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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1910
Page
1
Earthquake Devastates Cartige City Killing And Leaving Thousands Homeless
The Morning Journal reports a 24 second quake near Cartige city at 7 PM causing widespread destruction. Thousands are homeless and starving with many Americans among the dead or missing amid massive property loss and aftershocks.
Government Seizes Schooner in Seattle Seizure Suit
A legal action from Victoria reports the government seized a schooner on April 16 in Dualeke for forty six thousand dollars. The suit seeks recovery and details an account of the seizure filed with the court and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Wiabeaisni
Mirra
Withee Wiis Weleeal
Sei
Ehleh
Dualeke
Jayeen
Japanese Town Destroyed by Fierce Fire Aftermath Warns Widespread Loss
A blaze swept a Japanese town on April 16 destroying 1505 buildings including factories temples post offices and public buildings. Damages exceed 2400 dollars and many workers were left unemployed as manufacturing activity halted and exports suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Boe
Japan
Cole
Wasima
Io Neto
Poeto
Wisin
Louis James Leaves Entire Estate to Wife
A terse probate notice states Louis James leaves his entire estate to his wife. The brief item references a will and unclear dates, with the source fragment mentioning executors and formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis James
Will records reveal fortune bequest to Aphie James
The will leaves $500 to Aphie James wife, formerly Aphie Hendricks of this city. Five hundred dollars is set aside to be divided equally between James' two children by a former wife. The estate's total value is not listed in the will which will be probated in Tony Branch, N J next week. The actor's life was insured for $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphie James
Aphie Hendricks
James
Tony Branch
N. J
Japanese Poachers to Use Motor Boats Season Ahead
Reports reaching the administration say the Japanese seal poachers plan to use motor boats this season. Secretary Nagel is considering whether to increase the revenue cutter patrol at the Pribilof Islands. Three revenue cutters will perform police duty in the vicinities this year.
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Washington
Pribilett Islands
Nagel
Vivintis
Islands
Range mares battle coyotes in Colorado pasture
Greeley Colorado May 7 three bronco mares fight to protect their foals as a pack of hungry coyotes rips through a pasture three miles east of town. The mares suffer bites and injuries but no pups are found. patches of blood and torn hide indicate the coyotes were driven off.
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Greeley
Colo
Veteran Speaker Joe Cannon Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
Colleagues in Congress honor Speaker Joseph Cannon on his 70th birthday. Champ Clark joins well wishers and the Morning Journal notes the decor and flowers outside his office door. A Republican and Democrat tribute from peers highlights Cannon’s long service and public duty.
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Joi
Ithday
Champ Clark
Heatrical Magnates Organize Association
New York reports seventy five the era of ore and two hundred theaters on the United States and Canada. A week of consultations aimed to organize the National Theater Owners Association CHO. Officers include President John Cort and Treasurer Albert Welles. The effort spans circuits from North Western to Pacifier and regions across Manitoba, North and South Dakota, and New York to Arizona, with nationwide reach.
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Mao
Anchar Cho
John Cort
Moseetee
Eeuvetiot
Joho
Coleman
Albert Welse
Weahership
Northawetern
Encorita
Canstay Sarpathan
New Menston
Arizona
Watkkeate
North
Dakotas Marshalls Moyer
Meddie
Lettie Theaters
Thy
Peninstlatin
Weet Vievinm
New Kougiand
Californians Dine at White House Invitation
Washington social note describes a May reception at the White House for Californian guests visiting for a Pan American event. The committee aims to highlight goals of their mission and mentions a Wednesday dinner hosted by officials. Hefty obituary notes the death of Jehu Gund, founder of a Milwaukee brewery, at age 84.
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Washington
Death claims famed New York detective Byrnes dies at 61
Thomas F. Byrnes, longtime New York City police chief and pioneering detective bureau leader, dies at his home after a two year illness. He helped establish the death deadline in the financial district and led efforts that broke a major burglary gang, testifying in the Lexow inquiry in 1894.
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New York
Thomas F. Diyrnes
City of
Detective Bureau
Byrnes
Cyrnes
Ireland
Police
F.7 Wiis
Skhilbin
Manhithun
Fullon Street
Sty Gould
Wall Street
Belor
Fis
Ballinger Attacks Snake Killing Stance at Interior Probe
Washington May 7 Secretary Ballinger warned of ongoing “snake killing” within the Interior Department during the hearing into the Ballinger Pinchot affair. Brandeis pressed for details as questions centered on co conspirators and connections to Alaska oil interests. The committee aims to conclude hearings soon with testimony from key officials and witnesses.
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Suertat Lewee
Washington
H. T. dJopes
Louis I. Glavis
Ballinger
Tiahiingier-Pinehot Investignting Committee
Interior Department
Onuke
Brandeis
Guy Beak
Vrondela
Gihavie Wien
Alushu
J. Sanith
Ite
Ineer
Sonitte
Alaska
Vrandeis
Patlinger
Canning
Dadiel Thageenhela
Civggenhein
Guggenheim
Illegitimacy ruling on slave offspring in Mrasebon May 7
The court declares children born to enslaved people prior to emancipation illegitimate under state law. Justice Linden Shaw writes the dissenting opinion, while Mary Jute Stephens, an elderly Black woman, seeks $100,000 in settlement connected to her father.
