Santa Fe Leads Far East Mission Amid Ties and Treaties
Ambiguous report notes Santa Fe initiates far east ventures with many colleagues working on a tie in a chemical plant project. Mentions contractor Rees, Britain, France, Russia, and Japan. Arrivals in Albuquerque include twenty men as efforts to prevent intrusion on a belated flyer are described.
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Santa FE
Far East
Rees
Britain
France
Russia
W. H. Andrews
Japan
Albuquerque to get $150000 pickle plant project
Work on the new Ue pickling plant south of the city began with twenty teams and a hundred men grading land donated by the city to the Santa company. G F Rees of Topeka directs construction modeled on Summerville Texas plant costing 150000 dollars. About one hundred workers will erect the buildings, then 300 will operate it.
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Santa Company
G. F. Rees
Topeka
Kan
Rees
Albuquerque
Summerville
Texas
New Mexico
Winslow
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
E. O. Faulkner
Tea and Timber Department
Hodges
Storey
Santa Fe System
Chicago
Morris
Bartlett
California
Tle
Los Angeles
Ali Iquerdue
French Transport Poitou Wreck Off Uruguay Coast
A Paris dispatch reports the French transport steamer Poitou from Marseilles bound for Montevideo wrecked off the Uruguay coast near San Jose Ignacio. About 100 passengers and crew perished with fears of greater loss. Another note mentions 200 aboard and total cargo loss likely. details await fuller reports. In Hamburg a fire at the Mineral Wax factory in Steinchiemann suburb likely total loss. PRICHARD NAMED ATTORNEY GENERAL VICE FIRED RESIGNED.
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Buenos Ayres
Monte Video
Poitou
Marseilles
Uruguay
Rory Buen
Hamburg
Germany
Steinchiemann
Etthelder
Japanese Minister Denies Japan U.S. Rift in Far East Pact
Paris reports say M Kurino, Japan's minister, states Britain France Russia and Japan have treaties guaranteeing the Far East status quo to deter others from territorial gains. He also denies Franco Japanese aims against the United States and notes Japan's sympathy toward the U.S. despite the San Francisco incident. He adds Germany has no Far East possessions beyond leased Kiaochow and would seek a similar treaty with Japan. In Mississippi, the Daughters of the Confederacy close their Jackson convention after a large attendance, with welcome addresses, reports by state historian A V Rowe, and remarks by general president Lizzie Henderson.
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Paris
M. Kurino
Great Britain
France
Russia
Japan
Far East
Kurino
United States
San Francisco
Tokio
Washngton
Germany
Kio Shou
Meey
Jackson
Miss
Mey
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy and Daughters and Sons of Veterans
Chalmers M. Williamson
A. V. Row
Delegate WH Andrews Arrives in Albuquerque to Start Federal Building
WH Andrews, New Mexico delegate to Congress, arrived in Albuquerque aboard the flyer from Santa Fe and stayed at the Alvarado hotel. He met many friends at the station and held a reception in the lobby. He announced work on the new federal building would begin soon, with bids published July 1 and occupancy expected next spring, possibly using New Mexico granite mined near Albuquerque.
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WH. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Alvarado Hotel
Alvarado
George L. Brooks
Commercial Club
P. Hanley
Andrews
Busis
Federal
Washington
Supervising Architect
Newlin
North Coast Holdups Still At Large Amid Pursuit
North Coast hold ups still at large as a posse tracks suspects after a Worth street robbery. Witness reports and officials disagree on capture claims while sheriff's men close in. In New York, police hold reserves amid rising longshoreman strikes threatening emergency response. A six story Omaha warehouse collapsed with minor injuries reported and uncertain damages.
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Omaha
Ninth and
Leavenworth Streets
Parlin Ornedort & Marlin Company
Governor Curry Leaves Samar on June 3
Governor Curry of Samar sails from Manila on June 3 and reports to President Rove about July 1. He is not expected to reach New Mexico before July and will not be available for succession.
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Curry
Samar
Washington
United Sttates
Joe B. Curry
Rove
Everson Ofivelt
Herbert J J
New Mexico
Mania
Frisco 18 Aden by ATS First Attempt to Start
First attempt to start a conflict near Frisco 18 Aden by ATS ended with men killed and wounded. Police report ongoing investigation and calls for restraint amid rising tensions. Local authorities urge calm as details from the incident unfold.
