Murder charge looms as Gallup hotel owner faces coroner verdict
Gregory Page prominent Gallup entrepreneur owner of the Page hotel is charged amid a coroner jury ruling that Walter Jones died from blows in the Page hotel bar room. Jones a government lawyer from Virginia arrived from the San Carlos and Navajo reservations and died soon after a beating. The jury and town await fuller facts before trial.
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Morning Journal
Gallup
N. M
Gregory Page
Ciizens
Page Hotel
Walter Jones
Civil Service
Jones
Page
Coddington
KE. W. Dobson
Albuquerque
Cfty
Clancy
Durthur
New Mexico
Sutherland
San Darlos
Fort Defiance
Iallup
Perry
Tors. Stofer
Coudert
Hinch Hotel
Civil Service Commission
Virginia
Harry Coddington
Turmoil in Russia and Local Disasters Reported
Reports from St Petersburg outline government optimism on quelling radicals while warning of sporadic disorder and a possible general uprising after January. In New York Haverstraw counts missing and presumed dead after a cave‑in. seventeen townsfolk remain unaccounted as wreckage and fires complicate rescue efforts. A separate coast warning notes a schooner ashore near Cape Henry and naval views from Admiral Norostvensky on Japanese engagement.
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Cape Henry
Pannie Palmer
Little Island
Las Vegas Shooting Leaves Davis Wounded. Night Marshal Acquitted
David Davis, correspondent for the New York World and other papers, was shot by Night Marshal Hen Cole in Las Vegas New Mexico after a disturbance in two saloons. Davis was seriously wounded with a back to front bullet path but may recover. Cole fired after Davis lunged with a deadly weapon. he was held, then acquitted at a hearing.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegna
N. M
David Davis
New York World
Globe Democrat
Hen Cole
Davis
Cole
Birth Rate in Colonies Probed by Hagberg Letter
London January 9 In response to Times discussion on England’s birth rate H Rider Hagggard claims colonies share the problem He warns British colonists may fade if Anglophone emigration does not rise He cites Canada and urban decline as factors and urges remedy by migration.
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London
Times
England
H. Rider Haggerd
Canada
Cleveland broker Leland Prior shoots self at Hollenden
Leland W Prior prominent Cleveland financier and president of the Cleveland Stock Exchange killed himself in a hotel room. He was 45, married with two children, and a member of major exchanges including New York and Chicago.
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Leland W Prior
Dennison, Prior and Company
Hollenden Hotel
Cierge H. Denison
Cleveland Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Sharp clash between Burgess and Williams in Senate debate
Washington January 9 The Philippine take measure dominated House discussion with wide opposition and free trade arguments. Burgess of Texas clashed with Williams the minority leader over constitutional grounds for opposing the measure.
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House
Mensure
Gillett
Massachusetts
Bonynes
Colorado
Duurgess
Texas
Wnd
Cansell
Pennsylvania
Goulden
New York
Morgan Makes Pew Brip Railway Rate Remarks
Washington reports the senate adopted two inquiry regulations. One asks the Committee on Inter oceanic Canals to investigate the Panama canal affairs and the other seeks finance committee inquiry into exchange rates on the isthmus. Morvan urged settling rate disputes by common law methods to reduce machinery. Vienna sentenced Peter Contin to four years hard labor for military secret disclosure. Neboda acquitted.
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Senate
Panama Canal
Finance
Canal Committee
Millard
Baliey
Panama
Morvan
Vienna
Peter Contin
Neboda
Contin
Casualties Reported in Macedonian Turmoil Wars
Turkish authorities reveal 132 killed or wounded in Macedonia clashes between Turkish troops and Bulgarian Greek and Bergian bands. Across 185 encounters in Salonica Vilayete Monet’s Uskub the toll includes 520 killed or wounded, 225 prisoners captured, and 146 wounded with 1 killed in action, indicating no quarter given.
