Bernalillo County Democrats revive movement in territory
Unanimously elected officials form the Bernalillo County Democratic club and enroll as charter members. Leaders stress a planned, broad campaign to revive the democratic organization and unify the territory, urging intensified Republican activity to keep New Mexico Republican. Weather notes: New Mexico Fair in south snow in north, colder Monday clarifications from Washington.
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New Mexico
Republican Territorial Committee
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Doreess
Washington
Arizona
Indians Vaccinated After Smallpox Scare Near Laguna
A government directive orders vaccination for Indians in eight villages around Laguna New Mexico due to a recent smallpox scare. Dr Dillon, the local physician, has begun vaccinating and will visit all pueblos. Indians accept the small scratch, recalling ten years ago when many died from the epidemic. No cases have appeared this winter, and officials hope strict measures will prevent spread.
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Morning Journal
Laguna
N. M
Indian Department
Laguna Masy
Dillon
Diljom
Evelyn Thaw denies demanding a million dollars
New York. Mrs. Evelyn Thaw denied claims she demanded 1 000 000 or received a money offer to end her marriage to Harry K. Thaw. She said no lawyers conferred or planned a separation and no money was asked or offered. She attributed her absence to illness and stated no detectives follow her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Malleawan
Harry
Boyertown Disaster to Remain Unavenged
Reading, February 29. District Attorney Schaeffer says no prosecutions will be brought against Mrs Harriet KE Monroe of Washington D C and Deputy Factory Inspector Harry Bethell for the Rhoades opera house fire in Boyertown on January 13 in which 176 people died. Insufficient evidence for conviction. Also Barre Vermont February 29 notes granite workers to strike in Barre Montpelier and nearby areas following a union decision.
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Reading
Schaeffer
Harriet KE. Monroe
Washington, D. C
Harry Betehell
Rhoades Opera House
Boyertown
Monroe
Barre
Montpelier
Granite Union
Taft Speech Bypasses Politics At Brooklyn Bar Dinner
Secretary Taft told the Brooklyn Bar Association audience that Congress should empower the executive to protect treaty rights of aliens and empower courts to punish violators. He cited riots in Louisiana and San Francisco to illustrate federal failure and urged action to prevent such failures by central government power. He also noted his election to the Jeanes fund board to support negro education in the South.
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Morning Journal
New York
Taft
Brooklyn Bar Association
Union League Club
Brooklyn
United States
Congress
Executive
Louisiana
San Francisco
Turkey
China
Jeanes
South
Bryan supporters rally for Bryan in New England
In Boston on February 29 supporters from New England of William J. Bryan gathered in an New England Democratic Progressive league meeting and later joined a larger Bryan followers gathering at Faneuil Hall. The league urged all Democratic conventions to instruct delegates to vote for Bryan and for Democrats to help secure his nomination and election. Alexander Troup of New Haven led the meeting with delegates from all New England states present. He predicted Bryan’s nomination in Denver and a November victory.
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Boston
New England
William J. i.Bryan
Democratic Progressive League
Bryan
Solelowers
Faneuil
League
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Troup
Bryans
Denver
United States
Bryan Attacks Four Kentucky Democrats in Mississippi Speech
In Jackson on February 29 Mr. Bryan lambasted four Kentucky Democrats who backed the Republican senator. He called them embezzlers of power and argued that power embezzlers are worse than money embezzlers. A resolution praising Bryan as Democratic candidate for president passed as the crowd rose.
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Jackson
Miss
Bryan
Kentucky
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Endorses Bank Deposit Bill and Public Sentiment
William Jennings Bryan lauds Oklahoma’s bank deposit protection law and endorses John Sharp Williams currentcy bill as the best possible measure. He praises popular government trends and departs by afternoon train for the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Oklahoma
John Sharp Williams
Congress
North
Oklahoma Solid for Secretary Taft Delegates
Guthrie Oklahoma reports from districts show Republican conventions endorse Secretary Taft for president. McGuire and Flynn are backed as delegates at large to the Chicago convention. In California, Thomas F Brown dies at seventy seven after a long illness. estate valued over a thousand dollars. wife nursing him.
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Guthrie
Okla
Taft
McGuire
Flynn
Chicago
Millionaire
California
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas F. Brown
Minneapolis
Railroads press for more time in nine hour law hearing
Washington February 23 The interstate commerce commission heard requests from Evansville and Terre Haute and Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railways to extend nine hour law enforcement. Officials cited operator shortages and high costs while the order’s eleven hour work rule drew criticism from the Railway Telegraphers union. A decision was expected by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
John L. Davis
Evansville and
Terre Haute
G. R. Peck
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
E. W. McKenna
Telephone use grows as nine-hour rail law takes effect
Cleveland Feb 20 The nine hour law for operators becomes effective next Wednesday and prompts the Lake Shore road to hasten telephone use in train operations. A S Ingalls assistant general superintendent says the new hours rule will accelerate changes that would otherwise take a decade to realize in railroad communication.
