Legal technicality sways Gillespie murder case to freedom
The Indiana case endangers Gillespie’s conviction by double jeopardy rules, the jury dismissal over a relative connection led to a second trial and acquittal on the murder charge. The Louisville Courier Journal notes the absurdity of deeming a jury sworn as jeopardy and argues murder is too frequent where punishment is uneven.
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James Gillespie
Gilleaple
Llegal
Gileaple
Supreme Court of Indiana
Gillespie
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Thehantral
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Appeal to Bernalillo County on impassable valley road
The Bernalillo County Commission is urged to fix a flooded east side valley road near Barelas where acequia overflow has created a four inch deep quagmire. Watering drainage was blocked by rail alignment and pipelines, threatening homes, stockyards, slaughterhouses, and future milksheds. With families newly purchasing land east of the tracks, authorities are asked to repair and redesign the road to prevent recurrences and protect access to Albuquerque.
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Bernalillo County Commissioners
Acequias
Barelas
Pajarito
Tle
Albuquerque
Dyspepsia and political commentary in a morning paper
The piece mocks a Morning War Cry editorial on a dyspepsia cure, notes Albuquerque health signals show no epidemic, and cites universal worries about wealth spending. It references Danny and New York optimism, then shifts to rail politics and a Sieberelstead report in Minnesota.
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Albuquerque
Tap
Danny
Alton deals blamed for sweeping railroad bankruptcies
According to Attorney General Stead, Harriman and associates profited about 24.65 million from the Alton manipulations, while railroads face bankruptcy. The involved company debts exceed 80 million, with only 22.5 million spent on improvements. Newala sees mining booms and a predicted gambling surge as prospectors push ahead.
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Harriman
Stead
Alton
Nincre
Sullivan Says Hughes Is No Quitter in Glowing Admiration
The Washington Herald quotes John L. Sullivan offering a humorous yet respectful appraisal of Governor Hughes of New York. Sullivan praises Hughes as a strong opponent with steady footing and predicts a bold future, noting he is not a quitter and would earn public favor.
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New York
Wall Street
John Lawrence Sullivan
Sullivan
Ajax
Hercules
Goliath
Samson
Ananias Club
Governor Hughes
Hughes
Socrates
Confucius
Mr. Sullivan
John L
Tingdole
Tye
Toto
John Les
Hall
John
Empire State
Ept
Washington Herald
California desert flora and Death Valley’s life and death
A vivid account from the San Francisco Chronicle describing Death Valley in summer and spring. It contrasts barren heat with rare green life, detailing cactus varieties, bloom timing around Easter, and the stark beauty of the landscape while noting the limited knowledge of many species and the ease of misidentification in the harsh desert.
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Tts
Geheana
Death Valley
Eamster
California
Cite Vert
San Francisco Chronicle
Gubs Corner and a Night of Turmoil in Chicago
A fragmented street scene unfolds with a fire alarm and bystanders as city protectors rush to a blaze at War Cry office. A hooded narrator recounts meeting a dour colored youth and reflects on misery, poverty, and resilience amid theft, plunder, and urban roughness in Chicago.
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Ann Alsen
Moekinsbird
Dobe
Chile
Eurtia
Chicago
Bitter editorial on Mrs Wong's views in the paper
The letter praises Mrs Wong's stance against prejudice and notes American women may admire the young American man’s faults. A separate item reports Dewitt of the Santa Fe system arriving in Albuquerque with his wife to tour lines and inspect air brakes and safety devices, outlining his plans and duties.
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Wong
Kurt
Walemis
Han
Citheen
Dewhit
Vie Bcake
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Paso
Ity
Chicago
Ud Fe
el Paws
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Serminux
Gallay
Charles Fleas Charged With Chronic Complaint At Denilit Residence
Charles Fleas, longtime cook for Pete Denilit at the restaurant on South Fourth Street in Aled, died last night at his home, 311 North Seventh Street. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Charles Fleas
Pete Denilit
South Fourth Street
Aled
North Seventh Street
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Globe-Democrat
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Agalret
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Miineis
Atherney Sieherelstead
Mmmnole
Newala
Knights of the Green Cloth
Ether
John L. Sullivan
Gov. Hughes
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Rome
Bosto
Danny l
GUR Daily
Prom
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Avril
China
F. H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
James Davis
St. Louis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wilson
South Third Street
Roy Gamble
Strong
Kansas City
Missouri
Household Goods Star Farnegs Co
G. Naisen
West Gold Avenue
Co Genuine American
Urnace
Green Mill
W. H. Hahn & CO
Bath
Co-Operative Realty CO
Armie
Mexico City
P. Purdy
Kackley the Tailor
Chickering & Son
Tinay
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Clarkville
Beaven
South First Street
Andim the
Fee
Walton’s Drug Store
Pioneer Bakery
Vers
Walton Rug Store
Cold Boot
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