Snowstorm Hammers Europe Atlantic Coast and Italy Deaths
Across Europe an intense snowstorm grips the Atlantic coast and Lodex Italy. Cardinal Cavegnat and Cardinal Tripeni die of paralysis or related causes, while unrest and violence surge in Lodex with many killed and wounded as workers and authorities clash amid factory closures. Paris reports a continent-wide heavy snowblanket crippling rail traffic and daily life. The US accepts James Boyce as ambassador to Washington with formal dispatch in the works.
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Rome
Cavegnat
Cardinal Tripepi
Cardinal Cavegnas
Tripep
Luigi Tripeni
Congregation of Indulgences and
Italy
Felice Cavernas
Maly
Paln Sends Ships to Coast on Morocco
Madrid December 0 The British armored cruiser Carlos V and the battleship Pelta Yo have to sail for Tangier as Spain voices strategic moves toward Morocco with naval forces ready on the coast.
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PALN
Morocco
Madrid
Carlos V
Pelta Yo Havel
Tanger
Horse Struck by Trolley Wire. Rider Safe
A horse was knocked down near the corner of Kecond and Geld avenues by a trolley wire carrying 500 volts. The driver, WooH. Grimmer, narrowly avoided contact and the horse recovered after the wire was repaired. A bystander was seen holding the wire end, ignoring warnings. The street traffic was congested until the danger was removed.
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Kecond
Geld Avenue
Grimmer
Traimle i
Taft denies Bonnet claim amid Cuba situation report
Washington dispatch notes the War Department’s Cuba update as of December 29, stating conditions are not alarming. Governor Magoon's letter expresses hope for provincial government stability and mentions a nonessential Camaguey railway workers strike with fifty artillerymen sent, while another private letter reports quiet conditions and no major changes.
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Washington
War Department
Cuba
Ma[goon
Cameguey
Camaguey
Secretary Yott Denies Presidential Candidacy Ambition
Washington reports Secretary Yott disclaims pursuit of the presidential nomination. He says he would decline only if the chance to run arose, noting he is not seeking the presidency but acknowledges a possible unlikely exception. The other item notes William Dudley Fouth’s investigation into Indian Territory townsite fraud, now in Interior Department review with no immediate publication.
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Washington
Yott
Wee
William Dudley Fouth
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Officer O'Leary Stops Two Men on Train No 10
Immigrant inspectors questioned two men found without valid tickets on train No 10 at Islet Junction. One had a paper lacking proper admission stamps while a scrawled note requested transport to Albuquerque, setting off an investigation into possible detentions and forged documents.
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Intatins Witet
Spector
Albuquerque
A. Rube
Jane
Hubbell Case Forced Governor To Answer For Removals
The New Mexico territory supreme court ruled that Governor Otero lacked power to remove elective officers Thomas S Hubbell sheriff of Bernalillo and Frank A Hubbell treasurer and ex officio collector. The relators prevailed mandamus relief, with decisions confirming the officers were unlawfully ousted and entitled to their offices. The ruling clarifies territorial authority and limits on executive removal power ahead of January term.
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Supreme Court
Territory of
New Mexico
Thomas
Hubbell
Perfecto Armijo
Bernalillo County
A. Hubbell
Justo St. Armijo
Thomas S. Hubbell
Frank A. Hubbell
Otero
Seank A. Hubbell
Thoras S. Hubbell
Nik Attics
George W. Pritchard
Thomas & Hubbell
Givtridt Court
Dhiminwe
Wenenal
Sdeneral
W. €. Ieid
Bubbells
Abbott
Ts. Abbell
F. A Mubbell
tanwuaKe
Disbanded Manchester Regiment Men Sail for Canada
About 200 members of the recently disbanded 3rd battalion Manchester regiment have sailed from London for Canada to join the dominion army at the expense of the Canadian government. A number of Royal Garrison Artillery men will follow in about four weeks.
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London
Manchester Regiment
Canada
Dominion Army
Royal Garrieon Artillery
People of Socorro Pleased With Supreme Court Decision
Special to The Evening Citizen Bocorro December 24. People of Socorro and especially Republicans praise the territorial supreme court ruling in the Hubbell case. They believed Governor Otero overstepped his authority in removing the Hubbells from office. The city thinks Leandro Bacw was removed without reasonable cause.
