District Attorney Bill Delayed Again in New Mexico House
The House blocked a bid to railroad through a bill appointing district attorneys for two years, abolishing gubernatorial appointment in New Mexico. Debates centered on secrecy, votes, and the governor’s power as leaders gamble on future rolls, with opposition citing improper procedure and political motives.
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Au Journal Bureau
Santa Fe
N. M
Dan
Tlqo Hursam
Ieto
Atteyneya
New Mexico
M Deonane
Willeh Warhd
Clancy
Albuquet
Frank W. Beach
Otero County
Clark Staplin
B.C. Abcott
Santa Fe County
Rappe
Alquerque
Thwpre
Friends of
Voti Ca
Abbott
Aldrich Beach
Giertbaum
Gallegos
Green Herrera
Holt
Mirabal
Moran
Sanches
San Miguel
Thos
Studley
Trujille
Baca
Jh. Nays
Cottax
Denniston
Hudsneth
FL Locera
Montoya Martin
Mullins
Maslitha
Bursam
Buren
George W Prichard
Prichard
HL H Holt
San Cruces
B.C. Abbott
Migigen Holt
Dona Ana
Banta
Mestriende
Wilds
Torlay
Local Names List for Wise Pede Committee Announced
A Wednesday notice lists numerous individuals including Abbott Beach Moran Padilla Rivera and others connected to territorial affairs and rail projects. The roll includes Frank W. Beach Robert Martin and Price Walters among various officials and signatories in a broad community appointment.
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Frank W. Beach
E. E. Stud
E. B. Studley
Ramon Sanchez
B.C. Abbott
Biernbaum
J. Moran
Hoque Herrera
Aldrich
Agricultural
Abbott
BR. Ruppe
Filemon Sanchez
F. Lucero Y Montoya
A. Hi
Hudspeth
Amos Green
A. H. Hudspeth
Silvestre Mirabal
Roque Herrera
HH. Biernbaum
B.C. Abott
Hi. Biernbaum
B. Ruppe
Price Walters
J. W. Mullins
K. S. Aldrich
EB. J. Studley
Jomulo Padilla
H. B
Hivett Halen
BK Abbott
HW. Bietibaum
Mi Ventre Mituteal
M. Glalleator
Bradley
Ate Groen
Hell
Raman San Ohes
Bob. Bradley
Hmemule Padilla
A. HH
Huniepeth
Frank W. Reach
N.Y
Romate Pastilla
Filemon Banches
Hamer Ranches
Ince Bacero Y Monteya
O Abbott
Aleit
J. W. Milline
Corporatione— Rivest Micadial
Robert Martin
Ko ML Bircham
Ald- Amas Geek
E. A. Abbott
Price
Model Insurance Law Urged by President
President Roosevelt sent a congressional message urging a model insurance law for the District of Columbia. The proposal follows a recommendation from the district superintendent of insurance and adapts the Ames Law to include desirable features of a uniform bill. Acquitted of Peonage Charge in Jacksonville not guilty verdict on T. J. O'Hara's case.
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Roosevelt
Congress
District of Columbia
Insurance
Jacksonville
Fla
T. J. O'Hara
United States
Shonts Discusses Canal Work and Resignation
Theodore E. Shonts resigned as chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission amid a public address in Kansas City. He said the "creative period" of the canal has ended and active construction begins, denying any feud with Roosevelt. Stevens will become chairman and chief engineer, with Shonts moving to New York roles.
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Theodore E. Shonts
Tethmilan Canal Commission
Knife and Fork Club
Kanes City
Pananus Canal
Shonts
Roosevelt
Schonte
Kansas
Rhonts
New York
Interborough Railway
Mievers
Wachingtos
War Department
Chailrman
Isthmian Canal Commission
Aystevens
Tive
Ist
Panamerailroad Company
Bhonts
Department Justifies Admiral Dav Landing After Kingston Quake
Secretary Metcalf finds a precedent for landing American sailors after the Kingston earthquake and fire. The department approves the action as a measured response under maritime authority.
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Metcalf
Kingston
Kingston Earthquake Relief Ties US Navy Aid Effort
Washington relays recount a crisis where United States Navy ships supplied Kingston Jamaica after a devastating earthquake. Admiral Davis landed marines to secure archives and aid victims while relief tents and food were dispatched from Guantanamo and the Isthmus, with local officials coordinating under Governor Swettenham.
