Picturesque Character Charged With Murder in Bluewater Canyon
The territory accuses Dick Eagle a Cherokee Indian of killing Santiago Eteena a Pueblo Indian on May 31 at Bluewater Canyon. The trial lasted from 9:30 a m to 6 p m with a sealed verdict due at 9 a m. Witness Seferine Lucero testified Eagle fired after a quarrel over whiskey. Eagle claimed self defense stating he aimed to shoot the knife from Eteena and yelled a war whoop as he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory
Dick Eagle
Santiago Eteena
Bluewater Canyon
Welock
Frank W. Clancy
Franke H. Moore
Herbert Fonnynelds
Breena
Seferine Lucero
Lucero
Eteena
Bluewater Station
Bluewater Development Company
Dick Ragle
Ston
Eagle
Lucere
Dick Fagle
Grants
Santa Fe
Needles
Cal
Zuni Mountains
San Rafat
Ban Rafael
To Be Safe Flavor Quality Claim
A brief note emphasizes selecting flavors judged by experience and judgment as the purest quality. It urges cautious use of flavor notes to ensure safety and consistency.
Flavoring Extracts Sell as Finest Brands
Price notes Vanilla Lemon Orange Rose flavoring extracts praised as best quality. The ad claims no puddings cakes creams or other table delis are spoiled by their use and that they are not the cheapest but the best.
Pueblo tragedy trial reveals ante mortem statement timing
The court hears that the dying statement of Santhigehteewa was made six days before Pueblo died, while witnesses describe the Pueblo as having a good but possibly demented character. Testimony from Louden and Emil Biba support differing views of sanity as Dr. Fred Dillon explains the fatal bullet path and medical cause of death.
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Wick Eagle
Tessimony
San Rafael
Montana
Law
Zuni Mountains
Thoreau
Albuquerque
Santhigehteewa
Eteewa
Louden
Emil Biba
Cubero
Eteena
Clancy
Bibo
Counse
Biles
Fred Dillon
Laguna
4000 Acres to Be Cultivated in Ile Grande Valley
John V. Stevens of Southwestern Irrigation Land and Power Co says four thousand acres near the Ile Grande valley will be brought under cultivation. The Huning ditch has been taken over with 600 acres already under cultivation. Main crop will be wheat with alfalfa and fruit plots, aiming to plant 2000 to 3000 acres by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Grande
Lunas
John V. Stevens
Morning Journal
Stevens
Southwestern Irrigation, Land and Power Company
Th Company
Mr. Stevens
Rio Grande Valley
County to fund three health officers to quarantine scarlet fever
County commissioners agreed to pay salaries for three special health officers under Dr McLandress to enforce quarantine in infected suburbs around Albuquerque. The move follows a council meeting with the city board of health and aims to stamp out scarlet fever in Barelas and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
G. S. MelLondress
Albuquerque
Barelas
Grunsfeld
City Board of Health
J. H. Wroth
Lester
Board of Health
Candelaria
MacLandress
McLandress
MecLandress
Albuquerque Schools Safe in Session Despite Scarlet Fever
Parents worried by scarlet fever in Albuquerque were told by the board of health that continuing in school under teachers' supervision is safer than at home. A special meeting reviewed the county commission's suburbs control plan with Mayor Lester and several doctors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Board of Health
Ecunty Commission
Lester
H. Carne
John FP. Pearce
Otty
J. 4. Wreth
J B. Beaven
Poslam Drug ointment spreads nationwide in druggists
A new eczema cure Poslam has shifted from laboratory direct sales to widespread distribution by leading druggists nationwide. Major Albuquerque stores now carry 50 cent and 2 jar sizes, with rapid relief on first use and healing in weeks for chronic cases, plus free mailed samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Possam
Posiam
O'rielly’s
B. H. Briges and Co
Williams Drug Co
Albuquerque
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Health board keeps city children in school amid scarlet fever cases
Dr Carns moved and Dr Wroth seconded a resolution by the board of health noting many scarlet fever cases outside city limits not linked to Albuquerque public schools. It states city health will improve by keeping children in school under teachers and examining physicians. County commissioners cooperate with the board for a speedy solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Carns
Wroth
Board of Health
Albuquerque
British celebrate Milton anniversary in London theater
In a formal ceremony at the British academy in London on Milton's birthday eve, prominent figures in arts sciences and letters gathered. Attendees included Whitelaw Reid American ambassador and other diplomats. The event featured a Meredith homage poem and an oration by Cambridge scholar A W Ward.
