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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
7
The article reports on Citizen Taft exiting the War Department after a conference with Congressman Burtom and mentions that Vorys will not be appointed national chairman. It notes discussions over troop deployments, Fort Clark, Leon Springs, and preparations for preservation of centrals during a tense political moment.
Viead ain see Ba Ramaiere hienge June 36 4 Sieoaths 2 Aram pany, a well known fish and oyster business on the west, pleaded guilty to taking rebates from all road companies. An indictment returned four years ago pages the case.
Reports from Cooperstown say Bishop Henry Potter of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York lies critically ill in a city hospital. Late tonight his condition showed slight improvement as oxygen was administered and doctors held out hopes for survival through the night.
Reports from the sick room grew more favorable as evening approached, though earlier in the day hope waned. The patient showed a discernible improvement by night.
Abd Eie Matek, chief of El-Quar expeditionary force, was captured by Mulai Hatig followers. He endured severe mistreatment for refusing to surrender, chained and suspended head downward while being whipped until unconscious.
A burglary occurred at Jas premises 414 North Broadway early this morning. Thieves damaged a screen and entered the window taking clothing and valuables. Police report ongoing investigation and owner Mr Bonne must inventory remaining stock before estimating loss.
Sam Wah, a long time wholesale merchant with property valued over one million dollars, was detained by immigration officers at Port Huron seeking entry into the United States. He had traveled from New York and Boston to Canada seeking a return route and was stopped when attempting to reenter by the same port.
At 40 Mervermatty Street in Minnesota a roof collapse trapped workers. Two men died John son of Willmar and Mardy, while 1 4 more were injured. The collapse occurred during demolition to clear space for a theater. A veteran newspaper man Sylvanus Johnson also died in Washington.
After months of delay the Great Lakes coal company mines at Kayler, near Kittannunk, Pa have begun operation with about 1400 men employed. The move marks a major expansion for the regional coal industry in June.
President Jaoanevelt and his family enjoyed a day at Lloyd Neck on the Sound with a yacht outing aboard the Sylph. The party's mood was happy as they cooked over Wood fire and shared provisions, while the men prepared a three mile hike and the children joined in the outing.
Sparse, garbled lines report a bicycle rider Hopper injured by a splinter from a Moor of the saucer track and mention doctors and evening updates. No clear date, location, or names besides Hopper. text is largely unreadable.
The Raton Range supports Las Vegas lawyer Charles A. Spiess for the Republican nomination to Congress, signaling Van Houten influence backing and possible gains over Andrews. Rumors of Railroad and Phelps Dodge power in Colfax County shape early convention talk, with calls for an early Albuquerque meeting set for July 10.
A report states Mexico claims a serene calm persists in the republic as insurgents receive support. A female figure asserts loyalty from laborers and says she has sent $200 to insurgents via a leader she will not name.
Manuel Sarabia, one of three alleged revolutionists arrested in Los Angeles and charged by Vice-President Ramon Corral with instigating the uprising in Mexico, expects to furnish a bond soon and be released from the county after months of detention.
Washington reports Brigadier General A L Myer will dispatch troops to Del Rio and other Texas points to enforce neutrality laws amid Mexican revolution turmoil. Four cavalry units are ordered to Del Rio with deployments from Fort Clarke and Leon Springs, while Ambassador Creel and Senor Godoy engage with the State Department as the Mexican situation evolves.
In Del Rio Texas on June 30 a rurales detachment cornered eight revolutionists who attacked Las Vacas. After a fight in the mountains southwest of the city the revolutionaries ran out of ammunition and allegedly refused surrender. Rural troops charged their hiding place and shot the men to death. The bodies were left in the mountains.
An organization meeting elected officers for the coming year. Will L Edgar was named president and George Learnard manager with George Davis as treasurer. Over thirty dollars from a recent game was added to the treasury for music and travel expenses. A concert is planned at Robinson Park next Sunday night weather permitting.
New York reports on the Western Pacific Bond Syndicate continuing activities after the 1905 purchase of a large railway fest. Details remain incomplete as the mogdpawe fest and related figures are unclear in the surviving text.
London reports say the Persian government sought handover of political refugees from the British legation in Teheran but Britain refused without guaranteed humane treatment. Troop postings near the legation drew protests from Sir Edward Grey and dispatches note no danger to foreigners. A released prisoner recounts brutal executions by royal troops and carcasses cast to dogs.
Joshua Hinoudes prominent Pittsburg banker and capitalist died suddenly at his father in law George H Barbour’s Grose Point home. He was son of Pittsburg iron manufacturer Joshua Rhoades.
Vernon Vermont June 30 Congressman Kittredge Haskins who has represented the Second district in Washington for eight years was defeated for renomination at the district Republican convention by FC Plumley of Northfield. Plumley, 64, is a well known figure who formerly served as umpire in claims involving Great Britain and other nations over Venezuela. In the First Vermont district Dr J Poster was renominated for Congress.
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