Merchants Press Lower Freight Rates in Albuquerque Session
About 50 local merchants from wholesale to retail urged lower freight charges at a two hour Santa Fe Freight Traffic meeting. Officials listened but offered few rate concessions, citing existing policies. A. Macpherson led the discussion with merchant complaints on livestock and dry goods shipments across New Mexico and California.
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Santa Fe
Commerest Club
George Ty Nicheteen
Santa Perafifonas J
F. B. Houghton
J. S. Kouitz
Fright
Medier
A. Macpherson
Macpherson
Moédier
Ota
Frank J. Wileen
Western Meat Company
New Mexico
Kanes
Pleo
Pte
Witean
Howe
Alfred Crinafeid
Trytte
B. Solte
New York
San Pfrancheceorter
Loulfeld
Meld Brothers
Tate
Albuque Tous Hye
San Praneciteo
Plosten
Albuquerque
Houghton
Banta Pe
Medior
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Denver
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Pena Planca
Valverde
Gorman
Brown
Alfulla
Rail
Ha. Post and Company
Witteh
Albunquera
el Pass
Ratan
Regnard’ To & Shumber
Hadeen Cade
Dix Eusseil
Diapepsin Promises Relief From Indigestion
An advertisement claims Diapepsin cures indigestion and upset stomach by aiding digestion after meals. It asserts meals won’t ferment or cause gas, belching, or nausea, and promises a healthy stomach by taking the remedy. The copy urges buying a 10-cent case from a druggist and starting today.
Tiny vessels set sail to circle Cape Horn
Four small government mine planters steamed from Hampton Roads at 4 o clock this afternoon on a voyage around Cape Horn. The Colonel George Arimistide and Major Samuel Singgeld head for Cape Horn routes while General Samuel J Hunt and General Henry Knox head to Manila via the Suez. Each craft carries a nine month journey, not part of the regular army coast defense service.
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Neowport News
Atlantic
Pacific
Hampton Ktoads
George Arimistide
Samuel Singgeld
Cape Horna
Tice
Samuel J. Hunt
Henry Knox
Manila
Suez Canal
Army Coast Defense Serview
Croker Responds To Wise Amid Tammany Dinner Clash
Morning Journal reports Richard Croker issued a formal statement defending his record after Rabbi Stephen Wise criticized his political history at an Ethical Social League dinner. Croker rejects links to Tweed, says he opposed Tweed and that Tammany has controlled New York since 1870, while noting the dinner was a private event with former opponents present.
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New York
Richard Croker
Stephen S. Wise
Dlopsman
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
Croker
Rabbi Wise
Oootmoon
Tweed
Mr Croker
America
Alway
Dr. Wise
Tammany
Samiel T. Tiden
Eaverthread
Hundred and thirty six known dead at Marianna
Pittsburg December 2 The death toll from the Marianna mine explosion rises to 186 with twelve more bodies reported today a possible duplication of counts and few remains may be buried under debris Forty five have been identified leaving many still unaccounted for
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Marianna
Pittsburg
Mariana
Family cremated in burning dwelling at Dickson City
Fire destroyed Anthony Shapiro's clothing and jewelry store in Dickson City suburb, five family members perished. Shapiro son and daughter and Mrs Shapiro's parents died, Mrs Shapiro and two other children escaped from second story windows.
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Scranton
Anthony Shapiro
Dickson City
Health warning promotes Bullard's Herbine cure
An advertisement urges readers to avoid health neglect and constipation warning that liver and bowel troubles can poison the system. It promotes Bullard's Herbine as a sure remedy for stomach liver and bowel issues sold by J. H. O'Rielly & Co.
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Bullard
J. H. O' Rielly & Co
Big changes expected in the Navy and army
A Washington dispatch predicts major naval reforms before Roosevelt leaves office with broader restructuring of the navy to match the army. It cites need for submarines destroyers and colliers, up-to-date dreadnoughts, and a larger modern fleet, plus emphasis on training and young officers at Annapolis.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Army
Miles
For & White
Root
Cuba
Spain
Rough Riders
Navy
France
Germany
Austrian
Italy
Russia
Great Britain
Reuterdiht
Routh Armerica
Hare Anor Uella
Navy Department
Teuterdachts
Panama Canal
United States
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Washington
New York
Newport
Bea
Key
Sims
Manila
Santiago
Dewey
Bampson
Manila Bay
Bantiage
World reaction to United States Japan agreement approved
A dispatch from Pekin to the Times reports that the foreign board and the grand council have expressed approval of the United States Japan agreement. London discusses the response and possible implications.