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Trelphone
Cleveland
A. S. Ingalls
Lake Shore Road
Fresh Litigation In Illinois Central War
Chicago February 29 A new bid to block voting of Illinois Central stock held by Union Pacific and Railway Securities at the annual meeting was filed in Cook County Superior Court by Henry W Leman. The action repeats some grounds from a prior suit but adds few new points. Illinois Central President B T Harahan said the action will not delay the meeting set for Monday noon. Washington February 29 Williams Rossiter completed a government printing office investigation report for the president after being appointed to place the office on a business basis and to report on plans following Stillings suspension. The White House said the report will be made public in several days and Henry Tryan will continue as active public printer for now.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Union Pacific Railway Company
Hailway Securities Company
Henry W. Leman
Stuyvesant Fish
Superior Court of
Cook County
B. T. Harahan
Road
Public Printing Office
Washington
Williams
Faithless Preacher Sentenced to Prison
Rev. T. M. Rice, pastor of a Columbus Kansas Baptist church, was convicted on a statutory charge and sentenced to an indefinite term in the penitentiary. Mrs Rice testified he sent their children away and lived with another woman during their absence. Rice previously practiced law and did evangelical work in Texas.
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Columbus, Kas
T. M. Rice
Baptist Church
Prevent sickness with healthy digestion says advertisers
Lovers of good health should prevent sickness instead of waiting to cure it. Keep liver, bowels and stomach active to avoid illness. Ballard's Herbine claimed to relieve constipation, inactive liver and stomach and bowel troubles. J. H. O'Rielly Co.
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Ballard
J. H. O'Rielly Co
New York to Paris Auto Race Leaders Spread Across Midwest
Five contestants in the New York to Paris auto race are scattered from Michigan City Indiana to Clarence Iowa. The American car leads the field with the Italian car at Rochelle Illinois and the French car No 7 at DeKalb Michigan. two French and German cars near Michigan City plan to depart for Chicago tomorrow. The American car is two days ahead of Chicago. Italian and French entries left this morning. A protest was filed by the Italian team claiming the American car was altered during repairs in Buffalo and towed on rails and tracks between Michigan City and Chicago.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Michigan City
Ind
Clarence
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Rochelle
DeKalb
Boone
Carroll
Buffalo
Indiana
Hoagland Wins Six Day Walking Match in Kansas City
W A Hoagland of Auburn New York won the six day walking match finishing with 280 miles in sixty two hours to retain the world championship. Tom Slater of Syracuse and H J Messier of Milwaukee chased second place with 276 and 272 miles as seven of twenty starters completed the race. J E Blake of Florida gained attention for his efforts before dropping out tonight.
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Kansas City
W. A Hoagland
Auburn
N. Y
J. E. Blake
Florida
Z. F
Floyd
Columbus
Ohio
Hoagland
Tom Slater
H. J. Messier
H. J. Player
Hartley
Syracuse
H. ©. Messier
Milwaukee
J .E. Blake
High Class Indoor Lawn Tennis Crowned in New York
W C Grant won the national indoor championship at the Seventh Regiment courts. In the final he defeated California’s G F Touchard three sets to one by scores 6 2 8 6 3 4 6 4. Both players showed a superb display of high class tennis.
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New York
W. C. Grant
Grant
G. F. Touchard
California
World Congress of Editors and Writers planned for Denver
An international congress of authors editors publishers and publicists is planned in Denver from July 14 to 25 after the national Democratic convention. Sessions will be in Denver then a ten day statewide tour by special trains to showcase Colorado. Communications should go to W. F. Mills, secretary of the chamber of commerce and the convention league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Denver Convention League
Colorado
W. F. BR. Mills
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
Convention League
Great Northern Road Satisfies Operators
Spokane: A settlement between the Great Northern railway and its telegraphers is reported. The railroad will honor the nine hour law, avoid wage cuts, and adjust working hours as discussed in a St. Paul conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Great Northern Railway
San Francisco and North Division
T. Moore
St. Paul
Great Northern
Unequaled Cure for Croup and Local Service Ads
An Ontario style ad notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as an unequaled cure for croup and cold threats, with a testimonial from Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana. It also promotes laundering services, extracted honey for sale with prices, and a canned fruits and vegetables display at FP G Pratt Co 214 South Second.
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Chamberlain
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
FP. G. Pratt & CO
South Scond
Notice of Final Proof for Beatriz L. de Sedillo
Beatriz L. de Sedillo widow of Bonifacio Sedillo files notice of intention to make final proof for small holding tract No. 465 in sections 24 and 26, T 7 N R 2, before J M Luna at Los Lunas NM on March 17 1908. Witnesses cited are Estanisia do Otero Guillermo Orona Aniceto Aragon y Garcia and Bernardino Sedillo all of Peralta NM. Protest or evidence may be offered at the hearing.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
J. M. Luna
Los Lunas
Beatriz L. de Sedillo
Bonifacio Sedillo
Estanisia Do Otero
Peralta
Gulilermo Orona
Aniceto Aragon Y Garcia
Bernardino Sedillo
Interior Department
Manuel KR. Otero
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Illinois
Harriman Taterett
World Congress OF Editors and Writers
Great Northern Road
New York Bank
J. Henry Haggerty
Joseph B. Ford
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Justice Platzek
Supreme Court
Mechanics’ and Traders
Collais
Imperial Laundry
W. P. Allen
Albuquerque
Harger
The
Jatia Grocery Co
Montezuma Trust Company
State National Bank
the Bank of Commerce of Albuquerque
Solomon Luna
W. J. Strickler
W. J
William Melotosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A M. Blackwell
B. Cromweil
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First St. and
Marquette Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Oxford Hotel
M. F. Myers & Sons
Props
Baldridge’s Yard
Baldridge
South Wirst Street
Montezuma Grocery CO
Lucca
United States Depository
Depository
Santa FE Railroad
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