Successful meeting in Roswell names new officers
The first annual meeting of the Cattle Growers' Association of New Mexico in Roswell elected W. C. McDonald as president and named G. A. Clemens and General E. S. Benson as vice presidents. Will C. Barnes was re elected secretary and treasurer. Resolutions oppose roping contests and urge federal land leasing under Congress backed regulations.
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Morning Journal
Roswell
Cattle Growers’ Association of
New Mexico
W. C. McDonald
Carizozo
W. H. Jack
Silver City
Texas
Cattle Growers’ Association
Will C. Barnes
Dorsey
R. 8. Benson
Carlsbad
GG. A. Richardson
J. F. Hinkle
Jerry Simpson
Cattle Growers Association of
United States
Congress
Carbone
Kk. A Clemens
Magdalena
E. 8. Benson
Will. C. Barnes
Dorsey, NM
Kansas City
Ireland
Sas
Transe Arity
National Association
Japanese Plans to Block Port Arthur Harbor
Some text discusses Japanese strategies to block Port Arthur Harbor and mentions membership in a New Mexico cattlemen association with the Albuquerque Morning Journal as the official paper. It notes benefits of joining and the Journal printing communications for the association.
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Port Arthur
New Mexico Association
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Japs to Prosecute Alleged Traitor
Tokio reports the house of representatives formed an eighteen member committee to investigate Teisuke Akiyama a Tokio publisher accused of being employed by the Husuhin government and denouncing the government over finance and war bonds. Akiyama faces a four month prison sentence for the paper Kirokushibun while denying espionage.
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Tokio
House of Representative
Teisuke Akiyama
Gurruatvett
Husuhin
Akiyama
Kirokushibun
Appa Ted
Crown Prince William Engagement Rumor Rejected in Copenhagen
Berlin reports claim Crown Prince William's betrothal to Princess Alexandra of Brunswick and Lunzburg faced obstacles as Duke of Cumberland left Copenhagen before the emperor's arrival. The Landes Zeitung notes German officials disputed the timing and hints ministers fueled the tale.
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Berlin
William
Alexandria
Brunswick
Lunsburg
Duke of Cumberland
Willian
Copenhagen
Trovawick Landes Zeitung
Brunswick Minietrs
Wrecks and Snowblocks Halt Central Pacific Trains
Snow slides and wrecks block the Central Pacific region in the Sierra Nevada. Three overland passenger trains are stalled at Reno with tickets delayed up to 20 hours to San Francisco. Wrecking crews from Sacramento and Truckee work to clear the line, with no loss of life reported.
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Han Francieee
Cal
Bierra Neevada Mountains
Reno
San Francisco
Cummins Stricken by Illness in Des Moines
Des Moines March 25 Governor A B Cummins is seriously ill with an attack of influenza in Des Moines officials report. The condition is described as serious though not критical as doctors monitor his symptoms.
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Cummins
Gerippe
Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
Baker of New York Roars at Railroad Spending Debate
Washington March 23 The house worked through part of the post office appropriation bill with added scrutiny of railway mall service and star routes funding. A Tawney amendment bans rental of aging cars over 15 years, while Cowherd and Baker clashed over railroad influence on rates.
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Washington, D. C
House
Star
Tawney
Washington
Kansas City
Baker
New York
Cowherd
Missouri
Postal Commission
New
Senate Debates Indian Choctaw Lease Payments
Washington observers report the Indian appropriation debate rekindling the Choctaw lease dispute from Harrison and Cleveland eras. A motion by Mr Kean seeks 350 000 to J Halesypher for lease services while Platt defends the claim noting 692 000 paid to lobbyists. Consensus voices caution that congressional payment could burden the Choctaws with a future United States claim against the government.
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Washington, D. C
Maren
Senate
Harrison
Cleveland
Kean
J. Halesypher
Platt
Sypher
Leardmute
Allison
Congress
United States
Spooner
Patterson
Bomb Thrower Captured in Belgium Siege
Belgian authorities capture two Frenchmen named Laubin ala Beaumonce and Gudatin in connection with a recent bomb outrage. They reportedly confessed their motive was revenge for the expulsion from Mercian of fellow utarchists. Lakeshore train wreck near Cleveland results in injuries after eastbound commuter train collides with freight at Northeast Pennsylvania.
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Belgium
Laubin Alae Beaumonce
Gudatin
Mercium
Great changes coming on the Harriman lines
The Deseret News reports near-term reforms across the Harriman system. A. L. Mohler moves from Portland to Omaha as Union Pacific vice president while EB J Calvin shifts to Portland as ORNCo VP. Bancroft remains general manager in Salt Lake to oversee an expanded Short Line system.
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Sault Lake City
Utah
Deseret News
Harriman
A. L. Mohler
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Portland
Ore
Omaha
Union Pacific
EB. J. Calvin
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
W. H. Bancroft
Union Pacific and
Union
Southern Pacific
Reno
New
Green River
Wyo
Oregon
San Pedro
California
Daggett
Temperance Party Advised on National Convention
Rev James B Dunn reports a letter from retired Lt Gen Nelson A Miles advising the temperance party not to hold its national convention before the two major parties nominate. If either party produces a suitable candidate the temperance group may endorse. If neither party nominates satisfactorily they may proceed with their own convention.
