Stand With Roosevelt Against Hagerman Reform Plot
A scathing open call denounces Herbert J Hagerman and MacPherson aligned reformers as anti Roosevelt and anti Republican. It urges loyal Roosevelt supporters to attend an upcoming meeting to voice support for the President and the square deal, framing the event as a vote of confidence against the Hagerman faction in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Danny MacPherson
Roosevelt
MacPherson
Cresse
Legislative Council
Congress
W. H. Andrews
Albuquerque
Paw
J. J. Hagerman
United States
Macpherson Democratic
Democratic Hagerman
Herbert
Hagerman
American fleet ready at Jamestown harbor
The American fleet is prepared in Jamestown waters as ships are reported ready for duty. The announcement highlights readiness and movement in American naval presence amid ongoing tensions.
Vessels From Many Nations Attend Jamestown Exposition
Hampton Roads reports say American and foreign ships will participate in the Jamestown exposition ceremonies. The navy displays a fleet of twenty five battleships and cruisers under Admiral Robley D. Evans. A large foreign contingent is expected, with Great Britain Germany and Australia among participants. Fire at a French arsenal causes massive damage and multiple deaths or injuries. In Virginia political news ignorant voters dodge questions and rely on alcohol registration to sway elections.
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Nortoln
Hampton Roads
Germany
Cal Australia
Robley D. Vane
Great Northern wreck after broken rail delays train
SS Paul, April 23. Twelve persons seriously injured and a dozen more badly hurt when Great Northern passenger train No. 4 derailed one mile east of Bluisdel due to a broken rail. One or two injured may die. Arcadia lumber barge lost near Manistee after leaving April 12 for Two Rivers with hardwood cargo. Captain owner, his wife, a woman and about eleven crew missing. wreckage found believed from boiler explosion.
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Paul
Great Northern
Bluisdel
Pourteen Evid
Weee Meek Bagh
Maniste Mich
Arcadia
May
Funeral of C A Dalles Set for Tomorrow
The remains of Carl A. Dalles, who died suddenly at Willard, New Mexico, were brought to Albuquerque. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10:30 AM at the Lutheran church in Albuquerque with Rev. Ernest Moser presiding. Many friends will travel tonight to Helen for the services. interment may be at Hipon, Wisconsin, per plans.
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Relen
N. M
Carl A. Dalles
Willard, N. M
Delock
Ernest Moser
Lutheran Church
Moser
Colorado Springs
Helen
Albuquerque
Helon
Hipon
Wie
Theatre People Cannot Glide Rates Get Is Law
Theatre groups face new pricing rules as legislation tightens rate structures. Officials say the law aims to protect patrons while allowing venue operators to set fair prices.
Idaho Senator in Washington on Business
Washington April 23 A fare ruling was issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission. It held party rate tickets may not apply to transportation for amusement companies. If the same number of travelers are not members of those companies the tickets must be used by the general public.
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Washington
Interst Commerce Communion
Idaho Senator Borah Walks in Washington on Indictment Rumors
Washington April 23 Senator Borah of Idaho denied seeking White House or Justice Department aid to halt charges against Western Federation of Miners officials amid timber fraud indictments rumors. He noted grand jury hasn't reported and expects a two month trial next month in the murder case of former Governor Stuenenberg.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Borah
Idaho
White House
Western Federation of Miners
Stuenenberg
Encampment of Grand Army of Texas opens in Wallis
The annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps convened in Wallas Texas with meetings through tomorrow. A camp fire will be held tonight at the fair grounds featuring distinguished speakers from across Texas and other states. Rail excursion rates enabled thousands to attend.
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Grand Army OF Texas
Wallas
Tex
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Rollel Corps
Fair Grounds
Texas
Outlaw Hern and Wilson Remain At Large in New Mexico
Special to The Evening Citizen Tucumcari April. Elmer Hern and his ally Wilson, who shot and killed ranchman W. W. Horton a week ago, are still fugitives from justice. A posse nearly captured Hern near Cap Rock but darkness halted the arrest. The pair reportedly moved toward Dog Canyon in the Sacramento mountains as rangers press the hunt. They allegedly threaten to kill Sheriff Street and county officials if cornered, keeping the community in terror.
