Roosevelt and White House Send Sympathy for Mrs Davis
New York reports the death of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt telegraphed condolences to Mrs. J Addison Hayes and sent flowers for the funeral. Mobile also notes Mrs. Davis, over 80, died in New York, severing the last living link to the Confederacy.
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Harriman Abandons Illinois Central Battle
Chicago October 17 leaders in the Illinois Central contest arrived for the annual meeting. President Stuyvesant Kish and counsel J B Dill warned of a fight but Cromwell for Harriman indicated no conflict would occur as proxies were turned over to Stuyvesant Fish to vote Harriman stock. Harriman absent from the meeting.
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William Nelson Cromwell
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Court Terms and Indictments Highlight Local Session
The court adjourned for noon with jurors deliberating on the Ine Ritter case as Tranquilino Sedillo faces a misdemeanor charge for threats while a forgery case and multiple false pretenses indictments loom. G. W. Mosher faces three counts for forged checks of 15 and 25 dollars amid other financial charges.
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G. W. Mosher
Mosher
Burton Must Now Go to the Federal Prison
Concluding arguments in the Standard Oil of Ohio trial for conspiracy begin today in Findlay Ohio as defense Milne to speak two hours before Ellis for the prosecution and Judge Banker delivers the charge to the jury. Former Senator Burton must now go to prison following a U S supreme court notice to execute his sentence. Federal rebates probe leads to subpoenas issued to railroads Northern Omaha Minneapolis St Louis and Wisconsin Central for records at a Minneapolis grand jury.
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St. Louis
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United States District Court
Attorney General Endorses Election Law Agreement
The Evening Citizen reports the agreement of Chairmen Bursum and Jones on the construction of the election law passed by the territorial legislature being sent to Attorney General W. C. Reid for approval. Copies received today show the attorney general endorses the agreement and says it is a correct interpretation of the law on the mentioned subjects.
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Convocation of Royal Arch Masons Opens in Rio Grande Chapter
The ninth annual convocation of the Grand Arch Chapter R A M opened at Masonic Temple with officers elected. Grand High Priest Arthur Eventt of Albuquerque and others presided. new officers to be installed next meeting. Voting on candidates ongoing as press time. Medals presented to Grand Master James G Fitch, Col. Maxmillian Frost, and Hon. W. B. Childers.
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Las Vegas
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Silver City
Frank Heening
J. W. Donovan
J.T. Bolton
Are Ui
Veil Wilson
Roswell
Tint
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Clayton
Gran. Sentinel
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Cith
Grand Lodge
James G. Fitch
Locorte
W. B. Childers
Col
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Santa Fe
Col. Frost
Ape
Col. Brant
New Mexico
Temperance debate and World WCTU convention
An opinion piece attacks the Morning Journal for anti reform bias and endorsing a People s Ticket while lauding temperance advocates. It criticises Hubbell and Armijo, warns voters to scrutinize candidates, and condemns the paper for sensationalism in a heated political campaign. Also reports Boston world temperance convention with delegates from 50 countries and many states led by Mrs Lillian Stevens and guests.
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Henry Somerset
Lillian M.N. Stevens
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Navy
John D. Long
Catherine Lonte Stevenson
Massachusetts
Shortage Found in U S Subtreasury Vaults in St Louis
Washington reports more than 20 million dollars in U S subtreasury vaults showed a shortage of about 61 thousand dollars. Deputy treasurer officials say a thorough check is under way to determine if the discrepancy is an accounting error or real loss. Chief Wilkie is to investigate who is responsible.
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Election Bets Highlight Suspicions In Daily Paper
A Morning Journal piece accuses a rival paper of fabricating a five hundred dollar bet on Tom Hubbell’s election. It claims a prominent party insider attempted to bet on county commissioners and that Hubbell’s tally awaits court resolution. Bets listed include Hubbell 600 and various names with sums. Seven states contest in a Pythian drill at New Orleans encampment. Countess De Castellane’s divorce suit against Count Hans is postponed for two weeks in Paris.
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Hubbell
People's Party
Republican Party
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New Orleans
Count Bon
Paris
Countess de Castellane
Hans
Fatal Explosions and Disaster Across Regions
A composite note reports a deadly fire in Greenville fear of incendiary acts tied to racial tension, destroying the town’s business district and causing $150,000 in losses with no arrests. Separate items cover a fatal locomotive explosion near Alamogordo, injuries from a gasoline explosion in Celina, Ohio, and a hurricane that devastates a Nicara guan village killing nine.
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Mining Congress Calls for Cabinet Level Mines Dept
Denver opens mining congress with unanimous resolution to press for a new national department of mines and mining. Governor Pardee reports a plan to establish a cabinet seat in the president's administration. A five member committee will map steps to secure creation of the department.
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Pardee
Department of Mines and Mining
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Department of Mining
France reports submarine disaster near Tunis Latim crewmen missing
Gloom at the marine ministry as the submarine Latim, with fourteen aboard under Lieutenant Phachon, disappeared after leaving Bizerte Tunisia for a test dive. A Danish salvage steamer near the scene was asked to aid in raising Latim. Two salvage vessels have been sent from Toulon.
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Taft and party arrive home aboard Louisiana
Norfolk Va Oct 11 the battleship Louisiana bearing Taft and his party homeward bound passed the capes this morning after a rough voyage up the coast Mor Market New York Oct 11 Money on call firm 6 1 4 percent prime mercantile paper COG silver 6 TS conta
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