Western Federation President Claims Orchard Lied About Explosions
The president of the Western Federation asserts that Orchard did not tell the truth regarding a series of explosions. The dispute centers on conflicting statements from Orchard and federation leadership.
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Western Federation
Orchard
Haywood trial opens with deposition reading in Moyer testimony
In Holse Maho July 10 the Haywood trial resumes with W A Abernathy deposition reading where Orchard allegedly said he would get Steunenberg. John Tierney testifies on Denver political sentiment in 1904 05. Moyer sworn as witness. he details Cripple Creek and Coeur d Alene strikes and travels with Orchard. A rail yard worker in St Paul suffers ear injury from a passing train.
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Holse
Maho
Haywood
Korah
W. A. Abernathy
Couer D'Alene
Orchard
Steunenberg
John Tierney
Denver
Colorado
Peake
Supreme Court
Jerney
Peabody
Darrow
Western Federation of Miners
Wood
Wipi
Coeur D'Alene
Frank Steanend
Cripple Creek
Meyer
Joplin
Tme
Moyer
Western Federation
Ouray
Pettibone
Man's Bar
St. Paul
Frank Erick
Union Depot
Great Northern
St. Mary's Hospital
Prison expert questions prison finances in Santa Fe audit
Santa Fe reports reveal Superintendent Marion Littrell faces a tight five month maintenance budget. Tales of coal stock and various funds prompt questions over Treford’s accounting, with claims of a $27,899.58 working balance and doubts about bills receivable and convicts earnings potential. Some call the brick plant revival key to future profits, while others challenge past deficits and fund availability.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial Prison
Anues
Marion Littrell
Trelford
Tresford
Trefford
Morning Journal of
Albuquerque
Penitentiary Board
EL Camino Real Fund
Penitentiary’ Income Fund
Penitentiary Board Fund
Permanent Improvement Fund
Penitenary Income Fund
Trafford
T. O. Ws
Treasury
HO. Burson
Phil
Collec
Burlington to adopt 7 cent fare across western rail lines
Omaha reports Assistant General Passenger Agent Buckingham announced the Burlington will implement a 7 cent fare schedule within ten days across its Wyoming Montana Colorado Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and South Dakota routes. Clerks are finalizing tariffs and the move aims to raise local travel value while allowing long distance fares to be more attractive. Officials say the change will not hurt Burlington profits and may prompt other lines to follow suit benefiting local travelers.
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Omaha
Neb
Buckingham
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
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Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Territorial Capital Official Matters Terri to rial Capital Official Matters
Santa Fe July 10 articles of incorporation filed in Territorial Secretary J W Raynolds office for Crocker Mercantile Co at Cimarron Colfax county with 200 shares of 100 each and 15000 to begin. Valley Farms at Sacramento City Otero with 100000 stock. mining firm at Silver City. Notaries Public appointments by Acting Governor Taynolde include Motnnes Lake Arthur and others across Chaves, Roosevelt, Quay counties.
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Santa Fe
Territorial
J. W. Raynolds
Crocker Mercantile Company
Cimarron
Colfax County
Crocker
Ai Charron
Object General Mercantile Business
F. C. Crocker
George EB. Crocker
Charles Remnaberg
Raton, Leopold
Tyrone Copper Company
New Mexico
Silver City
Grant County
George
A. Easton
Arizona
Valley Farms Company
Sacramento City
Otero County
A. M. Jackey
A. M. Jacktey
W.T. Mullis
George T. Kimple
Alamogordo
W. Taynolde
Wo J Motnnes
Lake Arthur
Chaves County
Hubert Montoya
Moriarty
Torrance County
Ehmer Ht. Robinson
Textco
Roosevelt County
Frank W. Winston
Fairview
Sierra County
Frank E. Penn
Tucurnearh Quay County
Frederick W. Wibling
81 CARS IN RACE FOR 1907 GLIDDEN TROPHY
Crowd watches 81 autos start a 1600 mile Glidden Trophy tour from Cleveland touring through Toledo Chicago Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York. Early morning start and dense crowd created danger but no injuries were reported. Racing not permitted during this event in 1907.
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Ol Oho
Jay
Cleveland
Toedo
Chicago
Columbus
Portales 10 000 Building Block Planned By O F Lodge
Portales New Mexico July 10 The T O F lodge has bought a Main Street lot near the depot and will construct a 10 000 business block with the second story for lodge use The order is thriving with over 100 members Reverend W S Jackson a noted evangelist has just closed a campaign here and will continue meetings in several valley towns
Santa Fe Charged With Giving Rebates to Sugar Beet Co
An indictment returned by a federal grand jury charges the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad with granting rebates totaling 12000 dollars to the United States Sugar Beet company of Garden City Kansas. The sixty five count indictment alleges violations of the law and the company faces up to 1300000 dollars in fines or a minimum of 600 dollars per count if convicted.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
United States
Garden City
Kansas
Building walks progress in Silver City New Mexico
Silver City New Mexico July 20 Spec lair The construction of cement sidewalks in residence and business portions of this city is progressing rapidly Several blocks have been laid along streets under a sidewalk ordinance recently passed by the territorial legislature for the benefit of Silver City The council is enforcing the law and expects cement sidewalks in the residence district within a few months making Silver City as fine as any in the west Money Market New York July 10 Prime merchantile paper 6 1/2 percent on call steady 5 1/2 percent
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Silver City
Spec_lair
Collapse at Washington Avenue Building Buries Six Workers
Philadelphia. Six workmen are believed killed after the Hridge man Bros building on Washington avenue below Fifteenth street collapsed this afternoon. One body, John Marshall, has been recovered. at least two others are in the ruins. About twenty-five men worked inside as the east wall crumbled. many jumped to escape while others were trapped. Rescue efforts proceed amid heavy debris and slow progress.
