Los Angeles Fights Moffatt Road Rights of Way
The Los Angeles Realty Board and Chamber of Commerce seek support from Senator Flint and Representative McLachlen to block the Moffatt road’s rights of way claims. They argue the Denver Northwestern and Pacific line aims to hinder dams along the Colorado river to irrigate two million acres in Colorado Arizona and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Colorado
California
Coloado River
Arizona
Los Angeles Realty Board and
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Flint
McLachlen
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Railroad
Better
Denver
Salt Lake
Coarts
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Brown's Park
Driver Hale Escapes Fatal Crash At Fire Team Exhibition
Last night at 8 o'clock driver Irvin Hale of the city fire department was thrown from the hose wagon during an exhibition run. A line parted and Hale steered toward a telegraph pole, saving a larger accident with the crowd. He suffered three dislocated ribs and other injuries but is not believed to be fatally hurt. Hale, recently from St. Louis, returned to Albuquerque months ago to drive the bay team to the second hose wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hare
Hale
Railroad Avenue
Albiouerque
St. Louis
Las Vegas Triumphs Over Clifton Club in Long Game
Las Vegas defeated Clifton Club at Fair Grounds in a 13 inning contest. The final score read 46 to 46 and the dense description notes a close, extended battle with strong Clifton resistance and late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Sm. Says
Clifton
Japan still dis pleased with peace reaction in Kotaka meeting
Tokyo dispatch notes public rejoicing at peace with Russia remains subdued as a Kotaka meeting is planned. petitions to the throne exceed forty and critics urge government resignation over postwar finance and Korea China issues. premier Katsura faces editorials despite assurances, amid anger over the Soya Straits fortification clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Russia
Kotaka
Nippur
Vt Haw
Katzura
Japan
Straits of
Soya
Four year railway education course formed in Chicago
Cooperation between the University of Chicago and several railroads creates a four year railway education course. An advisory board of railway men is established with E W McKenna of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul as chairman. Prominent deaths noted include former Congressman and Governor Charles T Offerral in Richmond and Dr Francis Garcia Calderon in Lima. The Evening Citizen reports a parade prize awarded to Purity fee company, with ambiguity over the judge's reasoning about the Purity Tee company reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
E. W. McKenna
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Citizen
Southwestern Brewery and Tee Company
Circken
Purity Tee Company
Bar Association Admits Members and Votes on Resolutions
At a Bar Association meeting in Santa Fe the group postponed action on resolutions until the adjourned session. Resolutions condemned pretrial discussions with judges and advanced conferences as denying lawyers a fair hearing. Next regular meeting set for August 1900 at Hobbs. W J Lancaster and C W Ward of Las Vegas were admitted as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Association
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Surpreme Court
District Court
Lil Kants
Hoswell
W. J. Lancas
CW. G. Ward
Las Vegas
Trinidad May Tie Clifton for First Money in Tournament
Crowds gathered for a fair day with steady train arrivals from the south and west. Trinidad defeated El Paso 15 to 6 in morning baseball, with Glaze pitching as Pierce and Weidman taking hits and seven other runs crossing the plate. The event featured late- afternoon park games and hotel social details for a Montezuma ball with reception duties and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Clifton
el Paso
Glaze
Pierce
Weidman
Loring
Keating
Victory Child
Big St
Clark
Kelly
Coleman
Claris
Berry
Owens
Bel
Ou, Ltd
Llewellyn
Too Pierce
Ini Sae
Smith
Perce
Clark A
Trinidad el
Nine Thousand Attend Territorial Fair Gates Record
The Traction Park crowd set a new attendance high with about 9,000 entering the fair grounds. Traffic ran smoothly as cars filled Railroad Avenue and First Street, and grandstands and bleachers filled to capacity. The afternoon featured cowboy and Indian races, an ostrich trot, and bicycle events, with close finishes and a grand finale in the two mile lap race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Park
Territorial Fair Association
Railroad Avenue
Flrst Street
Traction Company
Montezuma Ball at the Alvarado Tonight
The Montezuma ball, social feature of the territorial fair, will be held tonight at the Alvarado. Music begins promptly at nine o clock with the grand march to start. Guests enter from the west and footmen will guard the outer door and stairway head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. O'Rielly
Alvarado
Shinnick's Independence Wins 350 Colt Race
