Inauguration of Governor George Curry in New Mexico
Thousands attend the inauguration as Governor George Curry pledges to seek statehood for the territory and asks public support and cooperation to carry out the administration policy. He vows to use his best efforts to secure statehood.
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New Mexicco
New Mexico
Sierra County
W. H. Andrews
Santa Fe New Mexican
Albuquerque Journal
Washington
United States
London
Casa Blanca
Muley Amin
Galilee
Cobb
Valises
Muley
Malc Amin
Amin
Fall Bitterly Scores Policy Behind Federal Investigation
Governor Curry introduces his stance in New Mexico declaring politics as the greatest handicap while denouncing government officials and denying graft. He also condemns newspapers in a broad critique of media coverage.
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Curry
New Mexico
United States
Jamestown
Spain
Hawkins
Southwest
Mexico
W. A. Hawkins
W. H. Andrews
Santa Fe
Washington
Interior Department
Theodore Roosevelt
George Curry
Strickler
Albuquerque
Inauguration of George Curry as New Mexico Governor
The Santa Fe ceremony saw George Curry take the oath of office at 2:20 PM before the largest crowd in New Mexico’s capitol history. Judge A B Fell gave the welcome, Curry delivered the reply, and a grand parade and ball followed amid lavish decorations and widespread civic enthusiasm.
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Santa Fe
N. M
George Curry
New Mex
New Mexicos Capitol
House of Representatives
A. B. Fell
Chovernor Curry
Willam J. Mills
Ira A. Abbot
J. HW. McHughes
Ben Williame
American Lumber Company
Rough Riders
Fuljowse
Fred Muller
Willian Griffin
A. J. Griffin
John Mell
Jd. T. Sandoval
Thomas Wiliams
Timothy Breen
Fred Plateteaux
Richard Gulterman
Williowst
Curry
A.B Fall
The
W. H. Andrews
Sob Grimshaw
Selomen Juna
Hutursum
Caplital City
New Mexican
Peres
Ated
Hertel
Palace Hotel
Toteby
Caplet
Electric Light Company
Washington Avenue
Corey
Asa
W'Elock
Paynolad
Sills
Thie Cohen
Unitea
Thie Tereitory
Milla
A Bi. Fall
New Mexico
Sheea
Territorio timber contracts under legal challenge in New Mexico
United States sues Territory of New Mexico and officials over timber sale contracts on about 60 000 acres alleging illegal allotment under Fergusson act of 1898. Three suits seek injunctions and recovery of lands and timber with claims officials knew contracts violated law.
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McFie
United States Seeks Recovery Of 60000 Acres Timber Lands
Actions filed in the Second Judicial District seek to enjoin the Territory of New Mexico its attorney general M A Otero former territorial official A A Keen and Clark M Carr and the American Lumber Company from carrying out contracts on disputed timber lands totaling about 60000 acres in territorial territory.
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United States Court For
Second Judicial District of
New Mexico
Ormsby McHarg
Peyton Gordon
United States
Territory
John Venable
Peyloun Gordon
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
United States of America
Territory of
George W. Prichard
Territory of New Mexico
Alpheus
M. A. Otero
Alpheus A Keen
American Lumber Company
A. A. Keen
Land c
John R. McFie
Firet Judicial District Court
Ira A. Abbott
Clark Carr
Second Judicial District
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Clark M. Carr
Ap Clark M. Carr
Clock M. Carr
Esido
Bra A. Abbott
Supreme Court
District Court
Bernalillo
Fergusson
Congress
House of Representatives of
H. J. Hagerman
Pennsylvania Development Company
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Thirty Five Assembly
Toxico
Alpheus Iyer
Mexico
Rae Bed
Mckinsey and
Valencia
M Carr
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South
New York
Republican Central Committee
Ohio
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Foraker
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New Mexic
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Hanes
Charles Hunt
France
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Manaran
Duchayla
Tetuin
Harry MacLean
Raisull
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Mogador
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M'Pir
First Judicial District
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Morocco
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