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Mrasebon
Aupretic Coeur
Mary
Linden Shaw
C& Die
Saad
Umndt
Bhyan Enem y of Liquor Trahiewar Remarks Stir Politics
A combative political column argues against liquor interests and defends opposition to Hughes. It notes coverage bias in newspapers and urges farmer involvement while hinting at county events and committee meetings. The piece references Morningbourne Paedel Lense and calls for continued consolidation efforts.
Court Holds High Priest on Minor Torture and Murder Allegations
Court records reveal Peter Coon alias Omnipotent Com, head of the Tantrik Order, is held on $15 000 bond facing pedition and related charges after a preliminary hearing described as exposing systematic abuse. Witness Gertrude Lee testified of coercion and violent acts connected to the cult and its rituals in Beatle and New York locations.
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Cupnipetent
Peter Coon
Pione Tarnerd
Gertrude Lee
Beattle
Thin Man
Mite Leon
Mawar
Miller
Oom
Bean
Bia
Armorica
Iris
Ahara
Gertrude
Japanese plan to strengthen navy outlined in diet proposal
Tokyo officials discuss an expanded naval program to be submitted at the next diet session. A large destroyer to be built at Nagasaki in response to lessons from the Toshima battles is planned, aiming for 33 knots and at least 160 tons.
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Victoria
J. C
Tokyo
Aymeric
Kokumin Shimbun
Nagasaki
Toshima
America
Lawyers wrangle delays in Hyde murder case
Prosecutor objects to accepting the sick woman's deposition for defense and is sustained by the court. The deposition of Mrs. John M. Cleary was taken at her home and referenced a dinner with Dr Hyde and his wife. The judge ruled improper notice, delaying the poisoning trial as the defense planned to use the deposition. Adjournment followed brief questioning by Dr. J. W. Perking.
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Kansas City
Mey
John M. Cleary
Dr Hyde
Conkling
J. W. Per- King
Meowdas
Receiver Appointed for Federal Bank in Mexico City
A receiver was appointed in Mexico City to take charge of the Federal Bank after a petition by W. J. Powell manager of the bank. The report indicated a balance of 864,640 against liabilities.
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Federal Bank
Mexico City
T.A
W. J. Powell
Yuman
San Francisco and San Diego Reach Agreement
San Francisco and San Diego ratify a compromise to cooperate on exhibitions. San Francisco will assist San Diego in holding an industrial exposition while San Diego helps with San Francisco's world’s fair plans. The agreement was unanimously ratified at a Washington meeting of representatives.
Steamer Normandy Wrecked On Maiden Voyage
The steamer Normandy from London to Toronto struck a rock near Cheat Lrl Ad about twenty miles away early today. She sank in twenty five fathoms of water an hour after collision. Twenty six crew aboard under Captain Hawthorne. Captain’s wife three children and two maids survived ashore with Lifeboats.
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Chemie Becker
Alan
Atiornes Wysons
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Link
Alitehell
Sinilor
Wyinne
Fry
von Thali Py” Low
Ney Browne
Lortiner
Mola Witten
St. Leu
Clarke
Vandalia
Mount Vernon
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Totter
Broecer
Pdeer
Claif
Saa
Joie
Normandy
London
Toronto
Endel Gudtdenis
Adhance Fos
Cheat Lrlad
Hawthorne
Admiral Bowman Meotain to rest in Arlington
The retired Rear Admiral Bowman H. Meotain died Saturday morning and will be buried in Arlington. Former navy associates arranged the services. The body goes to Los Angeles for cremation after funeral in the eastbound plans May 14 for the family including the widow two daughters Mrs Knox and Miss Stella McCalla Lieutenant Commander Dr W Knox and Captain W Miller. Messages of condolence flow from major naval stations worldwide.
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Ashlee
Ttear
Bowman H Meotailn Petired
Seeterdas
Arlington
Pavy Associates
Washington
Cail
Los Angeles
Knox
Stella McCalla
W. Knox
W. «. Miller
East
Britain Mourns Passing of Beloved King
The nation observes a period of mourning after the king’s death. Theaters and amusements close as crowds gather to honor the monarch, while calm settles over Saturday night throngs reflecting solemn mood.
King George V Proclaimed Sovereign Amid Empire Mourning
London observes a nation in sorrow after the death of King Edward VII. King George V proclaims accession in a formal ceremony at St James Palace as crowds gather outside Buckingham Palace and Marlborough House. The royal family prepares for solemn funeral rites and a period of official mourning across Britain and dominions.
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Edward VII
St. Joannes Park
Buckingham Palace
Marlborough House
Kitlas
Ireland
Edward VI
Dublin
Tdroertek
St James Palace
Anid
Leel
Theorge V
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Vissant Morely
Blackburn
Alexandra
King George
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