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London
Dec. S
British Academy
John Milton
Whitelaw Reid
George Meredith
A Ww. Ward
Cambridge
Massachusetts Father Kills Daughters Then Ran Amok
In Wakefield Hiram L. Badger, suddenly insane, killed his two daughters Florence fifteen and Catherine seven and roamed the town firing on people and smashing shop windows. A grocer’s clerk was wounded in the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
Hiram L. Badger
Florence
Catherine
Wealthy New York Woman Miss Pinckney Dies at 99
Miss Mary Goodwin Pinckney died today of pneumonia at the Hotel Buckingham in New York at age ninety nine. She was regarded as one of the world's wealthiest women with Manhattan real estate holdings valued at about 10 060 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Goodwin Pinckney
Buckingham
Miss Pinckney
Manhattan
Steamer D M Clemson Lost Near White Fish Point
No doubt remains that the steamer D M Clemson sank with all hands near White Fish point. Twenty three hatch covers washed ashore are identified by their description as belonging to the missing vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Dee, S
D. M Clemson
White Fish Point
Provident Steamer Company
Roosevelt orders negro bandmasters for negro regiments
President Roosevelt instructed the secretary of war to assign negro bandmasters to negro regiments as soon as feasible without injustice. White bandmasters now with negro companies are to transfer to white regiments, affecting existing assignments in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Ohio county votes dry by 1200 margin in Columbus area
In Ohio County, the Dry motion passed today with a tally near 1,200 votes. The Columbus region cast decisive support as Dee and Munroe counties joined the dry movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Dee, & Munroe County
Inauguration Committee Appointed for Taft Inauguration
In Washington on December 8 the concurrent resolution creating a committee of three senators and two representatives to arrange Tafts inauguration was adopted by the Senate. The body acted to organize the ceremonial events surrounding the President elects entrance into office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Senate
Indictments for Night Riders in Beelfoot Lake region
Grand jury in Union City Tennessee returns eleven first degree murder indictments against members of the night riders band led by Beelfoot Jake. Named defendants Garrett Johnson Sam Applewhite Arthur Clear Fred Pinion Roy Ransom Bob Hoffman Tid Burton and Bud Morris allegedly took part in killing Captain Quentin Hankin at Walnut Log on October 15. All are in custody and trial set for tomorrow with expected defense delay.
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Union City
Tenn
Night Riders
Beelfoot Jake
Garrett Johnson
Sam Applewhite
Arthur Clear
Fred Pinion
Roy Ransom
Bob Hoffman
Tid Burton
Bud Morris
Quentin Hankin
Walnut Log
British Cruiser Squadron Departs After Week of Honors
Rio Janeiro sees Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott and a British cruiser squadron leave after a weeklong visit filled with many entertainments honoring the crew. Strong entities include Rear Admiral Sir Percy Scott, the British cruiser squadron, and Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Dee. S
Percy Scott
Promise Rare Treat At Athletic Smoker
Albuquerque Athletic Club members expect a rare smoker on the present month’s date with Prof Kennedy, famed boxer, to box either Harry Wallace or Job Walker. Wallace recently drew fifteen rounds with Bill Pettus. Walker has defeated Jack O’Krege Maurice Thompson and others. Entry is limited to membership, driving new recruits after last smoker’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Athletic Club
Kennedy
Kit Laverne
Harry Wallace
Las Vegas
Job Walker
Wallace
Bill Pettus
Madrid
Walker
Jack O'Kreege
Maurice Thompson
Willie Fitzgerald
Shipwrecked crew may be marooned on Bird Rock island
Glace Bay Nova Scotia Dec. The Soo City crew bound from Chicago to Texas might be stranded on Bird Rock seventy five miles west of the wreck site. Shipping men say if they reach Bird Rock they could survive until spring due to houses and a light station. No communication expected before April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glace Bay
Soo City
Chicago
Texas
Bird Rock
Flood recedes easing Pine Bluff fight with river
Pine Bluff Ark Dec 8 The Arkansas river encroachment on the eastern residential section appears to be repelled as water recedes The government dyke at the east end was swept away yesterday suspending Cotton Belt railroad shop work tonight the crumbling banks are no longer believed to threaten further intrusion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Cotton Belt Railroad
London Professor Shows Cod Liver Oil Boosts Energy
Prof Frankland of London reports cod liver oil yields one and a half times more energy for the body than starches or sweets, illustrating how certain nutrients power activity similarly to coal fueling an engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankland
London
Scott's Emulsion Ad Offers Handy World Atlas
An ad offers Scott's Emulsion along with Mame ot Saper and a free Complete Handy Atlas of the World. It invites readers to mail address and four cents to cover postage to Scott & Bove ne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bovene
Peart Street
New York
Seamen's Union Elects National Officers
New Orleans December meetings closed with elections for the Seamen's Union of North America representing 5,000 members. Andre Foreasth of San Francisco was named president, with J Harrington and W C Olander among the vice presidents and William H Frazier of Houston as secretary treasurer. The executive committee comprises Foreasth, Frazier, and Walter MacArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Foreasth
San Francisco
Prei
Publishers May Fix Price On Copyrights Albany
The court of appeals hands down a decision in the case of Leider and N Straus of New York against the American Publishers Association. It holds the association may fix prices for copyrighted books but has no jurisdiction over uncopyrighted volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Leider and N. Straus
New York
American Publishers Association
French Admiral Germinet Relieved Over Ammunition Shortage Claim
Paris reports the chamber of deputies backed the government 355 to 422 to relieve Vice Admiral Germinet, commander of the French Mediterranean squadron, due to his interview claiming France's warships lacked enough ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dee
Chamber of Deputies
Toeady
PL. Germinet
France
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Ark
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Arizona
Seamen’s Union
New Orleans
Ree
the Seamen's Union of North America
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Glansman
Thomas Dixon
Fancus
George B. Drennan
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