Records fall as riders push Madison Square six day pace
In a brutal six day indoor race at Madison Square Garden the leading teams shattered the former mark. Moran McFarland Butt Stell Hill Demara and others logged extended laps while woe to the French duo Faber and La Frockade as they withdrew. A crash injured Walker sending him to hospital.
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Madison Square Garden
Merin
McFarland
Moran
Stoll
Butt
Joe Fogter
Foster- Iver Lawson
Lawson
Stell
MacFarland
Hill
Demara
Walthour
Root Palmer
Walker
Mitten
Gatvin
Wifey
Devonoviteh
Drobach
Anderson
Vanonint
Faber
Las Prameade
Miller and
Waller
Pap
Miller
la Frocade
Garden
Sauert
Im Hinding Walker
Fleet repairs shift for battleships before inauguration
Secretary Newberry said the ships would not view Roosevelt on February 22 but be inspected at Hampton Roads to confirm needed repairs. A full eight ship squadron stays two weeks at Hampton Roads while 2,500 officers and men head to Washington for the inauguration. remaining crew get shore leave. The fleet then moves to Boston New York League Ta land and Norfolk yards for further repairs.
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Boston
New York
League Taland
Norfolk Yards
Plantation Promoters Indicted for Mail Fraud
Chicago men Richard Walsh Talton Embrey and Hiram Rose indicted by the federal grand jury for using the mails to promote a fraudulent scheme tied to Miguel Plantation company Vera Cruz Mexico. Nearly 2 000 investors allegedly promised unattainable profits.
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Chicago
Dec
Richard Walsh
Talton Embrey
Cineinnati
Hiram , Rose
Owensboro
Miguel
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Arizona Man Fatally Shot in Hunting Accident
Douglas Arizona December 9 A Clifton resident Adams was hunting with Teo Duncan yesterday when he accidentally shot himself through the heart and died instantly. Adams long served Graham County as county treasurer and was a prominent territorial citizen.
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Douglas
Ariz
U Adams
Clifton
Teo Duncan
Adams
Graham County
Battleships To Be Given Over Hauling
Washington reports the sixteen battleships of Admiral Sperry's fleet will not rendezvous at New York for shore leave after leaving Hampton. The change contrasts with the tentative naval program and affects crew plans.
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Washington
Admiral Sperry
Flet
New York
Hampton
Ballard's Herbine Promoted as Cure for Stomach and Liver Troubles
An advertisement urges readers to treat constipation and bowel issues promptly and claims Ballard's Herbine is the sure cure for stomach liver and bowels problems. Sold by J. H. O'Rietly & Co.
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Ballard
J. H. O'Rietly & Co
Miners Die After Windy Shot at Springfield Colliery
Two miners John Solo mon and Frank Vabinsky were killed in an explosion caused by dust after a windy shot in the Springfield Colliery mine tonight. Investigations continue as parties search for the victims' bodies. Also noted is a business update: W. A. Goff and A. Creel have acquired stock from FPF M. Morgan and operate as W. A. Goff and Company at 205 East Central, phone 568.
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Springfield
John Solomon
Frank Vabinsky
Journal
W. A. Goff and & A. Creel
FPF. M. Morgan
W. A. Goff and Company
East Central
Convict Claims He Is Nephew of H H Rogers
Reno Nevada December C A Rogers claiming kin to H H Rogers vice president of the Standard C company was sentenced to a year in the state penitentiary. He faced two counts for passing fictitious checks on a hotel and gambling parlor, pleaded not guilty at arraignment but later changed to guilty.
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Reno, Nev
C. A. Rogers
H. H Rogers
Standard C Company
Murder Trial In Butte Opens For Ohio Man
Arthur Bryan once of Cincinnati faces murder charges in Butte Montana for the September 19 death of George Morchard. District Judge Michael Donlan presides as proceedings begin.
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Butte
Mont
Dee
Arthur Bryan
Cincinnati
George Morchard
Michael Donlan
No-hopeless hope with Ballard's Snow Liniment
An old advertisement urges readers to overcome rheumatism and stiffness with Ballard's Snow Liniment. It claims to drive away aches and pains and restore full function, sold by J U O'Rielly & Co.
