Officials removed in Bernalillo County shakeup
Governor Otero removed Frank A Hubbell as treasurer and collector, Thomas S Hubbell as sheriff, and Eslavio Vigil as county superintendent. Justo Ry Armijo named treasurer and collector, Andrew B Stroup as superintendent, and Perfecto Armijo as sheriff. Cases flagged as reviewable by the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hubbell
T. §. Hubbell
Eslavio Vigil
Justo R. Armijo
Perfecto Armijo
Andrew B. Stroup
Santa Fe. N. Ms
Otero
Frank A. Hubbell
Thomas S. Hubbell
Bernalillo County
Frank W. Clancy
Hubbell
Vigil
Albuquerque
Justo Ry Armijo
Belavio Vi Xiil
Frank Hubbell
Hulybell
Male
Verm ont Battleship Vermount Christened at Quincy Yard
In Quincy Massachusetts on August 31 the great battleship Vermont was christened with a champagne bottle broken on her bow by Miss Jennie Bell daughter of Vermont’s governor. Governor Bell Massachusetts officials and navy representatives attended as crowds watched the launch and the ship slid into the river. The Vermont, sister ship to the Kanavs, measures 466 feet overall with a 78 foot beam and carries 900 tons of fuel and 2,200 tons bunkers. She will have 18 knots speed for four hours and armament including four 12 inch guns and multiple smaller guns with armor and wireless gear.
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Quincy
Maas
United States
Vermont
Rore
Jennie Bell
Bell
Douglas
Massachusetts
Charleston Navy Yard
Navy Department
Washington
Ship Building Company
Pa Tes
Miss Bell
Canden
Letter to Witte From New York Jews Full Text
New York Aug 31 The full text of the letter to Sergius Witte concerning Russia's treatment of the Jews is published by the New York American. It is a communication by Jacob Schiff Selikman Adolph Levisohn and others detailing the committee's arguments and conditions for Jewish equality in lands under Emperor Nicholas. Newport Show Postponed to a later date. preparations and entries indicate strong interest for a record exhibition. Bonaparte to Speak Becretary of the Navy Charles J Bonsporte to attend a Holy Cross dinner in Pittetald with main speaker Secretary Bonsporte.
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New York
Russia
Sergiug Witte
New York American
Jacob H. Schiff
Vth Selikman
Adolph Levisohn
Ors
Bonaparte
Pittetald
Hare
Ave
Alamal
Holy Cross Calline
Axpinwall
the Navy
Charles J. Bonsporte
Failure and Collapse at Sanctified Saloon in New York
New York August 21 The Subway tavern opened eleven on the Web by an address traps Bishop Miter and the singing of the doxology closed at midnight for the laet line and sanctified saloon. The proprietor will pass the place to a new owner who will remove the water wagon sign and reopen as an ordinary saloon after alterations. Revenue has failed to cover running expenses.
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New York
Subway
Bishop Miter
Torday
Aero Ehve
Prof Darwin on world evolution in council address
Prof George Howard Darwin of Cambridge addressed the British Association on celestial evolution arguing long planetary histories, radium's power, and sun radiative age implications for geology. He contrasted secular estimates with physics and suggested a longer development era for the solar system. Edmonton hosts Alberta inauguration events as Lieutenant Governor Dulyea is sworn in by Earl Grey.
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Jobataburg
South Africa
George Howard Darwin
Darwin
Cambridge
England
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Thyeks
Edmonton
N. W.T
Fetc
Alberta
G. HV. Dulyea
Earl Grey
Ruppe Weinman damage suit reversed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court reversed Judge Baker in the case of I Ruppe against J A Weinman and Joel Barnett, ordering a new trial after a cave-in at the Weinman drug store on Railroad Avenue buried stock. The plaintiff sought 10000 damages and appealed when the verdict went against him.
