Provident Trust Wins Cincinnati Bid for Albuquerque Sewer Bonds
The Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company of Cincinnati was declared the successful bidder for the $296,000 sanitary sewer bonds for Albuquerque New Mexico after a council meeting in which bids were reviewed and the ordinance for the issue was approved under suspension of the rules. Bond details set bond amount, interest rate, and payment terms with delivery by May 1st.
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Provident Savings Bank and Trust Companys
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ely
Albuquerque
Emery
Messlie
Provident Company
Bank of Commerce
State National Bank
New Mexico Territory
Bernelillo County
Territory
New Mexico
Congress of
United States of America
Ciy
New Mexicou
Albuquer
Bernalillo County
New York
City Officials Authorized to Prepare and Issue Sewer Bonds
The city treasurer and officers are empowered to prepare and execute bonds and interest coupons for the city. After execution and registration, bonds are delivered to purchasers, with proceeds placed in a special fund to pay the sewer system construction costs under the stated plans. Interest due September 1, 1909 is ordered paid from the 1908 general fund tax levy.
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Albuquerque
Bernalillo
New Mexico
United States of America
Seaboard National Bank
New York
Congress of the United States of America
Congress
United States
New Mexicco
Congress of the United Sates of America
Ite
Sala City
Aged miner triggers arrest in alleged dwindle plot
San Francisco March 2 Morning Journal reports James C. Goodwin an elderly Nevada miner was targeted by Danby and James O Loane in a death certificate scam. Detectives recovered a power of attorney and checks, while Mrs Edith O Loane was detained amid further probes into a $25 000 gold mining stake and possible conspirators.
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San Francisco
Cal
Aviney J. Danby
Danby Investment Company
James O'Loane
James ©. Goodwin
Nevada
Joseph L. Howard
Goodwin
Joule Win
Loane
Danby
Edith O'Loeane
Inauguration Gown Made in America for Mrs Taft
A New York based team of modistes and embroiderers finished the American made gown for Mrs Taft intended for the inauguration at Washington next Thursday night. The creation involved weeks of careful needlework and is now completed and sent to Washington.
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New York
Modistes
iBy Morning Journal
Mra Taft
Washington
President approves name changes for monitors
The president approved renaming the monitor Arkansas to Ozark and the monitor Nevada to Tonopah, effective immediately. This action updates naval nomenclature and aligns names with geographic references.
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Washington
Arkansas
Ozark
Nevada
Tonopah
Demand to Washington on NM charges sent by telegraph
The Santa Fe council approved a substitute resolution asking the U S Senate Committee on Territories to transmit all charges statements and testimony presented in its hearings against New Mexico to Governor George Curry and to telegraph copies to the NM delegate and the U S Senate president The move aims to have full details of alleged outrages and misdeeds ready to answer the enabling act for New Mexico.
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Territories
Washington
New Mexico
United States Senate
Senate of the
United States
Committee On Territories
Senate
OHIP Subsidy Bill Fails In House Debate Angers Clark
Morning Journal special ledes report details four and a half hours of debate on the ship subsidy bill in the house. Champ Clark blasts a floor lobby as an outrage to civilized government while Moon and Overstreet defend the measure amid strong opposition from Cochran and others.
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Champ Clark
Landis
Clark
Moon
Cochran
New York
Pureett
Passett
House Rejects Bill in Tight Vote After Man On Gurney Cast Vote
In a strained session the house rejected the bill 172 to 175 as Representative Goldfogle of New York, just operated on, was wheeled in a chair to vote. The attendance was likely the largest of the session.
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Goldfogle
New York
House
Castro Fugitive From Venezuelan Justice Faces Arrest Return
Willemstad reports former Venezuelan dictator Ci priano Castro may be arrested if he returns to Caracas. He has been indicted in federal court on conspiracy to assassinate President Juan Vicente Gomez.
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Caracas
Willemstad
Cipriano Castro
Juan Vicente Gomez
Washington Decorated for Inauguration Parade Night
Washington glowed with electric banners and flags as crowds gathered for the inaugural events. West Point cadets and Annapolis midshipmen were en route and the city anticipated a large turnout while favorable weather was noted for Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Storning Journal Special
Washington
Ceual
West Point Cadeta
Efts
Arhapoulis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Quiet Closure of Roosevelt Cabinet Farewell Session
The final cabinet meeting of President Roosevelt ends with little business and many farewells. The president thanks the group for loyal service as resignations are to be acted on after Senate confirmation, while members offer personal notes to the chief executive.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Preacher Fouls Drunk Man in Templeside Shooting
Rev Harvey Eastman pastor of the Congregational church shot and killed George J Marcott a valet employed by Brig General James Miller after Marcott began trouble and resisted during a melee at the Templeside homestead. General Miller had telephoned for help and eight armed men arrived.
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Ran Wamack
Harvey Eastman
Congregational Church
Marcott
Miller
Temple
Watchword Bill Drives UN Finances and Economy
Committees work through the appropriation bill for the next two fiscal years. The article notes careful scrutiny of UN finances and economic impact as lawmakers shape funding and budget priorities.
Council Passes Measure for Galveston Plan in New Mexico
The commissions government in New Mexico municipalities advances a plan named the Galveston Plan. The measure seeks to redefine local governance and authority, aiming to streamline duties and authority at the municipal level.
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Council
Galveston
New Mexico
Territorial Tax Rates May Be Reduced by NM Legislature
Santa Fe March 2. Finance committees consider the territorial finances and the upcoming appropriation bill for the sixty first and sixty second fiscal years. Governor Curry and committee leaders push to cut the territorial tax rate while acknowledging increased assessed values and rising demands from educational and territorial institutions.
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House Aivil Council
Curry
Sargent
Chasr Vo Safford
Sncome
Chatroan Hanley
Counseil Committee
Tipton
House Committee
Board of Equalization
Ine
Orveasel Demamtia
Otter
New Mexico
Adoption of New Plan Left Optional
Santa Fe March 2 The council passed a long list of bills including Mottee’s commission government bill optional in cities with 500 voters. mayor and two councilors would govern. House three cent fare bill referred to railroads. several amendments adopted. unanimous vote on the commission measure.
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Morning Journal
Palace Hotel
Santa Fe
N. M
Maron
Council
Mottee
Commission
Hewitt
Hanley
Upton
Catron
Albuquerque
Banta
Council Dim No. TS
Mer. Upton
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