Knights of Columbus plan state growth at Red Men's hall
Nearly a hundred Knights of Columbus met in Red Men's hall discussing exemplifying three degrees during the Irrigation congress. A Santa Fe council with about fifty members will join five NM councils, then form a state council. The meeting included boxing exhibition and a soloist performance.
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Knights of Columbus
Red Men's Hall
Secorre
Magdalena
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Fe
New Mexico Knights of Columbus
National Council
Jimmy Mccaffrey
Ray Caren
Hoth
Huse Hurke
la Paloma
Columbiad Quartet
B.C. Ap Daca
L. D. Keleher
Herbert Aveetir
John Maher
Knights Enjoy Pleasant Evening of Music and Stunts
A historical page notes a group of knights hosting a musical gathering. Performers displayed notable talent with acts ranging from an Irish jig to a Dutch sand routine. Several participants attended, contributing to an overall enjoyable event.
Flames Threaten Kentucky Staple In Midway Fire
At Midway Kentucky six Greenbaum Brothers bonded whiskey warehouses burn with four collapsed and the distillery area on fire. About 47000 barrels have burned with an estimated loss of 200000 dollars the riverbank whiskey pouring into Elkhorn Creek. Fire crews from multiple cities respond as flames threaten the oldest town in the state midway between Lexington and Frankfort.
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Midway
Greenbaum Brothers
Elkhorn Creek
Peankfort
Letsville
Lexington
Winchester
Georgetown
Louisville
Wirterere
Frankfort
Appointment of Richard Harding Davis as Westchester Deputy
Sheriff Lane of Westchester County appoints renowned novelist Richard Harding Davis as a deputy sheriff in White Plains New York in August. Davis takes office amid local interest and confirms duties under county law.
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White Plains
N. Y
Sheriff Lane
West Chester County
Richard Harding Lravis
Westchester
Arizona Copper Co in Financial Difficulty
Tucen Arizona August 5 bankruptcy proceedings were filed here against the Arizona Consolidated Copper Company owner of Copper Phobe mines in Pima and Crug counties. Murray K. Heighton of Tucson was appointed receiver. The stock is largely held in Pottsville and Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
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Arizona Copper CO
Tucen
Ariz
Arizona
Phebe Wites In & Ta Crug
Pima Coun Lew
Murry KB
Heighton
Tuckem
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Industrial Map of New Mexico by Mining Expert
Dr. FF A Jones prepares a large industrial map of New Mexico to be published by a Denver house for the Irrigation congress. It will depict mineral deposits grazing lands farming lands irrigated and conirrigated areas and a full presentation of the territory resources. Coral areas are shown in yellow blotches across much of the north and south near Engle dam.
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FF. A. Jones
New Mexico
Denver
Irrigation Congress
Tory
Engle
Enagle Dam
LANEA
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
Belen
SAN Francesco
OLD Meato
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Hio Grande
Perent Holler Mills
Ty Lumber Yards
Santa FE
Iarvey Pating House
Albequuehqtt
Santa Fe Railway Company
California
Harvey Ating
Assistant Attorney General Cooley resigns for health
Washington Aug. 5 Alford W. W. Cooley assistant attorney general has resigned for health according to information here tonight. He left for New Mexico and it is believed his health broke down from overwork and a rest and climate change may help. It is understood Mr Cooley has not resigned permanently.
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Washington
Alford W.W. Cooley
Forest Fire Devastates Timber in Montana Reserve
Reports from the Coward Alenes national reserve indicate a major forest fire burning in the area for days has now under control but valuable timber is said to be destroyed and losses attributed to the blaze are being assessed by officials in Coeur d Alene.
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Iires
Coeur - Menes
Misoula
Mont Aug
Coward Alenes
Central
Committee Named for Allison Obsequies
Washington officials announce a Senate funeral committee for late Senator Allison to attend the Dubuque service next Saturday afternoon. Members include Dolliver Fry Cullom Galtinger Elkins Nelson Bacon Foraker Long Penrose Peverage Culberson Kean McCumber Gamble Simmons Heyborn Burkett Carter LaFollette Rayner Warner Smith Brown Johnson Paynte. Roosevelt telegram commends Allison’s service and predicts no special train for the funeral. The House committee to be named later.
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Duehueyue
Murdered Boy Mystery Looms Over Mud Lake Case
Police records yield no matching description for the murdered boy as investigators term the case another unsolved Chicago mystery. Bodies found near Mud Lake and the canal hint at a deliberate effort to scatter remains, with intestines recovered and a hacked torso located by boys in the Waterway. The victim is thought to be a stranger in Chicago.
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Mud Lake
Hitnois and
Michigan Canal
Perons
Chicago
Swindler Seized for Impersonating Officer
Salt Lake City August 5 a telegram from the department of justice in Washington directed arrest of Percy G Olmstead for impersonating a United States naval recruiting officer. He was found at Prave and taken into custody by District Attorney H K Reeth and Deputy Marshal La Le Stmith. He confessed to victimizing several teleph firms and individuals through his claimed naval service link. He refuses to say where he came from.
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Salt Lake City
Department of Justice
Washington
Percy G. Olmstead
United States Naval
Prave
HK. Reeth
la le Stmith
Naval Service
Olmstead
Southern Roads May Increase Freight Rates
United States Circuit Judge Pardee in Atlanta dissolved Judge Speer’s order prohibiting the Southern railway and the Louisville and Nashville from enforcing higher Georgia freight rates. The railroads may implement the new rates in Georgia pending final hearing on the matter.