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Tucumcari
Elmer Hern
Wilson
W. W. Horton
Hern
Tom Horton
Cap Rock
Dog Canyon
Sacramento Mountains
W. E. Dudley
Meyer
Horn
Sheriff Street
Sherif Street
BR. J. Darnell
Kennington Declared Dead By Court Reappears Alive
Indianapolis April 2 John Kennington who was legally declared dead years ago reappeared alive and seeks recovery of property distributed to his widow and others by the probate court Judge Walker said the court considers Kennington dead and the property distributed Nothings heard of him for years while his wife remained unaware of his fate A letter from C E Kindt Beaverton Oregon prompted the court to review the estate and acknowledge Kennington is alive and well The local option election case also noted in which Judge Price denied revocation of the order for the whisky dealers election in rotol
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Kennington
Kenningto
Walker
C. E. Kindt
Beaverton
Ore
Kennington
Juden Price
Corporation Court
Rotol
Heala
Fire Fiend Epidemic Grips New York in One Night
A wave of serious fires sweeps New York overnight, with multiple blazes alarming residents and testing fire departments. Authorities warn of escalating danger as records show several districts ablaze, causing property damage and raising public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fire devastates mill and burns workers in New York and coast
Four Italians died and two others seriously injured as a blaze at the Dispatch stables and multiple fires along Broadway and nearby streets drew heavy firefighting response. Horses perished, several hotels saved after backdraft injuries. In Port Blakeley lumber mill, the largest on the coast, a fire wiped out the plant with losses up to 600 000.
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Horen
New York
Bremen
Broadway
Christopher and
Bartow
Gremen
East Seventy Third Street
Woowster Street
Ciase
Ie Frame Manufacturing Company
Coase 15
Beaule
Port Blakeley Mill Company
Port Blakeley
Missouri Legislature Pleads for Presidential Pardon
In Jefferson City the House 64 to 30 approved a petition urging President Roosevelt to pardon W C Anderson. Convicted of breaking into an Oklahoma post office, he served three years of a five year term before escaping nine years ago from Fort Leavenworth. He led a lawful life afterward in Kansas City, where he married and built a family, sparking widespread petitions for clemency.
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Suri House of Representatives
Jefferson City
Roosevelt
W. C. Anderson
Kansas City
Frisey
Weceral
Port Leavenworth
Kansas
Anderson
Oklahoma
Board of Equalization Grants Bankers Concession
The territorial board of equalization in Santa Fe New Mexico trimmed bank stock assessment from 60 to 40 percent after hours of deliberation. Bankers from across the territory argued that taxing bank stock at a higher rate than other property was unfair and discriminatory.
WAKICIMAN WILE Not PAY His MEN ExOvGIL
The Salt Lake City street car strike reaches an acute stage after days of negotiations between Utah Light and Railway Company and its employees. The men demand a pay rise while the company cites losses and plans to await a conference to decide the next steps.
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Wakiciman
Salt Lake City
Utah Light and Rathway Company
Harriman Corporation
Pany
The Husband of Seventeen Wives Defrauded Their Money
A man married seventeen women and defrauded them of 150000 dollars, using marriage to gain funds. Police investigation follows as victims seek restitution and legal action proceeds.
Bankers Charged In Chicago Fraud Case Attracts Attention
Chicago arrests reveal Charles C. King of Scotland First National Bank charged by U S marshals afterSouth Dakota grand jury indictment for misapplying funds and issuing false certificates totaling forty five thousand dollars. Other items report a gang robbing a post office in Sebastopol and a Rhode Island rooster surgery saving a rooster’s life.
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Chicago
Charles C. King
First National Bank of Scotland
United States
King
Fedder Grand
South Dakota
Tractlers Prepare for Philippine Voyage Amid Shipping Delays
April 23 report from Brenelsen notes 120 workers selected for service in the Philippines will sail before the Lat June. A list of the company’s ships is being prepared with one group to depart for the Keres, a second to leave the Sif, and a third to sail the Siberia.
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Hmaln
Brenelsen
Chi Phillippines
Siberia
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