Taft Lands in Cuba and Sparks of History Begin
Secretary Taft's Cuban landing drew a packed dock scene with 600 spectators and Cuban photographers filming the moment. Taft, cheerful and alert, shook hands with liberators before a ride to the president's palace where he spoke with the Uberators for an hour, marking a pivotal moment in history.
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Taft
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O. K
Des Moines
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Bacon
Morgan
McCoy
President
Sir. Taft
Turkey
Cuban Sentiment Favors Intervention in Cuba Crisis
Cuban sentiment leans toward American intervention as Congress nears assembling. Talks in Havana reference resignation of Palma and possible U S landing of marines under Col Burnett and Gen Funston readiness. Roosevelt signals preparedness and marines coast advance, with Washington officials predicting intervention as likely to hold Havana and stabilize new Cuban government. Rebels reportedly active near Toledo plantation and electric plant attacks noted.
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Palma
United States
Col. Burnett
Funston
Olivette
Louisiana
Couden
Havana
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Oliver
War Department
Washington
Taft
Cuba
Bacon
Roosevelt
Toledo
Mariano
Man posing as lieutenant to wed in romance ends in arrest
Salem sees scandal as John M. Shew, impersonating Lt Crenshaw of the U S Navy, wooed a Rosex County bride after posing as Lt Capeheart. He faces rearrest on further impersonation charges while awaiting release from Salem jail. Police traced the impostor through hotels and reports from several cities.
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Salem
Mass
John M. Shew
Arthur B. Capeheart
U. S
Kentucky
Crenshaw
U.S. No
Boston
Shew
Essex House
Capehesti
Boparte
Rosex County
Pacific
Bogun Crenshaw
S600 Probable Fortune Found In Timmis Case Dead Man
In North Flint street area a dead man identified as George Timmis is found. A small amount of gold is discovered in old trousers. Police guard the premises and plan further search after relatives in Kansas are notified. Opening day reports from Gulf regatta in Houston describe strong turnout and festive harbor scene with boats from Mississippi to Mexican border.
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George Timmis
North
Flint Street
Kansie
Houston
Texas
Houston Yacht and Power Boat Club
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Indictments Highlight Missouri Grand Jury Case Details
The St Louis grand jury indicts Robert M Snyder of Kansas City for bribery tied to the 1898 Central traction franchise bill and former Councilman Frederick Kuboff now in Denver for perjury related to testimony in 1902. Indictments surface amid broader state legal actions.
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St. Louis
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Central Traction
Municipal Assembly
Frederick Kuboff
Denver
Epworth League Opens Thirteenth Annual Session
In Home New York the Epworth League of the Northern New York conference opened its thirteenth convention at the First Methodist Episcopal church. The biendary gathering covers six counties and parts of five others. Several hundred delegates attend as ministers and laymen give addresses and lectures. The meeting lasts three days and closes with Sunday evening devotions.
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Epworth
New York
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dasa
Wil
Regular Republican Delegates Seated at Territorial Convention
Special to The Evening Citizen from Las Vegas New Mexico dated September 23 reports a large turnout expected at the territorial Republican convention to nominate a delegate to Congress. The territorial central committee meets at 10 AM at the Commercial Club and again at 2:30 PM at the Opera House. B C Pale ter of Cartshad is tipped as temporary chairman and CA Spiem of Las Vegas as permanent chairman. The Bernalillo delegation will be seated while irregular delegates from the Porforte Armijo party contest seating. Several district conventions will pick candidates, with Andrews favored by acclamation for delegate to Congress.
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Cross
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Las Vegas
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Evening Citizen
Las Vegas N. M
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Commercial Club
Opera House
B. C. Paleter
Cartshad
Military men seek increased mileage funds for duties
Major David C. Shanks of the Fourth Infantry stationed at Port Slocum faces only venal mileage allowances for duty at Sea Girt. Officers dispatched to various posts must bear travel costs, as mileage laws rarely permit increases unless tied to militia inspections. The War Department offers no relief, pushing officers toward legal recourse to cover expenses. Everything ready for great corn carnival in Chicago with reduced fares and planned exhibitions attracts visitors from the corn belt.
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David C. Shanks
Fourth Infantry
Port Stocum
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Shanks Wan
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War Department
Chicago
Tate Toreall
Chicago Commercial Association
Corn
Cotton crop in Mississippi damaged by hurricane
New Orleans reports indicate storm damage along the gulf coast with unclear loss estimates. Mississippi towns including Jackson and Brookhaven report cotton crop losses around ten percent while river and railroad damage disrupts traffic and communications.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coat
Ia Mixalasippi
Cacely
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Lake Catherine
Bay St.Louis
Mobile
Scranton
Oday
Lfe
Mississippi River
Ansel
Monticello
Mixs
Miuwissippi
New Orlane
Gulf Coast
Here
Loulaville & Nashville
Vicksburg
McComb City
Jackson
Brookshaven
Bankers to audit fair accounts
Mayor McKee cashier of the First National bank W J Johnson cashier Bank of Commerce and J B Herndon cashier State National bank appointed a committee to audit the twenty into Territorial Fair association accounts Manager McCanna and Secretary Roveowald are preparing a report of the fair for the press though delayed by late payments from subscribers the association may show a small surplus rather than a deficit once accounts are straightened out
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First National Bank
W. J. Johnson
Bank of Commerce
J. B. Herndon
State National Bank
Territorial Pale Association
McCanna
Roveowald
Asociation
Stones Cast at Forsythe Sparks School Incident
Henry Forsythe of Albuquerque baseball team was struck by stones during Castle School recess. He filed a complaint with the city marshal. Officer Kelly was instructed to protect the school, deter further stone throwing, and arrest the assailants for transport to the city jail.
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Henry Forsythe
Albuquerque
Castle School
Kelly
Elty
Adultery Case Yields Two-Year Penitentiary Sentence
John Meyers, or Moyers, tried by a federal jury and found guilty of adultery, received a two year term. The case drew local attention as Meyers, a carpenter, used aliases and involved a second wife. Attorneys appeal to the supreme court. other docket items include updates on market quotes in wool, copper, and lead.
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Navy Department
John Meyers
Cleland- Alexander
John Mays
United States
Petit Jury
Meyers
Maus
Moyers
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