Territorial Grand Jury Seeks Jail Repairs In 1905 Report
After eleven days in session the territorial grand jury submitted its final report to Judge Aby bott at 2 30 this afternoon and was discharged. It details indictments and no bills, notes widespread jail and courthouse neglect, urges enlarging the clerk's vault, calls for court house repairs, and condemns dirty halls and unsanitary water conditions. The report highlights records preservation as vital and warns of broader consequences from record destruction.
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Territorial Grand Jury
Abybott
Grand Jury
Counry
District Court
Calillo
Ira A. Abbott
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Atetrict Court
Territory
Court House
Lear Convicted in Bank Funds Misapplication Case
Henry Lear, former president of the Doylestown Bank, was convicted in U S district court of wilful misapplication of bank funds. He was acquitted on two embezzlement and abstraction counts and his ball was raised from 7500 to 10000 pending appeal. Lear had been tried twice before for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry Lear
Doyleston
Inspector dismissed over Chinese smuggling charges
Washington authorities report James A. Anderson, an immigration service inspector from Buffalo, New York, was dismissed by the department of commerce and labor for alleged participation in smuggling Chinese across the Canadian border. He previously had his headquarters at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration Service
James A. Anderson
Buffalo
N.Y
Anderson
Santa Fe
N. M
Las Vegas officials elected at NM conventions
Captain B Ruppe of Company G National Guard of New Mexico returned from northern New Mexico fair praising Las Vegas entertainment. Ruppe declined reelection as chief executive of the Volunteer Firemen’s association. C F Bailey of Las Vegas was elected to succeed him. National Guard association officers include Major Myler as secretary and Captain Abbott as treasurer. Captain Newall to River City.
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B. Ruppe
National Guard of
New Mexico
Ruppe
Las Vegas
National Guard Association of
Las Ve
Volunteer Firemens’ Association of
Meadow City
Springer
Frank Owens
Santa Fe
Nefa Ot
Noauacree
A. M. Cattlebach
National Guard
Mhyer
Abbott
Newall
River City
Russia Invites France to Hague Peace Conference
At a ministers council meeting Premier Rouvier said Russia’s invitation to join a new peace conference at The Hague had been accepted in principle. Details to be arranged when the program is set.
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Council of Ministers
Primier
Four Men Die In Tenement House Fire in New York
Four men lost their lives in a fire at a tenement on West Third Street in New York. Victims identified as McClelland McMahon Vaughn died or were severely burned. Dowd later died from burns. All residents were longshoremen or laborers. one houseworker survived. Firefighters battled the blaze as others were rescued through windows.
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New York
West Third Street
McClelland
McMahon
Vauehs
Patrick Dowd Hag
Wallaje
Howwehieper
McMhan
Vaughn
Empire
Hubbell Habeas Corpus Writ Granted In Hubbell Case
Special to The Citizen from Raton New Mexico reports Attorney E W Dobson secured a writ of habeas corpus for Thomas S Hubbell who was jailed for contempt and will be brought to Raton for a hearing Tuesday Chief Justice Mills will preside Hubbell remains in Bernalillo county jail until Monday night amid public interest and officials arrival of the president drew large crowds and tight security at the White House route event.
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Raton
N. M
E. W. Doason
Albuquerque
Thomas S._ Hubbell
W. J. Mills
T. S. Hubbell
Bernalillo County
W. B. Childers
Hubbell
Atorney Dobson
Dobson
Mny
Zivn
Cosylvania Avenue
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Behold the Conquering Hero Conquers Peace Not War
Oyster Bay residents greet President Roosevelt as he leaves for Washington. The village decorates Audrey Avenue with flags and a white dove bearing Peace under patriotic emblems. Children wave, and Mrs. Roosevelt and the children join the final farewell. A wagon axle breaks, but the party continues to the station. Washington welcomes Roosevelts return with a triumphant ovation and banners along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Audrey
Russia
Japan
Kang
Derpot
Princess Cecelia Expected to Give Heir in April Next Year
Berlin reports Princess Cecelia wife of the crown prince is publicly announced expecting a confinement due in April. She is described as the empire’s most popular royal, bringing brightness and Parisian style to the court while engaging kindly with the poor. Spelter, St. Louis notes her cheerful nature at 80.