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Asheville
No. C
United States
Pardes
Atlanta
George Emery Speer
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Georgia
Pardee
Raisull Returns With Threats After Village Pillage
Bandit Raisull, back in Tangier with fifty horsemen, demands to renounce British protection and resume his former life unless reparation is granted for a village raid by Imperial troops yesterday. Sir Harry Maclean referenced in the release.
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Tangier
Raisull
Harry Maclean
Britissh Legation
Grewsome Murder Mystery in Chicago
Police investigate a baffling dismemberment case in Chicago's Mud Lake stockyards district. The lower limbs and torso were found separated and wrapped in paper, with a shirt bearing the initial C. Authorities confirm the victim is a young man, prompting a wide search for clues and a killer.
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Chicago
Bey
Stockyards
Wee A Bey
Pastor Wallace-Neil Dies In Pulpit During Service
Morning Journal reports Rev Edward Wallace-Neil pastor of St Edward the Martyr Protestant Episcopal church fell ill after morning services and died within minutes as severe electrical storms with heavy rain and hail swept New York and New England. The storms brought ten heat related deaths and over twenty prostrations in New York City.
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Morning Journal
New York
New York State
New England
Green Island
Troy
Thomas McCabe
Edward Wallace-Neil
Protestant Episcopal Church of
St. Edward the Martyr
Rockefeller Saves Friends At Rail Crossing
In Cleveland on August five a man identified by bystanders as John D Rockefeller acted quickly to avert disaster at a Pittsburg railway crossing. As the gates lowered a gate fell across the automobile trapping occupants until the supposed Rockefeller caught the gate and signaled the driver to proceed narrowly avoiding a serious collision.
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Cleveland
J.D Rockefeller
Pittsburg Railway
Rockefeller
Uileklys
Cholera Suspect Isolated in St Petersburg Tenement
In St Petersburg on August 5 a man feared to have cholera was registered, and municipal authorities promptly isolated the tenement and about twenty families living there in the workingmen's quarters.
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St. Petersburg
Cholera Outbreak Reporting In Tyariteyn Russia
In Tyariteyn Russia on August 5 new cholera cases rise to fourteen and nine more deaths recorded bringing the total to eighty five cases and forty nine deaths since the outbreak began.
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Tyariteyn
Russia
Thaw Enjoys Outing With Court Hearing Awaited
Harry Thaw, under guard, took an outing to Fishkill Landing with a trolley ride and steamer return. He attends a habeas corpus matter before Referee Schlosser at Fishkill Landing, with two adjournments earlier that day. The second hearing is set for Friday at 11 a.m.
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Morning Journal Special
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Harry K. Thaw
Fishkill Landing
Thaw
Schlosser
John F. Wilson
Chanter
Tompkine
Fishkill Village
Notable Cerrillos Wedding Joins Granite and Ortiz Families
The August 1 wedding in Cerrillos linked Miss Caroline Granite and Mr. Pedro Ortiz y Pine in a ceremony that drew about six hundred guests. The bride wore white silk with roses, the groom and family run a Galisteo mercantile and sheep business, and a reception banquet and dance followed. The couple left for a honeymoon through Colorado and the East.
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Cerrillos
N. M
Caroline Granite
Rafael Granite
Pedro Ortiz Y Pine
Juan Ortiz
Galisteo
Galisten
Ortiz
Colorado
Arizona desperado Downing shot by ranger at Willcox saloon
William Fr Downing once of the Stiles-Alvord band and a Cochise station robbery instigator was killed at his Willcox saloon by Ranger Willis Speed who fired after Downing allegedly displayed a gun during a warrant attempt. Downing had served seven of ten years.
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My Morning Journal
Douglas
Ariz
Aus
Williamn Fr Downing
Oatiaws
Arizona
Willcox
Flanger
Willis Speed Speed
Downing
Speed
Southern Pacific
Cochise
Stikes-Alvord
Rail strike paralyzes Canadian Pacific shops across provinces
About 12 000 workers from Atlantic to Western Canada walked out at Canadian Pacific rail yards, with 2 200 in Montreal and 1 500 in Winnipeg among the largest groups. Described as the broadest railway shop tie‑up in Canada, the strike halted all wheels and fires as crews left, officials prepared committees to handle action, and a settlement was expected as William Whyte arrived to seek a resolution.
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Fty Morning Journal
Winnipeg
Man
Canada
de Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Fort William
Vancouver
William Whyte
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
McAdam Junction
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
North Bay
Chapeau and Ignace
Medicine
British Columbia
Calgary
Regina
West Toronto
London
Ottawa
Brandon
Moose Jaw
Montreal Strike Grows in Canadian Pacific Shops
Returns show about 8000 workers out with 2900 idle in Montreal shops alone. Bell Hardy leads a nationwide walkout of mechanical staff from St John to Vancouver as unions press for a company settlement while government intervention appears unlikely.
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Montreal
Bell Hardy
Federation of Mechanics of the
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. John
N. B
Vancouver
Llame Law Bf
Halifax
Canada
Angue
Earthquake Hits Mgerte Constantine Algeria
Reviewed shocks of an earthquake were felt this afternoon and tonight in Mgerte Constantine Algeria. No casualties are reported by the disturbances though authorities plan to demolish many damaged buildings.
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Mgerte Constantine
Algeria
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Tiond W Cooley
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Fairbanks
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