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New York
James B. Dunn
Nelson A. Miles
Three killed in deadly gas explosion at East 110th Street
New York report says three people Otto Grossman a hostler and his wife and Rosie Longfelder a seamstress died in a tenement gas illumination incident on East 110th Street. Several residents were overcome. Crossnan had threatened to end his life and that of his wife.
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New York
East 110Th Street
Fite
Otto Grossman
Ttosie Longfelder
Grossmans
Crossnan
Afghan Ameer Poisoning Rumor Denied
London dispatch says no credible report supports claims the Ameer of Afghanistan was poisoned. All trustworthy news from Cabul reaches the British Indian government before confirmation could be made.
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Miibi
London
Askabad
Ameer
Afghanistan
Cabul
Kabad
Battles for Manchurian Plains Reach Beyond Korea
The Times predicts Japan will land a main army at New Chwane and seize Hai Cheng to form bases for a central Manchurian campaign. In Korea, Tong Haks pressure the north as Japanese detachments clash near Samung, leaving 24 Tong Haks killed or wounded and 35 captured.
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London
The
Times This
Japan
New Chwane
Hai Cheng
Manchuria
Seoul
Korea
Gen San
Samung
Four Chinese Cruisers Provisioned from Japanese Sources
A Shanghai dispatch notes four Chinese cruisers departing northward were provisioned from Japanese sources. Koreans in Tak Chen and An ju flee to the mountains in terror as Japanese forces in northern Korea suffer heavy sickness and decimation.
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Paris
Shanghai
Temps
Tak Chen
Anju
Korea
Brush at Anju Outposts Leaves Japanese Soldier Dead
At Anju outposts north of the town a clash occurred between opposing forces. One Japanese soldier was killed in the brush exchange reported from Seoul.
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Anjut
Seoul
Anju
Russian squadron remains off Vladivostok and Port Arthur reports
Private advices from Vladivostok indicate the Russian squadron is still at sea. Telegrams to the admiralty claim after Port Arthur bombardment Japanese rumors spread that Russians abandoned the town. West Point's oldest graduate dies Morris aged 61 died in San Diego after graduating in 1834.
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St. Petersburg
Vladivostock
Admiralty
Port Arthur
West Point
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Armstrong Morris
San Diego
California
Prairie Fire Sweeps Across Nebraska
A Loomis Nebraska dispatch reports a prairie fire racing through the region with three deaths confirmed and many farmers missing. Homes and livestock losses reach about 100000 dollars as flames advance unchecked. The Burlington railroad dispatched a special train from Holdredge to help defend small towns along the path.
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Kansas City
Times
Loomis
Neb
Burlington Railroad
Holdredge
Wilder estatevaluation to aid St Paul poor
Probate court appraisers report on the estate of the late Fanny Wilder of St Paul and the Wilder and Appleby properties totals about 2,000,000. The funds are to be used for the poor of St Paul independently of any other charity.
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St. Pauls Voor
St. Paul
Fanny & Wilder
Wilder
EE. V. Appleby
Isthmian canal commission plans Panama headquarters
Washington dispatch notes two key developments in the Isthmian canal commission work. Headquarters likely on the Isthmus of Panama with an office in Washington. Five commissioners may split time with private interests while Admiral Walker and General Davis devote full effort to canal duties.
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Washington, D. C
Isthmian Canal Commission
Commission
Panama
Washington
Walker
Davis
Army
Congress
General Davis
Canal Strip
Philippine forces capture Sakay and 15 followers
Manila reports Captain Dewitt and Lt Pitney with constabulary and scouts encountered Macario Sakay the self styled president of the Philippine republic Bakay and fifteen followers were captured with no American casualties reported.
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Manila
Dewitt
Constabulary
Pitney
Macario Sakay
Philippine Republic
Bakay
Martial Law Spreads as Colo Mining Strife Escalates
Reports from Trinidad Telluride and Denver detail martial law orders in Las Animas and San Miguel counties. Troops occupy coal camps while authorities curb gatherings and ban firearms. Press censorship planned and deportations of miners prompt legal actions and further unrest.
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Trinidad
Colo
Major Hill
Las Animas
Colorado
Peron
Telluride
Denver
Bell
National Guard
Greer
Meeker
Rif_fe
State House
Tas Animas
Cripple Creek
San Miguel County
Pews
San Juan
Peabody
Bulkeley Wells
Union Minore
Citizens’ Alliance
Union
Cluray
Tellue
Met
Silverton and
Ours
Moyer
Mires
Telluride J Tilt
Stevens
Ouray
Fera
Plague Reported in Pretoria With Fatal Case
March 23 in Pretoria Transvaal, officials report the plague has appeared in the city. One death from the disease occurred today and authorities warn residents to take precautions and seek medical aid if symptoms arise.
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