Thieving Hoboes Arrested After Robbery at Clothier Dairy
Policeman Marquette nabbed John Moore and William Adams after Clothier identified them as the men who robbed his dairy farm house. The pair, who had part of the loot, were arrested minutes after the report and will face police court.
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Pothenman
Marquette
John Moore
William Adams
A. V. Clothier
Clothier
Robery
Marquet
Chothier
Crothier
Clothiers
Temple Lodge Presents Jewels To Past Masters
Members of Temple Lodge No. 6 A F and A M with wives and friends attended an entertainment in Maron's hall in Albuquerque. Frank L Moore presented the jewels to past masters, including Benjamin Myers A M Whiteresh WLPP Fox and H Strong. Myers spoke for recipients, tracing Temple Lodge history from its 1480 charter in Albuquerque to present growth. A musical program followed with piano and vocal pieces by Mrs BD Melon and the Temple quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Ledger
No. 6
Maron
Lodge
Frank 4. Moore Jewrle
Woon Mestre Py Ajamin Myers A. M. Whiteresh
Wlpp. Fox
H. Strong
Mer Moore
Myers
Pir Lodge
Id Albuquerque
Marion
Unce
Vale Brilliante
BD Melonaid
Mefiensid
Temple Quartet
Jude
Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women medical needs
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening for homemakers and expectant mothers. It emphasizes pure ingredients, glycerine base, and endorsements by medical writers. The notice offers a free book of endorsements by request to Dr. R.V. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Tiphion
Peerce
Dan
Tal
Rh. V. Pierce
Viaio
N.ot
Noted North Carolina Lawyer Dies in Seattle
Fabius Haywood Busbee prominent Raleigh lawyer dies at Minor Hospital Seattle after six day illness. Admitted to NC bar in 1869, he served as a lieutenant in the Seventy-fifth NC Infantry during the Civil War and remained a longtime member of the American Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Fabius Haywood Busbee
Raleigh
N. C
American Bar Association
General Council
Bright
Bushee
North Carolina
North Carolina Infantry
Busbee
Association
Seattls
Yellowstone Park
Negro Victim of Vengeful Mob Hanged in Tennessee
A Black man named Georgy Johveen was hanged by a mob near Murfreesboro Tennessee after an alleged attempted assault on Miss Morris. Sheriff Prim and deputies guarded the jail but the mob overpowered them, dragged the prisoner to a nearby tree and executed him with gunfire.
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Tennessee
Ms Merming Journal
Nashvill
Tenn
Georgy Johveen
Murfreestorn
Here
Aetom
Order on Canal Zone alien clerks and preferential treatment
A government memo outlines replacing alien clerks in the Canal Zone with American employees where possible. The order, signed in Washington, allows temporary federal positions paying one dollar, with exceptions for cases showing qualified alien applicants could not be replaced by available Americans per Taft's prior guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
W. Gorthals
Waaire
el Goethe
Taft
Russell Sage estate appraisal reveals vast holdings and transfers
New York reports the appraisal of the late Russell Sage estate shows extensive Wall Street loans collected in cash after his death. The estate is valued around 34 to 36 million in stocks and bonds with real estate worth about 1.95 million, and collateral relatives receive amounts totaling 6.56 million. Transfer tax is listed at 477,538.
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New York
Huss l Rage
Burregate Breckett
Wallstreet
Rage
Sage
Vent Mate
Hage
Arizona officers defy mob in Butler custody transfer
In Douglas six armed officers escorted Frank Butler, shooter of Earnest Phillips, through a threatening crowd to Tombstone where Butler was placed in the county jail. Butler says he faced persecution and Phillips attacked him with a rock. A shotgun discharged buckshot during the incident. No further riot reported.
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Douglas
Aris
Dough City
Frank Butler
Earnest Phillips
Butter
Tombstone
Butler
Phillips
Fred
Hammerstein to found conservatory of music in Philadelphia
Philadelphia August 28 Oscar Hammerstein announced subscriptions for the new Philadelphia opera house total nearly 250000 dollars and the building will open November 17 with Carmen. He said part of the proceeds will fund a free Philadelphia Conservatory of Music with Emil Girudet and Mime Lehmat linked as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Conservatory of Music
Emil Girudet
Paris Conservatory
Mie Lehmat
Germany
Conservatory
Atlantic City Liquor Men May Defy Governor
Rumor spreads that saloons in Atlantic City may reopen next Sunday despite governor’s closing order. Royal Arch, liquor dealers group, plans meeting to discuss the issue and the levers of enforcement. hotel owners favor closing to preserve resources and respect mandates.
