Sudden move of defence adjourns case to Monday
The Thaw trial enters a pause as defence lawyers decide whether to rest without calling further witnesses. District Attorney and defense strategists debate closing arguments and timing with experts to be heard tomorrow.
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Thaw
Ty Morning Journal
New York
Harry K
Phaw
de Rome
Furs
Marek
Thaw Tomlay
Sty
Woli
Hoan
Meltie
Poedteis
Jerome
Ibs
Afr
Parry K
Eiteat Baer
Cebu
Tal
Ali Hodel
Ahtorneys
Fishiet Atderhey Nuit
Fox
Oriel
Aaid Aweitty Tbs
Abs
Dieroier
Carvin
William
Jury Declares No Verdict In Adam Adams Murder Trial
The jury in the Steve Adams murder case failed to agree after deliberating since yesterday morning. Judge Ward discharged the panel and ordered a new trial, with state and defense attorneys present. Adams had been linked to the Tyler murder in Idaho and previously implicated by confession and miners union connections.
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Morning Journal
Wallies
Idaho
Steve Adame
Judes Woods
Mr. Hawley
Steve Adams
Steve W. Adams
Oregon
Fred Tyler
St. Joseph River
Jack Simpkins
Itei
Adane
Reise
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Western Federation
Rod
Adams
Breunenberg
Tyler
McPartiana
Jack Bimpkine
Hivestheather Aim Jumier
Mis Ore
Stonnenborg
Vase Thialty
Ives
Western Federation of Miners
Duke
McPartland
Vonfersham
Axlate
Rhoshane
Thaw Letter From Attending Dinner Guests Emerges
A letter said to be from a Thaw associate is published defending the convict’s social circle and character. It recounts dinners for Mrs Thaw, mentions prominent New York figures, and asserts Thaw’s earlier indiscretions were due to misfortune while urging sympathy rather than prejudice.
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Countess of
Yarmouth
Carnegie
Thaw
Hhik Thaw
Pittsburg
H. K. Thaw
Paris
London
William K. Thaw
Tren
New York
Dinter
Ted I
NEST OF AOUTLERS FERRETED IN COLFAR NEST
Special Dispatch to the Morning Journal Springer New Mexico March 7 Officer John Collier of the mounted police arrests J. D. McGrath in the cattle rustling case the third in the district in a few days Five persons are said to have conspired including a prominent local merchant A discharged former employee is accused of directing where hides were buried Territorial Hide Inspector Kenyon and Collier located hides leading to arrests
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Springer
N. M
John Collier
Mounted Police
J. D. McGrath
Kenyon
Tunger Collier
Ready to Make Co-Operation Between Government and Railroads
A historical note states Harriman and Duheme discuss government and railroad cooperation. It frames Harriman as focused on aligning policy and rail infrastructure to advance national interests. The fragment highlights a prime goal of coordinating public policy with railroad development.
Government Wins Suit Against Standard Company and Others
A U S circuit court sustained a prior order against Standard Company and more than fifty non-resident firms and individuals in a government case brought at the urging of President Roosevelt. The ruling upheld jurisdiction to compel non-resident witnesses to testify. Judge Sanborn wrote the opinion and the defendants have until April 10 to file answers, with a hearing date to follow.
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St Touts
United States Circuit Court
United States Circuit
Waters
Pierce of
Commpany
Soosevelt
St. Loiuix
Sanborn
Wook
Adams
Vandeventer
Deserter from Army Detained in Raton Jail
Claude Sheedy now serving a ninety day term in Colfax county jail for larceny in Maxwell City on January 22 is found to be a deserter from the U S army. A $50 reward was offered for his arrest. Sheriff Littrell sent details to Fort Leavenworth and Commander Kirby ordered hold on any deserter.
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Morning Journal
Raton
N. M
Claude Sheedy
Colfax County
Maxwell City
United States Army
Littrell
Kirby
Fort Leavenworth
Bus
Sheedy
All Central America May Be Involved in War
Washington reports that Honduras may gain support from El Salvador Guatemala and Costa Rica to press Nicaragua and President Zelaya toward conflict. No US intervention is expected and Mexico is unlikely to intervene. Arbitration is sought but Washington fears all five republics may enter actual war.
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Central America
Washington
Balvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Zelaya
United States
Mesico
Defense Opens Case in Penrose Court Martial
In San Antonio Texas March defense begins in the Penrose court martial. Major Sypwstanounl Taliaferro testifies about battalion actions and threats heard the afternoon before the shooting, while witness statements vary on the incident and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
San Antonio
Texas
Sypwstanounl Taliaferro
Chteen
Taliaferro
No Date Fixed for Idaho Miners Trial
District court at Caldwell adjourned without a firm trial date for the Western Federation of Miners leaders Haywood and Peetbene charged with conspiracy in the alleged murder plot tied to former government relief measures. The case was continued with no action taken today and no schedule set for the trial.
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Idaho
Houise
Caldwell
Exin Ateak
Sami Acthon
Wettang
Mover
Haywood
Peutbene
Wie
Mtr
Ilbe
Tere
Eny
Funeral incident turns violent in Loda street scene
At a funeral in Loda on March 7 the private escort accompanying the hearse attacked bystanders with swords as the procession moved past, striking many who did not remove their hats. Several people were wounded.
