Anonymous letter claims Pat Garrett slain by two men
Dudley Garrett son of Pat Garrett received an anonymous letter signed One who knows claiming two shots killed his father. Pat Garrett's funeral was held in Las Cruces with Governor Curry among pall bearers as prosecution of Wayne Brazele continues.
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Pat Garrett
el Paso
Texas
Dudley ‘Poe’ Garrett
Las Cruces
Curry
New Mexico
Garrett
Wayne Brazele
Burials to Be Held Side by Side in Collinwood Church Yard
Cleveland reports the North Collinwood school disaster death toll at 164 with 137 identified at Lake Shore morgue and 27 mutilated remains. funerals planned for Monday with individual burials. public service declined. survivors recall doors and fire details as investigators probe inward outward door opening and locks.
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Morning Journal
Cleveland
Ohio
North Collinwood
Lake Shore
Lake View
Collinwood
Board of Education
Brockert
Miegenbaum
Janiter Herter
Ebon
New Mexico Wool Prices Boost Market Interest
New Mexican wool sold in Boston at 55 cents with higher offers at 61 to 66 cents for fine and 50 to 55 cents for fine medium. In Nevada Irene March 1 the Republican state central committee failed to endorse Roosevelt or Taft, signaling Hughes support ahead of the Winnemucca convention on April 20.
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Boston
The
Morning Journal
Mass
Hughes
Nevada
Irene
Nev
Republican State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Winnemucca
Rabbis Refuse Rites To Dead Anarchist In Chicago
The body of Lazarus Averbuch was buried at Potter’s Field in Dunning after multiple undertakers and rabbis refused to perform Jewish rites. Olga Averbuch consented to burial by the county, the corpse placed in a numbered grave amid rain. Police failed to uncover a broader conspiracy. Emma Goldman lectures were canceled. Goldman remains at large as authorities monitor her actions.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Lazarus Averbuch
Potters Field
Olga Averbuch
Dunning
Averbuch
Yan
Hoffman
Harry Goldstein
Ube
Goldstein
United Action
Emma Goldman
Miss Goldman
Yust
Schuttier
Republican conventions in Maryland name delegates
In Baltimore on March 5 the third and fourth district Republican conventions chose delegates to the national convention. W. B. Booze and George W. Pargett were selected for the third district, while Dr. G. Alger and Rev. W. K. Alexander were chosen for the fourth. Both bodies passed resolutions backing Secretary Taft for the presidency.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Booze
George W. Pargett
G. Alger
W K. Alexander
Taft
Hoppe Defeats Demarest in Handicap Contest
Willie Hoppe defeated Calvin Demarest in a handicap match tonight in Chicago. Hoppe ran out the 400 points in eleven innings with an average of 263 144.
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Demarest Bry
Hoppe
Chicago
Willie” Hoppe
Calvin Demarest
Senate and House Adjourn In Honor Of Vermont Senator Proctor
The senate paid tribute to the late Senator Tredfled Proctor of Vermont with prayers and a motion to adjourn. A funeral committee was formed and a special train was arranged to convey the family and lawmakers to Proctor for the service.
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Senator Proctor
Washington, March
Tredfled Proctor
Vermont
United States Senate
Ali Stoo
Edward Iverett Hale
Senator Procter
Dillingham
Senate
Daniel
Gallinger
Perkins
Taliaferro
Overman
Heminway
Haskins
Cannon
Messrs. Haskins
Foster
Littlefield
Maine
Parker
New Jersey
Lamb
Virginia
Slayden
Texas
Proctor
Pennsylvania
Interior selects Moses Friedman for Carlisle School post
The secretary of the interior names Moses Friedman, assistant superintendent at Haskell Indian School in Lawrence Kansas, as superintendent of Carlisle Indian School in Carlisle Pennsylvania. The role carries a $2500 annual salary, succeeding Mayor W A Mercer, an army officer.
