commends the Duke City for its spirit of enterprise and contrasts with Socorro’s critics who would boast if the city undertook a similar venture.
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Socorro
Death of Jason Monroya at 107 in Agua Fria New Mexico
Obituary notes the death of Jason Monroya, aged 107, in Agua Fria New Mexico, with an advertisement offering New Mexico air and sunshine cure for all diseases, promising no cure no pay and trial bottles free.
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Jason Monroya
Agua Fria
New Mexico
Russian War Fleet In American Waters During Civil War Era
During the Civil War era Russia dispatched a fleet of warships to American waters and stationed them at strategic points, signaling a cautious pro-Union stance while monitoring Union and Confederate movements amid European recognition pressures. The fleet’s presence reflected the global reach of the conflict and added a diplomatic dimension to the maritime theater of the war.
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England
France
Russia
American
A Satirical Take on Lincoln and Imperial Attitudes
The piece rails at unrecognized European powers over Lincoln's disposal era and warns against blind patriotism toward Japan over Russia. It judges the average knocker as fool or knave, suggesting guardianship for the imbecile and punishment for those who pull others down.
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Lincoln
Southern Confederacy
Japan
Russia
Dispute over Bernalillo County school fund handling
In Bernalillo County the clash over alleged irregularities in Frank Hubbell’s school fund management grows. Judge Baker releases a letter demanding conduct from Mr. Clancy, who retorts that the District Attorney is not his superior. Clancy says he alerted county commissioners to the irregularities, but they did not authorize action.
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Bernalillo
Frank Hubbell
Baker
Clancy
New Mexico
Cost of Strikes Cited By Denver Republican
The Denver Republican cites building trade strikes as driving a $35,000,000 decline in new building activity across New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh compared with last year. It argues protests by unions deter builders, reduce demand for iron and steel, and harm related industries while calling for competition over artificial labor or capital monopolies.
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Denver Republican
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Roosevelt Quotes on Honesty Leadership and Reform
The Albuquerque Morning Journal highlights Theodore Roosevelt’s Washington speech on the Sherman statue unveiling. It presents epigrams about public service, honesty, patriotism, punishment of wrongdoers, and citizen role in reform, noting the president would address Bernalillo county’s issues with direct insight and urging reform and accountability.
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Keving
Roowevelt
Washington
Sherman
The
Commonwealth
Bernalillo
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Cause of Lockjaw and Its Prevention by Pain Balm
Lockjaw or tetanus is caused by a germ abundant in street air that becomes active when carried beneath the skin by wounds. It is harmless when exposed to air but dangerous in puncture wounds or rusty nails. Applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm soon after injury destroys the germs and speeds healing, reducing maturation time. The product is sold by all druggists.
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Iit
Cham- Verlain
Useless Effort Inspires Early Compassion Story
A young woman with idle time joins the YMCA auxiliary and receives a note to meet for prayer for young men. She treats it lightly, declaring she has prayed for a young man for three years with no result, then dismisses the invitation.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Many Mothers Endorse Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs Pilmer of Cordova Iowa reports her child suffered severe croup relief with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy every time. She notes many mothers in the neighborhood share this opinion and prefer it for their children. For sale by all druggists.
Bad Time at Hotel Imperial on Western Holdups
A Spokane speaker recounts the psychology of robbery as each robber targets the individual. A California stagecoach anecdote shows a robber forcing a nose-scratch while warning the witness. The passage ends with praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and its broad acceptance.
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A. R. Wallis
Spokane
Wash
Mr. Wallis
California
Knight of the Road
New York Tribune
Boardinghouse greyshound surprises visitor at Irons home
A caller at Mrs. Irons boarding house spots a lean greyhound basking by the kitchen door. The dog is kept in the back yard, with Mrs. Irons stressing it does not leave the yard and questioning the idea of advertising a lean dog as a feature of the boardinghouse.
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Mrs. Irons
Confession of Jno Cox of Wake Arkansas on Electric Bitters
Confession from Rev Jno Cox of Wake Arkansas describes twelve years of liver jaundice and ineffective treatments before using Electric Bitters. He asserts the tonic cured his illness and recommends the medicine for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorders and general debility. Sold by druggists at 50 cents with guarantee.
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Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
Unfortunate Eulogist At Local Corner Store Speech
A corner store orator mourns the death of a popular congressman reported in the evening paper. He laments the loss to the country, friends, and those who knew him, saying he died unanimously regreted.
A Love Letter with Sale Pitch and a Joking Verse
A reader from Powder, Missouri praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for a year's-long sore, while a church anecdote follows about a wife recalling a sermon text from Ezekiel. The note ends with an advert for fancy stationery from The Chieftain office.
Local Officials Named In Fragmentary List
A partial OCR listing includes names such as Co Governor Becreta Chief Justice Otero Raynolds Mille Renj Parker McFie and others, with several entries unclear or incomplete. The fragment suggests a historical roster or committee with multiple individuals and institutions, but specifics are obscured.
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