Arizona Still Zion Leader in Roosevelt Column
Former Arizona Attorney General Ainsworth returned from Los Angeles and said Roosevelt would not alter joint statehood policy for Arizona and New Mexico. He cited a Washington source that future appointments would favor joint statehood advocates and predicted an uninstructed delegation to the national convention to push the cause.
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Phoenix
Ainsworth
Los Angeles
Congress
Roosevelt
Arizona
New Mexico
Kibbey
Sturges
Loeb
Washington
Republican Party
Zion movement shifts to agriculture for settlement
Las Vegas New Mexico Aug 25 report says Wilbur Gleon Voliva campaigns for a New Zion colony based on farming, distancing from Dowie era and planning a permanent agricultural settlement to aid the poor and promote Christian practice. Also notes Pedro Vasques arrested in Juarez for stealing 20 000 dollars from a Torreon bank and a freak cyclone in Dallas damages houses.
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Dowie
New Mexico
Las Vegas
N. M
Wilbur Gleon Voliva
New Zion
Opera House
Old Zion
Mr. Dowie
Zion
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co
Voliva
Earth
Norman Skinner
Vollva
Paso
Tex
Pedro Vasques
Juarez
Torreon
Cuba curbs yellow fever outbreak
Washington reports one new yellow fever case in Cuba, with 230 soldiers at Cienfuegos fumigating and ten districts under house to house inspection. Major Ikean at Clete Fuegue notes no new city cases, convalescence among soldiers, ongoing drainage and can collection, and storms delaying some work as Alcalde and residents cooperate.
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Washington
War Department
Taylor
Cuba
San Nicote
Cienfuegos
Magoon
Desertions Plague Faroe Army as Court Martials Fall
Acting Judge Advocate Porter reports a drop in army court martial cases to 3,913 last fiscal year with 32 officers tried and 4 dismissed. Most trials stemmed from desertion and absence without leave, while the anti canteen act is blamed for increased resort locations near posts that undermine discipline.
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Washington
Cetteeral Porter
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Highlight Midwest Actions
In American League action Detroit routed Boston 7 to 1 at Detroit with Pirot on the mound. Philadelphia split two with Chicago and Denver in Western League play at Des Moines and Des Moines won one game 4 1 against Denver.
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Detroit
Boston
Lowi
Pirot
Fouis
Philadelphia
Me. Loulk O
Chicago
New York
Des Moines
Dee Moines
Denver
Diaz Foes in Jail at Los Angeles
Four Mexicans tied to the La Junta revolutionary movement were arrested in Los Angeles. Ricaardo Flores Megan, alleged La Junta president, faced a $20,000 reward. Other detainees include Libra de Hiveria, Modesto Pian, and Antonio Villareal, editor of Los Regeneracion, once captured near El Paso and later escaped federal deportation efforts. Villareal is described as the group's leader.
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Los Angeles
la Junta
Mexico
Ricaardo Flores Megan
Libra de Hiveria
Modesto Pian
Set Revolution
Antonio Villareal
United
Canada
Los Regeneracion
St. Louis
el Paso
United States
Fou
Villareal
The Revolution Against the Mexican Government Planned for September
A note reports a September 16 uprising against the Mexican government. Berlin book sellers ban Upton Sinclair's The Industrial Republic as insulting to the German emperor. Walter Wellman is poised to depart Spitzbergen for a North Pole balloon expedition after successful inflation and a trial flight.
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Sinclair
New York
Berlin
Upton Sinclair
eMbHeror
Wellman
Paris
Tromso
Norway
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Spitzbergen
North Pole
West Virginian to Fight Anti Pass Law
Keyser West Virginia August 25 A cull will be filed in Pocahontas county to challenge an anti pass law enforcement by railroads The case stems from a free pass promised to ex Congressmen Charles P Dorr for rights of way and revoked later The suit may go to federal court in May also noted is a Spokane Washington item about baggage transfer device and a Hamburg banquet for American yachtsmen after Kiel regatta
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Keyser
W. Va
Pocahontas County
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Charles P Dorr
Dorr
Twenty Hurt as Rio Grande Train Wrecks Near Pueblo
Twenty persons were injured when Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No 0 derailed near Pueblo Colorado after a defective switch caused the locomotive to derail and strike an embankment. The wreck blocked the line for hours while a temporary track was laid to move traffic as badly hurt were rushed to Balida and others continued their journeys.
