City Council Postpones Bid Decision On Sewer Bonds
Albuquerque bond bids for 290000 dollars were opened with Provident Savings Bank State National Bank and Bank of Commerce among bidders. Council adjourned to Tuesday night to decide among three qualified bids and to review a four and a half percent basis.
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State National Bank and
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Kansas City
City of Albuquerque
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Ohio
State National Bank
Bank of Commerce of
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Cincinnati Concern
Bond and Harrison
HH. Rollins and Sons
Denver
Mason Lewis and Company of
Chicago
E. Leach and Company
Trowbridge, Muir and Company of
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
McCoy and Company
Wesern German Bank of Chinciniuth Ohio
W. Wroeth
American Light and Water Company of
American Light and Water Company
Hallock
Allerman Neustadt
Counpell
Tod
Lester
Bond House
Provided Savings and Trust Co
Hank
Neust
James Bezemek
Barelas Acequia
Barelas Ditch
Los Griegos
Barelas
Griegos
Pijerne
Famous horseman Baldwin dies at 81 near Los Angeles
Arcadia resident and famed horse breeder and racer Lucky Baldwin died at his home aged 81 after weeks of illness. Baldwin built a vast California estate and racing empire, winning the American Derby multiple times and establishing a premier breeding farm before his death. The Santa Anita track planned to close for the funeral, with his body to lie in state at the cottage on the Santa Anita ranch.
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Baldwin
Arcadia
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Paldwin
California
Bucky” Baldwin
Hamilton
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West
Saratoga
Los Angeles Racing Association
Santa Anita Park
Garéner
Gardner
Millionaire's Will To Be Filed In Probate Court
The will will be filed in the probate court tomorrow in this city. The funeral is set for Thursday in San Francisco and the final resting place will be there beside his first wife. The widow is expected to receive one third of the estate with the remainder divided among the children and several others. Those handling the will refused to disclose its contents tonight.
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San Francisco
Smuggled Opium Seized Near Laurier in Washington
United States customs officers in Spokane seize 298 cans containing one ton of opium hidden near Laurier Washington close to the international boundary. The seizure occurred on March 1. Authorities report the contraband was concealed and ready for transport across the border.
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United States
Laurier
Washington
International Boundary Line
Baltic revolt organizer August Menandzelt arrested in Riga
St. Petersburg reports August Menandzelt, a chief organizer of the 1905 06 Baltic revolt, has been captured in Riga. He formerly taught as a schoolmaster and has been in hiding in the forests since 1906.
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St. Petersburg
Senators Approve Pension For Civil War Nurses
Washington on March 1 reports the senate passed a bill awarding dependents of Civil War volunteer army nurses a monthly pension of twelve dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Trust Company Heads Accused of Larceny
New York March 1 Edward Be Britton president and Frederick Schroeder vice president of Eagle Savings and Loan association Brooklyn were tried today on charges of stealing about 8000. They allegedly used funds to fund western mining properties including Homestake Southern Extension while near resource limits.
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Eagle Savings and oLan Association of
Brooklyn
Edward Be. Britton
Frederick Schroeder
Schroeder
State Board of Quarantine Commissioners
Homestake Southern Extension
Joan Association
Pittsburg Grafters Guilty Verdicts Shock City
Pittsburg jury after over sixty hours deliberation found Councilmen Klein Waseron and Brand guilty of conspiracy in graft charges. Banker W W Ramecy was found guilty on court instructions. Senate later confirmed George Terrey of New York as assistant treasurer of the United States.
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Councilmey Klein
Wasreon
Brand
W.W. W. Ramecy
Washington
Senate
George &. Terrey
New York
The
United States
Jury challenges in Calhoun trial narrow pool
San Francisco March 1 Jury selection in the Patrick Calhoun trial shows 24 prospective jurors examined and disqualified as most hold opinions likely to bias the case. Attorneys reported a few potential jurors who could be impartial, with the rest rejected for preconceptions.
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Patrick Calhoun
Talesmin
Republicans of Curry County Organize in New County
The Republican organization for Curry County was completed at the Palace Hotel in Santa Fe on March 1 after consultation with Governor Curry and territorial leaders. H is Putnam of Texies and A J Methune of Melrose were named members of the territorial committee, with Judge Havener of Clovis chosen county chairman to complete the county organization.
Autopsy and Trial Fold Into Carmack Murder Case
Legal wrangling over the autopsy of former Senator Carmack dominates a Tennessee trial scene. Dr. Glasgow’s testimony hinges on payment, with prosecutors demanding costs be paid for access to the surgeon. Witness Joning corroborates Carmack handling his revolver before the shooting amid broader political reunions and remarks by Taft about the Philippine expedition.
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John D. Sharpe
United States
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McCain
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J. B. Joning
Carmack
Taft Enjoys Busy Prep Period Before Inauguration
Taft’s days brim with visitors and duties as he nears inauguration. A Philippine dinner honors him. cabinet plans form, with Knox Nagel Hitchcock among those seen. Longworth and Alice Roosevelt’s marriage adds a notable milestone to the trip.
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Taft
Knox
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Nagel
Frank Ho Hitchcock
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Wilson
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Taft to Announce Cabinet March Fifth
President elect Taft said the first cabinet list will be sent to the Senate for confirmation on March fifth. He noted individual members were already known as each selection was finalized and discussed potential further diplomatic changes.
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Duncombe
Reporters Bid Farewell to Roosevelt at White House
The White House hosted reporters who had worked with President Roosevelt for seven years. About two hundred correspondents met him at noon to offer farewell greetings and receive a brief personal message of good cheer.
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Washington
Maren
White House
Roosevelt
Council Adopts Little Time Bill Amid Fare Debate
A small city council quickly approves a measure as authorities debate a three cent fare bill and demand details of charges raised against New Mexico in the Senate.
New Mexico House Seeks Full Information on Charges
Mr Watters introduces Joint Resolution No 6 urging the Senate Committee on Territories to obtain complete information from the governor of New Mexico about charges raised against the territory and its citizens. The move aims to address attacks tied to the statehood debate.
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Chotel
Santa Fe
N. M
House
Watters
Upnanimous
Senate Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Equitable Wins N Supreme Court Appeal
The Supreme Court reversed the Second Circuit and directed the Southern District of New York to hear the case involving J Wilcox Crown vs The Maynltable Assurance Society. It held no entitlement to an accounting or receiver, while noting the society's large policyholder base and substantial assets and surplus.
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United States Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Southern District of
New York
J Wilcox
Maynltable Assurance Society
Kent Justice Peckham
Brown
Clicuit Court
Court of Appeals
Justice Peckhan
Court of Equity
New Mexico House Passes Three Cent Passenger Rate Bill
Santa Fe March 1 The New Mexico House approved a bill to set passenger rates at three cents per mile by a 16 to 8 vote after a heated debate. Opponents argued Congress preempts territorial rate laws while proponents urged the measure to shield residents from railroad rates and to push for a railroad commission.
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