Purchase of Road Means Immediate Completion of Albuquerque Line
A bid by Madge Cutewma to buy the Santa Fe Central from Francis Torrance and the Enterprise National Bank receiver was accepted. The plan envisions extending the line from Moe Viarts to Albuquerque and from Torrance to Loswell, about sixty miles, linking with Gould systems. The deal values about one million dollars and aims to stabilize the bank’s claims while expanding the network toward Roswell and the Pacific.
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Associated Press
Wittsburg
Mar
Dalblenactor
Madge
Francis J Torrance
Enterprise National Bank of
Raiteond
Dinterprise National Bank
Coulnters
Ti Wae
Lnterprise
Valleyadge
Moe Viarts
Albuquerque
Team Torrance
Losweoll
Vittsburg
Sante Ve Ceonteal Railways
Das Clarke
Pinterprise Bank of
Megtiony
Willi Ts Andrews
Gould Teams Continental System
Coates C W. Wallmacher
Chicago
Tallmadge
Santa Fe Central
Roswell
New Mexico
Fort Worth
Texas
Tallmadee
Santa Fe
Pacifi
Port Worth
Gulf of Mexico
Santa Fe Central Railway
New York
Talimadar
Lafollette Leads Senate Debate On Indian Bill And Railroads
Wisconsin Senator La Follette spearheaded a lengthy Senate session on the Five Civilized Tribes bill, opposing railroad stockholders acquiring coal lands in Indian Territory. He argued to curb railroad control over coal and protect public transport, with the measure advancing to conference after amendments.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Lafollette
Indian Territory
Indian Committees
House
Five Civilized Tribes
United States
Interior
Iim
Oklahoma
Congress
Newlands
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Atlee and Territories
Heyburn
Idaho
Spooner
McCurmber
Amy
Exid
Secretary of the Interior
Teller
Conference Committee
Shadow of Gallows Creeps Around Union Assassins of Colorado
Boise Idaho March 2 The Statesman reports that Steve Adams arrested February 20 in Haines Oregon has confessed in detail to the Steunenberg murder. McParland says Adams corroborates Orchard's confession and adds new murders. Orchard testifies before Caldwell grand jury detailing motives payments and the bomb.
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Union Assassins of
Colorado
Boise
Idaho
The
Statesman
Steve Adams
Haines
Oregon
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
James McParland
Governor Gooding
J. H. Hawley
McParland
Adams
Orchard
Stevenberg
Caldwell
Jack Simpkins
W. Ss. Swain
Thief Agency
Spokane
Joseph H. Hutchinson
Leutenant
Orcharnt
Tornado Destruction Strikes Meridian Mississippi
Mobile reports a cyclone tore through Meridian killing 21 whites and over 100 Black residents plus extensive property damage totaling 1.5 million dollars. Businesses hotels and the Y M C A suffered heavy losses as the city faced darkness and ongoing rescue efforts.
Insanity Exam Ordered for Frances Addieman
A New Mexico asylum board appoints a commission to determine Frances Addieman s mental state amid sensational murder allegations against Dr Tipton and another party The board cites foundationless charges while a separate note from Santa Fe reports Troop A captain Ralph K Twitchell taking command of the New Mexico National Guard.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Mar. T
New Mexico
Frances Addieman
Tipton
Asylum
Addieman
Cal
Ralph KW. Twitchell
Troon A
New Mexicgo National Guard
Severe storm reports and a deadly disaster sweep multiple states
A Teomsuba Midwest disaster report claims over 100 killed as buildings between Front Street and the railroad tracks are wrecked and debris removal begins. Simultaneously a western Kansas storm disrupts lines with high winds, while Nebraska and Colorado endure the worst winter weather, halting rail traffic for a Cheyenne to Denver route with thirty passengers aboard.
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Mobile
Ala
Mar
Meridian
Miss
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Ctizens
Birmingham
A. ‘Kiggs
Alabama Great Southern
Teomsuba
Mins
Front Street
Death of famed boxer Tenny taints San Francisco bout
The death of Harry Tennebaum known as Tenny after a Grant Avenue bath house bout sparks theories of poisoning epilepsy and brain hemorrhage. Four fighters including Frankie Nel and Spider Kelley faced manslaughter charges as investigators review stomach contents and autopsy results.
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San Francisco
Cal
Harry Tennebaum
Tenny
Grant Avenue
Kuich
Abanias
Frankie Neil
Spider Kelly
John Frayne
Ousted New Mexico Officials Lose Bid to Regain Posts
New Mexico territorial supreme court sustained Bernalillo county rulings in ouster cases involving Tom Hubbell Frank Hubbell and Estavio Vigil. The court ruled that writs and injunctions were improper and that quo warranto actions are the proper path to challenge occupancy, effectively closing efforts to reclaim offices.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Supreme Court
Bernalillo County
Ira A. Abbott
Albuquerque
Edward A. Mann
Abbott
Tom 8
Frank A. Hubbell
Exslavio Vigil
F. A. Hubbell
Justo Armija
T. S&s
Hubbell
Perfecto Armija
Estavio Vigil
A. B. Stroup
Ine Junction
Dame
Cess
Perfecto Armije
Part
Hubbells
Sureme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court Santa Fe
New Mexico
F. A. Hubshell
Batavia
Perfecto Armijo
Justo Armijo
BK. Stroup
Thomas
Oart
EB. A. Mann
Sixth District Court
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