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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1903
Page
2
The speaker asserts Turkish troops have committed fiendish acts against Macedonian and Bulgarian peasants and claims the sultan has heard of the abuses and expressed regret, promising an end to the atrocities.
A concise editorial sentiment asserts that the American people must cultivate intelligence and patriotism to protect republican institutions from disruption by wealthy interests, European anarchists, or any combination of those forces.
The article notes renewed momentum for statehood in Mexico after winter defeats. It highlights Jenen Motor's ruling that perfect Spanish-Mexican land grants are to be mentioned in New Mexico. The piece calls for alignment with justice, common sense, and the law as interpreted by the supreme ours.
José Bolis of Chifivalia was sentenced by Judge Baker on Saturday to ninety nine years in the penitentiary for killing a fellow laborer on the Belen cut-off. The ruling is intended as a lasting lesson, and upon release at term’s end he may return a reformed Chihnatiuan.
Engineers who visited Socorro surveyed the ground for diverting arroyo waters and are now estimating the project cost. The effort aims to prevent railroad and city damage, with expectation the railroad company will join city and county in funding the improvement.
The British cabinet secretary for the colonies, Sostex Caramerrnam, has resigned. The action stems from his advocacy of tariff protections, opposing the government's free trade policy. Britain has long been famed for free trade, though unexpected changes can occur.
The speaker argues the president should appoint a local candidate to the vacant judgeship to reflect the district’s interests. It warns that favoring a distant party or external influence would betray voters and contradict the Republican platform.
A town meeting is urged this evening to support the railroad in diverting flood waters from the arroyo mouth at Caf ton. Committees for subscriptions should be encouraged, as a future flood could ruin property worth thousands. Santa Fe is willing to help. city and county funds are unavailable. Citizens urged to attend and show public spirit.
The London Spectator lauds Hay as a leading living diplomatist and urges training young men as private secretaries to public leaders. It notes Lincoln era training, cites Lamont Cortelyou and Allen, and argues that serving great minds fosters character and public service. Youth's Companion.
A Britisher Lord Brassey asserts the United States will become the world’s greatest naval power within a distant day. He notes America’s wealth surpasses that of Britain and France combined and that the U S could build a larger fleet than Britain or France in a few years if it pursues sea strength.
A compilation of opinion and notes on U S naval expansion prompted by 1883 legislation, British free trade debate sparked by a Balfour Chamberlain split, and mining news from the Palmillo mine in Mexico with figures on bullion and a note on Chamberlain's remedy praise.
The Montreal landmark Notre Dame Cathedral, built in 1829, seats about 12,000 and features famed chimes. One bell named Lye Gros Bourdon weighs 24 780 pounds, among the largest suspended bells in the world.
The ad claims life follows strict law and abuse causes pain. Ir regular livingg deranges organs causing constipation headaches or liver trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills offer quick readjustment. Pentle yet thorough. On sale at druggists for 25c.
A fragment shows a character expressing disdain at the idea of continued stories and another suggesting the term discontinued stories, exchanged in a brief, dialogue driven exchange. The language hints at a light, ironic banter about serialization and storytelling.
Claiming worldwide fame Bucklew's Arajea Salve promises rapid cures for cuts corns burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter sat rheum fever sores and piles. Guaranteed results at 25 cents sold by all druggists in a terse market notice.
The reason Green cites for marrying his stenographer is that she is the first woman he knew who would permit herself to be dictated to.
Marshal Wilder recalls a remark about Sir Thomas Lipton considering a protest in yacht racing over alleged water tampering by Americans. The anecdote leads to a joking suggestion of wit as the true culprit behind Shamrock’s loss.
A Dublin doctor devised a sobriety test asking a man to hop twelve feet on the right foot then the left, followed by standing on one leg seven seconds and the other four. The magistrate accepted the test as proof of sobriety.
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