INQUESTS AND SENTENCES IN VARIED CASES IN 1900s
Reports from Marshall and Washington detail Jease Gipde Rumsey pleading guilty to two train robberies near Glasgow and receiving ten year terms, with a total of twenty years. an inquest set for Senator Brown’s Utah death after a shooting. and other federal and state actions including Patrick's death-row case and a counterfeiting sentence for Dr. James Igsiestom.
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Marshall
Jease Gipde Rumsey
Chicago
Alton-Burligton
Rock Island Limited
Glasgow
Express
Denver
James D. Igsiestom
Pacific Xpress Company
A. Lewis
Guggenheim Seen as Likely Colorado Senator
Simon Guggenheim, a Philadelphia native and head of the smelter trust, is favored to win Colorado’s U S Senate seat to replace T M Patterson. He has long allied with Republican operatives, spent heavily in campaigns, and previously declined nominations for lieutenant governor and governor despite broad backing.
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THE
Smelter Trust
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Simon Guggenheim
United States
T. M. Patterson
Guggenheim
Millionaires’ Club
New York
Truat
Philaphia
Colorado St
Pueblo
French Catholics Try Role of Martyrs in Masses
Paris reports an impressive turnout as clergy urged parishioners to attend masses outside the law. Police note infractions while priests are named. bishops reportedly favored 1881 law but faced papal decree. Elsewhere, King Oscar’s health is failing and reports describe fear for his condition. In Odessa, torture by noise drives a prisoner to mental ruin. in Switzerland a new president is elected as Germany dissolves its parliament over a budget issue.
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Holy Ghost
Augusta
Cobb
Shiloh
N. H. Harriman
Boslos
Frank L. Sandford
Palestine
Sandford
Olive Phelps
Kansas City
Us Order
Maine Lunatic Asylum
Elijah
God
Crockett
Paris
Associated Press
Monsignor
Montagului
Michigan's Salt Output Reaches Record Year
Detroit salt inspector Mr Wildey reports the state's salt production will total about 6,000,000 barrels for the year, the highest on record, surpassing last year's 5,871,000 barrels. He notes solar absorption declines and chemical plants now extract sodium and bromide from saline fluids, producing salt as a by‑product.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Wiley
Wate
Official Entertainments at White House Tone IV
Washington December 181 Hote Wah hosts and fully attended cabinet dinner at the White House tonight. This is the first of a series of entertainments planned by Mrs Roosevelt extending to February 7. The army and Ivy reception will close the season. White House entertainments schedule includes New Year's reception January 1 diplomatic reception January 3 diplomatic dinner January 17 judicial reception January 24 Supreme Court dinner January 31 congressional reception.
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Washington
Pec
Wire House
Roosevelt
Ivy
Executive Mansion
White House
Supreme Court
Texas stock raisers against the railroads
Minnesota Attorney General ruled that an $80,000,000 capital stock increase for the Great Northern railway is invalid without state review and a public hearing. The decision asserts prior notice to the state railway commission is required before any change can become legal. The Great Northern, chartered in Minnesota, traces its origins to territorial law.
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St. Paul
Young
Minnesota
Great Northern Railway
New York
State Railway Commission
Inc
Great Northern
Interstate Commission To Hear Car Case In Chicago
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear two cattle shipping disputes on January 7 in Chicago. The Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas vs Missouri Kansas and Texas and other railways allege rate differences on interstate shipments of cattle and livestock. The Texas association also challenges a $2 terminal rate on carload cattle shipments at Union Stock Yards Chicago, related to the same hearing.
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Interstate Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Union St
Chi
More Men to Get Ten Per Cent Wage Increase
Scranton Pa Dec 13 The Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad today announced a ten per cent increase in wages for all transportation department employees effective January 1 This includes ration agents boil operators and players affecting all told at $150 000 yearly to the payroll Engineers firemen and switchmen have already received a ten hour day and wage hikes not affected by the order
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rairoad
Transportation Department
Fremen
Switchgen
Frank Bist Tak Steps A Peg In Rank
Announcement says Frankers named general manager of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad to replace G. F. Bidwell, who moves to special duties. New York reports a new tea-growing venture forming to explore feasibility in Texas near San Antonio, with no loan yet secured.
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Frank Bist Tak
Omaha
Nove
Frankers
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
South Dakota
Wyomins
G. F. Bidwell
New York
Mpany
Texas
San Antonio
Varsity at Vegas Oratorical Contest At Elks Opera House
The University of New Mexico presents candidates for forensic honors this evening at the Elks’ opera house in Las Vegas. Judges Hon. Hr. B. Fergus on, Dr. Lb MH Chamberlain and Hey H. A Cooper preside as students vie to represent New Mexico in the interscholastic oratorical contest on December 21. The program blends oratory with musical numbers featuring local talent.
