Douglas wool growers convention day two report
Santa Fe hosts the second day of the Wool Growers Convention as speakers address sheep and wool interests. Dr. Wilson serves as vice president of the National Wool Growers Association. Ronwell of New Mexico represents Chaves County at the convention, while Mr. Garrett is noted as a leading dealer in fine graded sheep.
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Santa FE
Wool Growers’ Convention
Douglas
Wyoming
Wilson
National Wool Growers’ Association
Ronwell
N. M
Chaves County
Sheep and
Garrett
Murphy Leads Tammany as Assassins Target General
Reported turmoil in New York politics as Murphy reportedly assumes leadership of Tammany Hall while attacks on General Odell escalate. The scene centers on Republican factions amid rising street confrontations and calls for authority amid rival claims.
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Parsons
Odell
Republi
New York
Emperor Not Present At Trepoff Funeral
New York dispatch notes General Trepoff buried at Peterhoff with no emperor present. Other items report Murphy gaining control of Tammany hall votes, and Armenia reportedly destroying four Tartars villages in the Caucasus. A separate Breslau tale says fifty poisoned by meat cooked in a copper kettle with nineteen dead.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Sand
Murphy
Hearst
Brooklyn McCarren
Herbert E. Parsons
Odell
State Committee
Erie County
Buffalo
Trepoff
St. Petersburg
Trepos
Peterhoff
The
Caucasus
Sangesure
Breslau
Tomaszow
Poland
Democrats After Scalp of Senator Bailey in Texas
A.D. Jackson of Woods County Democratic Committee calls a mass meeting in Quitman on September 29 to decide how to instruct state senators and representatives in opposing J. W. Bailey for U.S. Senate, prompted by H. Clry Pierce testimony in St Louis.
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Bailey
Trains Delayed by Kansas Washouts
Kansan washouts in Kansas disrupted Santa Fe service over the past day with ten trains delayed. No. 3 from yesterday was cancelled, No. 1 arrived thirteen hours late at 40 o clock, and No. 7 passed after 1 PM after detours via Hutchinson and Dodge City routes.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
Hutchinon Do
Burglars Enter Preston Home on Third Street
Police report a burglary at the Preston residence on Third street last night during the family's absence. Entry was made while the household was downtown, and burglars took only a revolver, leaving other valuables intact.
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Preston
Third Street
Sass
Exciting Mile Race at New Skating Rink
A crowded tent skating rink at Fifth Street and Railroad Avenue hosted a thrilling mile race between Chicago amateur champion and local favorite George Copper. The 16 laps featured a tight duel with Copper seizing the lead late, delivering a dramatic finish amid cheers from spectators and skaters.
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Fifth Street
Railroad Avenue
Chicago
George Copper
Copper
Grand Juror Dead at Santa Fe
Santa Fe reports the death of Grand Juror Juan Tapia a Santa Fe resident and farmer at Chenellas. Tapia a member of the grand jury died suddenly while at home with his daughter Mrs Jove Cortes. The Breving Citizen notes the rink at Santa Po attracting patrons and describes the old amusement venue as well kept.
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Santa Po
Juan Tapia
Grau
Daugh
Mears
Tor
Jove Cortes
Chenellas
Wool Growers Meet in New Mexico Organizes for Action
The second day of New Mexico sheep and wool convention opened at the Elka Opera House with delegates present and a committee reporting rules based on the Thirty-fourth NM assembly. Dr. J M Wilson urged strong organization, stressing a capable secretary and ongoing work, while Hon TS Gosney addressed the audience, and the group adjourned to Friday to finalize officers and remaining business.
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Sheep and Wool Growers of
New Mexico
Elka Opera House
Abbott
Commercial Club Rooms
Thirty-fourth Legislative Assembly of
L. B. Prince
J. M. Wilson
National Association of Wool Growers
Dr. Wilson
Wyoming
Ohio
Harry Kelly
Chuck
Hon. TS. Gas
Wool Growers' Association of Arizona
Mr. Gosney
Judge Kohlsat Decides Against Ticket Scalpers
In Chicago on September 19 Judge Kohlsat ruled against four ticket brokers associations that controlled much of the United States scalping market. The federal court issued a perpetual injunction preventing scalping of Pennsylvania system and other railroads tickets. The case originated in St. Louis during the exposition.
