New Mexico and Arizona Appropriations Outline 1910
Federal estimates for 1910 detail Albuquerque post office and Roswell buildings funding, Fort Bayard ice plant, and extensive Indian service spending in New Mexico and Arizona. It includes school support for Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Fort Mojave, Phoenix, and Truxton pupils, plus agency salaries, repairs, and a San Juan river bridge project near Ship Rock.
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Gona
Albuquerque
Roswell
United States Army General
New Mexico
Arimtone
Indian Service
San Juan River
Shiprock School
Navajo Indian Reservation
Ladion Bureau
San Carlos Agency
Arizona
Pima
Secretary of the Interior
Fort Mojave
Phoenix
Truxton Arizona
Territory of
Casa Crude
Remedy for back pain using Chamberlains Liniment
The article advises applying Chamberlains Liniment twice daily with five minute palm massages. It recommends warming dampened cloth and binding it over the painful area to quicken relief and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Gale
Korean youth on trial for murder in San Francisco
The case against Whang Chang, a Korean youth charged with the murder of Dur ham W. Stevens, began in San Francisco with the presentation of evidence on December 14. Proceedings centered on the defendant's involvement and circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
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San Francisco
Cal
Whang Chang
Shooting of Durham Stevens At Ferry Building Described
A special description of the March 238 shooting at the Ferry building details E B Finley who saw the strike but not the act, noting Chang the Korean suspect fled. Dr T W Huntington described the three fatal bullets and Stevens death while Whang Chang is represented by counsel with unclear policy.
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Durham White Stevens
E. B. Finley
Stevens
Chang
T. Ww. Huntington
Whang
Bryan Denies Desire To Dictate Nebraska Legislature
Lincoln dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan will not push the Nebraska legislature this winter. He will advise only and aim to see pledges of the party platform carried. He plans part of the winter in Texas and denies supporting ventures beyond his own paper.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Texas
Bey
Fugitive Murderer Seized in Los Angeles
Patey Roman alias Francis Whitt Whiting or Carpenter, wanted for the Joyce murder at Tobey's saloon Broadway and Thirtieth street New York on April 13 190, was arrested in Los Angeles Cal December 14 and is held for a New York officer. Regan was captured with another man at the Southern Pacific depot during a confidence game attempt. capture aided by Bertillon measurements.
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Low Angeles
Cal
Patey Roman
Francis Whitt
Whiting
Carpenter
New York
Joyce
Tobey's
Broadway
Thirtieth Street
Regan
Southern Pacific
Calhoun Case Set for Urhal Trial Date
Judge Lawlor set January 5 1909 for the Patrick Calhoun trial on an indictment alleging he offered a bribe to Supervisor FLP Nicholas to vote for a United Railways trolley franchise. If Calhoun does not arrive from the east by then another continuance may be granted.
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Calhoun
Urhal
San Francisco
Lawlor
Patrick Calhoun
Flp Nicholas
United Railways
Evildoers to Learn Fate in Court Today
Twenty five or thirty men convicted or guilty pleas during the last term will be sentenced by Judge Iran Abbott after court opens this morning. The fall term produced many convictions and some pleas, with sentences for those jailed from six weeks to six months. among the names are Dick Magle a half blood Cherokee Indian convicted of second degree murder and Jack La Rue convicted of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Iran Abbott
Dick Magle
Jack la Rue
Congress Debates DC Gas Tax and District Reforms
House considers a cent gas tax for Washington and repeals bucket shops in the district. A bill for free textbooks in public schools is approved. Representative Henry of Texas seeks changes in a futures contracts bill, prompting a promise of hearings from the agricultural committee. House votes to adjourn from December 9 to January 4.
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Washington
District of Columbia
House
Senate
Henry
Texas
Levett
Senate session ends with Foraker seeks soldier reenlistment plan
In Washington on December 14 the Senate heard Senator Foraker read letters from a Twenty-fifth regiment veteran detailing government detective pressure for a confession. He offered an amendment to his bill proposing reenlistment provisions for these soldiers.
