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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1909

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Boyle Woman in Kidnap Trial Faces Justice and Threats

In Mercer Pennsylvania Mrs James Boyle, accused of aiding a kidnapping in the Billy Whitla case, resists jurisdiction claims and fights to tell the full story. Witnesses describe ransom letters, planned violence, and Boyle’s assertion she would kill herself rather than prison. testimony includes police accounts of her statements and the couple’s rental of an apartment in Cleveland.

Morning Journal Mercer Pennsylvania James Boyle Billy’ Whith Cleveland Tam Toyl James O. Royle Kidpaning Bayle Dilly” Whith Jones XS. A. Shattuck Cleveland Police Force Boyle Shattuck Sharon Littl Frank G. Wood Albert Walker

MoloTO on Big Navy Opposes Disarmament

Rear Admiral Robley D Evans, retired U S Navy, argues against universal peace through disarmament. He says a strong navy and army are essential police forces of the nation and warns of trouble if military strength deteriorates. He frames disarmament as leaving the country unprotected and invites broad opposition.

Evans Robley D. Evans United States Navy

Church Receives Holy Water of Consecration

The remodeled Immaculate Conception Church in the city received the archbishop of Santa Fe Most Rev J B Pitaval blessing the bells and delivering a sermon to a crowded congregation. Nearly fifty boys and girls will today receive their first communion and hundreds witnessed the preliminary exercises.

Deputies Approve Major Public Improvements Bill

Mexico City on May 7 reports the chamber of deputies passed a bill authorizing 246,004,000 for federal district public improvements. It is believed the measure will pass the senate.

Mexico City Chamber of Deputies Federal District Senate

New York School Wins Interschool Rifle Championship

Morris high school of New York City won the United States interschool gallery rifle shooting championship with a 953 score and 95.8 average per pupil. Thirty schools competed as teams of ten firing ten shots standing and prone at fifty feet with 22 caliber rifles for a 1000 point contest. Garfield W. Laurson of St. Paul high school set the high individual mark with 99.

Washington Oliver Morris High School New York City United States Garfield W. Laurson St. Paul, Minn

Ceremonies Mark Opening of Immaculate Conception Church

Archbishop Pitaval led dawn ceremonies at the new Immaculate Conception Church with prayers holy water and blessing of bells. Rev A Docher and Jesuit Father Edward Barry preached on salvation as crowds gathered for high and low Mass and the bell dedication ceremony followed by ringing from the new steeples.

Pitaval A. Docher Albert Daeger F. M New Pather Edward Barry Father Barry Denver Aleo Archbishop Pitaval Immaculate Conception Pitaval Bens

Cuba May Pass Lottery Bill in Havana Debate

The house debated the national lottery bill with a vote expected Monday as conservative opposition weakens. Observers note the measure may pass amid shifting political support in Havana this week.

Cuba Havana

Chinaman Must Stand Trial in Chicago

San Antonio May 7 federal court orders Bob Leung a wealthy Chinese man from Mi Paso to be removed to Chicago to face charges of conspiracy to smuggle Chinese into the United States. Leung appeals to the Supreme Court which reversed earlier decision. Also held on similar charges are Hubert Stephenson Carlos Carivadara and Jose Parra as part of an underground railroad network with entry at El Paso and terminal at Chicago.

San Antonio Tex Bob Leung Mi Paso Chicago United States Supreme Court of the Leung Hubert Stephenson Carlos Carivadara Jose Parra el Paso

Crippled boy sentenced for blackmail attempt

Willia Ashman a fourteen year old crippled boy from Wamega Kan was sentenced to the reformatory until majority after writing to Josh Leach president of the Wameco state bank demanding 2000 and threatening to kidnap the banker’s eleven year old daughter Posey County votes wet in Posey County Indiana by 1449 to return saloons largest wets majority yet

Wamega Kan Willia Ashman Ashman Josh Leach Wameco State Bank Tomn Posey County Mount Vernon Ind Indiana County

Immaculate Conception Church Cornerstone Laid 1888

The cornerstone of the Immaculate Conception Church was laid in 1888 after the railroad arrival. Earlier, ten Catholic families in New Albuquerque attended San Petipe le Neri, and about fifteen more formed the new parish nucleus. Father Fede and J. inte presided as pastors, guiding construction and plans for the church.

New Albuqueergie San Petipe le Neri Aleut Immaculate Conception Ian Mev Fede

New Immaculate Conception Church Opens in Albuquerque

The Immaculate Conception parish in Albuquerque completed a major renovation and enlargement, funded by donations and church support. Construction began May 2008 with an approximate cost near $30,000, and the new church seats over 1,000, featuring electric lighting, steam heat, and Gothic style interiors. The first communion mass was held with Archbishop presiding, highlighting a three day celebration and a grand procession.

