Horrible Murder in Constantinople by Exiled Pasha
In Constantinople Nedjim Bey procurator general of Vilayet in Tripoli, North Africa, was murdered by Ali Shawy Pasha, a Kurdish exiled former Scutari governor. The attacker seized the victim’s throat with his teeth and throttled him in a sensational act. A separate Paris report notes a bomb explosion in a garret, wounding two and suggesting an anarchist plot.
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Constantinople
Nedjim Hiiin Bey
Vilayet
Tripoli
North Africa
Ali Shawy Pasha
Scutari
Ali Shi
Redvan Paths
Powers Horn George Powers and Anna Horn Married Morning
George F Powers of this city wed Anna Horn of San Marcial at Immaculate Conception Church in a small ceremony officiated by Rev Mandalar. Witnesses included Chester Goss and Angle Powers. Powers, son of Mr and Mrs John Powers, worked as a bookkeeper and now serves at I B Putney’s wholesale grocery. Horn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Horn of San Marcial, has been a telephone operator and more recently at the Economist store. The couple, with many friends in central New Mexico and San Marcial, begins married life with best wishes from The Evening Often.
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Church of Immaculateion
Mandalar
George F. Powers
Anna Horn
San Marcial
Chester Goss
Angle Powers
Apps
John Powers
Hollih Street
Coal Avenue
Albuquerque
Colorado Telephone Company
Economist
New Mexico
San Marelal
Safety boxes all right in Frisco vaults survive fire
In San Francisco big institutions report their steel safety boxes opened yesterday and all contents intact. Names include Union Trust Crocker Woolworth Canadian Bank of Commerce and Mercantile Trust. No losses reported despite the fire risk and barrier breaches.
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Chas. Spier
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
San Francisco
Cal
Union Trust
Crocker-Woolworth
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Mercantile Trust
Strike at Pueblo smelter leads to fatal clash and guard action
Early morning labor unrest near the Pueblo smelter drew 200 striking workers as a sheriff’s posse intervened. Gunfire killed Mike Martino and wounded two other strikers, with several men beaten during disarmament attempts. The incident reflected a breakdown in labor talks over unpaid work hours and safety.
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Pueblo, Cole, May
Pueblo
McMu
Hallane
Mike Mart
Second Day Session of Territorial Dental Board Held
The Territorial Dental Board conducted its second day session with several candidates examined. President Dr. Je H. Chamberlin presided and announced the slate of remaining examinees including WW Tilton Clayton LT Smith San Marcial H Keeba and WH H Taylor Artesia.
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Tay
Je H. Chamberlin
LT. Smith
San Marcial
H. Keeba
H. Taylor
Artesia
Epworth League Elects New Officers
The Epworth League elected officers for the coming term at the Byworth Smume church meeting in MD parlors. Elected were President Ming Mary Hartnett, Vice President J Howger, Second Vice President Mien Mary Alarhien, Third Vice President Mien Asada McCathim, Fourth Vice President Mien Notte Baker, Secretary Mien C. Butherlase. Also notes a light earthquake near Wood en Nutmeg, no injuries reported.
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Byworth Smume
Bost
Ollowene
Ming Mary Hartnett
Fiat View
J. Howger
Second
Proakteut
Mien
Mary Alarhien
Sulrd
Mre Tetan
Pourts
Asada McCathim
Notte Baker
C. Butherlase
Vine Wisclad
Roworth Laague
Peel Punes
Rioters Fined in County Court Conviction Report
A county court today fined several defendants including John Murty John Denning A Cronvy RI Bb Jo HH Boyd Ht Farrell for crimes connected to a riot. Denning A Crowby and BR L Bhipley pleaded to Wenault related charges each fined $3.50. Also noted are commodity prices for lead and copper with May values in York.
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Nymehiniate
Csunty
Wee
Souloval
John Murty
John Denning
A. Cronvy
Jo HH. Boyd
Ht Farrell
Cis
oGny
Deta Denning
Crow
BR. L. Bhipley
Manied
de Fordante
Eiebanes
Wenault
Welion
Anny
Vegas
Chaves
Sumon
Statehood Delayed By Rate Bill Conflict Turmoil at Parliament in St Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg and Washington describe worsening friction between government and parliament. A modified fundamental law sparked protests and police action at a meeting, with calls to dismiss the police chief. Other items note a Kieff assassination and Congress progress on railroad rate legislation, plus a flood report from Hankou, China.
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St. Petersburg
Parniament
the Economical Society
Constitutional Democrats
Roditchef
Poice
Elks Plan Denver Trip At Albuquerque Meeting
A special Elks committee met at Attorney Felix Lester to organize the Denver convention trip. A badge design by A W Cavanaugh was approved and he was to obtain quotes from badge makers. Cavanaugh reported Elks from Winslow Flagstaff Williams Silver City Deming El Paso and other western towns may join. The group discussed inviting Lay Vegas and Raton Elks and arranging transport, with an invitation letter to those towns and funds for travel.
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Felix Lester
The
Elks
Denver
A. W. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Sean
Elke
Ant
Las
Vegas
Raton Elke
Entabde Elby
Ym Wien
Eure
Touching Diamond Pin Case At Belens Courts
The St Louis court reports attorney Wilketeon appearing for the defense in the case of Leg Chaves and a named Josephine charged by a local treasurer with touching a diamond pin. Both defendants were bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond as the prosecution proceeds. The event centers on the alleged pin incident in Belens with a contested line of testimony and preparation for further action.
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Wilketeon
Leg Chaves
Josephine
Trellayer
Ueh
Adelt Chaves
Boley
Old Board Out New Board In At Last Night's Meeting
At last night's meeting of the board of education the old board was ousted and the new board sworn in after routine business. Bills for the past month were approved. The finance committee reported a balance of $10,000 on hand. Colonel Hopkins received a vote of thanks for his year as president. The new board includes Hopkins, Lathy, Washburn, Strong, Ice, Marron, Conley and Craig with Hopkins as president. A bond of $50,000 for the treasurer was accepted as sufficient. the form referred to the finance committee. A meeting of the new board is set for Thursday to discuss important matters. City schools will close the 8th this month and a lengthy session is expected at the next meeting.
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T Ie Board
Ft Education
Thanias
Hopkins
A. E. Walker
Messrs
Lathy
Washburn
Strong
Ice
Marron
Conley
Craig
Hopline
Whis
Finance Committee
Benefit Dance Thursday Evening at Traction Park
A benefit dance planned for Thursday evening May 1 at the Casino Traction Park will raise funds for the Molntael Browns to cover expenses. The Castine ae Chestre will perform and a large number of patrons are anticipated as the Browns, popular and well regarded, seek support from friends and supporters.
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Traction Park
Molntael
Castine Ae
Mernlah
Jaree
Standard Oil to be prosecuted in Ohio officials say
Assistant Attorney General Miller announced criminal proceedings will be brought against officials of Standard Oil in Ohio. The statement notes state action follows alleged misconduct and outlines charges pending in Columbus.
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Standard Oil
Ohio
Columbus
Miller
The
Stanard OU
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