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China
Sereenent
London
the Times
Pekin
Grand Coungeil F
Sollie and LeBreten grocer ad claims trust and delivery
An advertisement for SOE and FERRE POS at 147 West Goldvenue asserts reliable service and delivery of many goods. The message asks readers if they can rely on the claims and answers affirmatively with “you bet they are.”
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Sollie & LeBreten
SOE & Ferre Pos
West Goldvenue
Real Boom in the Wool Trade
Bradstreet Review of Trade reports a strong wool market this week with higher asking prices for desirable grades and reduced stocks. Montana and Wyoming lead remaining stock, Freece wools and quarter bloods show gains, Ohio prices firm, while dealers warn of possible price pullback unless goods demand strengthens in the next ten weeks.
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Bradstreet
London
Ohio
Bke
Suit to dissolve Pacific Rail Merger continued
New York December 2 The government suit to dissolve the Union Pacific Southern Pacific San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Oregon Short Line and related rail and steamship holdings proceeds with more testimony from Alexander Millar in Chicago and Alton railroad case. A Millar affidavit as Southern Pacific secretary cites 1890 directors resolution granting the president power to buy stock. Panel adjourns to tomorrow. Dr Andrew J McCosh dies in New York hospital after fatal injuries from a recent accident.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Raiload and Steamship Companies
Alexander Millar
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Millar
The
Collie PB. Huntington
Brooklyn Banker Acquitted in High-Profile Trial
New York December 2 John G Jenkings Jr former president of the Jenkings Trust Company of Brooklyn was found not guilty by a Brooklyn Supreme Court jury after days on trial for allegedly appropriating fifty thousand dollars for his own use The verdict ends a high profile case involving the bank and its leadership in Brooklyn
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New York
John OG. Jenkings, Jr
Jenkings ‘Trust Company
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Jenkings Faces Forgery and Perjury Indictments
The trial lasted four hours with the defendant serving as president of the trust company and a member of the Frank and John G. Jenkins Jr brokerage firm. He is charged with loaning trust funds to the stock brokerage. Two indictments remain: one for forgery and one for perjury.
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Trust Company
Frank and
John G. Jenkings, Jr
Jenkings
Uprising in Salvador Suppressed Quickly
In San Salvador a planned conspiracy against the government failed as insurgents intended a joint attack on western barracks. Officers were alerted, and arrests began in Sonsonate. The revolt was quashed swiftly, avoiding disruption during the coffee harvest season.
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Ators
Sonsonaie
San Salvador
Train Delays Hit Montana Transcontinental Lines
Severe Dakotas snowstorms delay trains across Montana affecting routes. The Great Northern runs five hours late, Northern Pacific three hours behind schedule, and St Paul trains are reported several hours late.
Pacific squadron cruisers sail to South American ports
A wireless dispatch from Maagdialena bay reports that the Pacific squadron cruisers have departed San Diego for South American ports tonight.
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San Diego
Mere Sane
Maagdialena Bay
South American
Ploative Railroad Loan Effort Aims in Chefoo China
Representatives of the BK KK Ford company of Chefoo are in Tsinglan to float a loan for the railroad project. The effort targets funding for the proposed line and its operations.
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China
Tsinglan
BK Kk
Ford Company of
Chefoo
Phefoo Welbis Ih
Personal motonel arrival and marriage report
Motonel BR. E. Twiteheul arrived near night from Luc Vegss and WR Burke of Mountainair in the city yesterday. A marriage took place yesterday for KB on Swepe aged twenty one and Kimi Antoine aged eleven. Only home cooking noted at the Columbus IMoted.
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Motonel BR. E
Twiteheul
Baer
Luc Vegss
WR. Burke
Mountainairr
KB On
Swepe
Kimi Antoine
Pianos in high demand as Christmas season opens
Learnard and Lindemann report a record piano trade in the city with many instruments already sold for Christmas delivery. The Albuquerque Athletic Club plans a smoker at the armory within two weeks featuring drawing cards and athletic stunts, with strong turnout expected and advance ship cards available.
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George P. Learnard
Learnard & Lindemann
Learnard
Leathard
Albuquerque Athletic Club
Armory
Wai
Feta Majer BR. Raps
Elmira
Ue Gay Mors Leotard
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Morning Journal
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Andrew J McCosh
Anau
Pringeiton University
James McCosh
Presbyterian Hospital
San Jose
Paney Brasil Nuts
Jumbo Pilbert
Steettock Warloats
Ike
Salvador
the Conspir
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Chastmad
Earnard
Lindemann
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