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Pueblo
Col
Denver and
Rio Grande
Balida
Artil1ery Suggests Remedy for Drouth
New Haven Conn August 25 Mayor Studley proposes a field artillery battery to fire fifty rounds to induce an atmospheric change and bring rain. Drouth has lasted seventy six days with only two brief thunderstorms earlier this month.
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New Haven
Conn
Studley
Auto Overturn Claims Two Lives in Saunderstown
Waldo Merrill a Boston stock broker and Erle Landetrom Manhattan Mass his chauffeur were killed instantly when their automobile overturned and crashed into a stone wall at a sharp turn toward Narragansett Pier Four other occupants escaped with minor injuries The text also notes a separate entry about the Supreme Court suspending Harrison Clark of Omaha from a death sentence scheduled for August 34.
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Saunderstown
Waldo Merrill
Boston
Erle Landetrom
Manhattan
Mass
Narragansett Pier
Pingue Gatthews
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Harrison Clark
Omaha
Hanna Orders Cut Throat Scheme of Fads in Bold Claim
Fearless young attorney aggressively arraigns a man alleged to have led an underhand fight against him. The courtroom clash centers on a charged scheme tied to local fashion trends, with sharp accusations and dramatic rhetoric.
Bitter bar meeting ends in fiery clash over Frost plot
Richard H. Hanna accuses Max Frost editor of the Santa Fe New Mexican of a plot to ruin him as Max Frost’s enmity with Hagerman politics surfaces. The New Mexico Bar Association debate ends with K. K. Scott elected president and Hanna defeated on last day in Roswell New Mexico.
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Roswell
N. M
Max Frost
Santa Fe New Mexican
Richard H. Hanna
Santa Fe
New Mexico Bar Association
Territory
Frost
The
New Mexican
Association
Hanna
W. C. Reid
L. ©. Pullen
Carlsbad
R. C. Gertner
Paul A. F. Walter
K. K. Scott
Gallup
H. B. Fergusson
Albuquerque
A. B. McMillen
Scott
Fullen
Banta Ve New Mexican
Hagerman
Territorial Bar Association
New Mexico
United States Land Office
Banta Fe
Houna
Fergusson
Hatta
Erguneon
Reott
Association For the Prursuing Sear
Ama Paul A. PF. Walter
Thes Association
Fea
Social events mark visit of out of town guests at Roswell
A reception by Judge Will iam H Pope and Mrs Pope topped the season's social schedule with Judges Abbott Renehan Richardson and others in attendance. Earlier gatherings included a country home reception by Charles J Bremond and a Roswell Country club barbecue. A tragedy in Ohio reported a man Clarence House shot his wife and then killed himself as a child cared for the mother.
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Ohi
Washington Court House
Ohio
Clarence House
Actor Missing in Philadelphia Police Seek Foul Play
Philadelphia Aug 25 police asked to search for Harvey A Cassidy missing since Thursday after leaving home to meet a friend. His sister fears foul play and notes his acting career with Modjeska Blanche Walsh and recent South West Shakespeare tours with Charles R Hanford.
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Philadelphia
Harvey A. Cassidy
Modjeska
Blanche Walsh
Charles R. Hanford
Manila police suppress insurrectionist flags as patriot meeting planned
Manila authorities order crackdown on Katipunan emblems amid rising tension over unlicensed displays. A veteran committee plans a large patriot meeting with delegates from Cavite and Fort McKinley to oppose insults to the United States flag. The Philippines commission may push new legislation to curb the practice.
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Manila
Washington
Cavite
Fort McKinley
United States
Philippines Commission
Katipunan
Philippines
Amt
Laguna
Nacionalistas
Dominador Gomez
Birman
Jose Rizal
American Girl Sparks Canada Telephone Strike
Ottawa reports August 25 employees at Pane William telephone office struck over the appointment of American Miss Ora Hudson of Dove Tur Liles as chief operator. Linemen threaten to join in sympathy with the young woman amid labor unrest.
