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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
3
Strong resolutions commend the territorial Department of Education for three years of progressive work. The adjournment notes a particularly strong endorsement for the current superintendent.
The twenty third annual New Mexico Educational Association convention adjourned with Roswell chosen to host next year and Dr W B Garricon named president. Officers and trustees were elected, resolutions praised the 37th Legislative Act and J F Clark praised as superintendent. the gathering approved educational reforms and recommended legislative support for school funding and county consolidation.
Readable fragments mention Dr Isateson a veterinarian Day Pine Jr night 1452 window frames and a price of 1.75 dollars at Albuquerque leaning Mill. The text is fragmentary and lacks a clear single event or outcome.
Washington report on Count von Bernstorff, newly named German ambassador, presenting credentials to President Roosevelt at the White House. The monarch’s letter expresses best wishes for U S happiness. Roosevelt and Bernstorff pledge to strengthen ties. The piece also notes a prior veto over a Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma boundary bill and claims by Mr. Cook about misrepresentation to the attorney general.
Representative Cook of Colorado has been asked by the president to file, by next Tuesday morning, a brief outlining his contentions and arguments for the cabinet meeting.
A general court-martial ordered by the president will convene at Sagua la Grande Cuba on January 8 to try Major Francia P. Fremont Fifth Infantry on charges of misstatement about Major Wallace Clark. Fremont denies making the remark and is the son of General John C Fremont.
Fire at Hereford forty five miles from Amarillo today burned a group of business buildings and merchandise stock causing a total loss of 240000 dollars. The property was insured for about one third of its value. Help from Amarillo was requested but the call was rescinded before responders arrived.
The jury found James A. Finch guilty of first degree murder in the death of Ralph B. Fisher, prosecutor of the state bar association, after a thirty minute deliberation in Portland.
Andrew Buchanan aged thirty, a lineman for Reno Light Co., was electrocuted today on a pole while handling a wire believed dead. The high voltage passed through his body and he died instantly.
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