Ex-Governor Discusses Contingent Fund Use in Turbulent Times
Ex Governor L. St. Prince visits en route to Santa Fe and explains how the contingent expense fund of the governor's office is used for official needs. He notes the fund covered stationery, postage, clerical help, fuel, and janitor services with proper receipts, and discusses changes since the territorial era including a private secretary and telephone.
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States opening argument will commence tomorrow
Hawley will open on prosecutions behalf today consumed in discussing admissibility of evidence of several witnesses.
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Darrow Duel With Pinkertons In Idaho Trial Hemmed By Evidence Fight
In Holse Idaho July 18 the Haywood trial enters a key phase with about five hundred witnesses. Darrow accuses Pinkertons and mine owners of instigating unrest while arguing evidence of threats against Gov Steunenberg. He contends some incidents were accidents or grafted to build charges against the Western Federation. Horah to respond as court weighs admissibility and jury instructions.
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National Livestock Exchange Meeting at Kansas City
Kansas City July 18 The nineteenth annual meeting of the National Livestock Exchange Association drew representatives from fifteen principal markets across the nation including Impar lanes to Denver and from St Paul to Fort Worth. The exchange acts as a clearing house for local markets and the meeting focuses on business ideas and aims. President James C Swift of Kansas City indicated no pressing issues for the morning sessions and noted post mortem examinations would be discussed in his address.
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Collision on Ocean Parkway Kills One Involving Coney Island Party
A head on crash on Ocean Parkway early today leaves Thos Donovan of New York dead after his lightless car at about 60 mph impales on spoked wheel. Chapman Ropes of Morristown New Jersey and an unidentified man are badly injured as ten riders are all injured. The crash generates a loud impact heard far away and prompts warnings against late night racing on the road.
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Santa Fe Plans New Office Complex in Albuquerque Shops
A report states Santa Fe officials in Veka plan to erect a four building office complex from the new water treatment plant to the transfer track at Albuquerque shops. The complex will serve as headquarters for the Albuquerque division of the Coast Lines as current offices are too small.
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Head Split Wide Open by Lightning Near Las Vegas
Juan Lucero a 64 year old ranchman from Tubazon in San Miguel county was struck by lightning while riding near Romeraville four miles from East Las Vegas New Mexico. His head was split from brow to chin and death was instantaneous. His wife and daughter endured shock but recovered, and the party drove to Romeraville for help.
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Las Vegas Youth Struck by Freight Train
Juan Garela a 16 year old Las Vegas resident was struck by extra freight No. 625 westbound at 12 20 p m while picking up coal along the Santa Fe tracks north of the city He was thrown from the engine pilot to the track and found by trainmen He likely cannot survive the skull fracture at the base of the brain doctors say He has a family and has lived near Nile for years
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Korean Emperor Declares He Will Not Abdicate
The Imperial Household Minister outlines the emperor's firm stance against abdication. He affirms His Majesty's determination to continue ruling and to fulfill duties as sovereign.
Death threats and upheaval in Seoul as Korea faces Japanese control
Placards call for death of Japanese officials in Seoul while guards deter riots. Reports recount the emperor's distress and a postponed audience with Marquis Ito. Pak Yong Ho defends the emperor against abdication and vows resistance to dethronement. Tokyo signals reforms limiting royal power with Japanese oversight. Korean ministers resign amid tensions over royal authority and foreign influence.
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Elks Parade Dazzles Philadelphia During Reunion
Philadelphia July 18 Over 10 000 Elks march down Broad Street marking the reunion climax. Lodges from Atlantic to Pacific participate as Philadelphia goes holiday for the spectacle. Many women accompany husbands. unusual that few left wives at home amid celebrations.
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Former Manila bank cashier sentenced for falsified notes
Mulford, former cashier of the defunct American bank at Manila, today received an eight year ten month prison term on charges of falsifying notes purporting to be part of the bank’s assets.
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Terrible Destruction Reported in Vienna Fire
Vienna reports a terrible incident yesterday leaving multiple buildings destroyed. Officials say many people were killed and others injured in the disaster, with reports listing affected areas including Neu and Hernais.
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Magill murder case linked to Clinton arrest spree
Clinton Illinois July 18 details a web of Magill family crime tied to San Diego where Fred H Magill and his wife are jailed on murder charges. Allegations include Magill’s attentions to a woman, a noted death by strychnine and chloroform, and a Denver elopement with Fay Graham. An Arkansas of arrests in Missouri ties to the banker and a key gambler. officials expect further charges as the case unfolds.
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Governor Curry Arrives in San Francisco on Manila Train
Governor George Curry of New Mexico, en route to Washington, D.C., arrived in San Francisco yesterday aboard the Manila train. After a brief official visit here, he will depart for New Mexico to resume duties and return soon.
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Oil Field Found in Utah Report Reaches Los Angeles
Washington county Utah yields a large oil discovery along the Salt Lake and San Pedro road. The find promises an extended heavy oil field development near the new field reaching toward Los Angeles with reports of sizable output potential and regional impact.
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P Sealers Seized in American Waters
U S Revenue Cutter Manning captured two sealers within a mile of shore in American waters, sifting through the incident as authorities acted against illegal sealing operations.
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Japanese Poachers Detained By Revenue Cutter Manning
Washington reports that on July 6 the Manning pursued two Japanese fishing schooners near Seal Rock and St Paul, finding fresh seal skins and meat aboard. The Japanese denied poaching, but the state department ordered the poachers turned over at the nearest Japanese port for usual settlement.
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Japan Assured of Our Peaceable Intent
New York July 15 Morel ing Minister Hayashi of Japan replies to calls for assurance of peace and goodwill toward the United States. He says reports of a U S Pacific cruise imply no hostile intent, and the Japanese nation stands united in the justice and pacific character of their government toward America.
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Explosion at Gearship linked to flash back incident
Washington reports the court of inquiry found the explosion resulted from a flash back inside the tattleshit Gear. Breach of the elected fund was opened after the flash was charged. Shreds of burning cloth and unconsumed powder drove into the turret as the ext charge prepared.
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