Why So Many Murders in United States Compared to England
An English observer argues United States murder rates dwarf England’s despite similar laws. He cites coroner verdicts, public sentiment, corruption risks, and faster capital punishment in England, but blames unsolved crime on alien populations and police morale. He urges moral awakening and police reform to narrow the gap.
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Indian Territory Government and Autonomy Questions
Fragmented OCR reports describe Indian Territory as Home of government power complex relations with federal and state authorities. Text references Interior Department influence, wards under Indian agents, and debates over self rule, schooling, and white settlement pressures amid turbulent governance.
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Indian Territory
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Sultan of
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Dndian
Fedeern Jividie
Mabeard
Jarindic Ten
Pellane
Nya
Washington
AP. Metelley
Five Civilized Tribes Schools and Federal Control Debates
Fragmented, era-laced report discusses five civil tribes schools and government oversight, white influence reduced in Winagenet area, Indian attendance figures for Choctaw Chickasaw Creek Cherokee and colored schools, Congress duty next winter to craft a new system, plus a drug advertisement about Burdock Blood Pills claiming to purify and strengthen blood.
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Whee Tim
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Jerivale
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Bursum Purchases Bruton Ranch Southeast of Socorro
Territorial topics report that Bursum completed the sale of the Charles Bruton ranch southeast of Socorro. The ranch, stocked with cattle horses and goats, sold for 94000 dollars, illustrating thrift in Mr Bursum's business and politics. Attorney Fitch has added a home, and James Gitch and wife welcomed a daughter named Elizabeth Hannah weighing eight and a quarter pounds.
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Bruton Ranch
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James Gitch
Elizabeth Hannah
High Territorial Masons to Washington Exposition Journey
Col and Mrs Max Frost of Santa Fe plan to depart Tuesday for Washington via Chicago. They will be joined at Lamy by Mr and Mrs T Brow of Socorro to attend the supreme council sessions of the 83d degree of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Freemasonry in Washington. Rev Allison to wed Roswell lady. Mrs Irma May Carlton will marry Rev Samuel Eugene Allison in Roswell on Oct 18. The couple will reside in Pomona after November 1. Dragged to death by runaway team. Alfred Milan killed at Camp 1 of Arizona Lumber and Timber Co when dragged nearly a mile by runaway horses. he had recently arrived from Illinois. Merchants Hilton installing large irrigation plant. San Antonio businessman prepares an $2700 irrigation setup with an eight inch centrifugal pump to draw well water and irrigate about 160 acres, a project awaited by the Socorro Chieftain.
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Mortgage is Only a Lien Say Judge Pope
Judge Pope rules in BF Chisum versus Harry Presley that a mortgage is a mere lien under New Mexico statutes and conveys no title to the mortgaged property. The decision, amid many disputes, aligns with most state rulings and diverges from English common law.
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