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Salonica
Europe
Turkey
Macedonia
Monet
Harmony Restored in Rational Baseball's National Association
Chicago delegates at the annual meeting of the National Association settled internal differences among 18 of 26 member leagues. The executive board saw new members replacing a faction led by George Tebbean and Griffith, who failed to gain strength in voting. A cable from Berlin reports German Minister for Foreign Affairs Paralyzation of Parahy Richthofen.
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Vareouww
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Vmigiteen Associations
Totel
Mw Eplit
George Tebbean
American Association
Griffith
Eastern League
Feud Ends in On Main Street Shootout in Purange
In Purange Colu January a feud between Sheriff Thompson and Policeman Stevees over open gambling culminated in a fatal exchange of fire on Main Street. Thompson, who had long controlled a local office, and Stevees were mortal foes since the last election fight. A separate dispatch from Harrisburg reports Governor Pennypacker issuing a supplementary proclamation for an extra legislature session starting Monday to address a unified primary election, law enforcement oil service safety, and the regulation of companies.
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N. Y
Rockland Street
Harris Nelson
Mrenjamin Nelson
Colu
Therit
Sherrif ‘Thamapeo
Paoliceman Stevees
Can
Theepsen
la Viate
Pennypacker Bean
Harrisbyre
Evernor Vennypacker
Penneyvivania
Oil Service
Roosevelts push to end railroad passes faces Senate debate
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt pressed to end free passes for congressmen politicians and shippers after Attorney General Moody warned such transportation violated the interstate commerce act. Cassatt led a railroad shift to stop passes with others following and Justice Department indictments bolster the drive. A separate note covers Morocco Spain Algeciras conference and senator Bacon defending public discussion while Senator Spooner warns of constitutional overreach.
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Rawis
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Fleeing Prisoner Montoya Captured in Trinidad
Santiago Montoya, a breakout suspect from Clayton County jail, was captured in Trinidad after Frank Trujillo identified him at the Colorado and Southern depot. Montoya faces return to Union County with a $25 reward offered. another inmate remains at large following the roof escape.
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Trinidad
Colo
Santiago Montoya
Clayton
Union Ecourty
Colorado and Southern
Trujillo
Montoya
Union County
New Mexico
Statehood vote crowd: uncertain path to Hamilton bill
A crowded Statehood caucus with about twenty five representatives met as debate over joint statehood continued. Supporters claim enough votes to pass and force consideration, while insurgents and uncertain margins cloud the outcome and potential concessions loom.
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Washington
Jom
Warhi
Cannone
Hanitop
Armen
Hamilton
Airce
Canon
Arizona &H
Strike Ordered on Request of New York Bridge Workers
A strike in New York is set for Thursday against employers in the bridge and iron trades. It could affect 10 000 structural iron workers and indirectly impact over 200 000 other workers. Frank N Myer, president of the International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers, will travel to Cleveland to order the strike. The move follows a secret meeting of the Greater New York Market Council and the union. The Mongolia reaches Vladivostok with reports of a rising unrest across Siberia.
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New York
Jun
Adhedlonal “Cik
al- Nel
Prank N- Myan
International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers
Cleveland
Greater New York
Emlihe and Bridgemen'’S Union
Oil Trust Confronts New York Court Over Missouri Monopolies
Attorney General Hadley seeks to force Henry v Rogers to disclose whether Standard Oil of New Jersey controls Water-flow Oil, Standard Oil of Indiana, and Republic Oil of New York. The New York Supreme Court ordered Rogers to show cause or face contempt as hearings unfold with Lawson and Pierce invited to testify.
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Jan
Henry v. Rogers
Hadley
Missouri
Standard OU Company
New Jersey
Supreme Court of
New York State
Rogers
Supreme Court
Willam V. Rowe
Standard 641 Company of
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Water-force Ol Company
Miscouri
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Republic of Company of New York
Hadhey
Mimsouri
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Hosten
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