Peabody Wins Colorado Governorship After Shakeup
In Denver James H. Peabody is seated as governor replacing Alva Adams after a joint assembly vote 55 to 41. McDonald becomes lieutenant governor under a compromise in which Peabody agrees to retire after seating him. Adams withdrawn amid bribery probes as Peabody vows to govern.
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Col
James H. Peabody
Jesse F P. McDonald
General Assembly
Alva Adams
Adams
Peabody
MacDonald
McDonald
W. 8. Boynton
Govvernor Peabody
Executive Chamber
J. F P. McDonald
Colorado
Ashtabula
Leadville
Patek
Sherman M. Bell
Alfred Patek
Governor Peabody’s Office Relives Tense Scene
General Sherman M. Bell separated two men after a heated exchange over remarks. Governor Peabody stayed in his office about twenty minutes to receive congratulations from callers.
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Mr. Patek
Sherman M. Bell
Peabody
Governor Peabody Faces Resignation Question in Denver
On March 16 in Denver, Governor Peabody appeared on his residence porch as supporters cheered. DPD B Fairley, GOP state convention chair, denied a forced resignation but hinted at a tentative document. Peabody thanked supporters and offered no clear statement on quitting.
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Denver
Colo
Mr. Fairley
Peabody
Trains Collide On Sixth Avenue Elevated
In New York on March 16 two trains collided on the Sixth Avenue elevated line. Two people were badly hurt and about a dozen others slightly injured as hundreds panicked. A mob demanded the rear motorman be lynched as police reserves moved in to quell the crowd.
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New York
Sixth Avenues
Russians Lose Last Manchurian Stronghold to Japanese Forces
St. Petersburg reports the Tie Pass evacuation marks the Russians surrender of southern Manchuria. Kuropatkin faces scarce ammo and dwindling supplies as Japanese pursuit tightens near Mukden. Mobilization plans loom while fears grow over future Romanian or eastern front moves.
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St. Petersburg
Tie Pass
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Kamimura
Oku
Nogi
Kirin
Kuarchentry
Sungari
Russia
Fusuhun
Yentai
Far East
Associated Press
Mukden Fell to Japanese Left Armies in Major Advance
Friday reports say the Mukden occupation by Japanese left armies completes a major flank movement. Russians suffer heavy losses, possibly around 100000, with Japanese losses about half that. Fierce village defenses northwest of the Hun river tested both sides as fires burn and rail lines are disrupted.
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Mukden
Kuropatkin
Oku
Hun
Cohimanty
Council Amends House Bill on Sheriffs Salaries and More
Morning council amended Wilkerson house bill No 198 to pay sheriffs salaries in lieu of fees for prisoner transport within the county. The measure faces low odds of passage tonight and governor approval is uncertain. Other actions include Chaves bill 102 creating a yearly deficiency levy up to three years, a shift to without preference for bill payments, and changes to Taos county expenditure and process publication rules.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Thirty-Sixth Legislative Assembly
Council This
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Martin
Socorro County
House
Bernalillo County
The
Council Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Council
Martinez
Taos County
Areth Natal
Board of Osteopathy
CC. H. Connor
Albuquerque
A. H. King
Chaves County
Charles Wheeton
Otero
Irrigatio
Sernor
Luna County
United States
Council Bdin
Conneil
Clancy Reappointed by Governor Otero and Romero Oil Inspector
Governor Otero reappoints J. W. Clancy as district attorney for the sixth district and confirms other executive nominations including Eugenio Romero of San Miguel as coal oil inspector. The council adjourns without confirming an irrigation engineer while Otero signs multiple bills expanding governance and public works across New Mexico.
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Clancy
Otero
Romero Oil
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Eugenio Romero
San Miguel County
Romero
San Miguel
New Mexico
J. M. Hervey
Roswell
A. W. Pollard
Deming
R. M. Turner
Silver City
Whiteman Indicted by Grand Jury in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports seven additional indictments against General Whiteman former adjutant general of New Mexico charged with obtaining money under false pretenses connected to a $130 warrant. Whiteman, arrested after removal from office, posted $1,000 bond and denies misappropriation while awaiting further grand jury action.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Whiteman
Santa Fe County Grand Jury
General Whiteman
Territorial Grand Jury
W. H. Whiteman
Adjutant General of
New Mexico
Otero
Adjutant General
War Department
New Mexico National Guard
Adjutant General’s Office
Lopez
N. B. Laughhlin
National Guard
Pormartly
Dudge
Associated Press
Grand
Newexico Supreme Court
Territory
United States
United States Indian
Kansas
Morgan Charges Nelson With Conspiracy
Senator Morgan in the senate executive session accuses William Nelson Cromwell of New York of being the prime mover in a scheme to implicate the United States in Dominican affairs. He says Cromwell seeks to thwart the Reader syndicate run by Mr and Mrs Reader of Panama aiming to gain concessions from the Dominican government.
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Santo Domingo
Senate
William Nelson Cromwell
New York
Panama Canal
United States
Cromwell
Reader
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Socorro
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