Donohue Held Without Bail In First Degree Murder Case
John Donohue was bound over to the grand jury by Justice of the Peace Joge Romero in Ola Albuquerque on a charge of murder in the first degree for the killing of Justiniano Chaves. The judge ordered no bail and remanded him to the county jail. witnesses were bound over for future appearances.
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John Donohue
Justice of the Peace
Joge Romero
Ola Albuquerque
Justiniano Chaves
Perea
Garcia
Nomero
Heacock
Chaves
Donahue
Clancy
Donohue
Medler
Father Troye urges anti saloon vow after funeral shooting
At Justiniano Chaves funeral Reverend Father Troye appeals to Catholics and all young men to shun saloons blaming liquor for the killing. He urges parents to keep children from taverns and recalls the temperance wave sweeping the country as a path to safety and reform.
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Father Troye
Justiniano Chaves
Summer Garden
Society of Jesus
Church of San Felipe de Neri
Mquor
New Mexico
Santa Fe Building Plans Ready for Irrigated Exhibit
Millar and Millar completed plans for a building the Santa Fe railroad industrial department proposes to erect at the fair grounds. The structure would house an exhibit of irrigated products from Banta Ye territory during the upcoming exposition.
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Santa Fe
Millar
Santa Fe Railroad
Banta Ye
Railroad to build Mission Style Exhibit Building
Delivery to Mr. R E Wilson of the industrial department outlines plans for a cement structure with a broad veranda and a main room fifty by twenty feet. The railroad may double the size, with estimates for both options. Wilson has begun collecting the Santa Fe exhibit from irrigated districts served by the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Wilson
Industrial Department of the Railroad
Mit
Wilson
Rail line linking Guayaquil and Quito celebrated in Ecuador
In ueuaqquil Ecuador on June 18 completion of the railroad from Guayaquil to Quito was celebrated with enthusiasm. Amera Aldero daughter of the president drove the golden spike to finish the track. In Washington on June 18 closing arguments were heard in the Hyde Benson Dimond Schneider land conspiracy trial and Justice Stafford will charge the jury tomorrow.
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Ueuaqquil
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Quito
Amera Aldero
Washington
Justice Stafford
New Mexico Woodmen Gain Official Jurisdiction
Pal per Social Camp of Albuquerque and the Modern Woodmen of America announce New Mexico has been admitted to the Woodmen by the Peoria head camp. The Palmer Camp gains official status, with Albuquerque and New Mexico promotion boosting growth and dispelling regional bias. Mr Young led literature and badge distribution during the campaign.
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O. Young
Palmer Social Camp
Albuquerque
Woodmen of America
Peoria
New Mexico
Young
Irrigation Congress
Palmer Camp
Ang .E Society
Buffalo wins head camp meeting for 1911 at Peoria
Peoria II June 19 Buffalo secured the head camp meeting for 1911 over Dallas Texas. Head Conaul Talbot will earn 10000 a year up from 5000. Clerk Hawes gets 7500 up from 4500. Other salaries rise as executives authorize buying the Ambler ranch near Colorado Springs and raising funds by subscription for a sanitarium for consumption Woodmen.
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Peoria
Buffalo
Dallas
Texas
Conaul Talbot
Hawes
Ambler Ranch
Colorado Springs
Socorro Forms First Taft and Sherman Campaign Club
Special dispatch from Socorro New Mexico reports the town forming its first Taft and Sherman campaign club at a ceremony shortly after Sherman's nomination. Charter membership reached 160 with J C Torres elected president.
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Morning Journal
Socorro
N. M
Sherman
J. C. Torres
Soldiers Sent to Garrison Alaska Post
Six companies of the Twenty second United States Infantry, stationed at the Presidio for the past year, start today for Alaska to post at various posts. Under Captain Halstead the troops leave by special train for San Francisco and sail tomorrow on a transport.
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Monterey
Cal
Twenty-second United Ptates Infantry
Thee Presidio
Alaska
Halstead
San Francisco
Tomorow
San Marcial Electric Plant to Close June 30
Receiver Schmidt of the Broyles estate announces the local electric plant will shut down June 30 due to ongoing losses and refusal of patrons to approve higher rates. Private parties are testing operation of the facility.
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SAN Marcial Electric
Joanna
San Marcial
N. M
Schmidt
Broyles Estate
Arguments on Thaw removal discussed by New York judge
In a June 19 argument Bart lett contends the Thaw family wants a jury to decide Thaw sanity with support from his mother and siblings. Justice Dowling asks for safeguards at Matteawan while Bartlett proposes Middleton as a site. Jerome urges return to Matteawan as Thaw is deemed incurably paranoid. The court will rule after a personal inspection of Matteawan.
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Morning Journal
New York
Thaw
Matteawan
Bartlett
Dowling
Tha
Jerome
Mutteawan
Justice Dowling
Taft replies to congratulatory messages after renomination
Secretary Taft dictated telegram replies to more than 1 000 congratulations after his nomination. Messages ranged from Senator Knox and Speaker Cannon to Governor Hughes and Bishop Hendrick with pledges of support and good wishes from diverse figures abroad and at home.
