Self Confessed Murderer Arrested in Velarde Case
David Martinez y Sanchez, a self admitted killer, is held in the Santa Fe Territorial Prison for the fatal attack on Miss Jennie Templeton at her Velarde store. The motive appears linked to a burglary report, with police noting bloody evidence and the suspect’s third degree confession after an overnight investigation.
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Morning Journal
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Jennie Templeton
Valerado
Fred Forneff
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Velarde
Raley
K. B. Esmay
Taos
Miss Templeton
B. Cartwright
Martines v Y Sanches
Elicio Lujan
David Martines Y Sanchez
Placido Garcia
Martinez Y Sanchez
Martines
T. P Martin
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Relithel
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Collier
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Tin
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Fornell
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McPie
Justice of the Peace
Privo
Louisiana
Colorado
Not Guilty Verdict In Murder Case At Washington Hotel
The jury in the Annie M. Bradley murder case found her not guilty this morning at 10:08 in Washington. She was discharged from custody and will soon join her sister in Goldfield Nevada.
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Annie M. Bradley
Arthur M. Brown
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Focal Hotel
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Salt Lake City
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Brown
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Alice
Judge Powers
Another assassination attempt on Guatemala's Cabrera reported
Passengers aboard the boomer Anselm arriving from Central American ports say a bomb exploded under President Cabrera's carriage two weeks ago killing the coachman and badly wrecking the vehicle. Cabrera himself escaped with minor injuries.
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Boomer Anselm
Twenty Five Dead Taken From Mine Near Mayella City
Morning Journal reports a blast at the United Coal Nao mine near Mayella City unleashing black damp. By midnight twenty five bodies recovered after exhaustive searches with several more possibly inside the unexplored entry. Rescue paused overnight due to fear of another explosion and dangerous after damp.
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Pitteburg
Dee
Nao
United Coal Company
Mayella City
Here
Atemit
Tramp Killed in Train Fight Near Station
A fight on a rapidly moving freight train near Henson left two tramps dead and Conductor Charles Holler seriously wounded. Trainees Aris Lee Tuestin and an unidentified Mexican tramp were involved, along with others named Kilian and Kobyes. The attackers reportedly threw the victims from the train as it moved. The incident closed with authorities investigating deaths and injuries at the scene.
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Aris Lee
Henson
Charles Holler
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Brake
Jon ©F Killian
Kobyes
Reevolver
Southern Iron Works Suspend Operations
The iron rotting mills have shut down temporarily, throwing 20 men out of employ ment. One hundred and fifty coke ovens at Seneca, Va, have shut down and 100 men are idle. The Norton Coal company has closed down all coke ovens and sixty percent of the men have been laid off. The price of coke has been reduced making production unprofitable.
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Beedee
Sienega
Norton Coal Company
Democratic Caucus Sets Tariff Action Plan
Washington December 3 A Democratic House caucus is called by Chairman Clayton for tomorrow to push tariff questions to the session front. Hay of Virginia is expected to re introduce a resolution urging opposition to any unanimous consent unless Republicans move a tariff bill. Jones of Virginia threatens a steering committee proposal to appoint Democratic members to committees rather than leaving it to the minority leader. The resolutions face opposition from Williams allies and conservatives wary of a May resolution leading to a broad filibuster.
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Virginia
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James
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Witham
Committee On Banking and Currency
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Jones
John Sharp Williams
Blackburn Nomination Confirmed for Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington December 3 The senate confirmed the nomination of former Senator Blackburn of Kentucky to the Isthmian canal commission. The president’s several hundred other nominations were referred to committees for consideration.
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Senate
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Garner Proposes United States Currency Notes Bill
Representative Garner of Texas introduced a bill creating a new legal tender named United States currency notes and providing for their printing to the amount of 500,000,000 dollars.
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Garner
Texas
United States
Smithsonian to establish national gallery of art
The board of regents of the Smithsonian Institution adopted a resolution urging Congress to appropriate funds to adapt the Smithsonian Building’s large hall into a national gallery of art.
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Uree National Art Gallery
Washington
Dee
Board of
Regenta
Smithsonian Institute
Congress
Smithsonian
National Gallery of Art
Gulberoon To Lead Democrats
Democratic senators met in Washington and elected Senator Culberson of Texas as caucus chairman with McCreary of Kentucky as vice chairman and Owen of Oklahoma as secretary. The caucus also backed appointing a steering committee to guide minority strategy and committee assignments amid division over how it should be selected.
