Captain Curry Wins Unanimous Endorsement in New Mexico
The Evening Citizen reports Captain George Curry is appointed governor of New Mexico for at least three months by presidential order. Raynolds has not taken charge. reactions span Socorro Las Vegas Albuquerque with mass meetings, public funds raised for celebration, and widespread support for Curry’s promised square deal.
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Removal of Hagerman and Curry's Appointment Stir New Mexico
From sil over New Mexico reports applaud the removal of Herbert Hagerman and the appointment of Captain George Curry as governor of Samar province. Sentiment favors Curry, praising his knowledge of local conditions and Republican principles. Capital moves and political maneuvering spark widespread approval and talk of Hagerman’s retirement, with possible diplomatic offers for Hagerman.
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Salem dog show offers silver cup for best novice
The North Shore Kennel Club hosts a two day dog show in Salem in which Congressman Garduce offers a valuable silver cup for the best novice of any breed owned in Newland. Breeders compete as dogs can win only the novice ribbon before advancing to other classes. The exhibit lists are large and promising with many notable entries attracting wide interest.
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Foley, Aged Runner, Signs Up For Marathon Race
Medford April 19 Nearly fifty-year-old Peter W Foley of this city will compete in the Marathon race. A longtime BA A member and noted all around athlete Foley has run the event for three years, finishing well each time. He is known as a steady plodder who never quits and has occasionally outpaced younger rivals. Last year he placed among the first thirty and two years ago finished in the lead pack. He remains an amateur despite many offers to turn pro.
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Governor Hagerman Burned in Beiping Town Revolt
A fragmented report describes Governor Hagerman’s removal in Beiping with protests across the town. Crowds cheered and celebrated, while officials reportedly collected rewards and observers noted widespread public gatherings and parades.
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Typhoon Kills Mai and Leaves Rest Destitute
Berlin reports a disastrous typhoon swept the Caroline Islands on March 29, drowning 290 natives of the Ululthi group. Coconut trees were destroyed and warnings of further trouble followed as authorities assess the damage and its impact on the region.
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Peace talks advance between Nicaragua and Salvad or
Washington reports a tentative peace accord with Nicaragua and El Salvador, aiming to withdraw Nicaraguan troops from Honduras and push ongoing negotiations toward a swift, successful settlement in the western hemisphere.
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Waring of suit against El Devery in Arverne project
A $200 lawsuit against former New York police chief El Devery goes to trial in the third municipal court. The plaintiff accuses Devery of advancing funds to finance a heatower project at Arverne, with Devery promising additional payments upon completion, while disputes over the final amount and responsibilities unfold.
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Patriots Day events at North End park in Boston
On Patriots Day in Boston North End park hosts open events for all registered runners. Activities include a 1000 yard dash 440 yard 880 yard and a one mile run plus a running high jump. A team race features St Alphonsus Cambridgeport Gymnasium and South Boston A. Gold and silver watches awarded to top two finishers in each event except the team race where gold watches go to the winners.
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Farmers Unite to Hold Wheat Price at One Bushel
In the five great wheat states the minimum price will be 14 per bushel this year, per the American Society of Equity grain growers department. Omaha hosts its annual convention June 6, with large delegations from Minnesota Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas. Oklahoma Iowa and others to be represented. The society aims to organize local societies into state unions and develop farm business through departments, including grain and fruit produce. The convention will discuss supply and demand and set a price floor to prevent market glut.
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United States
Iree Men Convicted of Land Fraud Conspiracy
Omaha Nebraska April 19 Thomas M Huntington Ami B Todd and Fred Hoyt were convicted in US court on charges of conspiring to defraud the government of about half a million acres of land in Sheridan and Cherry counties Nebraska SE Denver April 19 Judge M Bureh special assistant US attorney general denied any connection between land fraud prosecutions in Idaho and the trial of the Western Federation of Miners feud
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Western Federation of Miners
Uncle Sam Oil Company Receiver Appointed in Topeka
Judge Pollock announced in Topeka that he would appoint a receiver for the Uncle Sam Oil Company upon stockholders petition. The firm has 10,000 stockholders nationwide and a recent statement shows over 1 million dollars in receipts from stock sales. Hyncker Jr. faces indictment for using the mails to defraud.
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Cross Country Championship Ten Mile Run At Polo Grounds
New York on April 19 reports that metropolitan clubs will enter the ten mile championship, drawing entries from Marathon competitors in Boston and eastern towns. National scope expected with several top runners.
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Hoilo destroyed by fire leaves 20000 homeless in Manila
Manila reports Hoilo town engulfed in a morning blaze and beyond control. Firemen and officials struggle as communications fail and damage estimates remain unavailable. In Greece, the Hotel Campbell in Athens, Pa, burned with Kendall crippled and others injured.
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Two Garages Burn After Gasoline Explosion in St Louis
An explosion of gasoline touched off a fire at the Mississippi Valley Automobile company garage in St Louis today, spreading to the Central Automobile Exchange garage and destroying both buildings along with about 100 automobiles. Loss estimated at 225000 dollars. Ohio Negroes for Senator Foraker. Springfield Ohio April 19. H Smith of Cleveland will speak to a Negro meeting tonight in support of Foraker for president. Afterward a Foraker club to be formed to aid in the campaign. Secretary Creager says most city workers favor Taft for president against Foraker. He notes unions may back Taft despite injunction concerns.
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Navigation Conference Held In New York
In New York on April 11 a navigation congress met after petitions from trade and merchant bodies. Representatives from Atlantic coast cities attended. A memorial to Secretary Straus urged training for passenger steamer crews and reducing overwork to ensure passenger safety after the Larchmont disaster.
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Roswell Welcomes Cattlemen at Panhandle Stockmen’s Conventio
A special to The Evening Citizen reports the Panhandle Stockmen’s Association of Texas held its annual convention in Roswell. About 4,000 attendees from out of town joined the events, including speeches, social activities, and a free fair with polo and baseball exhibitions.
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He Majestic Theater
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Earthquakes Intensify Terror in Southern Mexico
April 19 reports describe a deadly quake in southern Mexico with estimates of 600 dead and 3,000 injured. In Chilapa about fifty bodies recovered and 800 treated in temporary hospitals, as fear grows over the looming Colima volcano and widespread property loss runs into millions. American business interests near Acapulco report escaped damage, while tremors spread to Luzon and Tayabas with varying destruction.
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Earthquake Similarities Drawn By Columbia Geologist
In New York on April 11 Prof. Berkey of Columbia University’s geology department notes that Mexico’s earthquake conditions resemble those that hit San Francisco four years ago. He says Mexico is a new region with ongoing formation processes, and finds no direct link between specific disturbances and the quake. Meanwhile in Valdiva province an active eruption causes enormous losses as hot ash showers and underground tremors panic residents.
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Contracts 10 Weds Within a Year
New Jersey man Joseph McElroy of Elisabeth vows to marry within one year under a court contract. He faced inmate taunts for bachelorhood and signed twenty four contracts binding marriage, with a $250 forfeit if he remains unmarried by April 1, 1908. McElroy, a 25 year old mechanical worker, is noted in Elisabeth’s lower town for his stated pledge until death.
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