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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
2
In a muddled report a titled boat named Larron makes a show yet fails to lift the cup. The text then veers into fragmented references to regions Beroara and Macedonia and repeats alarming phrases about crimes carried out in the name of religion.
Reports agree the range conditions in Socorro county have greatly improved in the last two to three weeks. The piece exults that Socorro, while not the largest or the richest town, is the best place to live in New Mexico for its particular reasons.
A observer with broad access notes a clear rise in the scholarship of Spanish-speaking applicants for teacher certificates in Socorro county over the past three years. The evaluation reflects sustained improvement in qualification standards.
The speaker argues for appointing a judge for the fifth district whether from the district from elsewhere in the territory or from abroad. The plea insists on having a judge regardless of origin and ends with the call to appoint one.
Cuemixe reports from the Kelly Magdalena Cat Mountain Mogollon and other districts indicate widespread activity. The pattern suggests continued prosperity for Socorro county.
Work will be resumed at the School of Mines on September 14. New students have begun to arrive and there is an excellent prospect that last year's enrollment will be increased by at least fifty percent. The school is doing excellent work for the territory and gaining recognition.
The Albuquerque Citizen hints Professor Tight is abroad in South America seeking the world’s highest mountain. The piece suggests a long absence from home and forecasts many unlikely events, including Bob Beveridge potentially evolving into a man.
Eyewitnesses warn that a large volume of water from the arroyo near the city could rush through streets and alleys. Authorities must secure an fast agreement with the Santa Fe company to divert waters at the mouth of the canyon.
The Kansas City Journal notes ex Senator Smith of New Jersey and Boss Murphy of Tam many publicly back Cleveland's nomination. It highlights Smith's historic entanglements with Democrats and Gorman, calls the shift a surprising display of party infighting, and argues New Jersey already repudiated both Smith and Cleveland. The piece hints at Republican hopes Cleveland’s endorsements could influence the 1904 convention.
Gov Taft favors remaining in the Philippines until the civil regime is fully established. The region has faced self government challenges, past rebellion, and distrust of Americans. Current signs show improving conditions, phased army reductions, and plans to extend civil rule across the archipelago.
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes that while Americans favor a strong army in the Philippines, Washington curbs troops. It argues a larger force deters Aguinaldo and backs Taft's on-site stance as prudent in Asiatic policy.
The piece argues Democrats including leader Gorman plan to attack Republicans over the postal frauds once Congress convenes in an extra session. It notes Republicans run the inquiry and prosecutions, with no partisan favoritism, and asserts political gain from the exposure will favor Republicans.
Mr John Hamlett of Eagle Pass Texas praises Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claiming quick relief after one dose and cure after three. For sale by all druggists. Envelopes letter heads note heads bills statements printed at The Chieftain office.
A physician promotes drinking one to three pints of water before meals and rocking in a chair to agitate the stomach. The method, from Farm and Fireside, aims to wash the stomach walls, detach mucus, speed absorption, and stimulate gastric juice to aid digestion and relieve pain.
A brief ad-like notice extols Cham berlain's Pain Balm as a reliable emergency remedy for accidents and minor injuries. It claims rapid pain relief and faster healing, notes antiseptic protection against blood poisoning, and recommends keeping it on hand for sprains. Sold by all druggists.
Dr Buckley the Methodist editor and wit spoke at Wesleyan alumni luncheon. An eager undergrad yelled louder and Buckley replied that the student would hear him if he used the full length of his ears in the gallery.
A Leesville man endures asthma agony while his family fears death as he travels 18 miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for lung troubles. He reports instant relief and eventual cure, praising the medicine’s power for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and colds. Also notes a Sedalia man injured by a car and a Missouri farm land price claim.
The excerpt recalls the Earl of Rochester’s maiden speech with a witty pause and a warning about future interruptions. It also markets Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle remedy for irregular living and associated ailments. The Kansas City Star notes its new paper mill printing large sheets at high speed to support the Star’s publication.
For sale a second-hand piano in good condition ideal for practice inquire at The Chieftain office.
A scrambled list names several athletes and staff, including McMillan Griffith Greenwald Contreras Padilla Baca and Abeyta plus others. The string also mentions M. Cooney Colina Sedillo and A. Fitch among identifiers and affiliations.
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