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Senate
A. Culberson
Texas
McCreary
Kentucky
Owen
Oklahoma
Bailey
Clarke
Arkansas
Stone
Missouri
Tallaferra
Florida
Bailey Liter
Requisition for Steve Adam in Idaho murder case
A requisition for Steve Adam was granted by the Idaho governor. It is believed Buckley Wells will travel to Rathdrum to fetch the prisoner for a third murder trial. Bail may be sought pending the trial and potential subsequent arrest in Telluride.
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Colo
Idahy
Reve Adama
Buckley Wells
Rathdrum
Idaho
Addons
Trial reveals plan to intimidate election board in 1899
Georgetown Ky December trial testimony shows Caleb Powers and associates mobilized armed men to Frankfort during the state election board session with orders to "hang the election commissioners" and later to retreat to the mountains after Cradley opposed the plan. Noakes testified detailing the scheme and a Barbourville link emerged. Cecil, a top witness, vanished on the eve of testimony amid claims of witness tampering.
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Caleb Powers
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Robert Noakes
Rossville
Noakes
Taylor
Powers
Finley
Goebel
State Election Board
Cradley
Barboursville
James Howard
State Penitentiary
Powers Howard
Cecil
Middlesboro
St. Louis
Wellington Hotel
Cecill
Ceecil
Perdon
Kentucky Prosecutor Fleeing Testimony Sparks Georgetown Saga
East St Louis official Cecil fled to avoid testifying in Caleb Powers murder case at Georgetown Kentucky. He waited three weeks for summoned appearance then returned home for Thanksgiving. He insists he will not return until January trial in Frankfort. Cecil, ex Middlesboro resident, is a detective for the Terminal Railroad Association and faces an indictment linked to Governor Croebel’s murder.
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Ceorgetown
Powers
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Georgetown
Atorne
Frankfort
Kentucky
Middlesboro
Ky Ie
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Terminal Railroad Association
Woman shoots her paydigian in morning apartment incident
A 38 year old physician J A Ateridge and 35 year old Mrs Juhan Griffith were shot in their hospital room at Reycourt apartments 18 Randolph Street. Miss Stella Wade sister of Mrs Griffith fled the scene as a second shot rang out. Neighbors found Mrs Griffith in bed with a bullet to the brain and Dr Atridge wounded in the dining room. The couple had recently reconciled after prior trouble involving the doctor’s attention to Mrs Griffith.
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Itty Morning Journal Special
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J. A. Ateridge
Juhan HH
Jeiffith
Atridge
Mere. Chiffith
Mrs Griffith Defies Night Attendants With Revolver
Mrs. Griffith gained a momentary lapse in attention to leave bed and seize a revolver kept in a bedroom bureau. The family had moved from Bergen four years ago where Mr. Griffith’s father runs a hotel.
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Miners Entombed in Fremont Shaft Recovery Likely Tomorrow
In Deytown California the Fremont gold mine remains under control but miners cannot descend beyond 200 feet or access tunnels from the Grover shaft due to fatal gases. The eleven entombed men may be recovered tomorrow.
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Fremont
Grover
Penitentiary Board In Session At Santa Fe
San Juan commissioner Walters absent tending his ailing mother as the penitentiary board in Santa Fe continues routine matters at the territorial prison with all other members present.
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Penitentiary Commissioners
Territorial Prison
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San Juan County
San Francisco Grand Jury Reports Broad Graft Probe
The Oliver grand jury, after 115 sessions and 441 indictments, outlines widespread graft in San Francisco municipal affairs and public utilities. It cites corruption involving the former mayor in vice profits, police protection of vice, and multiple bribe schemes with detailed trust indictments and warrants anticipated for named officials.
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Oliver Grand Jury
Coffey
Public Utility Corporation of
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Hopewell Named Head of New Mexico Fair at Irrigation Congreso
W. S. Hopewell was chosen unanimously to lead the forthcoming New Mexico Fair at the Irrigation Congreso as the big meeting gathers momentum. The decision highlights the event’s emphasis on agricultural progress and regional cooperation.
Albuquerque Rouses Support For National Irrigation Congress
In a spirited Albuquerque meeting at the Zeiger cafe hall, turnout and enthusiasm surged for the sixteenth National Irrigation Congress to be held next September alongside the twenty-eighth New Mexico State Fair. W. Hopewell was unanimously nominated for dual leadership roles, with a packed hall approving the board of control and committees for both events and pledging unified support from Albuquerque and the state.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Littl Hall
Zeiger Cafe
Congress
Board of Control
The
Irrigation Congress
W. & Hopewell
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Hopewell
Honewell
Mrr. Hopewell
New Mexico Fair
Rio Grande Valley
George Arnot
Ton Congress
McCanna
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