House And Council Clash Over New Approp Bill In 1908 Session
In Santa Fe the house and council battled over the special appropriation bill, approving various education and territorial items while adding minor amendments for immigration and attorney salaries. A conference committee was named to reconcile differences, and the house signaled support for the measure as the session progressed with further votes on county seat changes and banking stock provisions.
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School of Mines
University of New Mexico
Normal School
Silver City
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Japan Wants Philippines, Stone Says in Kansas City Speech
United States Senator William J. Stone warned in Kansas City that Japan seeks the Philippines and could seize the archipelago, risking a costly fleet clash to hold them. The remark came at a Knife and Fork Club dinner as he addressed potential international trouble.
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United States
Wm. J. Stone
Knife and Fork Club
Japan
Philippines
Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint Dies in Philadelphia
Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint of the U S Army, commanding the Missouri department with headquarters at Omaha, died suddenly at his Philadelphia hotel while in town for medical treatment. He was 62 years old.
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Wint
Philadelphia
Theodore J. Wint
Department of Missouri
Omaha
Young Bloods Suffered Most in Stock Slump
New York report notes that the youngest members of wealthy families bore the heaviest losses in the securities drop. Bankers say Union Pacific, Hill railroad shares, Great Northern and Northern Pacific accounted for most losses, ranging from 250000 to 500000 per family.
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New York
Wall Street
Union Pa
Knickerbocker
Metropolitan
Union Pacific
Hill Railroad
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Newport
Three Day Battle Ends in Defeat at Portillo de Naime
A three day battle at Portillo de Naim, involving five thousand Salvadoreans and Hondurans, ended with a defensive defeat. Paris in March noted the Nicaraguan legation received the report from foreign affairs.
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LE PC
Paris
Legation
Mir Forelgn
Nicaragua
Portillo de Naimasique
Suffragettes Sentenced After Parliament Brawl
London March 21 seventy six suffragettes arrested for brawling in Parliament precincts were sentenced this morning to terms ranging from a fortnight to several months of imprisonment. They were led away to the awaiting crowd outside the police court amid cheers and jeers.
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London
Polee Court
Acquitted Wrestler Selva Seeks Return to United States
Emil Selva, freed from murder conviction in France after long imprisonment, seeks to return to the United States with friends aiding his move. Henry Welsmantel arranged a charity event in Patterson to support his fresh start, featuring Tom Sharkey as ticket manager and Bob Fitzsimmons as referee, drawing many boxers and strong ticket sales.
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Patterson
Emil Selva
France
Italy
Ansious
Hig
Taine Fundy
Henry Welsmantel
Salva
Aiight
Tom Sharkey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Yuma Loses Florence Wins In Territorial Prison Bill
Special to The Citizen reports Florence gains and Yuma loses as a bill moves through the Arizona territorial legislature. The measure would remove the territorial prison from its current location to Florence and carries a $200,000 appropriation for the purpose. It is expected to pass the house and likely the senate.
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Phoenix
Mares
Florence
Train Service In Utah Abolished By Wind Storm
A heavy wind storm washed out part of the Ogden to Lucia cut off seven miles west of Ogden, submerging tracks near midnight and halting Southern Pacific service. Weather and labor issues dominated the report to stockholders, noting rising costs and ongoing labor tensions in the Southwest.
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Utah
Southern Pacific
Ogden-Lucia
Salt Lake
Ghorge Gould
Yos Buldiensome
An & Pacific Railroad
Rac J. Gould
Gould
Southwest
Floods sever rail links crippling California lines
San Francisco reports no rail service as floods halt traffic north and east. Sacramento suffers no damage while Stockton, though flooded, resumes business. Statewide damage tops two million dollars amid notes of future survey and possible abandonment of Meadow Valley road. In Hammond Illinois workers accept ten percent wage rise and return to work.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Nerth
Santa Fe
Salt Lake
Clark Road
Meadow Valley Canyon
Utah
Thaw Lunacy Hearing In New York Shapes Up
Seven alienists affidavits argue Thaw suffers paranoia and should not be released. They claim he could threaten public peace and may never recover. Jerome seeks a lunacy commission. Judge Fitzgerald adjourns the hearing after disputes over Dr Hamilton’s testimony.
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Jerome
Than Aday
Fitzgerald
Thaw
Harish
Irving S. Cobb
Hike
Ping
Mahon
McDonald
Pritchard
Ferris
Hirieh
Diffendorf
Justice Fitzgerald
Gleason
John B. Gleason
Delmas
Harmilton
Dem
Daniel O'Reily
Dr. Hamilton
Grant Trials Progress At San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 21 the grand jury opened anew to probe the telephone graft tied to a franchise given to the Home company. Twenty-seven indictments were already filed amid a fight by the Pacific States company, with $63,000 allegedly collected from both firms. General Service Agent Burns says the probe has just begun as Abraham Ruef faces sixty-six indictments and a $660,000 bond. Public officials face potential removal if they resign, with no indictments yet returned against them.
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Home Company
Pacific States Company
Compan General Service
Burns
Candal
Abraham Ruef
New Mexico lands restored to public entry
The president modified his March 12 order and restored 2,000,000 acres of coal land to public entry in the Santa Fe Roswell Clayton and Las Cruces land offices. Robert E. Wherritt was commissioned postmaster at Clayton and Martines named postmaster at Guadalupe New Mexico. Metal Market news notes copper at 606.30, quiet.
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Evening Citizen
Washington, Dd, C
Santa Fe
Roswell Clayton
Las Cruces
Robert BE. Wherritt
Clayton
Martines
Guadalupe
British steamer Fernley beached after damage near Hakodate
Hakodate Japan March 21 The British steamer Fernley en route from Tacoma February 10 to Tak u was beached near here after sustaining extensive damages It is believed she struck a floating mine in the Tsugaru Straits Divers are mining the straits in a wartime mining operation The straits lie between Honshu and Hokkaido and the incident is linked to wartime mine fields
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Hakodate
Japan
Fernley
Tacoma
Taku
Tyat
Straits of
Tsugara
Hondom
Yexra
Russi
Carnegie Hall to Close Concerts Over Debt Talk
New York March 21 Carnegie Hall will present its final two concerts to address debt concerns. The program on the 23rd features a three part work by Claude Debussy, performed by leading artists.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Claude Debussy
Trainmen West of Chicago Ready to Strike After Rejected Pay Offer
Chicago reports trainmen and conductors on all lines west of Chicago rejected managers offer for higher wages. Referendum votes begin tomorrow with a possible strike of 50,000 unless terms are improved. Prior talks closed February 2 with no further conferences planned. The unions pursued increases of 19 percent initially, then 12 percent with shorter hours, while freight, baggage, and passenger staff eyed raises in specific bands.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Tile
Tly
Curthye Cis
Goa
Brikemen
Dagmen
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