Carnival Night Highlighting Great Closing Feature
Yesterday at the fair grounds in Down Town New Mexico the program featured the baby show as a leading act with Indian dances on the streets at 6:45, carnival attractions at 7:20, and a Great Masked Carnival at 9. The night also included Reckless Russell at 9:00 and more Indian dances at 11. Midnight unmasking marked the end as spectators planned rest on Sunday.
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Reckless Russell
New Mexico
Tobacco Planters
Guthrie
Tobacco Plainters’ Protective Association
Ling
New Mexico Fair Concludes Amid Fast Racing and Baseball Scandals
At Albuquerque the New Mexico territorial fair closes after a week of events led by Mitchell Wagon stake and free-for-all trots. Santa Fe defeats Globe 4 0 as umpire calls for unfair play. Las Vegas misses game due to no-shows. Edna M wins the free-for-all trot and Nellie May takes half-mile dash.
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Joe Barnett
Kiowa
Daniel J. Turd
Santa
Globe
Aun
Spire
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
el Paso
Fiants
Trinidad
Um Ipire
Las Vegas
Edna M
Master Delmir
Albertus
Daybreak
Nellie ¢ May
Hardy B
the Painter
Win Hale
Jack McGinn
Sstin Cent
Russell
Western Amusement Company
Fair Grounds
Wrof
King
Hdy
Monkey
Daniel J Charles Closson
T. G. Peck
Shecam
Jake Levy
Stranger
Joseph Barnett
Ginger
A. E. Adamson
N Salmon
Jack Sproule
J. C. Carrick
Delmar
J. F. Pearce
Twe Painter
W. C
Flagstaff
Nellie May
Nan
Edward Hale
Satin Cour
Neva Hustler
Joe D
Roger Q
Hotaru
the Fiddler
Lola White
Paper distributed free sparks tension between army and police
St Petersburg news arrives that Objectment, a free paper for soldiers and police, urges guards to break discipline and take ten lives for every fallen comrade if terrorists attack security forces. Liberals fear this could incite new disorders like those in Warsaw.
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St. Petersburg
Objectment
Warsaw
John Myers alias Maus on trial at United States court
John Myers alias Maus a carpenter living with Rose Weil his supposed wife and father of two faced Edmunds act charges in U S court. The Weil woman testified as government witness while Myers claimed she was common law wife. wife of Cincinnati man Mrs Moore defended the case as it continues on Page Five. Meanwhile Montezuma ball at the Alvarado draws over one hundred couples with Governor Hagerman and Mrs Luna among attendees and a unique birch bark program marking the 26th Territorial Fair.
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John Myers
John Maus
Evening Citizen
Rose Weil
Cincinnati
Allen
Weil
United States
Myers
Citta
Ans
Whiting
Well Womman
United States Grand Jury
Major Llewellyn
Hickey & Moore
Alvarado
Fair Association
J. H. O'Reilly
W. H. L. Adams
Hagerman
Solomon Lama
Preelient
Fall Association
Luna
Miss Otero
Santa Fe
Oveb
Robin Hood Park
Harry Lee Elected Secretary Treasurer At New Mexico Wool Growers Meet
The executive committee of the Shoop and Wool Growers Association of New Mexico elected Harry Lee of Albuquerque as secretary treasurer with a 100 dollar per month salary for six months. Solomon Luna presided as president with Hon. A. Hagerman and others honored as members. The next convention is set for Albuquerque during fair week in 1907.
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Solomon Luna
Low Lanas
Wr. Mc 4Lutosh
Torrance
Harry F
Lee
Albuquerque
Shoop and Wool Growers’ Association of
New Mexico
Lana
Harry Lee
Luna
Harry W. Kelly
Las Vegas
J. H. Bearrup
J. Kelly
Jacqués
San Juan
B. C
Thomas P. Jones
Wig Read
Sheep Sanitary Board
Goldenburg
Quay County
Lama
Canadian whalers rescued after thirteen days at sea
Seattle reports the wrecked whaler Alexan der and crew of thirty arriving on the Harold Dollar after thirteen days in an open boat living on blubber. The wreck occurred near Cape Terry amid fog with twelve whalers still ashore further north amid harsh conditions.