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Chicago
United States
Kollxat
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Courts and Disasters Dominate September News From Manila to Buenos Aires
Manila reports Capt Ira L Frendendall faces a court martial for misappropriating public funds as General Corbin and General Woods reexamine the quartermasters department. Omaha hears a Union Pacific discrimination case before Judge Kenty, tied to car and spur-track complaints by Sioux City & Hock Springs Coal. Hong Kong typhoon losses total a thousand lives and millions in property damage as vessels and crafts are sunk or damaged. Buenos Aires docks blaze inflicts several million in damages, while Shipley remains safe. The U S Mint buys 290000 ounces of fine silver for Denver and New Orleans.
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Manila
Ira L. Fredendall
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermasters Department
General Corbin
General Woods
Union Pacific
Omaha
Hegun
A. Kenty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Sioux City & Hock Springs Coal Company
Gnifes
Wyoming
Vion Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hong Kong
Runaway Train on Zun Mountain Railway
A logging train ran away on the Zun Mountain railway yesterday after the rakes failed to respond. Ten cars wrecked and the track was blocked. The engineer and fireman jumped from toppled cars, the engine rolled down the mountain then stopped on an upgrade and broke away. The engine woman escaped unhurt. Eight hours a day on all government work. Oyster Bay, Sept. 19. President Roosevelt extended the eight hour law to all public work under government supervision, targeting river and harbor improvements.
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Zun Mountain
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Delegates From Eddy County to Sheep and Wool Growers Meet
Of Carlsbad New Mexico, one of the delegates from Eddy County to the Sheep and Wool Growers Convention is named. Mr Crawford, an extensive raiser of French Merino sheep from Flagstaff Arizona, spoke at the Wool Growers Convention this morning. Mr Gosney is president of the Arizona Growers Association.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Eddy County
Ers
Crawford
Flagstaff
Arizona
Gosney
Growers’ Association of Arizona
Taft Horror in Cuba and Oklahoma At Work
The message notes Taft as a source of horror in Cuba and Oklahoma, reporting loss of life and suggesting ongoing danger. It emphasizes negative outcomes linked to actions attributed to Taft without detailing specific events or dates.
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Taft
Cuba
Oklahoma
Insurgents Demand Greater Hong Kong Disaster Details
News from Havana says no peace terms with insurgents, who demand annulment of the last election. President Palma refuses. Taft and Bacon meet Cuban officials, Roosevelt reps gauge situation. Dover reports limited wreck death toll, uncertain losses, and rescue efforts continue as bridge collapse due to high water is investigated.
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New York
Havana
Palma
Ves Moines
Taft
Bacon
Senor Clarrill
Roosevelt
Dover
Okla
Rock Island
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Cimarron River
Cain
Rocky Island
Residence of Harry F. Lee Targeted by Burglars
Last night the residence of Harry F. Lee in the Fourth ward was broken into by intruders visiting the city this week. Mrs. Lee and neighbors returned to find the front door open and several valuables missing including Mr Lee's suit. J Kent suggested burglary insurance, and Lee plans to insure before the next fair to cover losses.
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Harry F. Lee
Kent
Retail Merchants Meet To Form Temporary Organization
Retail Merchants met last evening at 9 o clock in the Commercial day room and effected a temporary organization preparatory to forming a permanent body at a later date. Jetta of the Jaffa Brothers grocery company was elected temporary president with W. D. Clayton of this city as secretary. The delegations, present from across the territory, discussed the situation. B. C. Jaffe and Frank Wilson spoke briefly before adjournment until January, likely at Santa Fe.
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Hetail Merchante’ Association
Jetta
Jaffa Brothers’ Grocery Company
W. D. Clayton
B. C. Jaffe
Frank Wilson
Santa Fester
Tremendous Crowd Attends Santa Fe Day Race
A tremendous crowd attended the Santa Fe Day event featuring the Cream Stake as the main race. Crowds gathered to witness the big event, with excitement surrounding the marquee racing action and participants.
Third Day Highlights of 26th Albuquerque Fair
The third day of the twenty sixth annual fair featured Indian dances at 7 and 9 and 11 pm, Reckless Russell high diving at 10:30 pm, carnival attractions, and baseball games. Visitors from Santa Fe and nearby cities filled the grounds as crowds packed streets for horse racing, parades, and the day’s events.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
el Paso
Santa
Raitroad Avenue
First Street
Clifton
Arla
Trinidad
Cols
Globe
Arts
Surburg
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