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Berlin
Cecelia
Ccrono
Rich-quick swindler tied to $451 thousand securities theft
New York reports an imminent arrest of a man linked to a securities theft from National City Bank worth 451 thousand dollars. Forged documents and prior similar schemes connect him to a notorious conman known for past international rustling. Police say forgery attempts continue to surface as investigations proceed.
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New York
National City Bank
Feony & Miesenger
Foreign News Digest On Railway Push And Quakes
News briefs from Seattle and Los Angeles note Geo Gould building a San Francisco to Los Angeles line and Bakersfield Ventura work, with Hill criticizing Washington rail policy. Reports mention the Portland to Seattle line, Great Northern and Northern Pacific joint interests, and a mystery murder in the Merstham tunnel sparking a push against cell-like train cars. Also included are Germany readying a commercial treaty proposal and Hungarian political moves ahead of a king’s audience, with Czanky meeting Emperor Francis Joseph and coalition leaders steering toward compromise post conference.
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Los Angeles
Geo. Gould
San Francisco
Western Pacific
Examiner
Bakersfield & Ventura
Oxnard
Seattle
Wash
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Ranier Club
Hid
Washington
Portland É Seattle
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
London
Merstham
London Southwestern
Erith
Budapest
Count Cxanky
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Czanky
Harriman Visits Seoul for Audience with Korean Emperor
K. H. Harriman president of the Southern Pacific Railway arrives in Seoul with his party. He will be received by the emperor and hosted at a luncheon by the Japanese chamber of commerce, marking another day of diplomatic engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Seoul
K. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Secured Keys to Jail Through Clever Rule
Sheriff Armijo takes control of county jail after Deputy Heyn and Newcomer stage a theft of jail keys in the courthouse lobby. Heyn slipped into Newcomer’s pocket and removed a batch of keys, enabling immediate access for purposes tied to upcoming court actions. Lead and copper quiet in New York as of September 20.
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Armijo
Fred Heyn
C. B E. Newcomer
T. 8
Hubbell
Heyn
Court House
Newcomer
Admiral Paul Jones Honor Concert at Carnegie Hall
New York on September 30 a grand festival concert honors Admiral Paul Jones at Carnegie Hall directed by Sie G Pratt. Proceeds aid the Paul Jones monument fund. The program includes a Peace hymn, anniversary overture, Paul Revere’s Ride, The Revolution, Paul Jones Triumph, The Birth of the American Navy and a new Pratt patriotic song Love Law and Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Jones
Carnegie Mae Alc
Sies G. Pratt
Paul Jones Monument Fund
Roosevelt
Pratt
Paul Revere
Mr. Pratt
Love
Law
Lberty
Battleship Mississippi Christened By Miss Money
The battleship Mississippi, a 13 000 ton second class vessel, was christened today in Philadelphia by Miss Mabel Clare Money, daughter of Senator H D Money of Mississippi. The ship, costing about 3 500 000 dollars, measures 675 feet on the water line and carries heavy armor and armaments. It is to be joined with the Idaho as a sister ship, and will make 17 knots on trial.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wickard
David E. Sherrick
Hanly
J. H. Murry
Murry
TI. C. Bept
Philadelphia
Mabel Clare Money
HD. Money
Mississippiias
Mississippi
Congress
Idaho
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Alice
Boston
Mass
France
Hague
Kansas City
Missouri Valley Casket Company
Kanyae City
AEA
Department
Secret Service
Washington, D.C
National Capital
Spelter
St. Louis
Spuilter
Quiet
York
Bronx
Bure
Bronx Park
Usade
George Gould
Germany
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Jas
J. Hill
Korea
Hill
Naples
Calabria
United States
State Department
Admiral Paul Jones
Miss Money
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