Damacio Archuleta Murdered by Nephew in New Mexico
In Las Vegas New Mexico August 18 Damacio Archuleta 58 a rancher from Toclada was shot at 10 30 by his nephew Abran Albino Archuleta 24 who emerged from ambush and bludgeoned him with a Colt revolver. The killer fled but a posse tracked him down two years later and he surrendered without resistance.
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The
Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Damacio Archuleta
Toclada
Abran Albino Archuleta
Lag Venus
Archuleta, Sr
Rocinda Ranch
Archuleta
Archleta
M. Sandoval
Secundine Niomere
Enrique Sena
Ile
San Miguel
Adorette
Myo Byet
Tonteht
Charlee Rosenthal
Archoleta
Roclada
Old-Fashioned Cowboy Dinner for Roosevelt
Denver news reports a public cowboy dinner honoring Theodore Roosevelt to be held on August 2 at the Inter-State Gas Exposition grounds. General Manager Harry Petrie funds the feast with beef from his Arvada ranch and a 35-year veteran cook plans the menu and entertainment.
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Denver
Harry Petrie
Inter-State Pair Gas Exporition Association
Denver Treas
Theodore Loosevelt
Petrie
Peirie
Arvada
Roosevelt
Forest Fire Conditions Worsen in Western Montana
Firefighters press on as western Montana forests burn with three companies of the Fourteenth Infantry arriving back at Fort Missoula from duty in America. Daily costs cited reach seven hundred fifty dollars amid ongoing combat against the flames in a region described as increasingly difficult to control.
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Missoula
Mount
Montana
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort Missoula
Amer
Additional Soldiers Rushed to Fight Northwest Forest Fires
Washington August 13. Forest fires threaten lives and millions in property in the northwest. Additional United States soldiers are being sent to Coeur D Alene Idaho Lewis and Clark Montana Wallowa Montana Coleville Washington and Glacier National Park Montana to aid fire fighting efforts. General Leonard Wood has informed officials the army will help to the limit of available troops.
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Ssd
Washington
Northwest
Interior Department
Forest Service
United States
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Wallowa
Coleville
National Forests
Flathead Tridian Reservation
Glacier Mational Park
Leonard Wood
Army
Forest Fire Threatens Squaw Creek Settlement
Weert Idaho Aug 13 A number of setters with their families are trapped by forest fires along Squaw Creek forty eight miles from Kooskia Officials report fire rages with high winds scattering embers and threatening the entire settlement Rescue parties and mounted men are rushing to reach women and children before the flames close in.
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Stites
Idaho
Aumber
Setters
Squaw Creek
Kooskia
A. C. Stickers
Runcher
Restuer
Fire destroys portraits in Harold McCormick home
Fire in Chicago damages valued at about 50000 dollars destroying autographed portraits of John D Rockefeller and family. Harold McCormick's home suffers loss as part of the blaze.
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Chicago
Ana
Harold McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mre McCormick
Government Support Grows for Irrigation Exposition in Pueblo
The Morning Journal reports the U S Department of Agriculture endorses the National Irrigation Exposition set for September 9 to October 1 in Pueblo. Dr Samuel Vortier and Dr Anttires of the bureau of soils pledge official interest and possible participation, with Washington officials anticipating strong attendance.
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Ed Blutes
Mister Anttnes
Bureau of Soils
Pueblo
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Congress Hears Oklahoma Indian Lands Selloff Warnings
Witnesses told congressional Indian land investigating committees that selling 456000 acres of coal and asphalt lands in Oklahoma and paying 30000000 in cash to Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians could flood the state with paupers within ten years. Cecil A. Lyon testified to prior Roosevelt disapproval of McMurray contracts and discussed his financial stake and possible influence with President Roosevelt.
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Congressional Indian Land Investigating Committee
Oklahoma
McMurray
J. F. McMurray
Cecil A. Lyon
National Republican
Lyon
New York
London
J. JF. Myers
BH. Miller
Congress
Nile Wa
Chickausawe
guiIe McMurray
Senator Gore
Benjamin Kourlan
Mayor Gaynor Improves but Still Considered in Danger
Reports from St. Marys hospital Hoboken indicate Mayor Gaynor is doing better with a restful day and no pain yet officials warn danger remains. A late bulletin notes improved neck swelling and reduced cough concerns while police inquiry at headquarters prompts questions about letters linked to Gallagher case.
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Morning Journal
New York
Gaynor
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Robert Adamson
Dr. Stewart
Mer. Adameon
Gallaghers
Adamson
Hallagher
Mekinle Lyman
Treaeur
Wilbur J Wakeman
Port of
Tournisner
New York Times
Colorado Democrats Stay Split Over Reform Measures
In Denver on August 13 the nineteen Democratic senators signed an agreement to follow the majority on reform bills sought by Governor Shephroth for a special session. Two reservations and two verbal caveats still block action on the initiative and referendum and primary measures. Senate leaders expect a vote on those items, with constitutional amendments needing a two thirds majority, while the Republican minority attitude remains unsettled.