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Atlantic City
Atlntic City
N. J
Royal Arch
Beuest
Horse doctors sought for Philippine Islands
The War Department received a requisition from Manila for sixteen veterinary surgeons to serve in the Philippines. The Philippine government has been expanding measures to control horse and camel disease impacts, with more veterinary staff requested as part of that effort.
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Philippine Islands
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Telegraphers blamed for fatal train wreck in Arkansas
A head on collision between a passenger train No 1 and a work train ten miles east of Harden Arkansas killed engineer A D Babard and fireman Thomas ureham. The wreck derailed engines and toppled a baggage car while official blame was attributed to a telegrapher. A second obituary notes P F Remell of New York dies at Poland Springs Maine after an illness of over a month aged 70 with services planned for Lancaster New Hampshire. Charges against United States Attorney KW reckons are sent to Attorney General in Washington in connection with alleged improper conduct.
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Yort Nith
Ark
Aus
South Pound
San Francisco
Harden
Ole
Babard
Thomas Ureham
Poland Springs
Rorgy P. Remell
New York
Rowell
Lancaster
N. H
Barges Sgainer Peder
Honolulu
United States
KB W
Gomera Benagarte
Washington
Randburg Miner Freed After Preliminary Hearing
Fred Youkes, vice president of the Randeburg branch of the Western Federation of Miners, was arrested on a charge of conspiring to blow up a Yellow Aster pipeline. At his Randburg preliminary hearing no evidence was presented and he was released from custody.
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Hve Anges
Pred
Youkes Los Angele
Aof
Fred Youkes
Randeburg
Western Federation of Miners
Yellow Aster Company
Ranfburg
Randburg
Five Die in Coal Mine Accident Near Withertarm
Five men were killed and five others seriously injured after a coal mine collision near Warrior Run six miles from Withertarm. The Lehigh Valley Coal Company workers were transporting when a run ended in a deadly accident, with another man reported to die.
Mine Arson Tragedy Claims Twenty Workers
A disaster at a mine left twenty men employed there, with only six escaping. The rest died in the blaze, described in harrowing terms as a fatal incident.
A Prescription for the Overheated in Tucson Star
The piece promotes a rustic summer escape from heat with a country picnic. It urges packing fried chicken, sandwiches, coffee, cake, and fruit, enjoying woodland shade, and sharing a relaxed meal as a playful cure for summer fatigue.
Roosevelt hunting trip eyed for Africa by Roosevelt aide
Captain William J. McDonald confirms involvement in an Africa bear hunt linked to President Roosevelt. Arrangements to be finalized during a Texas deer hunt this winter. Hardin County, southwest Texas named as hunt site with date undecided. Also reports of five rowers missing after a morning outing and a London report on Italy diplomacy amid a gap with Veuwenol.
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Wiliam J
Rm) McDonald
Texas
Ranger
Browneyslie
Ronovevelt
Africa
Fort Worth
McDonald
Roosevelt
Hardin County
Inquiry on 20 percent claimants damage award result
Washington August 28 a determination on the 20 percent claimants damage award has been reached and deemed satisfactory by all parties. The commission indicated that the total damages will not exceed 306000 dollars as the result of the ethmien cone construction in Panama.
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San Franciow
Ben Aven
Tom
Bert Frye
Owen Hentey
Frank MarGuire
Parker Ashford
Rebert Hassett
Washington
Ceitieius
Pama
Dumagee
Death Charits Hussian Prine in Petersburg
A notice from Petersburg reports the death of the celebrated figure Charits Hussian Prine on 26 Pring. Details remain sparse but the passing is noted with respect by local circles.
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Charits Hussian Prine
Petersburg
Ane
Pring Tarkan
Phyrhotogist
Hinleglat
Canadan Pacific Quietly Expands Mail Yard Shipments
Montreal August reports that the Canadien Pacific railway claims to have the eastern end of the strike in hand and has begun moving mechanics from Montreal to their shops in the west. Forty men were sent forward from here today as the strike committee notes the situation as unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadien Pacific Railway
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Russell Sage
Arizona
Lynghers
Morning Journal
Voiern
Tucson
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Lone Star State
Wired
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Patesok
Berme
London
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Uvich
Italy
Enol
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Pertin
Autemebust
Jehn Idaemilun Tyron
Tyron Theater
Ucket Agendis
Cougiter
Olaf Gunderson
Bpeb
Trom
Tyeen
Journal
Sie Ag
Soptynemd
Dulles
Devils Foods
The
Jaffa Grocery Co. Howl
Superior Lumber & Mill CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Albuquerque Lumber Co
North First Street
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Aryaproce
Rito Grande Lumber Co
Phoma
Case and Sons
Raabe & Mauger
Fist Street
Saddlery
J. Korber & CO
First National Bank
N. M
United States Depository
A.T. & 5S. F. Railroad CO
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