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Guantanamo
Kingston
San Francisco
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Cuba
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Morning Journal
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Roosevelt
Enos Nuattal
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West Indies
Kingston Relief Committee
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Swettenham
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Fetter
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Jamaica
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Gevernes
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Lamakings
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Trinidad
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Printdad
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New York
Swift
W. Meade
Meade
Spain
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Benhich
Asetter Vader Rwitt
Pete Eyre
Mignerdl
Swetterhan
John F. Stevens
Panama Canal
United States
Canal Commission
Wiliam H. Orrett
Headquarters House
Bourte
General Penitentiary
Comsulate
London
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Swettenham's Career as Governor Ends Amid Jamaica Crisis
London reports telegrams from Sir Alexander Swettenham now away in Jamaica explaining the decline of his role. The colonial office says no further communication has arrived while awaiting Roosevelt's guidance. Kingston residents endure fires, homelessness, and disrupted services as relief efforts begin.
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Alexander Swettenham
Nowerway
Jamaica
Davis
Ferelan
Roosevelt
Acon
Washington
Breas Bales
Swettenthun
Fenight
Kingston
Tsitvovsh
Kame Howard
Hisge Ares
Hritheh
Dispatchers Gain Wage Increase on Mexican Central RR
Train dispatchers on the Mexican Central railroad win a $25 monthly wage rise, effective February, after negotiations in Mexico City. The concession follows a period of bargaining with the railroad administration.
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Mexico City
Mexican Central Railroad
Higgins Maintains Improvement In New Bulletin
A bulletin from former Governor Higgins' home in New York states he held his own and kept the improvement going, reporting stability through the day after yesterday's signs of progress.
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Executors file inventory of Marsal Field estate
In Chicago on January 24 the executors filed with the probate court an inventory listing the Marsal Field estate. The approximate value is about 75 million dollars. In Shawneetown also on January 24 the local levee workers labored as the mayor and citizens’ posse compelled the negroes to join the effort.
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Shawneetown
Madrid Cabinet Resigns Amid Liberal Radical Disputes
Madrid reports the cabinet has quit due to dissensions between liberals and radicals over the law of associations. King Alfonso consults with political leaders on forming a new administration and industry policy.
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Alfonso
Brownsville Inquiry Set for February
Senate military affairs committees will hear testimony on the Brownsville Texas affray starting February 4. Subpoenas will target officers from the discharged negro battalion and possibly some enlisted men. Senator Foraker may lead the case for the enlisted men while others cross examine. A sub committee to Brownsville was discussed but not decided.
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Brownsville
Tex
Senate
Senator Foraker
Jury selection continues in Thaw murder trial
Three new jurors were chosen today in the Harry K. Thaw case as 31 jurors have been examined. The process faced delays and many potential jurors offered excuses to avoid months of confinement, while Thaw's mother and other family members attended court.
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Dan
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Henry (. Harney
George Pratt
Deater
Loder
Tatennes
Wiliam Thaw
Losey
Howard Nesbit
Mirae
Harry Thawaie
Coert
Stenfo Vivito
United States Senator Alger Io Dead in Washington Home
Former Secretary of War Ex pires suddenly at his home in Washington. Long a victim of heart disease, he passed away leaving behind a noted public career and ties to national politics.
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Alger IO
Washington
Taft Pays Tribute as Senator Alger Dies at Home
United States Senator Russell A. Alger of Michigan dies suddenly at 8:45 a.m. at his home after a brief illness linked to heart trouble and edema of the lungs. President Taft and Secretary Taft mourn his loss, while flags are ordered to half staff for the funeral. Alger had been harshly criticized for the nation’s war readiness.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
United States
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Senate
Brownsville
Alger
Mia
Army
Taft
Alger interview reveals cabinet resignations and McKinley rift
Milwaukee Journal reports General Russell A Alger's 1900 Detroit interview about his resignation from McKinley's cabinet. Alger says McKinley asked him not to resign, cites lack of backbone, and discusses plans to influence the Michigan Senate race. He notes promises of publication after his death.
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Milwaukee Journal Today
Russell A. Alger
Detroit
MckKinley
Alger
McKinley
Pingree
United States Senate
McMillan
Senate
Meéeh Kinles
Bryan Addresses Oregon Legislature
William J Bryan spoke to the Oregon Legislature today urging rail and commission reform. He advocated a joint session to consider a governor appointed commission with broad powers and discussed referendums and corporate limitations.
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Nebraska Statesman
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