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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1908

Page

4

Railroad Merger Case Answers Deny Unlawful Conspiracy

Rogers and James Stillman filed denials in the federal merger suit accusing major railroads of unlawful restraint of trade. Rogers says he invested only, not to gain control, and asks dismissal for lack of Utah district residence along with costs for character damage. Stillman admits investments but denies monopolistic aims, noting his Union Pacific directorship since December 18, 1897.

Morning Journal Salt Lake City Utah Rogers James Stillman Harriman H. Harriman Jacob Schiff Union Pacific Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Southern Pacific Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Tim Togers Stillman Kuhn Frick W. A. Clarke Kuhn, Loeb & Co Oregon

Washington bucket shop man to test law

Percy Wade, recently convicted of violating DC gambling laws by running a bucket shop, was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Justice Barnard. Wade appealed and posted $500 bail. The case is seen as a district code test.

Washington, D. C Percy Wade District of Columbia Justice Barnard Wade

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Medical Leaders

An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak nervous overworked women. It claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs and asserts endorsement by leading medical authorities across several schools of practice.

Pr Pierce Mierce Seversl Pierce Pierce Butele N. Y

Assassination Attempt On President Reported

The account describes an attempt to assassinate the president as Mr. Heimke was preparing to call on him. The event occurred on April 5 and was described as occurring just as the president was about to receive the call.

Heimke

Boston Man Leaves Big Estate and Three Widows

Boston May 4 The million dollar estate of Joseph Greenough is disputed by three claimants. Emma Maton Greenough sues Martha Greenough of London and Archibald Howe trustee for damages over alleged collusion to marry Greenough while Martha was the legal wife. Martha Greenough recently had her widow status restored after a Colorado divorce was ruled invalid. Mary M. Kerekes a Philadelphia artist is also tied to prior litigation.

Boston Joseph Greenough Greenough Emma PP Maton Greenough Martha DD Greenough London Archibald M. Howe Canbridge Martha Greenough

Fatal Stabbing in Winslow Red Light District

In Winslow Arizona on May 4 a jealous Santa Fe porter Arthur Daniels stabbed Ashenee Romero a Mexican in a Mexican saloon after a dispute over Viola Williams a Black resident of the Red Light district. Romero died from a back and lung wound after seeking help at a Chinese restaurant. Daniels was arrested by town officers.

Morning Journal Winslow Ariz Tenderloin Ashenee Romero Arthur Daniels Santa Fe Viola Williams Red Hight Romero Daniels C. L. Hathaway

Wound and murder charge linked to a love triangle

Marshal Hanks was held after a preliminary hearing before Justice BLM in Holbrook. Zack, the Holbrook presiding official, bound over to the Holbrook grand jury meeting next October. If the injured man dies, the charge could be murder in the first degree with the death penalty. The dispute over a shared woman has fueled a bitter feud between the two men.

Marshal Hanks Blm Zack Holbrook Flynn Daniels Ilomere

Drastic Handling of Cuban Miners Strike

In Santiago Cuba on May 4 rural guards suppressed a Jaragua Iron mine strike. About 300 miners marching under a red flag distributed handbills honoring Chicago anarchists. Leaders were discharged as organizers failed to sustain the effort.

Santiago Cuba Jaragua Iron Company Chicago Machada

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Rheumatism Relief

An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and all pain. It warns that rheumatic twinges can lead to a severe attack and offers the remedy at 25¢, 50¢, and $1.00. Sold by J. H. Om Rielly Co.

Ballard J. H. Om Rielly Co W. P. Allen P.O Albuquerque N. M North Third St We Thompson Jersey St. Mi Albers Dairy Futrelle Furniture Co West End of Viaduct

Record Belated May Storm Buries Arizona In Snow

A May storm grips Arizona for thirty six hours bringing unprecedented heavy snowfall and high winds across the territory. The storm spans Winslow and surrounding areas, disrupting travel and weather records for the period.

The Morning Journal Winslow Ariz Arizona

Snowbound Northern Arizona Strewn With Heavy Winds

A major storm blankets northern Arizona from the New Mexico line to the California border with heavy winds. Snow depth ranges from three to six inches near Hackberry, up to eighteen inches in Williams, with reports of a gale and drifting. Train service remains on time but snow plows and flangers are on standby to keep lines open. livestock losses are anticipated.

Arizona New Mexico California Williams Wlagstaff Showlow Holbrook Santa Fe

Grover Cleveland Improves Health In Lakewood Hotel

Former President Grover Cleveland continues to recover from digestive trouble at the Lakewood home. Reports say his condition is not alarming and he remains under care with Mrs. Cleveland by his side. Dr. Bryant left for New York, and Dr. Lockwood arrived to assist during Bryant’s absence.

Lakewood N. J Grover Cleveland Princeton Cleveland Joseph Bryant New York Bo Lockwood Bryant

President Cleveland Progress Report By Doctor

Dr Joseph D Bryant said by telephone from Lakewood that former president Grover Cleveland is getting along nicely and has made considerable progress toward recovery after his illness in New York on May 4 1908.

Piysician New York Joseph D Bryant Cleveland Lakewood Grover Cleveland

Globe Miners Union Lodge Rooms Destroyed by Fire

A fire in Globe Arizona early today gutted the Globe miners union building. The blaze began on the first floor housing Monarch Clothing company and consumed the upper floor lodge rooms of the miners and other unions, leaving only the books intact. Total loss about 44000 dollars with 26000 dollars insured.

Globe, Ariz Globe Miners Union Monarch Clothing Company

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