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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

2

Taft Receives Wide Congratulations After Nomination

Secretary Taft handles a flurry of correspondence following his nomination. He attended All Souls Universal church services at 11 o clock where the sermon made no special reference to him. A New York man wrote seeking endorsement for a 2500 donation claiming confinement in an asylum. Taft's clerical staff rushes to reply to thousands of letters and telegrams from well wishers.

Tart New York State Taft All Soul

Chaos Reigns in Teheran as Royal Camp Grows

London dispatch quotes the Times via Teheran reporting widespread uncertainty in Iran. Citizens despair as half famished soldiers loot and vandalize while the royal camp strengthens to about 16 000 men under General Liakhoff who rules as an absolute viceroy. The Shah appears to have no clear future administration plan.

Morning Journal London Times Teheran Liakhoff Shah

Ridgeway Father of Railway Executive Dies in Lawrance

R M Ridgeway aged 72 dies at his Lawrance home. He is father of A K E Ridgeway, general manager of the Denver and Rio Grande railway. The announcement came today in Lawrance Kansas.

R. M. Ridgeway Lawrance Kan R. M Ridgeway A. KE Ridgeway Denver & Rio Grande Railway

Durant in Chile says Peru elections falsified and danger to nation

Valparaiso Chile June 28 Durant a leader in the failed revolution against Peru arrived from Iquique. He accuses the Peruvian government of misleading foreign opinion and claims the recent elections were falsified while warning that Peru is being turned into a Yankee colony adding danger to the country.

Valparaiso Chile Augusto Durant Peru Iquique

Sherman Continues On Road 10 Recovery

Cleveland reports Congressman James S Sherman gaining strength as he sleeps through the day. His condition stays normal and no changes have been made to plans for his discharge from the hospital by Wednesday.

Sherman Cleveland James S.sherman

Cashier Charged With 260,500 Defalcation in Atlantic City

Robert Chameiss Jr cashier of the Marine Trust Company was arrested on a defalcation charge for 260500. He confessed he gambled in the stock market and successive losses left him hopelessly involved. He awaits trial in October on $11000 bail.

Atlantic City N. J Robert Chameiss, Jr Marine Trust Company

Tornado Kills Seven in Clinton Minnesota

A tornado struck Clinton Minnesota, a town of 460 in the western part of the state, late Saturday afternoon killing seven people and injuring more than sixty, with eleven seriously hurt. Thirty three houses were destroyed and twenty five ruined. Graceville Minnesota reported the event details.

Graceville Minn Clinton Minnesota

Anti Cigarette Rally Draws Multifaith Audience at Elks Theater

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosted a large anti cigarette rally at the Elks theater with attendees from many churches and Sunday schools. The program featured patriotic colors, music, recitations, and talks stressing youth protection from tobacco.

Elks’ Theater Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Pension push perseveres amid harsh criticism

The Almanac notes Delegate Andrews continues to press for pension claims for deserving veterans despite severe attacks from four aspersions and yellow sheets. The New Mexican reports that many claimants are advancing toward speedy approval and disposition.

the Almanac Andrews New Mexican

Fifty Years of Priesthood Honored in Tome Celebration

Right Rev. J B Pitaval and two other priests arrived to Tome to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Father John Baptiste Ralliere’s installation as pastor and the fifty-second anniversary of his ordination. The beloved clergyman, nearly eighty, has served Tome for over five decades, guiding baptisms, first communions, marriages, and last rites. The town decorates for a gala at the church as priests from across the territory join in the jubilee.

J. B. Pitaval Santa Fe J. G. Splinters Bernalillo J. B. Moog San Miguel Los Lunas Tome John Baptist Ralliere Father Raltere United States Father Ralliere Father Balliere John Baptiste Balliere New Mexico France J. B. Lamy Lamy San Pedro Rio Grande Bishop Pitaval Father Raltiere Ra’ Tere Kalliere Hime Thhem Chure

Floods Roar Through Beatrice Nebraska After Heavy Rain

Beatrice Nebraska reports devastating floods from a two inch night rain and a seven inch cloudburst near Plymouth. The Blue River surged, sweeping over West Court Street and forcing thirty families in a low lying area to abandon homes. Residents west of Court Street cannot reach the city center as waters rise townward.

Blue River Hy Morning Journal Beatrice Neb Plymouth West Court Street West Side Court Street

Plymouth Flood Destroys Home and Stock

In Plymouth the Cub creek reached a record high for thirty years washing away farmer Coke’s house while his family escaped. Livestock were lost and nearby farmers saw stock drown as Union Pacific traffic halted with water eight feet deep covering a track section.