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Bocorro
Socorro
Territorial Supreme Court
Otere
Thin City
Leandro Bacw
Baroness Burdette Critically Ill and Other News
New York reports Grover Cleveland's illness at Princeton eased after a serious indigestion attack. Baroness Coutts is said to be in critical condition with bronchitis. Adolphus Nuseh, the brewer, shows some improvement after a relapse. C G Leonard, once a wealthy wheat speculator, dies at the Spokane county poor farm. His downfall traced to drinking, with family links noted. Duane Rapes, a noted forger linked to The Associated Press, is arrested in Spokane.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
England
Don
Baroness the Coutts
Busch
Monster
Lule
Adolphus Nuseh
Pneumoni
Chicago
Tribune
Spokane
Washington
Old Hutch
C. G. Leonard
Tirmingham
Prot
Albuquerque Boy Gets Rail Road Plumb
The article notes W. Tobita, former president of Mbuquerque and ex-superintendent for the Santa Fe at Clebourne Texas, is appointed view president of the stock land railway system and may resign from Santa Fe to assume duties. Mr Robins is promoted to lead the line, praised as a top railroad operative and road operations master. He is son in law of Mire Wo Bel Talbot, long associated with The Hyening Citizen and active in Tio Grande divisions. A lifelong outdoorsman, he was an acclaimed amateur baseball player in the region.
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W. Tobita
Mbuquerque
Santa Fe Railway
Clebourne
Texas
le View
Stock Land Railway Eystem
Hobine
The
Santa Fe
Hovey
Robins
Land Department
Rock Island Road
Iatiaw
Mire
Talbot
Jeste” Kebine
Thin City
Marcial
Tio Grande
Hill Denies Intention of Retirement in Gorn Feta Receivers
A report notes Hill denies plans to retire amid ongoing receivership in Gorn Feta. The piece highlights law violations related to land, with focus on ownership and legal proceedings affecting the region. Local officials confirm status and possible implications for stakeholders.
More Trouble Given by Brother in Black
City Marshal Frisbie's alleged murderers are cornered near Sheridan Lake after a midnight running fight. One man wounded, the other aiding him. heavy rain delays the pursuit as posse units converge from Sheridan Lake and nearby towns to close escape routes and press a verdict within hours.
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Jeian Lake
Frisbie
Lamar
Sheridian Lake
Sheridan Lake
Wike Place
Towner
Excape
Serious clashes feared in Kansas town amid racial strife
A Perry Kansas special reports rising tension between white citizens and a local band of Negroes. Several clashes have occurred and excitement runs high as Joseph Walter, a white resident, was seriously injured in a street fight with a Black man named Bryant. Threats against other citizens are reported.
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Kansas Kansas City
Star
Perry
Kansas
Joseph Walter
Bryant
Thaw Trial Date Set For January In New York
District Attorney announced that Harry K Thaw's murder case against Stanford White will be heard in the criminal branch of the supreme court before Justice Greenbaum with a tentative start date of January 21. Recorder Goff affirmed the conviction of opera singer Harico Caruso for fines imposed for harassing women near Central Park's monkey house, following Magistrate Baker's election.
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Tuaw
York
Harry K.thaw
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Tence
Caruso
New York
Goff
Harico Caruso
Magisttate
Baker
Central Park
Ferry Boat Collides and Sinks in Hudson
A Hudson river incident reports a ferry boat collision leading to sinking near St. Paul. Details mention J. J. Hill denying planned July retirement as Great Northern president but preferring to stay on. Separate item notes Mobile railroad receivers appointed by chancery court in New Albany.
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J. J. Hill
The
Great Northern
Mobile
Messrs. Monell
Morrison & McLeod
Chicago Gulf Railroad
B. Dewey
Chancery Court
New Albany
Mins
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City
Ferry Boat Paterson Sinks After Hudson Collision
The ferry Paterson of the Erienne sank after a collision with a freight lighter in the Hudson near midstream while en route to Twenty Third Street from Hoboken. All in the boat were saved but eighteen horses drowned. passengers and crew were rescued by the lighter, with little time to save the horse aboard.
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Hudson
Nowork
Paterson
Hudson River
Twenty-Third Street
New York
Hoboken
Strike by officers over pay threatens Pacific coast shipping
Seattle December 29 A sweeping dispute erupts after a sailors strike with officers demanding overtime pay and a one dollar monthly salary rise. The Masters and Pilots association supports the officers while delays hit the Santa Ana vessel as negotiations stall.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
Theidagreement Nex
Santa Ana
Northwestern Steamships Company
Henriett
Masters’ and Pilots’ Association
Japanese Revolt Paper Urges Assassination Plot In Berkeley
San Francisco authorities reported an inflammatory issue titled The Revolution published in Berkeley. The edition calls for assassination of the mikado and President Roosevelt. Marked copies were mailed to the San Francisco board of education.
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San Francisco
Berkeley
Mikado
Roosevelt
Board of Education
Teacher Annual Convention in Las Vegas A Success
The twenty fifth annual session of the New Mexico Educational Association wrapped in Las Vegas with an oratorical contest won by Grover Emmonson of this city. Officiating officers were elected, routine business completed, and the program carried out as The Evening Citizen noted.
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Sas Vegas
University of New Mexico
Elty
Grover Emmonon
J. Emons
New Mexico
Ror. Larkin
Las Vegas
Myrtle Decker
Hhools
Springer, View
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