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Seattle
Alexanrulder
Harold Dollar
Alexander
Cape Terry
Modern Woodmen Hold Convention Parade in Providence
The Modern Woodmen of America in Providence hold their annual field day. This morning's parade featured twenty two camps represented and an afternoon outing program has been prepared.
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Woodmen
Providence
R. 1
Modern Woodmen of America
Tracy Wins Elimination of 279-Mile Vanderbilt Trial
Fifteen automobiles started the New York elimination for the Vanderbilt Cup on the Jericho turnpike. Joseph Tracy won with a five hours 27 minutes 7 seconds finish, Hubert Leblen second, H N Harding third, securing three American cars in the final. Tracey’s performance featured a mile-a-minute circuit and a crowded finish as officials selected Lytle and Christie to join the trio.
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New York
Amerean
Jericho Turnpike
Mineola
Jericho
Westbury
New Hyde Park
Long
Jamaica
Albertson's Corner
Miller
Thomas
Christie
Pope-Toledo
Oldsmobile
Locomobile
Maxwell
Haynes
Matheson
Apperson
United States
Joseph Tracey
Hubert Leblen
H. N. Harding
Herbert B. Lytle
Walter Christie
Tracy
Stukes
Cros
Harding
ALL AGAINST MONOPOL IS THE BIG FIGHT
Judge Troup issues temporary restraining order against Omaha and South Omaha coal exchanges to prevent monopoly attempts and to hand over ledgers and records to District Attorney Stabaugh. Ensuing reports note labor tensions and nationwide strike potential at Standard Old Company.
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Monopol
Omaha
Troup
Alstrict Court
Omaha Coal Exchange
South Omaha Coal Exchange
Stabaugh
Labor Party Formed in Canada Convention
Victoria reports delegates from across Canada form an independent labor party to contest local politics. In San Francisco the United Labor Council denounces J N Gillette as an enemy of labor and endorses Theodore A Bell for governor. The union labor party also backs Bell and nominates a full labor ticket, endorsing Republicans Julius Kahns and Hayes for congress.
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Victoria
Wit
Canada
Indepence Labor Party
San Francisco
Gompers
the Americas Federation of Labor
San Francisco Labor Council
J. N. Gillette
Pee
Congress
Theodore A. Bell
Union Labor Party
Julius Kahn
Andle A. Hayes
Engagement of J J Hill's Daughter Announced
Memphis dated Sept 22 announces the engagement of Miss Gertrude Mills St Paul daughter of James J Hill to Michael Gavin son of the late M Gavin a Memphis merchant Miss Hill is 22 Gavin a Yale graduate A note from New York dated Sept 22 mentions money market with prime commercial paper 14 1/4 and silver at 6 3/8
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J. J. Hill
Memphis
Gertrude Mill
St. Paul
James J. Hill
Michael Gavin
M. Gavin
Mise Hills
Gavin
Yale University
New York
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Harpy Allerton
G. D. Dulin
Lag Animas
Cole
H E
Olvra B
Happy Allerton
Ragnarok II
Fire Chief
Burtless
Jack Mc‘Ginn
Dotard
Game
Jts
Waipa
Vassallo
Heau
Safeguard
Satin Cont
Miss Kleinwort
Mise Cox
Tas Linn
BABY
Rn Jne
John Barradade
Mra. M.A. James
Der
J. M. Wilson
de. It. A. Ramsay
John Becker
Gya
Cuba
Taft
Pope
Rome
Lapponi
Mazon
Heidelberg
Heidelperg
Institute For Cancer Research
Havana
Palma
Bacon
Republic
Pino Guerra
General Caguillo
Dua | Gualverte Gomez
Jose Gomez
Speec
Associated Press
Minneapolis
New
Ark
St. Louis
Maus
Edmunds
OI Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association of
Pssst Rep
Ewes
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Heep 5 and Wool Growers’ Association OF
Sheridan
Manila
Alert
Dunstanll
Hart Grey
Earl Grey
Lady Grey
Philippines
Gouth
Cavite
Arayat
Washington
Humphrey
Honolulu
Kong Kong
Shoashing
Bishop Hoare
Castle Peak Bay
Stanley
Admiral Dewey
United States Navy
Joseph Tracy
Chicago
Standard Old Company
Standard Company
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