Telles Surrenders to Deputy in Slocum Killing Case
Victor Telles, accused in Peter Slocum’s death at Camp No. 5 saloon, turns himself in to Deputy Sheriff Joe Padilla in Thoreau. He claims Slocum previously struck him, produced a red scar, and says he sought money he believed stolen. Telles is en route to Los Lunas jail. Padilla notes Telles surrendered voluntarily for a fair trial.
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Foraker Protests General Legislation On Railroads
Washington advances show Senator Foraker delivering a lengthy speech against further general railroad regulation and criticizing the Hepburn bill while supporting Elkins law. The day also covers army appropriation debates, Meade fire rescue tribute, and clerical staffing questions.
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Pennsylvania corruption figure near death in Pasadena
Philadelphia reports Jara W. Durham, a former Pennsylvania commissioner of insurance, dying in Pasadena California. His health declined amid Bright's disease and political turmoil after years of alleged public plunder and contract fraud. his brother Thomas acts as bearer. In Washington, President accepts the resignation of Lt Frank Stephenson of the Porto Rico regiment for the good of the service. he has served since 1902 and reached first lieutenant in 1904.
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King Edward VII Health Reported Stable By Doctor
Vienna dispatch says Dr Ot, king Edward VII’s physician, returns from England with a denial of sensational illness stories. The doctor asserts the king is not ailing and his health remains unusually good.
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Pittsburg Coal Meeting Sparks Opposition to Wage Advance
In Pittsburg February 28, a volatile meeting of coal operators led to firm opposition to a proposed 55 cent wage advance. Chairman Robbing denied any ties with John Mitchell while John J. Winder and independent Pittswire operators argued against the raise, amid broader UMW and industry tensions.
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Winder
Pierpont Morgan
Letters Excluded From Evidence In Durand Case
An evidentiary dispute ends with letters between Durand and Commissioner Garfield admitted. The ruling alters the investigation’s conclusions and tempers the inquiry.
Fires and mob violence hit Springfield as fire crews battle blazes
In Springfield Ohio a night of arson and mob violence left several houses burned and incendiary fires set across the city. Eight state guard companies and militia protect the area while firemen struggle to control blazes as crowds threaten Negro residents and the city building is guarded.
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Tokio Hoax Panic Over Impending Tidal Wave
A Telegraph report says a 1906 superstition predicted disasters in Japan. A cruel hoax spread fear in Tokyo as officials, emperors, and citizens believed a tidal wave would strike, causing widespread alarm until Sunday when it was revealed as false.
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Municipal measures debated by delegates at legislature
Delegates advocate measures including art investigation of the New York City traction merger direct nominations suppression of corrupt practices half monthly payments by corporations and eight hour labor in the legislature. General Crowier chief of ordnance states new rifle type nearing completion for army next month about 160000 rifles ready by May to equip troopers nationwide.
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Conference May Not Deal With Cren Algeciras
In an interview Sid Machammed W Mokhel told the Associated Press that M Talllandier the French minister to Morocco had not yet engaged and remained aware of concessions at Cava Blanes and Safi privately granted to the Creuset Co by Morocco as compensation for kurvers in two ports and Tangier.
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Neill Defeats Tenney to Retain Bantam Title in Birmingham
American bantamweight champion Frankin Neill knocked out Harry Tenney in the 14th round at Merchants Pavilion. Neill dominated from the start, injuring Tenney's right eye and maintaining control with precise lefts. He plans a challenge to English champion Jem Bowker after the win.
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Jem Bowker
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Meddled Plot to Kill Ex Governor Recounted by Officials
Idaho authorities reveal two failed assassination attempts on former Governor Frank Stegnerbers. One involved a wire trained path bomb near his home, with a collared string triggering the device. Another report notes a Denver linked device using sulphuric acid and a tethered fuse.
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Idaho
Moyer
Frank Stegnenbers
Malhiwel
Harry Orchard
Boen
Goddard
Denver
Orchard
McClintock Named Phoenix Postmaster
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of J. H. McClintock to be postmaster at Phoenix Arizona on February 24.
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Senate
J. H. McClintocks
Phoenix
Ariz
Dominican treaty changes eyed in Senate executive session
The Senate considered amendments to the United States Dominican Republic customs treaty. Article 7 was rewritten to give the United States broader discretion for relief and potential troop landing. New sections 9 and 10 limit US liability and require consent for awards, shaping how debts and payments are handled. The treaty faces delays and may not be ratified this session.
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