Rockefeller Oil Case Postponed to January Fourth
New York December 4 postponed examination of John D Rockefeller H H Rogers and other Standard Oil men in Missouri anti trust case. Hearing before Frederick H Sanborn. service on Rockefeller and Rogers uncertain. Cases allege pooling with Republic and Water Power Pierce to fix oil prices in Missouri. Two suits seek to bar the alleged unlawful agreement and control the company charter. Witnesses to answer all questions with objections recorded for court ruling.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Standard Ol Company
Missouri
Rockefeller
Frederick H. Sanborn
Rogers
Standard Oi
Folk
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Missouri Supreme Court
Jackson County
Henry Wollman
Broadway
Standard Oil Trust
Kansas City
John F. Phillips
United States District Court For
Western District
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Kansas
Colorado
Wreck of No. 9 California train near La Junta
Report from Topeka says Santa Fe offices in Topeka confirm No. 9 wreck Sunday at Timpar Colorado about eighteen miles south of La Junta. The engine mall car baggage car smoker and two sleepers left the track injuring two passengers and two male clerks.
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Associated
Topeks
Kas
The
Santa Fe
California
Timpar
Colo
la Junta
Miners Trapped In Diamondville Mine After Flooded Levels
A Diamondville disaster report states rescue teams, unable to reach the trapped miners in mine No 1 due to flooding. They reached the twelfth level where seventeen bodies are believed imprisoned, but the chamber remains inaccessible despite pumps. The report also notes the Texas D A R meet opening in Temple with strong attendance as every chapter in the state is represented.
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Diamondville
Cheyenne
Wyo
Texas D. AR
Temmee
Temple
Tex
Daughters of the Allerosa Revolut Ion
Major Llewellyn Backs Joint State Plan
Ma Llewellyn, leaving north, says he has long backed separation but now supports joint statehood with Mexico as the president and new governor oppose it. He argues joint statehood is the best option to avoid prolonged territorial status.
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W. FH. Llewellyn
Hood
Mexico
Dent
Tonger
Optic
Finland's Miraculous Revolution Witnessed by Stead
W T Stead, in Finland, describes a rapid, bloodless upheaval that toppled the Bobrikoff regime after Russia's constitutional proclamation. Finnish crowds, a guarded yet orderly transition, and the kingpin role of Prince Obolenski powered a new era as the diet and a constituent assembly loom.
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Stad Sions
Prince Obolenski
Grand Duchy of Finland
Bobrikoff
Finland
Helsingfors
Cotton crop reports issued from Washington and Dallas
Washington reports 10,167,818 bales and 26,117,153 acres for cotton, with delays from divergent yield data. Dallas releases National Ginners Association estimate 9,623,000 bales, allowing for under count. New York and New Orleans note price increases after government data. St Louis wool market steady with regional and westerns quoted. Delegates from New Mexico El Paso push Roswell Torrance route starting December 6.
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Washington
Dipartment of Agriculture
L Wan
National Ginners’ Association
Dallas
Tex
J. A. Taylor
Death of George Walters at St. Josephs Sanitarium
George Walters died at St Josephs sanitarium yesterday afternoon. He was about forty, well known in Albuquerque where he lived for years. He leaves a mother, two half-brothers and two half-sisters in Shepherd Michigan. Before his death he enacted through his attorney B and Rodey a will bequeathing real estate and personal effects to his mother. He suffered from consumption.
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George Walters
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
Walters
Albuquerque
Sheperd
Michigan
Hospital Whorfly
Hils Attorney, B. &. Rodey
International Brotherhood of Decorators Convention Opens
Hundreds of delegates from across the country attend the annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America in Memphis Tennessee. The meeting began today and is expected to run about two weeks with around 400 locals represented by nearly 1 000 delegates.
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International Brotherhood OF Decorators
Ymphis
Tenn
Conte
Jocala
Ono
Moody Seeks Stronger Rail Rate Controls in Annual Report
Washington reports Attorney General Moody releases a 57 page annual review stressing congressional oversight of railroad freight, urging Elkins act amendments to empower a body to fix maximum rates, curb rebates and discriminations, and provide speedy remedies with penalties.
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Washington
Moody
Congress
Ormer
Native man undergoes knee amputation at hospital
A well known native, injured in the past, was subjected to knee amputation this morning at the hospital. Wr. Garela lx is described as doing as well as could be expected following the operation.
