Governor Hagerman Opens with 1:30 Address at Rally
Amusement company unveils carnival attractions at Flint Street and Railroad Avenue. Reckless Russell performs a death defying bicycle dive into a six foot tank from a 100 foot platform, a free feature. Elvah 111 reportedly worn out. Alexander venue leader Zion City in poor health vows farewell sermon next Sunday and plans to depart for Mexico if feasible, urging followers to skip the general overseer election tomorrow.
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Elvah
Chicago
Alexander
Beenefia Zion
Shilo Sense
Mexico
Aion City
Tomormae
Surbur’s Grain Plug Day and Fair Schedule
The program for tomorrow details Surbur’s Grain Plug Tobacco Day events, races, and performances across Elkis Opera House, Fair Grounds, and downtown venues. Highlights include a 1:30 p m harness race, 2:17 pace for $1,000, balloon parachute act, Indian dances, carnival attractions, and a Good Roads Convention at the Commercial Club.
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Surburg
Weel Growers
Elkis’ Opera House
Western Amusement Company Carnival
Fair Grounds
Surburs
Professor King
Carnivel
Retail Merchants’ Association
Reckless Russell
Opening of the twenty sixth territorial fair in Albuquerque
The opening day drew hundreds from across the territory as Governor Hagerman addressed the crowd at the Alvarado hotel and the fair began with a grand parade along Railroad Avenue. The day featured a 200 strong Western Amusement Company presence, exhibitions, horse shows, and a $1200 prize baseball tournament.
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Herbert J. Hagerman
Alvarado Storel
Albuquerque
Western Amusement Company
Railroad Avenue
the Pike
Hagerman
Alvarado Hotel
Lomen Luna
Fair Association
Lesan Hie
Mms
Petlow
Fehalf
Amu
Albu Yne
Thule
Renator Andrews
Solomon Luna
The
M. W. Flournoy
First Regiment
John Barradales
University of New Slexion
Paul Arrington
Aelves
Globe
Aris
Clifton
Arie
Sante Fe
Bernalillo District Court Faces Delays and a $6700 Suit
In Albuquerque this morning the Second district court struggled to impanel juries as venues proved insufficient and adjourned to 10:30 tomorrow. The territorial court was reset to September 24. M. A. Ross sues Clark M. Carr and Zuni Mountain Lumber in McKinley county for 6700 dollars claiming a 5 percent commission on 135000 and that a settlement offer of 2000 was reduced to 1000 by Clark. O N Marron represents the plaintiff.
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Second District Court
United States Grand and Petit Juries
Territorial Court
M. A. Ross
McKinley County
Clark M. Carr
Zuni Mountain Lumber Company
Zuni Mountains
Clark
O. N. Marron
Secretary Root Makes Fine Impression in Peru
Secretary Root made an excellent impression in Lima and Callao during his Peruvian stay. Street crowds gave him an ovation yesterday as ships in the harbor honored the visit. From the deck of the American cruiser he called Viva Peru as the Charleston headed for Panama.
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Lima
Peru
Sen
Root
Callao
Charleston
Panama
Missouri River flyer derailed near Kinsley Kansas
The Missouri River flyer train No 10 on the Santa Fe road derailed at 6 am three miles west of Kinsley. The derailment caused a box car baggage car and coach to overturn. Fourteen passengers were injured but none killed. The accident was caused by a soft track with water on the road bed. The train was ten hours late and ran very slowly.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Road
Kinsley
Nore
Alarid Sentenced to 9 Years for Police Murder
Nasathy Alarid was sentenced to 9 years for the murder of Policeman Camilo Martinez on April 3. He withdrew a not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to second degree murder, accepted by the state. Another related case involves Ricardo Alartd Wade, being tried for assault with intent to kill Neuman. Martinez faced a prior charge in a separate killing of Roverto Gareta about four years ago.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Nasathy Alarid
Camilo Martinez
Dix Fiie
Ricardo
Roverto Gareta
Bryan Makes First of Eleven Speeches in Raleigh
The report notes Bryan opening with the first of eleven speeches in Raleigh. A large crowd heard him in the capital city as he argued that the Republican party has done all necessary work and urged voters to consider the platform ahead of the polls.