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Ottawa
Plumber Strike Rolls On in Goldfield Nevada
In Goldfield Nevada August workers return to work after securing nine dollars for an eight hour day. Craft trades pledge ninety day notice amid a threatened broader strike over wage demands.
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Nevada Camp
Guldfield
Nev
Cgaldfield
Tomorrin
Lelbang
Standard Oil Defends Its Innocence and Policy Stance
Directors issue a pamphlet to employees and stockholders asserting the company’s absolute innocence of wrongdoing in the Illinois oil prosecutions. The document cites the Chicago and Alton cases, notes a potential $20,000 penalty per carload, and attacks political pressures and media campaigns backing the verdict. It includes editorials and a statement by President Moffitt. The release argues for appeal to higher courts and criticizes public clamor and social outcry.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Standard OW Company
Indiana
Moffitt
Standard Okt Company
Harely
Chicago
Alton
Standard Oil Company of
Standard Out Company
Cmmissioner
Garefield
Congress
Landis
Alten
Smith
Moffitts
Stolen Mail Suspected in Alaska Gold Dust Robberies
Postoffice inspectors pursue a suspected Alaska wide conspiracy to loot U S mails. A pouch reportedly containing 45000 in gold dust was found missing in Skagway after thefts on Yukon river boats between Alaska and Dawson. Authorities warn of organized bandits using mail to ship metal, shifting from express services and planning guards for future shipments.
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Seattle
Wash
Fairbanks
Alaska
United States
Skagway
Yukon
Dawson
Fugitive Cashier Seized After Long Bank Fraud Case
Kansas City Mo Aug 25 W A Farran and Alma M Adame former waif of the Parmers National bank of Clearfield Iowa were arrested on charges of embezzling the Taylor county Iowa bank funds leading to its suspension June 30 1906 with losses over thirty three thousand dollars. Disguised as Adam Marran he worked as a janitor in a large building while authorities pursued him. Landstite Reports Rich Ore Strike in Leadville area after a tunnel collapse exposes a vein yielding about 150000 in gold silver and lead resources.
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Kansas
W. A. Furrvan
Aline
M. W. Adame
Parmers’ National Banig
Clearfield
Iowa
Taylor County
Farran
Parran
Adam Marran
Landstite
Leadville
Ave
John Shannahan
Mount Bheridan
Ben Fu
Railroad School Not Endorsed
Chicago August 25 F D Underwood president of the Erie is not connected with the National School of Railroading opened at 2041 Michigan avenue. The Erie denies backing and says its president is not in favor of railroad schools believing training should occur on the railroad. Mordaunt has claimed Erie backing without authorization.
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Chicago
F. D. Underwood
The
Erie
National School of Railroading
Mordaunt
Michigan Avenue
United States
Underwood
D. W. Cooke
Disastrous hail storms hit Umatilla county farms
A severe hail storm struck two sections of Umatilla county last night causing extensive damage. Thousands of dollars in property loss. hundreds of acres of wheat and alfalfa ruined. bridges, farm equipment, and buildings damaged. livestock heavily affected.
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Pendleton
Ore
Oregon
Umatilla County
Distin guished lawyers gather in Portland for ABA meeting
Distingu ished members of the legal fraternity from across the United States gather in Portland Missouri for the thirtieth annual American Bar association meeting opening tomorrow with President Alton H Parker delivering the annual address. Nearby reports note city actions against local clubs and a tragic accident in Washington involving a one year old child drowning after falling into a milk can.
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Portland
Legal Fraternity
United States
American Bar Association
Alton H. Parker
Washington
Raymond Lane
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Dathes
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Tives
Diaz
Revolutionary Junta
Police
Spokane
Francis H. Cook
Hamburg
Kiel
Regatts
Werein
Denver & Rio Grande
Drouth
Connecticut
Cat
Hanna Ordred
London
Hilo
Goldfeld
Rome
Osservatore Romane
Congregation of the Counci
Council of Trent
Kansas City
Railroad School
Erie Road
Alton B Parker
American Har Association
Canon City
Bills Club
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