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Denver
Shefroth
Benator
W H. Adame
Caueern
Senate
New Comet Sighted by Flagstaff Observatory
In Minngstaff Arizona on August 13 the new comet discovered August 9 by Meétealf was observed by Professor Lowell of Lowell Observatory at 16:00 GMT. It lies near Beta Hercules with a parabolic head and a developing tail, a well marked nucleus, and is a conspicuous object in a six inch telescope.
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Minngstaff
Ariz
Aus
Meétealf
Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Houte Greenwich
Descent on Cleveland Bookmakers Shocks Grand Circuit
Governor Harmon ordered a rapid raid on the North Randall betting ring three hours before the Grand Circuit closing. Sheriff Hirstius and deputies seized cash as bookmakers fled, with winnings turned to charity. Trainers and bettors react to a blow to local horse racing as authorities seek further action.
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Morning Journal
Cleveland, O
Harmon
North Randall
A. J. Hirstius
Hirstius
Cleveland
Forest City Lite Stock and Fair Company
Mandal
Glenville
Wwieatiu
Deverenus
Eclaime
Texas Fugitive Requisition Returns Man to Galveston
The governor of Texas requisitioned Leo Wifelder, now under arrest in San Diego, for return to Galveston. The complaint charges he embezzled $16,000 from Deny Ulfelder who entrusted the funds to him.
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Texas
Sacramento
Cal
Galveston
Leo Wifelder
San Diego
Deny Ulfelder
Gaedgaick Retains National Diving Title at Travers Island
National Champion George Gaedgaick of the Chicago Athletic Club won the national diving crown at Travers Island, scoring 913 points as the AAU meet continued. The 880 yard dash was won by Ritter of the New York Athletic Club in 18 12 1 5, with Daniels being absent and reportedly not defending his title again.
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New York
George Gaedgaick
Chicago Athletic Club
Travers Islind
Ritter
New York Athletic Club
CG. M. Daniels
Daniels
Confederate Veterans' Chief Wins Nomination In Tennessee
Memphis Aug 18 In the second primary in Tennessee s Tenth congressional district General George W Gordon of Memphis won re nomination over T C Looney by about 2000 to 2500 votes The nomination is tantamount to election Gordon had been chosen commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at Mobile reunion
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Memphis
Tenn
Tenth
George W. Gordon
T. CC. Looney
Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Mobile
Aeronaut Suffers Frightful Injuries At Pittsburg Show
Thomas Moore a professional aeronaut is in a hospital with a fractured skull and multiple broken limbs after his parachute failed to deploy during an open air exhibition at about 1000 feet. He plunged onto a hotel roof and his recovery is doubtful.
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Pittsburg
Thomas Moore
Moore
Confession by Train Wrecker Gernbrush Tells All
Sheriff Stevens reports G M Gerebrick alias Frisco Red Tom Moore Colorado Bil and G M Gerbrush confessed to the 1903 Santa Fe express train wreck near Fowler Colorado. He named John Devine as a ringleader and said the gang sought 850,000 in cash but the box held little.
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Robert Ll. Stevens
Associated Press
G. M Gernbrush
Fowler
Colo
Gernbrush
Stevens
John Devine
Man of Silence
Canon City
Cole
Sheriff Stevens
T. M. Gerebrick
Frisco Red
Tom Moore
Colorado
Bil
G. M. Gerbrush
Harry Devine
Apishapan
Manganillo
Fowle
Devine
Gembrush
Chicago
Santa Fe
Taft to Speak in New York on Campaign Resume
President Taft will address the National League of Republican Clubs at Carnegie Hall on September 30. He will outline the Republican record since his administration and outline future goals. Beverly officials and national figures discussed campaign plans, with leadership changes and new messaging under consideration.
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Morning Journal
Lessed
Beverly
Mass
Taft
National League of Republican Clubs
Carnegie Hall
New York
Republican
Lloyd
Giriscom
Republican County Committee
Taft Cottage
New York State
Griscomb
Warren
Harding
Ohio
Longworth
Messrs
State Executive Committee
Wade H.ikes
Norton
Pew
Indian Affairs
Valentine
Conwre
New Lawe
Ballinger Denies Resignation Claims in Klamath Falls
Secretary of the Interior Franklin B. Ballinger told an Associated Press representative he has not resigned nor intends to resign. He denied any intimation from President to leave the post and said he will continue as secretary. Ballinger and Mrs Ballinger arrived in Klamath Falls and planned a trip to inspect the Klamath project.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
BR. A. Ballinger
Associated Press
Ballinger
Beverly
Upper Kinamath Lekhe
Center Lake
Klamath Project
Illinois Mine Strike Endorsement Fails at UMW Convention
Indianapolis August 13. Attempts to push through a Tlinois strike endorsement at the United Mine Workers special national convention were ruled out of order by President Lewis. Illinois vice president Hayes stirred a furor by warning the international body faced financial ruin and existential crisis.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Hayes Oflinois
International Organization
Duke of Edinburgh Runs Aground Off Cowes In Dense Fog
The English armored cruiser Duke of Edinburgh ran ashore today on a rocky ledge off Cowes in Portemouth Enuge. Dense fog hampered rescue as the vessel sent wireless calls for assistance. The ship carries 758 officers and men and remains in a dangerous position.
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Portemouth
Enuge
Duke of
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