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J B. Foraker
Taft
Senator
William H. Taft
Paraker
Senator LaPollette
Madison
Wis
Hughes
Albany
N.Y
Lafayette Young
Iowa
The
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
New York
Seth Low
Far East
Bishop Harris
Philippines
Tokio
Hendrick
Cebu
Sherman Notified of Triumph in Convention
In Chicago at Convent ion hall Representative Sherman stayed in his room as the nomination occurred. William Bartlow, clerk to the house committee on invalid pensions, delivered the news of Sher mans victory as soon as the result was announced.
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Sherman
Representative Sherman
William Bartlow
House Committee On
Sherlman
Sherman Receives Warm Welcome From New York Delegation
The New York delegation led by a brass band escorted Sherman to the Annex and New York headquarters for a long reception amid cheering crowds. Governor Hughes sent a telegram to Sherman offering cordial congratulations on his nomination as vice president, dated Albany June 19.
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New York
Annex
Sherman
Hughes
Albany
James 8. Sherman
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Utica Celebrates Sherman Victory Nomination
Utica New York reacts to James Sherman’s vice presidential nomination with ringing cheers cannon fire and flag displays. Republican clubs plan a victory demonstration on his return as telegrams of congratulations pour in to the Sherman family. Also an ad touts Chamberlain Pain Balm with claims of pain relief and sleep aid available in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Utica
Sherman
N. Y
James
Popular Saturday Concert at Golden Rule Store
The Golden Rule Dry Goods Co presents a concert of popular and classical selections on Saturday 7:30 to 9:30 PM at the store. The program includes Blaze Away Prince of Pilsen La Paloma Castle Gate Faust The Merry Widow Evening Song and Schumann. A sale of seasonable underpriced goods accompanies the event with items such as Rex sliced beef Fancy pineapple and Cream of Wheat offered during the evening.
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Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
College Life
Faust
Schumann
Albuquerque Commissioners Resolve Road Widening and Plea for Damages
June 11 1908 session notes widening Railroad Avenue in Old Albuquerque approved after land acquisitions from Feliz Romero John Behrens Carlos Armijo Pedro Garcia. Also board approves deputy sheriff pay 30 monthly and bids to enlarge clerk’s vault. A complaint about rubbish on public road is referred to road overseer. A Burnett injury claim seeks 1000 dollars. Tax assessors list raises for 1908 approved. Adjourned to June 27 then July. WANTED cash for grain sacks metals and rubber by F W Fee
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A. Grunsfeld
M. R. Springer
Policarpio
G. W Howard
Harry Burnett
Burnett
P. Partagna
Railroad Avenue
Old
Albuquerque
Feliz Romero
John Behrens
Carlos P. Armijo
Pedro C. Garcia
A. FE. Walker
Policarpio Armijo
A. E. Walker
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Alaskan
Marines Beach Isthmus
Colon
United States
Prairie
Newport, R. I. Navy Yard
McGee
J. H. O'Reilly Co
NEW Yorker
Golden Rule
Prof
John L. Gibbs
Helen Pratt
Rex
WM. Kieke
Ommissioners
F. W Fee
Albuequerque
L. EB. Folds’ Employment Agency
First National Bank
U. S
Care Journal
Southwest
Southwestern Business Association
E. Central Avenue
J. A. Adams
Glorieta, N. M
M. W
North Second
Fast Central
Home Apron & Dress Co
Los Angeles
Broadway
Journal
Central Avenue
M. M
Highlands
P. O
A. M
Joe Richards
East Central Ave
J. Borradaile
DR. Nacamuli
Europe
Presbyterian Church
L. E. Folds Real Estate and Employment Agency
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
Court House
Said County
E. Walker
Household Loan Company
Grant
West Central AY
Security Warehouse & Improvement ‘Co
Grant Block
Third Street
Central Ave
Williams St
South
Walter
J. C. Baldridge Lumber Yard
L. R. Thompson
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Martin
Mountain Road
First Street
Lumber Mills
North 112Th
North Arno
Roberts Wagon Yard
North Broadway
South Walter
Underwood
P.O
Millett Studio
West Central
Futrelle Furniture Co
West End
L. E. Felds Employment Agency
Scheer & Warlick
East
Central
Continental Jewelry Co
Cleveland
Ohio
PEP Cla
Futrelle
L. KR. Thompson, Ee
P. R. Journal
Arthur E. Walker Fire Insurance
Matus Association
Fort Wingate
Thret
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Midvale
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Roma
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E. B. Booth
H. KE. Rutherford
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McVay
Scc
John B. McManus
Colorado
W. Fee
Jersey
K. W. Fee
1St St
Oakey
L. —. Folds Ireal Estate and Employment Agency
Ma Kower
Igieeo
Fettrae F
EL Paso
Grand Central Hotel
Prom Union Station
Ieee
W. MM. Mwcoy
Proprie
S. Broadway
W. Leadave
N. Fourth St
Ward
North 8Th Street
Fourth Ward
A. Fleischer
Balnerere
Meenanee
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