Was Spanish Victim of Tramps Found Near Lamy Fire
Linwood C. Spanish, a Beaver Daw Tribe member from Greenwood Delaware, was found severely burned near a coal chute at Lamy and died in St. Vincent's hospital Santa Fe. The cause is undetermined but likely involves being beaten and tossed from a freight train into embers. His body was sent to Greenwood for services.
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Linwood C. Spanish
Lamy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Santa Fe
Worlal
Greenwood
Delaware
Spaniah
Sada Fe
Fils
E. McElroy
Las Vegas
New Meaco
Shim
McElroy
Wilmington
Moody to join Boston firm while serving as attorney general
Washington date reports that Attorney General Moody will join a Boston law firm in title and practice, a move linked to his navy secretary days. Roosevelt officials and Moody’s friends confirm the plan as he foresees future large earnings from federal practice, while implications on trusts work remain unsettled. A separate report notes an attempted assassination on Mr. Cicerelli with a private residence shooting leaving a flesh wound and no suspect located despite deputy sheriff inquiries.
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HH. Moody
Washington
D. C
Wm. H. Moody
Roosevelt
Moody
Boston
Mody
Navy
Cicerells
Territorial Topics run through Flagstaff to Nevada highway robbery
Frank L Beal Jr a former Flagstaff resident now driving a stage in Nevada was held up at Round Mountain by a lone highwayman who took cash and a large amount of gold coin. Dr H P Peebles committed death by own actions in Mexico. friends in Las Vegas learn of his death after moving to Salvation Army following family losses. Socialist orator W H Wise plans move from Tesuque to Los Angeles with wife and children. Mrs Wise prepares to leave selling Tesuque Valley ranch to J B Downey of Albuquerque.
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Frank L. Beal, Jr
Flagstaff
Nevada
Round Mountain
Frank
United States
DR. Peebles
Mexico
H. P. Peebles
Las Vegas
Salvation Army
Wise
Los Angeles
W. H. Wise
Tesuque
Santa Fe
Nominations Made for Legislative Candidates at Raton
Republicans at Raton nominate Mathias B. Stockton for council in Hirst district covering Colfat and Union counties and Elmer E. Studley for the Fifth House district representing Colfax and Mora counties.
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Raton
Hirst
Colfat
Union
Mathias B. Stockton
Colfax
Mora
Elmer E. Studley
Judge Pope’s charge to Roswell grand jury outlined many topics
The Prescott Journal Miner reports Judge Pope’s detailed charge to the grand jury at the Roswell district court term covering vagrancy gambling education funds misuse compulsory schooling and weapons offenses while noting a separate account of a thwarted attempt to assault Hemeraida mine watchman Jong Cicerelli in Ash Creek with a hunter group recounting a dusk shooting incident and a crude assault described in sparse details.
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Pope
District Court
Roswell
Arizona
Nate Jong Cicerelli
Hemeraida
Ash Creek
Ciceralli
Prescott
Ex Governor Otero Guides 5000 Lambs to Colorado Feeding Grounds
Ex governor M A Otero and Hon J W Raynolds left Santa Fe for Torrance to supervise the delivery of 5000 lambs to the Sylvester Brothers of Monte Vista Colorado. The lambs, contracted this spring to L A Hughes of Santa Fe by Salado Livestock, are in fine condition and weigh about seventy pounds each as they head to the San Luis Valley feeding grounds.
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Otero
M. A. Otero
J. W. Raynolds
Lef
Santa Fe
Torrance
Sylvester Brothers
Monte Vista
Colorado
San Luis Valley
L. A. Hughes
Salado Livestock Company
Hughes
Santa Fe printer killed in wreck linked to foreman Bowler
R Hazlet once foreman of the New Mexican Printing company in Santa Fe died in a railway wreck at Marshall Texas. He had left Santa Fe in July for gambling debts and travelled through El Paso Juarez and Chihuahua before finding work in a Marshall printing office using his Christian name as his full name. Receipts and papers in his effects identified him. he was buried in Sherman by the local printers union.
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Santa FE
R. Hazlet
Marshall
Texas
Ybert Hazlet Bowler
New Mexican Printing Company
New Mexican
el Paso
Juarez
Chihuahua
Mexico
Sherman
Printers’ Union
Phoenix Plans Special Election On Gambling Question
A Phoenix city council expects to call a special election to decide whether to legalize gambling. The issue, heated since a city campaign two years ago, pits the anti gambling bloc against supporters of the Ucket. Irregular voting accusations were raised during earlier debates.
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Phoenix
Reform question shapes New Mexico county race
In Albuquerque a heated battle features a Republican ticket defending governance against a reformist opposition. The Journal Democrat attacks Hubbell and allies while defending the regular ticket as the prudent choice. readers are urged to evaluate candidates on their records and motives amid claims of fraud and primary manipulation.
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Albuquerque
Voter
Morning Journal
Journal Democrat
Journal-Democrat
Frank A
Thos. S. Hubbell
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Vater
Journal
Democrat
Hubbels
Otero
Agta-Ion
People's
Stroup
Perfecto Armijo
Jjesus Romero
Bodd
Long
Noniak
Jesus Romero
Teketix & Gang
W. B. Childers
Council
Bernard Rappe
George A. Kaseman
A. B. Stroup
Attihe
Miller's
Agalney
Jonas
Bo Party
Thi
American Musical Copyright League Formed in New York
Representatives from major music interests formed the American Musical Copyright League at the Hotel Astor. The group aims to push a copyright bill in Congress and safeguard public interests in music.
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NEW Musical Association
New York
American Musical Copyright League
Hotel Astor
Ballad of Reform and Kansas City Bridge Plan
A satirical ballad railing against reform headlines a news item from Kansas City Missouri dated October 27. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway begins building a new bridge over the Missouri River to replace the condemned Hannibal Bridge, with estimated cost over 1 million dollars.
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Misssouri River
Kansas City
Chicago, Burlington & Qui Raiload
Missouri
Bradstreets Reports Available Supplies
Bradstreets report from St. Louis dated October 27 shows changes in world and U S wheat and corn stocks in bushels. Wheat east of the Rockies up 0 stock totals 4 482 000. U S corn stocks decreased 540 000. oats decreased 220 000.
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Bradstreets
St. Louis
Rockies
United States
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement claims a cold can be cured in one day using LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. It offers a money back guarantee if it fails and bears E W GROVE'S signature on each box, priced at 25c. The note reflects period advertising language and product branding.
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E. W. Grove
Best Place To Buy Clothes Promises Quality And Style
A persuasive ad argues that looking satisfactory earns social and business success and urges readers to visit the store for any clothing need. It claims merchants provide timely, high quality garments at the right price, promising customer satisfaction and return business.
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S. R.guggenheim
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England
Eliezer Neill
United States Immigration Commission
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Stuart Maclean
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Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Bakin
Bachechi & Giom
Southwest
Jos
Ss. Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A
Vriyeries
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Buinness
Buster Brown
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
P. Mall
Proprietor
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Albuquerque Lumber Co
First
Rex Flinthote
New Mexico
A. V. Tegner
Albuquerque, N. M
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Faywood
St. Michael’s College
Christian Brothers
Bro. E. Lewis
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