Flagstaff Father Fels Albuquerque Immaculate Conception Otter Angela Ernest Joseph Antoine Alfonso Armijo Stephen W. Baxter David Chaves Clarence Joseph Cowell Maurice Leo Cowell Frank Connelly Hichard Arno David Gautdo Klomi Ttomon G. Hubbell Deitice Labonte Albert Joseph Ladelere Robert Henry Ianham Adelard Hector Mercier Herward Francis Monohen John Morrison Albert Gerhard Nead Anton Nicolaes Joseph Nicolaes George Anthony Micrhards Marnest Cecelia Honera Murphy Mery’Loughtin Gladys Mary Reynolds Grace Rupph Bente Sale Carrie Behmidtt Norine Wither Mabel Annie Kiineks Marie Pontifical High Masa Denver Sacred Heart College Mandatari

Airship warfare debated by US Navy captain in New Orleans

Captain Jee C. Fremont of the US battleship Mississippi questions the idea airships will dominate warfare. He argues aerial shells lack reliable propulsion and aiming, noting currents hinder accuracy and predicting aerial navigation won’t threaten navies for years.

Morning Journal Ruedal New Orleans Jee C. Fremont United States Mississippi

Machinists Strike at Mountaineer Shop prompts wider B&O walkout

In Baltimore on May 7 a meeting of about 50 machinists at the Mountaineer shop of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad voted to strike. The action could spread to other B&O shops totaling around 1000 workers, following an order to switch the Mountaineer shop to piece work.

Baltiimore Baltimore & I Blo Baltimore & Ohio Mounteiare

Captain Hains May Face Lunacy Commission Trial Outcome

Captain Peter C Hains who killed William Annis may be deemed insane and be ordered to a lunacy commission if acquittal on insanity grounds is found The trial nears closing with both sides set to summarize and Justice Charrettson to charge the jury The district attorney expects a guilty verdict while the defense seeks acquittal Insanity experts testified that Hains was sane at the time of the shooting

Morning Journal Flushing Peter C. Hains William E. Annis Harry W Thaw Stanford White Hains Triad Maing Hains Annis Fallon Captain Hate Annit Finshing Peter Hainn

Senate Votes to Fix Lead Duty at One and a Half Cents

The Senate approved a lead ore duty of 1.5 cents per pound as in the Dingley law and the pending Dulas measure. Fifty-three senators backed the tariff with all Republicans present and Senators Hughes, McEnery voting for. nineteen Democrats opposed. Senator Owen defended an income tax constitutionality. Senator Stone criticized rates as excessive. Bristow defended the 1.5 cent rate for domestic mining health, while others urged further reductions or defense against pig lead duties. The committee amendments fixed the duty at 1.5 cents per pound in ore, as passed by the House, by 53 to 1.

Morning Journal Washington Senate House Hughes Colorado McBenery Louisiana Clapp Minnesota Owen Oklahoma Stone Warner Senate Committee On Finance Mr. Stone Carter Bristow Aldrich, Heyburn Borah Smoot Sutherland Guggenheima LaFoliette Wisconsin House of Representatives

Steamer Gettysburg Reported to Have Sunk Near Sable Point

Marquette witnesses a wreckage drift near Sable Point as the Gettysburg reports passing debris including a pilot boat yawl and cabin. Unclear which steamer foundered between Munising and White Fish Point, prompting questions about a potential loss between those ports.

Marquette, Mich Munising Gettysburg Sable Point White Fish Point

Tragic Diary Traces Struggle Before Death in Mountain Isolation

Morning Journal reports the body of Louis Fleitas, a young man, found fourteen miles from his cabin with a diary recounting December to January. The pages chronicle his worsening illness and efforts to reach Silverton before death. the final entry marks January 6 and the diary’s fall.

Morning Journal Bilverton Cala Louis Pieltas Fleitas Silverton

Moree Sweats His Fortune is Gone

Moree, once a banker and now in Tombs prison for banking violations, has no stock bonds or real estate left from an estimated $30,600 fortune, according to evidence disclosed in supplementary proceedings released today in New York.

Moree New York Charles W Moree Tombs Prison

Costly Blaze Destroys Most of Pioneer Main Street

A gasoline explosion at the Vienna cafe in Pioneer Nevada sparked a major fire that swept 25 wooden buildings along Main Street. Wind drove the flames, water was unavailable, and the damage is estimated at 50 000 dollars. The blaze hit the upper townsite, burning a block and a half of structures.

Goldfield Nev Vienna Pioneer Main Street

Anderson Acquitted in Idaho Smelting Company Embezzlement Case

Spokane reports H Bert Anderson, former president of Panhandle Smelting at Ponderay near Bay Point Idaho, acquitted at preliminary hearing of embezzling 1750 dollars from the company. Evidence showed his personal and company accounts were combined.

Pimbesder Spokane Wash H. Herbert Anderson Panhandle Smelting Company Ponderay Band Point Idaho Andersen

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