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Frisco
Aden
ATS
Gars
Onslaught of Strikers Grips City as Police Struggle
A chaotic day in San Francisco ends with widespread injuries and hospital reports. Police prepared for further violence as thousands gather, while troops are ordered on standby. Rioting erupts at Turk and Fillmore with car inspectors clashing with strikebreakers, and authorities recount casualties among both sides.
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San Francisco
Cal
Turk
Fillmore
Fillmore Street
Turk Street
Park and Buchanas
Union
Hood
January Will Edmund G. Ross Soon Go Free
Attorney General Bonaparte reports the death ends one of the sailors careers as fifteen chi were killed and three months of the century put overboard. The ship officers face serious charges and a recommendation for sentence follows.
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Edmund G. Ross
Bonaparte
Reform of Escaped Convict William January Paroled
Attorney General Bonaparte recommends commuting the sentence of John William January alias Charles W Anderson to three months from re arrest with pardon at the end of that period, July 19, 1907. The case recounts January's 12 years since a post office robbery, a prison escape, reform, marriage, business success, and betrayal by detectives.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
John William January
Charles W. Anderson
William January
Oklahoma
January
Federal
Leavenworth
Kaw
Kansas City
Anderson
Holmes Street
Twelfth Street
Southwest Boulevard
Summit Street
David Oldham
Alonzo Ghent
4 Street
Honapatte
Washington
Kansas
Roundy Succeeds Clayton as Imperial Potentate
In the Imperial Council session of the Mystic Rite by law of succession, the highest body advances all officers one rank with one vacancy created for a contest Roundy of Ghia is elevated, while a vacancy remains to be filled through contest and ceremonial process.
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Day
Imperial Council of the Mystic Rs
Ghia Focooeda Hivah ‘Abimsouth “Rdiul Ostedta Tos Duoaa
Death of ex senator Ross noted in Albuquerque obituary
The veteran statesman and Civil War major Ross died after a pneumonia illness at age, leaving two children in Albuquerque, Pitt Ross and Mrs. W. Cobb, plus three other children in Kansas. A pioneer in New Mexico, he was long respected for integrity and independence in public life. He inspired admiration across the territory and the nation, with many friends and grandchildren mourning his loss.
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Edmund G. Ross
United States
Kansas
New Mexico
Cleveland
Pitt Ross
West Railroad Avenue
Twelfth Street
Ross
United States Senate
Johnson
Union
Wylder
Senator Ross
W. Cobb
West Gold Avenue
Albuquerne
Territory
United Rates
Sosy
Ikanras
Fragmentary obituary notes on early New Mexico governor
Fragmentary OCR records an obituary notice mentioning a pioneer in New Mexico born around 1486 who became governor under Cleveland’s term and served until 1669. It references impeachment stakes and a controversial vote, with vague notes about Washington and continued reporting on page five.
Clay Pierce Surrenders Self on Perjury Indictment
St Louis May 4 Through his attorney J D Johnson H Clay Pierce chairman Waters-Pierce Oil Co surrendered today on an indictment charging perjury in an affidavit he made to the Texas attorney general The affidavit aimed to reinstate Waters-Pierce in Texas after being ousted as part of the Standard Oil Co group A writ of habeas corpus was issued by US Judge Adams returnable forthwith by Judge Henry S Priest Pierce’s surrender followed the writ request
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St. Louis
J. D. Johnson
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Ganga of Texas
Waters- Pierce Company
Texas
Standard Oi Company
Henry 8. Priest
Pierce
United States
Adams
Destructive Fire Kills Ten in Pepper Building Kansas City
A five story Pepper building housing Montgomery Ward in Kansas City suffered a devastating fire this afternoon. About 290 employees, mostly young women, were present when the blaze began around 3:20 PM. Initial reports indicate ten lives lost and at least twenty injured, with authorities and firefighting units responding promptly to control the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanan City
Pepper
Montgomery Ward
Senator Clarkes Son Married in May Four W
The report notes the marriage of Senator Clarkes son to a member of the Clarkes family, with a court date and names involved. The article mentions Judge Michael Dontin and links to the former United States Senator W. A. Clark, with details about a postponed murder trial of Annie M. Dradiey in Utah and Judge C. W. Ponaecatienah.
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Butie
W. A. Clark
Ake
Mise Allee OG. Medis
Michael Dontin Clark
United States
Washington
Annie M. Dradiey
Arthur Browser
Utah
C. W. Ponaecatienah
Han
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