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Washington, D
Secretary of the Interior
Moses Friendman
Lawrence
Kansas
Carlisle
Friedman
W. A. Mercer
Ugly charges against New York bank exposed
Receivers report accuses Oriental Bank officers and employees of long running irregularities fraud and crime. Examiners say defalcations perjury and unlawful acts occurred within the last two years with loans to director friends in Brooklyn banks and improper write offs cited as proof of misconduct.
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Morning Journal
New York
Oriental Bank
Brooklyn
Nebraska Democrats Rally Behind Bryan Day Platform
Delegates from across Nebraska gather in Omaha to pledge unity for William J. Bryan’s presidential bid and to push a platform opposing the Aldrich tariff bill, supporting tariff revision, irrigation, reclamation, and direct election of U S senators, with calls for anti‑monopoly laws and federal licensing to curb corporate power. The document denounces imperialism and urges Philippine independence after stable government is achieved.
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Omaha
Bryan
Nebraska
Commonwealth
Denver
Pitform
Democratic Party of
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
United States
Jefferson
Congress
Panama Canal
Philippine Islands
Cuba
W. W. Strong Favored as Albuquerque Mayor by Unanimous GOP
In Albuquerque last night four wards held Republican primaries to select delegates for tonight's city convention. All fifteen delegates from each ward reportedly support high license with W. W. Strong expected to be nominated for mayor by acclamation. Delegates from wards one through four also favor pro high license and lean toward a strong city council slate led by Hayden Cushman McLaughlin and others. The convention plans a strong ticket for city offices and school board with orderly unity and broad support.
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Ellis
Albuquerque
al- Duquerque
Frank A. Hubbell
W. W. Strong
Strong
Mr. Strong
A. W. Hayden
Hayden
D. H. Boatright
C. O. Cushman
Fourth Ward
J. T. McLaughlin
Ecounel
MclLaughlin
McLaughlin
D. &. Rosenwald
KB. J. Alger
I W. Hawkins
Board of Education
J. H. Briggs
Harry F. Lee
Baldridge
Friends of High License
Kk. J. Alger
J. E. Elder
Allen
P. Hanley
M. . Hickey
Hickey
Elder
Sig. Grunsfeld
Lie
J. Alger
Mfe
I. Karnles
Ruppe
B. A. Sleyster
D. Goff
A. Kk
Walker J. L. Washburn
AL Cooper
Juan Barron
A. Montoya
Fred Heyn
Homero
South First Street
John W. Wilson
D. A. Porterfield
Wilson
P. McCallum
J. Porter Jones
A. Porterfield
H. B. Ray
B. Harseh
F. L. McSpadden
Db. H. Boatright
J.C. Clark
Fr. G. Pratt
H. P. Mohn
H. Ss. Lithgow
H. F. Raynolds
Mr. D. Woodford
F. H. Seth
George P. Learnard
W. W. Ralph
Drawing for Trade Excursion Pullman Berths Tonight
The drawing for the trade excursion Pullman berths will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Commercial club. All excursion members must attend to draw berth numbers from five cars. Those who have not signed certificates must see Mayor McKee at the First National Bank today. The train consists of two drawing room cars and three broiler cars, the most modern Pullman train yet run from Albuquerque.
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Frank McKee
Mayor McKee
First National Bank
Albuquerque
Republicans Sweep City Primaries Across Four Wards
Hundreds of Republicans gather for municipal election primaries. Each ward selects a strong delegation to tonight’s city convention. Two wards endorse high license, while the remaining wards show clear support for the issue.
Oratory min ed with business in the old Third Ward
A heated meeting in Bernalillo County as Francisco A. Hubbell led a long floor speech advocating sh license and criticizing delegates. Professor Vig aided Hubbell in clarifying his stance while attendees debated primary timing and school visits, with the armory setting and procedural motions noted.
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Third Ward
Pri
Francisco A. Hubbell
Vig
Hubbell
Bernalillo County
O. A. Matson
Bell
B. H. Premanent
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