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Garela lx
Congress Convenes as New Session Opens in Washington
Washington dispatches report Congress convened at noon with brief sessions. Senate swears in new members, honors late Senator Platt, while House forms its leadership and committees. Bills on Panama Canal bonds, land laws, and railroad rate policy are introduced and debated.
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Washington, G
Congress
Senate
Senator Platt
Conni
Panama Canal
Philippine Islands
Santo Domingo
Germany
Cousiyes
Fifty-Ninth
Washington
Fairbanks
House
McDowell
Platt
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Hepburn
Neighborhood shooting affray shocks Silver avenue district
Residents of the district between South Broadway and the Santa Fe tracks on Silver avenue heard a volley of shots at 2 30 pm. Captain Wil Ham Sleight and H W Schults fired at each other with no injuries. Schultz fired near Sleight s house, Sleight retreated inside and returned with a gun, Schultz left unharmed. No arrests by 4 pm.
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South Broadway
Santa Fe
Silver Avenue
Wil
Ham
Schultz
Roosevelt Nominates Officials for Senate Confirmation
Washington December 4 President Roosevelt names Harry J Bone United States attorney for the district of Kansas to succeed John B Dean whose term ends December 17 He will also reappoint James S Simpson collector of Internal Revenue for Kansas and Oklahoma Franklin Lane of California will join the Interstate Commerce Commission These nominations go to the Senate tomorrow.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Harry J. Bone
United States
District of Kansas
Jobn B. Dean
James 8. Simpson
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Oklahoma
Franklin Lane
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress of Mayors Favoring Reforms in City Government
A meeting opened with mayors from Ohio and visitors from Chicago and Philadelphia focused on reform and anti corruption. Mayor Johnson of Cleveland outlined aims to free municipalities from town rule and proposed a league of reform mayors to drive a campaign against graft.
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Congress OF Mayors
Cleveland
Johnson
Dempsey
Clucin
Fat
Badger
Columbus
Whitlock
Toledo
Dunee
Chicago
Weaver
Philadelphia
Reform Mayors of
Ohio
Territorial Health Board to Meet in City Tomorrow
The territorial health board will hold its semiannual meeting at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Commercial Club. About thirty applications to practice medicine have been received. Members include Dr J J Shuler, Raton. Dr G C Bryan, Alamogordo. J H Sloan, Santa Fe. Dr W D Radlitt, Belen. Dr D B Black, Las Vegas. Dr T G Hari, Raton. Dr G W Harrison, Albuquerque. The board handles quarantining and licensing.
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Territorial Years of Health
Commercial Club
J. J. Shuler
Raton
G. C. Bryan
Alamogordo
J. H. Sloan
Santa Fe
W. D. Radlitt
Belen
D. B. Black
Las Vegas
T. G. Hari
G. W. Harrison
Albuquerque
Slice Alls
Woodmen of the World Elect 1906 Officers in Albuquerque Camp
On Friday December 1 1905 Albuquerque camp No 1 Woodmen of the World elected officers to serve in 1906 A Hall consul commander J Brennen adviser lieutenant D E B Paillipa clerk PLA Smith banker T Brodell 1 CP Predericks watchman A Hook sentry W G Hope and BON Wilton physicians E W Moore manager three years FA Hopping manager two years L F Mater manager one year The list follows with positions to fill for the new year.
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Woodmen of the World
A. Hall
J. Brennen
Leutenant
D. EB. Paillipa
Pla. Smith
T. Brodell
Predericks
A. Hook
W. G. Hope
Bon. Wilton
E.W. Moore
Train 9 Wreck West of La Junta Incurred Little Harm
Train No 9 derailed west of La Junta, Colorado after a defective rail caused the engine to jump the track. The wreck delayed service until seven that morning. Mail Clerk Batdridge of La Junta sustained minor injuries. Train No 6 burned at the wreck and was sent back west as No 7.
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Tiapas
Colo
Renner
Mairache
Battridge
la Junta
Batdridge
JC. Baldridge
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W. T. Stead
Russia
Bee Eee
TE Umr
Stead
W, T. Stead
Ralltor
the Review of Reviews
Evening Citizen
Howce
Alexander
Bobriikoff
Gunners’ Association
Andrews
New Mexico
New Orleans
Dec
St. Louis
St. Louie
Armstrong
Legislative Life Insurance Committee
Cortelyon
George D. Eldridge
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Lacy
Representative Lacy
Onion
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
London
Lin
Berlin
Kieff
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
al Jow
Grain Inspection Commission
Territorial Health Board
Woodmen's
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