Turux Highlighted as Reason to Support Rodey in Congress Bid
The text argues Hon. B. S. Rodey deserves reelection for faithful service during his first term. It notes H. H. Howard champions straight Republicanism as a campaign strength for a territorial legislature seat.
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Turux
B. S. Rodey
Congress
H. H. Howard
Territorial
Fred Unrath
Country Lab
Beaton Marbos
Mich
Sheree
Annyva Seeks Re-Election as County Treasurer
Annan Annyva campaigns for another term as county treasurer amid claims of consolidating Republican organization control in the county. A successful bid would establish long term influence over local politics.
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Annan Annyva
Rumor of Candidate Pacts Sparks Harsh Vows
The writer denounces rumors of candidates making sacrifices to secure wins. The piece calls for beating the schemer by a crushing majority and suggests imprisonment to protect the public from an individual deemed vile.
Party Clash Feels Swift In Socorro County Campaign
The Socorro county race heats up as Independents ally with Democrats, challenging Republicans who mobilize stronger than before. The Curerrain backs Republican principles while urging rivals to abandon errors. editorial quips about Brother McCutchen hint at discord in local politics.
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Socorro County
Curerrain
Cuban Treasury Reports September Receipts Surplus
Sennox Montes, Cuba’s secretary of the treasury, reports September receipts from customs and internal revenue totaling 1 599 401 dollars with disbursements at 1 228 912 dollars, yielding a surplus of 367 489 dollars. The treasury balance on September 30 stood at 1 406 736 dollars. Customs receipts rose 264 490 dollars from September last year, signaling improved conditions amid sugar market optimism and the prospect of larger next sugar crop.
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New York Tribune
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Spain
Cuba Congress Adjourns Without Action on Treaty Pledges
Cuba's Congress will adjourn on Monday the 20th without any action on the treaty that would embody the stipulations of the pledge.
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Cuba
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Platt Amendment and Cuba Reciprocity Debate
The Platt proviso required a permanent treaty with the United States. Washington has asked Havana to enter such a treaty, but Cuba has taken no action. The U S freed Cuba from Spanish rule, at great cost, and Congress may consider reciprocity. public support favors limited U S aid and annexation would be the practical alternative for Cuba.
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Cuba
United States
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Washington
America
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Globe-Democrat
Socorro Awakens With Growth Plans and Local Leaders
Socorro shows renewed energy as 17 000 acres come under city control for farming land and a 50 horsepower pumping plant is slated to irrigate by July 1 1903. Prominent locals A D Coon W H Byerts J W Terry and W Hammel push fruit farms distillery ranch and brewery ventures while the School of Mines under Chas R Keyes expands enrollment and the Socorro Chieftain gains support.
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W. Hammel
School of Mines
Chas. R. Keyes
E. A. Drake
C. T. Brown
Black Range
el Paso
Roosevelt's Presidency article in Youth's Companion
Theodore Roosevelt wrote for the Youth's Companion on The Presidency and the November 6 1902 issue will feature the piece. The article gains extra interest as Roosevelt soon assumes the presidency. Free 1903 volume prospectus offered with subscription.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Youth's Companion
THE
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Nail Incident Highlights Pain Balm Relief
J C Mount of Three Mile Bay New York ran a ten penny nail through his hand while opening a box. He applied Chamberlains Pain Balm and later, and found the pain and soreness disappeared and the injury healed quickly. The product is sold by A B Howell in Socorro and W M Borrowdale in Magdalena.
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Chamberlain
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Socorro
W. M
J. C. Mount
Three Mile Bay
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A. BE. Howell
Colonist half fare rates to the southwest announced
The St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co. offers colonist half fare plus two dollars from St. Louis Kansas City and Memphis to southwest destinations including New Mexico. Also note local ad for Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets and Socorro county precinct vote data available for 10 cents.
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