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Elks’ Opera House
University of New Mexico
Las Vegas
Hr. B. Ferguson
MH. Chamberlain
H. A Cooper
New Mexico
Tore" Hoffman
Carnegie proposes state estate tax after death
Andrew Carnegie urged the state receive major portions of estates of the very rich after their death in a Civic Federation address. He opposed a graduated income tax as Democrats push for tax reform. Also reported Patrick R. McCarren faces questions in Brooklyn over alleged campaign actions. William L. Brown, longtime New York Daily News publisher, dies at 64 in Massachusetts.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Tonal Civic Federation Today
Carnegie
McCarren
Patrick R. McCarren
Brooklyn
State Democratic Committee
Earst
Wm. L. Brown
New York Daily News
Great Barrington
Mass
Post Office Box Rates Cut In New Mexico Posts
After New Year new box rents go into effect at all post offices. Rates vary by office size from small town calls at six tenths per quarter to large city boxes at seven dollars per quarter. Local post offices expect about three hundred dollars in annual revenue loss. Affects offices with quarterly receipts between ten thousand and forty thousand dollars, with New Mexico offices including Albuquerque Santa Fe East Las Vegas Roswell and Raton.
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Albuquerque
Hopkins
New Mexico
Santa Fe
East Las Veas
Roswell
Raton
J Saint Returns to City After Globe Copper Deal
J Saint, long connected with Globe Arizona mining, returns to the city with his family for an indefinite stay. He helped finalize a major deal involving 361000 and the Superior and Boston Copper company, backed by Boston Michigan interests, amid challenges. Saint and Henry V Snell pushed the arrangement that formed a leading mining venture.
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J . Saint
Globe, Arizona
Cty
Joseph B. Saint
Albuquerque
N. M
Superior & Boston Copper Company
Snell
Lowe
Seat Bicycle Race Disaster at Madison Square Garden
New York December 13 At Madison Square Garden a severe spill in the seat bicycle race left ten of thirteen riders down at 7 26 this morning. The race was halted and injured riders were taken to a hospital. One rider suffered scalp wounds several teeth lost and a severe shaking up but shown not seriously hurt. The field later resumed with twelve teams totaling 1 424 miles seven laps and one team three laps behind. In other news the Cummings Commission Co a major brokerage house in St Paul and Minneapolis suspended business due to a drop in activity.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Shete Geniem
Hollister
Nate Resinst Syster
Hi Ueltn
Raves
Samuelson
Hagan proposes to fix Sul livar dispute in coal fields
W C Hagan and Col Hopewell, chief owners of the Hagan coal fields, discuss removing Sullivan who managed coal operations. Hagan, a last election Democrat, travels to Santa Fe with Hopewell to consider moving Hagan coal to market while avoiding Republican needs.
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W. C. Hagan
Santa Fe
Col
W. 8. Hopewell
Hagan
Sullivan
Mr. Hagan
Hagan Coal Fields
Col. Hopewell
Pittsburg
Hagan Fields
Fergusson Threatens Jail for Prisoners on Road Crew
H B Fergusson scolded road workers and warned jailed prisoners to stop digging his fence. Deputies found three escapees missing, a pursuit ensued, and the gang was recaptured two miles north. The prisoners then faced ankle bracelets and return to road work.
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H. B. Fergusson
Old Town
County
Chat Gang
Mr. Fergusson
Nts Bli
Sherif Coulter
Hie
Coulter
Roswell Citizens Protest At Legislation
Special to The Evening Citizen Roswell citizens sign a petition against District of Columbia legislation as Governor Hagerman weighs Washington versus New Mexico travel. Washington dispatch notes nominations sent to the Senate for U S attorney in Texas and several postmasters.
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Roswell
Washington, D. C
Hagerman
Washington
St. Louis
New Mexico
Andrews
Congress
District of Columbia
Senate
Press Washington
United States
Southern District of Texas
Lock McDaniel
Green River
Wyoming
W. D. Rogers
Ault
Cole
W. L. Pence
WIII
Lumber Trust
House
First Christian Science Society Formed in Albuquerque
At a meeting in the Grant building, the First Christian Science Society of Albuquerque was formed with officers elected Mrs M A Phelan as reader Mrs C EB Morrison as second reader Mrs Plumer as clerk and Mrs Marply as treasurer. The society begins with fifteen members and will hold regular Sunday services at the Commercial Club building at 10 oclock.
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Grant Building
Chief Science Society of
Albuquerque
M. A. Phelan
C. EB. Morrison
Mra.dda Plumer
Marply
Commercial Club
Ifo‘elock
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Bradley
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Wm. Marsh Rice
Ion
Supreme Court of the United States
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Navy Gazelle
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Sweden
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Stockholm
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King Oscar
Odessa
Russia
Herne
Edoard Miller
Fedral Council
Swhky Confederation
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Berlin
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von Buerow
Tonee
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Lillian Henselden
Tie
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Potithen
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Ketler
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Spake ‘ Prankaler
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the University
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Mrs. Storer
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Hearst
NEW York News
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Omy
Sullivar
Pennsylvania
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du Bois
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Smoot
Ting Asi du
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Boston
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Children’s Hospital
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G. A. Custer
Rochester
Third Cavalry Division
George A. Custer
Henry ©. Belman
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Custer
Cuteter
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Sherida
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