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Senate
Washington
Brownsville
Foraker
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Three retired officers to review Brownsville shooting case
The Warner bill moves to form a commission of three retired army officers to determine if discharged soldiers were innocent of complicity before reenlistment. The president’s message on the War Department inquiry into the Brownsville affair was read. Senator Foraker spoke on the message as Senator Carter announced plans to discuss the postal savings bank tomorrow as unfinished senate business.
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Brownsville
Warner
War Department
Browneylle
Foraker
Carter
Postal Savings Bank
Senate
Convict Banker Seriously Ill in Canon City Prison Hospital
John J. Godding the Rocky Ford bank wrecker lies in the penitentiary hospital in dangerous condition awaiting surgical operation for an advanced fistula. He will not perform prison labor during confinement and may receive a Christmas or New Year’s pardon or parole.
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Canon City
Colo. le
John J. Godding
Penitentiary Hospital
Todding
Cou. Viet
Grodding
Buechtel
Warns President of Dangers in Africa
Washington December 43. F B Thompson of Blehbmend Im, who has spent much time in Africa, met the president today via Representative Rede of Minnesota. Thompson warned that danger in Africa lies not with animals but with poisonous insects. He said some bites have caused blood poisoning and urged the president sleep in a guarded insectproof area while in Africa. He was asked to send all available information to the White House.
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Africa
Rede
Minnesota
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Large irrigation projects begin in San Juan area
Aztec New Mexico December 12 San Juan county starts two major canal works that will irrigate over 75 000 acres along the Animas and San Juan rivers. The Eden Canal and its West branch are led by engineer George Andersen with Wood and Morgan of Durante as builders. Loftus and Henderson of Durango manage the San Juan river ditch project. Water is expected for the 1909 crops.
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Mesa
Animas River
Colorado State Line
San Juan River
Blanco
Farmington
Eden Canal
Land and Power Company
Colorado
Indian Ditch
Cedar Hill
Aztec
la Plata
Wood and Morgan
Durante
Tren
George Andersen
Denver
West
Goff Black
Eden Company
Citheensa Diteh and Irigating Company
San Juan
Loftus and Henderson
Durango
Manois
Belen
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Santa FE
Chicago
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Mioxico
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Valley of the Rio Grands
Beleu
Len
Coms
California
Harvey Eating House
Carlsbad Plans 10 Build Road To Knowles For Freighting
Special correspondence reports the Commercial club studying a first class highway across plains to Knowles, seventy miles northeast, with twenty five miles through heavy sand. Committee named to assess route and cost. Road to Carlsbad, county seat, deemed necessary and auto tires from Carlsbad under consideration for future establishment.
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Cartebod
Commercial Club
Knowles
Carlsbad
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets Refund Promise
A 19th or early 20th century drug label promises a refund if LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets fail to cure and features BE. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. The note mentions a money-back guarantee and a brand identifier.
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BE. W. Grove
To Suppress Bucket Shops in Washington DC
The House today passed a bill designed to suppress bucket shops in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Dee
House
District of Columbia
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F. J. Houston Company
Congress
Sectory of Treasury
Morning Journal
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Munsey Building
PD. C
Go Congress
Cortelyou
The
Treasury
Oriental
Durham W. Stevens
Los Angeles
Abbot
Rocky Ford
Colorado Penitentiary
Washington, Dee
Thermpson
Blehbmend
Sam Kee
Eden Canal Company
Citizens’ Ditch Concern
Aztec, N. M
Garlobad
Pecos Valley
Bennett’s Curio Store
Central Ave
N. First ST
Bennett Curio CO
Coast Lines
T. E. Purdy
A. S
S. F. Coast Line
W. A. Goff & Co
Central
A. T. & S. F. Railway
John Becker
Belen Town and Improvement Company
WM. M. Berger
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