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Loda
Cherkasski
Harriman Seeks Cooperative Railroad Century Plan
Er H Harriman head of the Union Pacific calls for government railways cooperation and regulatory trust to curb friction. He cites vast rail investments since 1900, yearly steel rail purchases, and four million ties bought last year as proof of railroads’ national benefits.
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New York
Er. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Washington
Interstate Commerce Dot
Harriman
Lault
Hardman
Trey Cogil
New Haven
Hartford Muttroad
Ina
Romney
Phe
Rma
Archie Roosevelt in dangerous condition in diphtheria illness
Arenie Roosevelt, the president's third son, faced a serious diphtheria crisis with doctors from New York and Washington guiding care. Dr. Lambert arrived to take charge, while early bulletins noted improvement in heart action and stabilizing temperature as the patient showed signs of recovery through the night.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
Arenie Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
Rixey
Kennedy
Braisted
Lambert
Archie
White House
Loeb
White House updates condition of Archie Longworth
A White House message to Representative Nicholas Longworth reports Archie remains in critical condition with no change since earlier notes. Dr Lambert signs the message and confirms the boy’s serious status. The president telegraphed his sons Theodore Jr and Kermit to come to Washington.
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Washington, Marvel
White House
Nicholas Longworth
Archie
Dr. Lambert
Br. Lambert
Theodore, Jr
Kermit
Harvard
Groton
Washington
Jap Gambler 18 Arrested for Murder in Capulin Camp
M J Inouye a Japanese laborer was brought to Capulin New Mexico charged with murdering Shikawa a fellow countryman after a dispute over a gambling game. Deputy Leonard Mace pursued the assailant firing shots before capture at a railroad grading camp. Shikawa died from a bullet wound. his body lies at Capulin.
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Morning Journal
Raton
M. J Inouye
Capulin Vegas
Shikawa
Leonard Mace
Inouye
Capulin
Perkins repays funds used in 1904 political campaign
George W. Perkins, formerly first vice president of New York Life, returns 54019 to the company to reimburse a Republican campaign donation made in 1904. President Orr discloses the restitution and cites Perkins’s letter stating the contribution was made at the then president's request and without personal gain.
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Washington
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
John P. Morgan & Co
Ite Fones
Alexander B. Orr
New York Life
Perkins
Orr
The
Wrong Calf Hangs Self After Barnes Interview Controversy
The Morning Journal reports a heated dispute over the Barnes interview, noting Santa Fe New Mexican claims and a supposed Washington dispatch denial. The piece portrays editorial attacks against Barnes and the Morning Journal, amid accusations of misrepresentation and liars in Santa Fe.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Barnes
Will €. Barnes
Las Vegas
Santa Fe New Mexican
Washington
Garfield
Jssue
Albuquerque
Telesa
Tern
Myrtarnes
The
Beton
Rama Fe
Barnes Bn
Sternes
Uhr
Bane
Hinenes
Substitute for Sou ngil Bill No 63 Padoel
The new bill contains all provisions to safeguard the territory's interest in suits brought by ex officials, outlining the legal framework and protections for government claims.
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Soungil
Padoel
Substantial details agreed on in Bursum measure passage
The Morning Journal reports New Mexico House passed HB 186 under suspension for settlement of accounts of public officers. The measure, revised from council bill 65, aims to balance accounting rights between officers and territorial administration, clearing the way for council approval and a later council vote.
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Morning Journal Bureau
Santa Fe
N. M
Holt
Friends
Bursum
Mr. Dulles
Friends of Sane
Coronado Memorial Bill Passes House For Las Vegas Monument
Colonel Ralph KE Twitchell proclaims success after securing a 5000 dollar appropriation for the Coronado memorial monument in Las Vegas. The measure, council joint resolution No 6 by Mr Miera, wins passage in both houses amid a tough legislative season. The Coronado Memorial Association aims to make the unveiling an international affair.
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Ralph KE. Twitchell
Santa Fe
Twitchell
Council
Miera
Coronado Memorial Monument
Las Vegas
Twitchett
Coronado Memorial Association
County Council Passes Tax Change on Sheep Owner
The council approved a bi providing that sheep owners will be taxed in the county where they reside after noon session. The measure, tied to the tax bill, faced strong opposition from Grant Bocorre and Por rance counties as many sheep graze public domain seasons. Vote 8 to 3 with Richards Murray and Cameron voting no. An attempt to pass council bill No 85 for a $3000 dry farming station near Las Vegas was rejected 8 to 6. bill referred.
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Martinex
Grant
Bocorre
Porrance
Messrs. Richards, Murray and
Cameron
Spless
San Miguel County
Las Vegas
Liege
Duncan
Descriptions of Coal Line Inspection Bills Refered by Council
The council this afternoon discussed coal line inspection law before the hawt legislature. Two bills were referred without reading. One by Cameron seeks a repeal of the entire law, the other by Martines pushes gasoline and naphtha exemptions and a district restructure with three inspectors named by the legislature.
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Cameron
Martines
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