Call For Territorial Republican Convention
A Republican voters delegate convention is called to meet in Raton at Livelock in October 1903 to nominate a candidate to the fifty eighth congress and handle related business. The call urges party believers supporting statehood for New Mexico to participate and elect delegates. counties are allotted delegates with alternates not recognized and proxies only from same county. Provisions set observance deadlines and designate Feark A. Howeett as chairman and Jose D. Sexa as secretary.
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Republican Voters of
New Mexico
Raton
Livelock
Colfax
Dona Ana
Garadalupe Lingela
Macbascrea McKinley
Mora
Otero
Rio Arriba San Juan San Miguel Santa Fe
Sierra Socorro
Tava
Union
Valencia
Sante Fe
N. M
Feark A. Howeett
Republican Central Committee
Jose D. Sexa
Ropey Faces Call to Unite as Nomination Looms
Genxt Lumen of the Republican Party of Socorro County urges party members to settle their differences immediately to avoid Republican defeat. He warns that failure to unify could cost gains in upcoming nominating efforts.
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Republican Party
Socorro County
Armour Predicts Beef Cheaper After Holidays
Armour says beef will be cheaper after the holidays, but at current prices Armour would have money long before then. Tuesday foresees a clash among Santa Fe county Republicans, urging unity to face a common political foe. Las Vegas police chief, shot from under a bed by a dishonored husband, has died. The husband’s blindness suggests unusual justice.
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Armour
Santa Fe County
Las Vegas
Rodey
Miguel A. Otero
Jame W. Raynolds
W. J. Millar Benj
Baker
Parker J. R. McFie
Lewellyn
United States
A. Ly. Morrison
U. S
W. B. Childers
U.S
C. M. Foraker
Reg. Land Office
Santa Fe
M. R. Otero Ree
Hobart Rey
Galion Ree
Henry Bowman
Leland Reo
D.L. Geyer
B. Hanna
Gila River
R. C. McClure
Silver City
Pecos River
George Langenburg
Republican sparring heats race for Socorro county offices
Unless Republican seekers after Socorro county offices end their wrangling, the contest may erupt before November. Democratic leaders may exploit the discord to gain an edge, while the GOP factions clash over the spoils. A caution to the wise.
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Socorro County
Kansas preacher blasts pretended Christian rhetoric
A Kansas preacher denounces a yardstick of religious bravado urging a sparrow to drain oceans. He labels the claim twaddle and ridicules the notion as inauthentic Christian preaching from the pulpit.
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Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Hell
Kansas
Maine Republicans ride wave to victory in presidential term crowd
The Maine contest shows a Republican lead near 27 000, higher than 1898, with Democrats canvassing harder but failing to close the gap. National issues and a pro republic campaign tone prevail while managers warn against complacency ahead of the coming congressional race.
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Maine
Congress
K. C. Journal
Room For More Bank Currency Increases Seen By Banks
Secretary Shaw backs expanding currency by issuing more notes while resisting a larger deposit of public money for now. Demand for money rises due to crop movement and general business activity nationwide, signaling banks can boost currency quickly. Since March 14, 1900, 1141 national banks with capital stock over $65 million have joined the system by late August 1902.
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Shaw
Banking Circulation to Rise With Crop Boom and New Banks
The bond secured circulation has grown from 216 million to 319 million this year as old and new banks expand. Most banks do not max out notes, but a coming ten to twelve months promise strong business activity. Great cereal crops demand substantial spending, while new enterprises will require cash and loans. An additional 50 to 75 million in circulation seems likely to meet demand, even after crops are distributed. Secretary Shaw urged banks to increase circulation, appealing to business sense.
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Shaw
Globe-Democrat
Klondike Gold Outlook From Dawson Report
A Canadian government report on the Klondike notes 1901 production around 24 million dollars, likely not exceeding 14 million in 1902. No new discoveries, Dawson spirits low, thousands leaving for the United States, while Alaska’s gold fields, Nome and placers, remain promising for a time. Quartz mining may follow as capital and machinery arrive.
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Klondike
Dawson
United States
Alaska
Canada
Nome
United States Territory
Banquet Tells How Politics Affects Judicature In NYC
The American Bar Association banquet at the Grand Union hotel featured Francis Rawle of Philadelphia as president and William Hornblower as toastmaster. Judge Chalmers quips on politics and the judiciary, recalling a district leader's influence in a police court case, followed by audience laughter and applause. Also noted is a testimonial for King’s New Discovery with a Leesville, Indiana, man praising instant relief from asthma and lung troubles.
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New York City
Saratoga
American Bar Association
Grand Union Hotel
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
William B. Hornblower
New York
Judge Chalmers
England
Hornblower
Chalmers
Forgetting neighbor faults to gain happiness and life
Advice urges blanking yesterday's disagreements and focusing on the good in others. Forget slander temptations and quarrels, blot out meanness and malice, and start today with a clean sheet. Remember only lovely, loveable aspects to prolong happiness.
The 16 to 1 Century and The Gold Premium
In the Mexican Herald view, the gold premium is a soaring bird while the cost of living grows severe. A dollar of labor earns 50 cents in markets and a dollar of living costs $2 in the era described.
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Mexican Herald
Mexico
Dr Pierce's Medicines Promised Cure for Weak Women
A historical ad-like passage claims Dr. Pierce offers free correspondence and medicines to cure weak and sick women. It promotes Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as cures for nervousness, aching, and other womanly ailments, urging readers to trust the therapy and avoid substitutes.
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Rick
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Roth
Pierce
Pieyee
Massification of Grass Widows Abroad
A returning traveler offers only a wealthy grass widow as value to the customs inspector. The inspector considers her as baled hay and free to pass, joking about the unconventional classification and future marriage plans.
Not Doomed for Life by Good Doctors Helped by Arnica Salve
W A Greer of McConnellsville Ohio says after three years of treatment for piles and fistula by reputable doctors nothing worked until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. The product claims to heal burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions salt rheum piles or no pay. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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W. A. Greer
McConnellsville
Bucklen
Thedford
Bright
Mullins
Thedlord
AG. Lewis
California Seaside Excursions Ticket Sale Details
Tickets on sale each Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from May to September to San Francisco and return at 355. To Los Angeles San Diego Santa Monica and Redondo Beach at 35 dollars. Return limit November 30 1902. To Omaha Neb October 13 14 one fare for round trip.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Santa Monica
Redondo Beach
Omaha
Neb
Tallest blue gum tree tallest in world at Dandenong
In Dandenong Australia a blue gum is measured at about 450 feet, said to be the tallest tree on record. Experts weigh its age and growth conditions while noting the remote habitat and succession of giant eucalypts in the area.
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Dandenong
Australia
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