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Supreme Courtonay
H.S. Baker
I. Ruppe
J. A. Weinman
Joel Barnett
Railroad Avenue
J.A. Weinman
Barnett
Woinman
Thuppe
Pend
Supreme Court
Peace Terms Stir Press and Public Across Russia
Turmoil over Portsmouth peace terms surfaces in Russian and Japanese coverage. Press decries Roosevelt mediation as ill timed while Russians fear unfavorable concessions to Japan. Cabinet change talk swells as hope fades for popular jubilation.
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Tablo
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Cholas
Sakhalin
Diet
Firemen Demand Uniform Insurance From Nationa l Association
Kansas City August 1 The National Firemen s association in convention adopts a report calling for President Mc Nell or a committee of representative firemen from each state to advocate uniform insurance tax for state and national legislation. Queen Wilhelmina birthday noted in The Hague August 31 and royal celebrations across Europe. Queen s seclusion at Het Loo described. loss of child cited as major blow and hints at marital unhappiness in Holland.
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Kansas City
National Firemen's Association
McNell
Wilhelmina
Hague
Netherlands
Europe
Osamagatra
Wilhelma
Het Loo
Holland
Eclipse Observation Success Report From Lick Observatory
Cable dim patches reached the Lick observatory reporting the eclipse party observed a complete success at Assuan Egypt. In Aloama Spain varying cloudiness interfered but photographs and spectrum of the corona were secured at both stations.
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San Jose
Cal
Lick Observatory
Lick
Assoun
Egypt
Aloama
Spain
Western Pacific awards contracts for Oakland to Salt Lake City
San Francisco August 31 directors of the Western Pacific have awarded contracts for building practically the entire line from Oakland to Salt Lake City. The aggregate amount is understood to be between 8 000 000 and 9 000 000 dollars.
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Western Pacific
San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Salt Lake City
Woman and Child Drown After Tying Themselves
In Pueblo on August 31 Mrs Ki B Haver wife of a prominent real estate dealer and her 1-year-old son Ben were found dead in the Res nemer ditch. They were tied together with a stout cord. Reports say the woman had health problems and left no note explaining the double tragedy.
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Pueblo. Cole
Ki. B. Haver
Ben
Resnemer Ditch
Shaking Quakers for Universal Peace Meeting Opens
Mount Lebanon New York August 11 1915 under the auspices of the Shakers a notable conference opens to advance international arbitration. Police among nations as watchword the gathering aims to strengthen peace efforts and unite activists from the Shaker community and allied groups.
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Mount Lebanon
Strike for Eight Hour Printers Day Fully On
In Chicago Ava on January 31 printers strike against Chicago Typothetan. Union officials say only a few large shops proceed with operations while the eight hour demand gains momentum. Four more concerns join the clash as 100 union printers fail to report for duty this morning.
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Chicago
Ava
Chicago Typothetan
Ised
Pioneers in International Arbitration Movement Meeting
A conference gathers teens and women to press for government action on international arbitration. Speakers include Holton Hall of New York Rabbi Charles Fletcher Kate Waller Barrett and other noted leaders urging peaceful settlement of disputes, reduced taxation, and the establishment of commercial waterways central zones.
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Teing cCliseer
Com
Holton Hall
New York
Charles Fletcher
Cambridge
Mia
Kate Waller Barrett
Coun Lel
Mra
Manchester
National Association of Loyal Women
Water
Logan
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Suvernall
Evening Citizen
Court House
Amheriff Eyelweomer
the Therif
Newcomer
Hubbill
J. J. Sheridan
Stong
Cagaty
Esiagio Vizi
Hils Offen
A. Hubbell
Socorro County
Andre Tro A. Abbott
Santa Fe
Alf
OV. M. A. Otero
T. S. Hubbell
Uncle Sam
Krotch
Jim
Monster Machine
Witte
Wittely
Ander
Nicholas
Newport
Neport
Society Jy
Radium
Ruppe-Weinman
Roosevelt
Emperor Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Noyce
Ntor M. Souven
Novoe Vreyma
Wentworth
N. Hy
Wentworth Hotel
de Martens
Dennison
ARMIE
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Linevitch
Oyster Bay
Roos
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