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Ballard
J. U. O' Rielly & Co
Home Cooking Dominates at Columbus Hotel
A brief item notes that the Columbus Hotel centers its operations on home style cooking, signaling a cozy dining focus and likely steady local patronage. The report highlights the emphasis on familiar dishes and a simple menu guiding guests to comfortable, traditional meals.
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Columbus Hotel
Death ends career of distinguished soldier
Leavenworth Kansas December undated report states Brigadier General Henry Jackson retired died at his home aged seventy one after a long military career spanning the Crimean War the Civil War and later American campaigns. Born Canterbury England he enlisted at sixteen and served in Crimea 1858 1865 before coming to America joining the Fourteenth Cavalry. He rose from lieutenant after the civil war to captain in 1876 major in 1896 lieutenant colonel in 1900 and colonel in 190F retiring in 1964 with the rank of brigadier general.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Canterbury
England
America
Fourteenth Cavalry
American Troops to Withdraw from Cuba in Ninety Days
Washington reports Governor Magoon of Cuba says American troops will be withdrawn from the island in less than ninety days after Cuba's president is manipulated. He expresses confidence in Cuban governance and notes two elections held passed peacefully, with future sections expected to be satisfactory.
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Washington
Magoon
Cuba
Professor Lowell Finds Water Vapor on Mars
Boston reports Professor Percival Lowell announced that his observatory at Flagstaff Arizona measured water vapor in the Martian atmosphere. He says photos by Dr V N Slipher show spectral lines indicating moisture, supporting life‑inference arguments amid previous controversy about Mars atmosphere.
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Boston
Percival Lowell
Tis Observatory
Pigstaff
Ariz
Mary Ie
Mars
Lowell
V. N. Slipher
Flagstate
Pine Bluff Faces Recurrent Flood Threat
Pine Bluff Arkansas December 9 flood waters of the Arkansas river threaten the eastern city endangering the protected side where barriers fail and ground crumbles. If unchecked multiple buildings including the Cotton Belt shops may be destroyed.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Theatrical Trust Expansion Across Western Cities
Chicago dec 9 many theaters between Chicago and San Francisco including Omaha Denver and San Francisco will merge into a single company The Daily News cites an authoritative source naming Klaw and Franger as leading the expansion of the so called trust.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Omaha
Denver
Daily News Today
Klaw and
Frlanger
Democratic Club Elects Officers in Washington
The National League of Democratic clubs selects temporary officers in Washington. Representative Bulver of New York is named president and Wo c Liller of New York is named other officer.
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Democratic Club
Washington
National League of Democratic
Bulver
New York
Wo c Liller
League aims to keep structure amid campaigns
The article notes efforts to maintain existing organization and avoid reorganization in each campaign. It also reports state winners at a corn exposition with Illinois and Wisconsin securing several firsts and seconds, plus Senate support for Martin A Knapp’s reappointment as Interstate Commerce Commission chairman and Yale Alumni association election of Newberry as president in Washington.
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Cotter
Bride
Washington, D. C
Washington
Dec
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mayor James B. McConnell Dies in Hagerman
Hagerman New Mexico reports multiple recent deaths, including Mayor James B. McConnell and his sister Belle McConnell. The town mourns as other locals Joseph Garnett and Florine Sanford also die within days. The mayor’s death came while his family was in Illinois. the community likely suspends business tomorrow to honor the deceased.
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Morning Journal
Hagerman
N. M
James B. McConnell
Belle McConnell
Joseph Jd. Garnett
Plorine
A. H. Sanford
Meyer McConnell
Mr. McConnell
Illinois
Southwestern News Notes highlights theft, officials, and a court case
A $700 red bandana stash was stolen from Virginia Espiness of Phoenix, with $460 recovered from Kleen Bepyom, her nephew, who faces theft charges. United States Reclamation Service Director Fox Newell, with Governor Freer of Hawaii, toured southwestern sites en route to Washington, meeting Engineer L. C. Hill in Ash Fork and Winslow. Jerome Edwards received five years for criminal assault on a 15 year old cousin, with Judge Nava condemning his moral character in Globe.