Independence, the Shinnick colt, won the $350 colt race at the fair grounds in three straight heats. Maud 5, owned by W. H. Salisbury, won the first heat. Independence then swept the next two, with Maud 8 second and Trixey third in the mixed trotting pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJ. Shinnick
Independence
Fair Grounds
Maud 5
W. H. Salisbury
Shinnick
Maud
Trixey
Troop A Establishes Splendid New Record
Troop H of the Fifth United States cavalry under Lieutenant Lewis set a new service record in a midnight drill. The unit broke camp and mounted in four minutes and thirty seconds, surpassing an earlier time of four minutes thirty seconds. The successful exercise, conducted in darkness with simulated enemy attack, lasted three minutes fifty five seconds and concluded with a saber drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Lewis
New York Life Officials Testify On Nilic Accounts
The Legislative Committee investigating life insurance heard Thomas A. Buckner explain nilic backings for agents payments and a one percent cost of renewal premiums. George W. Perkins presented account data while J. F. P. McCullagh denied knowledge of $190,000 checks. A second nilic program began in 1902 covering directors and inspectors worldwide with a fund nearing $987,777. Hamilton, in France, says the $100,000 from New York Life was not used to influence legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas A. Buckner
New York Life Company
Nille
Buckner
Hamilton
Perkins
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
J. F P. McCullagh
Albany
Andrew A. Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
McCullagh
Legislative Committees
New York State
Albany Trust Company
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Navigation Syndicate
New York Life
United States
Canada
West Indies
Mfe Insurance Company
Funa
France
New York Life Insurance
Biarrits
Trouble Brews Over Venezuela Ties and Castro
Paris dispatch reports official sentiment on Venezuela’s response to French demands. If Venezuela yields and Castro apologizes, talks resume. if not, joint naval demonstrations may be advised with Britain Germany and Italy possible participants. Also Chicago bucket shop raid nets 11 men and 2 women, over $200,000 paid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Tagy
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
France
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Chicago
Thomas Davis & Co
Allied Printing Trades Aid Striking Printers
Chicago status report says the Allied Printing Trades council backed the Chicago Typothetae and Typographical Union No. 14 in their dispute. Resolutions pledged support from pressmen mailers bookbinders and other trades with wing firms signing the union agreement later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Council of the Allied Printing Trades of
Chicago Typothetae
Chicago Typographical Union No. 14
The
Typographical Union
Warning Words to Parents Concerning the Carnival
The Citizen urges strict control on carnival night in Albuquerque warning that admission to saloons and gambling rooms by any girl, boy, or woman is illegal and should be prevented. It cites police warnings on Mardi Gras excesses and urges vigilance to prevent moral decline among youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrooma
Poles Department
Albuquerque
Porcion
New Orieang
San Juan Fruit Earns Top Prize at Fair Displays
Late yesterday the fair awarded cash prizes for fruit and vegetable displays. A. F. Miller of Farmington won first prize of 100 dollars for best general display, with Le Headford Prince of Espanola second and J. J. Hagerman of Roswell third. Additional prizes were given for individual fruit plates and vegetables, and J. We Corbett of Estancia won best vegetable exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Miller
Farmington
le. Headford Prince
Aspanola
J. J. Hagerman
Roswell
F. C. Stewart
Mr. Gleckler
Albuquerque
L. B. Prince
Espanola
J. We Corbett
Estancia
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Missouri
Prince
Floral Ball
J.t.harger
Lockhart
Murder mystery perplexes police in Winthrop case
Boston, Sept. 12. Winthrop and Boston police intensify efforts to solve a case linked to a woman's body found near Clab pier in Winthrop. Autopsy shows the victim endured an unsuccessful operation and that the dismemberment was done by skilled hands, with no strong clues yet identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Winthrop
Impress Sult
Clab Pier
Francis H. Peabody Dies Suddenly at 74 in Boston
Francis H. Peabody, senior figure in the Boston financial firm Kidder, Peabody & Co., died suddenly of heart disease today at age 74. He had been a prominent presence in national financial and civic circles for nearly half a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Masa
Francis H. Peabody
Kidder, Peabody
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Moffatt
Clifton Club
Richmond
Charles T. Offerral
Jas, Creehan
Mike Rocka
Pittsburg
Niles
Rib Weidman
Jacoby
Krause
O Kelly
Kauffmann
Keenwood
R. F
Pat
Revere
Cricket
Armada Hal
Billy Thornwood
McKiney
Goddess of Night
Frank McGuire
Clayton Bittner
Cleveland
F. L. Hopping
Miller
Dodson
Allied Printing Trades Aid
San Juan
Rio Arriba
Chaves County
Kansas
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