Roosevelt Losing Ground in Republican Power Struggle
Washington reports a prominent Republican senator voices that Theodore Roosevelt cannot dictate the next national Republican convention. The piece notes rising anti-Roosevelt sentiment, possible candidates like Foraker and Hughes, Taft's Supreme Court ascent, Cortelyou's retirement, and the anti-Roosevelt faction gaining influence ahead of the 1908 convention. The article also covers New Mexico Supreme Court matters and bar admissions in the territory.
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Washington
Pheodore Rootevelt
Senate
Roosevelt
Foraker
Poraker
White House
Ohio
Taft
Supreme Court
Fuller
Hughes
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Col
Harry New
Cowboy Jack Wright Shot at Deming
Cowboy Jack Wright known as ax Jack was shot Tuesday evening around 7 by C Cossing in Deming. Wright, acting deputy under City Marshal N L Wright, was struck in the right lung and escaped fatal injury after medical care. Cossing was arrested at Smiths barber shop following the shooting. motive cited as Wright attempting to arrest Cassine.
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BC Wright
Ax Jack
Cousins
Smith
Wind
Wright
Cassine
Spader Appointed Sandoval County Commissioner
A delegation of Sandoval county citizens urged Governor Hagerman to appoint a replacement for the late Pedro Castillo. The group backed C. F. Spader of Bernalillo, with W. B. Hopewell of the New Mexico Fuel & Iron Co and Albuquerque Eastern railway president present. Hagerman appointed C. F. Spader to fill the vacancy, following the delegation's recommendations amid factional disputes within the county Republican party.
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Charles P. Spader
Bernalido
Sandoval County
Pedro Castillo
New Mexican
Hagerman
J. M. Sandoval
Fred J. Otero
Henlery Perea
C. F. Spader
W. &. Hopewell
New Mexico Fuel & Iron Company
Albuquerque Eastern Railway
Bernalillo
Bernalillo Cantile Company
Thur
Spadmimiselon
Senator Clark Sells Vermejo Ranch to Clark Estate
Jan. 10 report details William A. Clark's purchase of the Vermejo ranch in northern New Mexico for about $2,000,000. The 2000000 acres property near Print dad is described as one of the West’s finest with a stone house, vast cattle and sheep holdings, and elaborate improvements since 1879. The land originated from the Maxwell grant, tied to Mexican and U.S. treaty arrangements, with Bartlett and three Colorado owners linked to its history.
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Clark
Mexico
Willian H. Bartlett
Chicago
William A. Clark
Printdad
New Mexico
Firth Avenue
New York
Michigan Boulevard
Bartlett
Colorado
Maxwell Land Grant
Coll States
Guadaloupe Hidalgo
Maxwell
Bartlet
County to spend 1.10 on each pupil in Bernalillo
County Superintendent Stroup certifies apportionment of the 1907 school fund totaling 8,225.80 for Bernalillo County. With 7,475 school age children, the rate is 1.10 per scholar, distributed across districts.
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Stroup
Bernalillo County
Andrew B. Stroup
ST Ereers Ao
Rietsek
LTD
TATA
Der Vash Rag and Clog Dance Night At Barnes Store
A lively dialogue features characters discussing clog dancing and musical bits at a Barnes store. They joke about foot tremors, shoe types, and various dances including a red-hot polka and a ragtime two-step called Der Vash Rag while preparing a quirky stage routine.
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Barnes
Indiana
Lancers
Indian Admits Historic Murder at Dutch Creek Nevada
An old Dutch Creek tale recalls the 1860s raid on Schmit and nephews during the Dutchman mine conflict. Kit Carson, the Plute Indian, recounts the raid and admits firing the first shot that killed the German owner Sehmit after he refused coin pay. Carson, aged and bent, says he killed many, but claims to be a reformed Indian now.
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Dutch Creek
Walker Lake
Todies
Nev
Ming
Kit Carson
United States
Sehmit
Hin
Schmit
Nie
Uwe
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John Ko McFie
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Edward A. Mann
Justce I. A. Abbott
Josep D. Senark
Diepa
Medler
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W.C. Tel
Crefehton M. Foraker
F. Hugh Wer
J. J Hag Oenan
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John W Majers
Santa Fe
Andrews
Cecath
Silver City
Frank T. Canphel
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Alford
Raton
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R.W. Palmer
H. F. Walnut
Wagon Mound
J. B. Atkinson
Artesia
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Roswell
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D.C. Griffith
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A.C. Heckler
Charles Kyte
Portales
J. B. Little
W. F. Brack
Orogrande
Alexander Murray, Jr
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Cowboy Jack Wright
Deming
Cossens
Anrest
Dean
How Spader
Fd. Chenney & Co
Toledo
W. J. Cheney & Co
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Senator Clark
Jamaica
Chamberlain
Michael Hart
Cart Service
Kingston
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Imperial Laundry Co
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Fort Madison
Beulah Rowley
Champoeg
Oregon
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Cardue
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Osgar
Adolf
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Orel
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Montezuma Trust CO
Albuquerque
the Bank of Conmercia
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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J. C. Baldridge
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H. F. Raynolds
Cashiersistant
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
U. S. Depository
State National Bank
N. Marron
Wm. Farr
J. B. Herndon
Dye
B. A. Miers
D. H. Varos
J. A. Weinman
F. HL Strong
Jay A. Hubbs
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
OLD Reliable
Putney
Southwest
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque, N. M
RIO Grande Lumber
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Marquette
Albuquerque Lumber Co
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