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Raleigh
N. Pep
Bryan
Stax
Bryan Sas
Repubicas
Wabash Shopmen and Utah Man Appointed At Springfield
Niagara Falls N J Sept 17 The fourteenth annual convention of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jokers of America opened with delegates from every state and territory The program includes discussions on trade conditions strike matters and inter union differences The convention runs through October with forenoon and afternoon sessions and open evenings More Wabash men joined the strike Springfield Ala 17 More than 200 boilermakers and machinists struck to support a wares grant The total strikers across the system reached about 300 The company is willing to arbitrate the differences and expects a quick settlement The German meat inspection law goes into effect It targets American packers and would largely exclude American meat from Germany The Treasury Commerce and Labor Departments plan to enforce the Pure Food Law with hearings in New York and Washington Assistant Solicitor for Department of State J Reuben Clark of Utah appointed Solicitor adjutant post later details Washington Sept 17 Also protection for British interests in the Cuban revolution discussed Death claims include Rear Admiral Edward Chichester and Chicago industrialist Peter Schutter died in Germany at 65 and William H Meyer in Denver
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Niagara Falls
N. J
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jokers of America
The
Natural Food Company
W. D. Huber
Conention
Brotherhood
Berlin
United States
Germany
Aftrica
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington
de. H. W. Whity
S. N
Penitentiary Troubles Highlight Maryland Developments
Sept 17 report from Seseoee Md reflects internal turmoil at the penitentiary. Testimony by a mission resident and a city official described the situation to investigators, outlining concerns over management and safety.
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Seseoee Md
Syneia
Santa Py
FL H
Peron
J. Shite
Great Lakes Eighteen-Foot Yacht Races Open Series
Chicago hosts a Great Lakes eighteen-foot yacht race series for the challenge cup. Defenders include Pequal owned by Dr. C P Pankard and Seminole built by Crown Inchield at Muskegon. Races invite yachts of proper dimensions under a recognized club member. Series closes later this week.
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Chicago
John Nut Hag
Bartlegan
Chicago Yacht Club
Pequal
C P. Pankard
Crown Inchield
Muskegon
Guy
Fiesta marks Independence Day in Mexico with harmony
Mexico City celebrated Independence Day with elaborate fiestas in major cities. Americans and Mexicans marched in harmony at Cananea despite rumors of anti foreign plots. Consul General Hanna reported orderly celebrations in Monterey with thousands attending and no disruption. General Reyes spoke to enthusiastic crowds. A Baltic unrest note reports German subjects fearing protection gaps after the murder of Herr Bush by revolutionaries.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cananea
Washington
Hanna
State Department
Monterey
United States
Reyes
St. Petersburg
Herr Bush
Foreign Office
Howb
Rapid Retribution in Russia Leaves General wounded
In Warsaw General Doroshevski, presiding judge of the court martial that condemned two revolutionists, was shot in the thigh while driving. The shooter fled. In Odessa, over 100 arrests followed public rejoicing over General Trepos's death.
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Russia
Warsaw
Doroshevaky
Odessa
Trepos
Indian from Rio Puerco Dies After Track Accident
Lorenzo Antonio, an Indian laborer with a track gang under foreman Newtan at Rio Puerco, died at the local hospital from shock after both legs were crushed below the knee. He was brought in by train No. 2 in critical condition. doctors postponed surgery until strength returned, but he never recovered.
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Lorenzo Antonio
Poreman Newtan
Rio Puerco
Funston Advances Toward Cuban Conflict
Havana reports a clash near Lamay where four hundred rebels and rural guardsmen met. Insurgent leaders Campos Marquet and Carillo suspend hostilities awaiting peace talks. Explosions in Havana kill six, with dynamite suspected. Funston travels to Cuba to coordinate with Taft and Bacon as peace efforts unfold. Navy plans for possible action with ships Minneapolis and Newark ordered to prepare.
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Havana
Santiago
Dubois
Lamay
Campos
Marquete
Carillo
Guanamajay
Cuba
Taft
Bacon
Dad Wiley Severely Injured In Railroad Accident
J. W. Wiley known as Dad among railroad workers, a gang foreman at the local shops, is in precarious condition at Santa Fe hospital after a Saturday afternoon accident. A drive wheel hoist snapped a chain and struck him in the face, leaving him unconscious for several hours with facial injuries.
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J. W. Wiley
Dad
Santa Fe Hospital
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Alvarado Veranda
J. Hagerman
P. F. McCanna
Rosenwald
Guke
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Bernalillo
A. Ross
Clark M. Carr and Zuni Lumber Company
Alarid
Pure Food Carpenters
Commission
Utah
Springfield
Springfeld, al
Wabashid
Evence
Miller
Department OF State
J. Reuben Clark
Columbia University
Frederick Dyne
Sept
Edward Chichester
Manila
Peter Schutter
and Parnter
Denver
William H. Meyer
Milwaukee
Markham Hotel
Union Depot
Theaukee Trg-boat Line
Well Circles
Great Lakes
Uncle Paso
el Paso
Funston
Linneapolis
Newark
Bush
Little Funston
War Department
Navy Department
Minneapolis
Neward
Wiley
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