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Virginia Espiness
Phoenix
Marshal Mere
Kleen Bepyom
Fox Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Freer
Hawaii
Southwest
Washington
Newell
Ash Fork
L. C. Hill
Winslow
Jerome Edwards
Globe, Arts
Nave
Nava
Priceless War Era Relic Unearthed in New Mexico Tin Can
A 1864 issue of the New Mexico Press also known as the Rio Abajo Press was found buried in an Albuquerque tin can. The four page paper dated August 30 1864 shows news items editor Hezekiah S Johnson and mentions Perfecto Armije Sheriff of Bernalillo county and Santiago Hubbell among others. The discovery highlights Civil War era reports on Indian raids military movements and local ads including a mail route to Kansas City and notes on battles and officials of the time.
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War Times
New Mexico
New Albuquerque
New Mexico Press
Old
Albuquerque
Meixco Press
Rio Abajo Press
Santiago Hubbel
Frank A
Thomas &. Hubbell
Isas
Perfecto Armije
States
Judge Armije
Cedar Springs
Chayerner Connely
Jeremink” Jadaiee
Mavafos
Paso
Kansas City
Santa Fe
D. R. Knox
Devit H. Brotherton
Fifth United States Cavalry
Fifth Infantry
W. H. Lewis
Apache Canyon
Stephen Stantey
St Augustine
Isleta
Denver
Mobile Bay
Petersburg
Averill
Recital at Congregational Church Highlights Miss Davis Duo
Miss Helen Davis pipe organist and Miss Clara Davis reader headlined a large audience at the Congregational Church last evening. Soloists, tableaux, and a bridal tableau with Miss Lessie Keith and Mr. Gould featured varied performances.
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Congregational Church
Helen Davis
Clara Davis
van Dyke
Mr. Gould
Mr. Peters
Master Goodrich
Littl Alice Nicholas
Misses Lobe Neher
Gertrude Zirhut
Nellie Patchin
Edna Patchin
Viola Blueher
President Elect Taft—Busy Day in Washington
President elect Taft spent a crowded day with conferences and social events. A key meeting with Speaker Cannon set up an upcoming Ways and Means committee discussion on tariff revision. He also met with the Jeanes Fund trustees, walked with Senator Lodge, hosted congressmen, and dined with Mrs Townsend after a luncheon with the Olivers.
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House Committee On Ways and Means
Taft
Cannon
Mr. Taft
Jeanes Fund For the Education
South
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Boardman
Oliver
Mary Scott Townsend
How One Doctor Successfully Treats Pareumonada
Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for pneumonia and lung troubles in his medical practice and recommends it as superior to other cough remedies. He notes personal and family use and states it is sold by all druggists.
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W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
40 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
A vintage drug advertisement promises a quick cure for a cold using laxative bromooquine tablets. It notes a money refund guarantee if no cure and features E W Groves signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
James J Hill Advocates Tariff Reduction in Peoria Speech
James J Hill of St Paul urged tariff cuts at a Peoria banquet hosted by the Commercial and Crew Club and Burlington President Harris. He spoke on boosting agricultural development as the nation’s future, predicting 200 million people in thirty years and criticizing current rail costs. He departed for the east at 9 pm.
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Peoria
James J. Hill
St. Paul
Crewe
S City
Harris
Burlington
Jenna Lancaster Spaulding
Hill
Chicago
New York City
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Advertises Croup Prevention
A promotional note claims croup follows a cold and urges early use of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, sold by J. H. O'Reilly, as a preventive measure. The text emphasizes stopping the initial cough to avoid croup.
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Ballard
J. H. O' Rielly & Co
H Cohen The Tailor Second Hand Clothing Service
H Cohen The Tailor offers buy and sell of second hand clothing with cleaning pressing and steam work. Services include salt sponged and pressed for 60c. Goods called for and delivered in Albuquerque New Mexico at 121 N Third Street. Telephone 1191.
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H. Cohen
Third Street
Albuquerque
N. M
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Holiness
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Yate Mumni Towors Newberry
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Newberry
Yale Alumni Association of
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Southwestern News Notes
Rio Grande Valley
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Johnson Gilmore
Mc- Mill
Sherman
Atlanta
Updegraf
U.S. A
Henry August Strachan
H. Cohn
William Enders
Belen
A. T. & S. F. Railway
Galveston
Marion
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Rilo Grande
E Winery
Eow
Beren
Californias
Harvey Eating House
Rouného
Albuquirque
John Broker
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Belen Town and Improvement Company
WM. M. Berger
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