Plymouth Cub Creek Coke Union Pacific

Vatican organ attacks Pan Anglican congress in London

The Osservatore Romano denounces the Pan Anglican congress accusing it of promoting a worldly religion without a true divine hierarchy. It cites Catholic veneration at St Peter’s tomb as a rebuttal and hints that Pius will respond in an encyclical.

Rome Osservatore Romano Vatican London Sayes Pan-Anglican Congress Osservatore Romane Cathole St. Peter Pone Pius

Mexican Revolt Sparks Northern Towns Clash In Border Action

Troops pour into northern Mexican towns and have control of the area as revolutionary forces flee toward the mountains pursued by cavalry. Nine soldiers and twelve revolutionists reported killed amid wider unrest near Saltillo and along the Torreon Juarez corridor.

Mexico

Rioters Attack Mayor Zertuche Residence in Viesca

Three companies of the Seventh Infantry were sent to Viesca to quell a riot that damaged the town. Rioters about two hundred cut telephone lines and railroad tracks between Viesca and Torreon, with a passenger train halted at Parral. The Zertuche family reportedly escaped and the motive remains unclear.

Viesca Saltillo Mexico Seventh Infantry Thomas Zertuche Senor Zertuche Coahuila and Pacific Torreon Parral

Attack on Matamoros Sparks Torreon Turmoil Exposé

The Torreon Enterprise arrives in Paso detailing the attack on Matamoros Coahuila and reporting conditions in Torreon. It notes that the city has not seen such excitement since years ago amid revolutionary chatter and unrest.

Paso Texas

Invaders Reported Marching From Viesca Toward City

Telegrams sparked fear as an attacking force from Viesca was said to pillage banks and stores. Clerks armed themselves and waited inside while citizens formed a home guard and volunteers gathered. Reports of violence reached Matamoros with officials killed and trains mobilizing desde Mexico City.

Viesca Senor Tomas Certuche Jefe Politico Matamoros Juan Guajardo Mexico City Mexican Crude Rubber Company

Texas Governor Pledges Neutrality Law Enforcement

Washington reports Governor Campbell of Texas assures the federal government Texas will prevent any violation of U S neutrality laws due to unrest in northern Mexico. Las Vegas near Del Rio, across the border, was attacked Thursday as Acting Secretary Atlee urged Texas officials to use all means to curb violations of U S neutrality.

Mr. Patten Torreon Juarez Municipal Qhe Chihuahua el Paseo United States Eugene Nolte San Antonio el Paso Lomeli Coloiers Mexico Republic Washington State Department Campbell Texas Las Veeas del Rio Atlee Yesterdy

Del Rio Reporter Shot in Mexican Revolt Incident

Edward O Rielly a San Antonio newspaper man returning to Del Rio from Mexico was shot in the arm after crossing the Rio Grande a half mile above Del Rio. His Mexican guide was killed by revolutionists who fired on them. O Rielly escaped back to Del Rio.

del Rio Texas Edward O Rielly Sam Antonio Mexico O' Rielly Rio Grande O'Rielly

Ambassaor Creel Ordered to Washington on Raid Response

Mexico City reports Ambassador Enrique C. Creel is to proceed to Washington immediately after a raid on Las Vecas. Mexico seeks U S aid to pursue and extradite ring leaders accused of attacking on American soil and violating neutrality laws. Creel expected to arrive in Washington within days.

Mexico City Enrique C. Creel Washington Chihuahua San Vecas Mexico State Department State Department United States Las Vecas Mariscal Mexico Creel

Ambassadorship Unclear Over Creel Return Orders

Washington reports that Joseph F Giodey charge d'affaires says Torreon has no official word on orders for Senor Creel to return to Washington. He notes Creel's return might be needed due to border troubles but has received no confirmations of press dispatches from Mexico City.

Washington

Mexico north under no threat. border rumors denied

Reports from Ity of Mexico on June 28 dismiss sensational tales of uprisings in the northern cities. Officials say no organized force exists there, Viesca and Las Vecas raiders were defeated, and Torreon remains quiet. Mexican Central Railway notes deny any track or bridge damage.

Ity Mexico United States Viesca Cwn Torreon Associated Press Wiesca Las Vecas Coahuila Mexican Central C. R. Hudson

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