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Philadelphia
Hridge~man Bros
Washington Avenue
Fifteenth Street
John Marshall
San Marcial Girl Weds In Tucson Elopement
San Marcial MM July 10 Special Mise Carrye Fauser, a former stenographer, left on a short vacation and returned as Mrs C C Riley of Tucson Ariz. Her husband, a Santa Fe brakeman, met her in this city and the couple wed in an elopement after her parents urged waiting until she was older.
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San Marcial
Tucson
Hagermans Leave New Mexico for Good
Trowwell July 10. J J Hagerman the Pecos valley magnate and father of H J Hagerman will leave New Mexico with his family. He has reportedly sold his interests in Pecos Valley and Northeastern railway to Santa Fe Railway for over a million dollars and may dispose of a large land tract near the city. Despite denials, locals say political defeats and a land deal exposure drive the move.
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Trowwell
J. J. Hagerman
Pecos Valley
H. J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Hagerman
Herbert
Blacksmith
Attempt to dissolve great tobacco trust in New York
New York July 10 government petitions in the United States circuit court to dissolve the tobacco trust led by American Tobacco and allied companies and 29 individuals. The filing cites monopolistic growth since 1890 and alleges retail chain control via United Cigar Stores to stifle competition. Criminal prosecutions under the Sherman law are deemed highly probable.
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New York
United States
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Company
American Snuft Company
American Cigar Company
United Cigar Stores Company
American Stogle Company
McAndrews and Forbes Company
Conley Fail Company
Tobacco Trust
United Cigar Stores’ Company
James C. McReynolds
Special Agsistant
Physicians Granted Licenses in New Mexico Board Session
The territorial board of health in Santa Fe admitted thirty two physicians and awarded licenses after diplomas and exams. Some licenses withheld pending moral references. embalmers Stedd of Clovis and Brown of Alamogordo received licenses. Names include Martin Romero Rivers Montoya Bailey Shelton Haswell Mendricks Brown Stetson Hale Williams Pierto Provines Wilkinson Crip Guernsey Porter Tall King Parks Drake Tinker Loving Manney Renegar Bonar Frank Kirschner Cellum Sewell among others.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial Board of Health
Stedd
Clovis
Henry J. Brown
Alamogordo
Heenses
New Mexico
John G. Martin
Romero
Thomas C. Krivers Montoya
Henry T. Bailey
Texico
William L. Shelton
Montoya
Wiliam G. Haswet
Des Moines
William Halley
Folsom
Farmington
William M Guernsey
Hachita
Frank R Porter
Prank EB. Tall
Albuaquerque
Stephen J .King
Willam W. Parks
Galtlap
William G. Drake
Quay
GL .Tinker
Aququerque
Joeph TH. Loving
Lloyd
Leroy
Strayhorn
la Grande
J. B. Manney
Tucumcari
J. F. Renegar
Leopold
Join BK. Bonar
Rincon
Charles A. Frank
Albuquerque
H. B. Kirschner
Thomas II
Cellum
Orogrande
G. Sewell
Japan Has Made No Demands On America
The State Department issued a statement declaring all such reports untrue, asserting that Japan has not pressed the United States for any concessions or changed terms.
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Japan
America
State Department
Denial clears Japan US talks of demands for satisfaction
Washington sources from the state department and the Japanese embassy deny any current negotiations or correspondence with Japan over treatment of Japanese in San Francisco. Aoki is not returning to Japan, and reports of renewed Japanese pressure are disputed. Tokio discussions of Ishii’s secret mission reflect dissatisfaction with Ambassador Aoki’s reports.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Hague
London Daily Telegraph
Japan
Tes
San Francisco
Aoki
Insul
Tokio
Acata
New York
Herald
Times Dispatch
Ishii
Foreign Office
Uni
Washington
United States
Duran Stands Trial For Killing Friend In Silver City
Juan Duran, native, is held on a preliminary hearing for the fatal blow to Ramon Vasques in Silver City. The pair were former friends, a quarrel over a rock fracture killed Vasques after a night of drinking. Duran was arrested and likely will be held without bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Silver City
N. My
Juan Duran
Ramon Vasques
Walsh
Duran
Varques
Vasques
Dia
Jy Arsallant
Cooley Nominated for President in National Education Group
Los Angeles July 10 Cooley superintendent of the city schools was nominated for head of the National Educational Association today by a unanimous nomination committee. Another name was presented and his unanimous election was intended.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cooley
Theil
National Educationalsociation Today
Jother
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