Eight bishops chosen in Methodist Episcopal election
The 1908 Methodist Episcopal conference elected eight bishops led by Rev. Dr W F Anderson with 548 votes and Rev. Dr J L Novelson 540. Other high vote recipients were Rev. Dr W A Quayle 519 Rev. Dr Charles W Smith 511 Rev. Dr Wilson S Lewis 524 Rev. Dr Edward H Haughe s 511 Rev. Dr Robert Melintyre 614 and Rev. Dr L Frank Bristol 593. The conference prepares for further appointments and a Korea mission anniversary plan with projected funds rising to 6.6 million by 1912.
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Sperial
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Conference
W. F. Anderson
New York
Board of Education, Freedmen’s Aid and Sunday Schools
J. L. Novelson
Nast Theological
Bereau
Ohio
W. A. Quayle
St. James Church
Chicago
Charles W Smith
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Wilson S Lewis
Morningside College
Sioux City
Edward H. Haughes
Depauw University
Green Castle
Ind
Mexico
General Conference
Committee On Foreign Mission
Laymen’s Missionary Union
Korea
J. F. Goucher
Kores
Jer Goucher
Colonel Scott settles Navajo grievances and medicine claims
Washington May 24 Colonel H L Scott of the 14th Cavalry presents wordy remarks on Native plants and native medicine. references Dr Pierce and his Buffalo NY remedies claiming cures for liver and heart ailments with extracts from standard medical works. He notes medicines are prepared from medicinal plants using original processes.
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Washington
H. L Scott
14Th Cavalry
Ebay
President Reaches Navajo Settlement Talks Progress
The president met today with the Navajo and other Indians to advance recent negotiations for resolving troubles threatening southwest peace. He congratulated Colonel Scott and said his report will aid the interior secretary in settling pending questions.
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Southwest
Colonel Scott
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Passes Omnibus Inland Waterways Bill
Washington May 26 The omnibus house bill enacting seven navigation law measures was passed by the Senate after debate. Senator Newlands urged adding his inland waterways commission bill but faced opposition from Mr Nelson. Newlands argued for authority to call citizen groups for information while Hopkins urged a vote on the amendment, leading to the omnibus bill’s passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Newlands
Inland Waterways Commission
Nelson
Waterways Commission
Congress
Mr. Newlands
Hopkins
Nevada
Footpads at Work in Las Vegas
Special Dispatch reports on May 26 as Mrs Earl A Kelfer and her sister Miss Inez Stroup were robbed on Sixth Street near H W Kelly residence in Las Vegas New Mexico. The attackers fled after a struggle while Mrs Kelfer and Miss Stroup screamed for help. HHW Kelly described the two assailants one a short stout native and the other a well dressed American. police are pursuing the case.
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Sixth Street
H. W. Kelly
Earl A. Kelfer
Inez Stroup
Hhw Kelly
Brutal assault case slated for indictment in county
Prudencio Martinez and Felipo Greta remain in county jail charged with brutal assault on Mrs Margaret Carling. The grand jury is expected to return an indictment tomorrow morning after Miss Jailing testified against them. The crime described as among the most brutal in the territory, with a long penitentiary term possible if convicted.
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Prudencio Martinez
Felipe Greta
Margaret Carling
Miss
Cerritory
Moroccan ports barred Mulsi Ha fig convoy landings
Tasier May 27 Moroccan forebourg issues orders to governors of all Moroccan ports to refuse permission for Mulsi Ha fig convoys returning from Bertin to land.
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Hatig
Tasier
Morocco
Mulsi Hafig
Bertin
Korean prince to tour United States report
A May 26 report from Victoria and Tokyo notes the Korean crown prince and Prince Ito plan a United States tour after departing Japan. Japanese dispatches also mention a Buddhist monk strike at a Kobe temple over alms rounds. Night rider damages in Hollowell suits are settled for 15 000 dollars. Oklahoma outlaws Thomas and James Wyeckuff surrender after thirteen years eluding authorities.
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Victoria
Japan
Ito
United States
Kobe
Abbott
Paducah, Yy
Hollowell
Robert Fidllowell
Caldwell County
Tahlequah
Okla
Thomas and
James Wyeckuff
Oklahoma
British Aeroplane Trials Impress Crowds at Ghent
Henry Jarman, the British aeronaut, opened a series of flights in Ghent on May 26. He completed several flights into a strong wind, drawing enthusiastic applause from spectators.
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Ghent
Henry Jarman
Veterans of 98 hear eloquent address in Fort Bayard
Special correspondence reports Spanish War Veterans and a Post hall crowd for Memorial Day remarks by Chaplain Bateman. He praised loyalty of American soldiers, reflected on Memorial Day origins, and contrasted the Spanish American war with its perceived luck and principle. Also notes a new 360000 gallon reservoir tower nearing completion, eighty feet high.
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Fort Bayard
N. M
C. Bateman
Juteman
Central Eagles Fall to Santa Rita 11 6 in Local Ball Game
Mr and Mrs George Helde attended Las Cruces Agricultural College graduation events while Central lost to Santa Rita 11 to 6. The Central battery underperformed as Nolan and Smar pitched well for their sides. Shaw from Port Mayard expected to catch next game amid talks of management change. Cameron property at Central sold and the Camerons plan to move to Oakland Missouri.
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George Helde
Central
Agricultural College
Las Croces
Santa Rita Boys
Miners
Nolan
Santa Rita
Smar
Central Battery
Shaw
Port Mayard
A. P. Cameron
Mrs. Cameron
Oakland
Missouri
Fo tey's Honey and Tar It for lingering spring colds
Colds that hang on in the spring deplete the system and open the way for illness. Take Fo tey's Honey and Tar It to spot the cold and expel it quickly. Safe and certain in results. J. H. Ob telly Oo.
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J. H. Ob Telly
Land fraud trial decision expected in Washington court
In Washington on May 26 the motion to take the Ilyde Benson Diamond Settle land fraud case from the jury occupied today’s criminal court session. Justice Stafford is expected to rule tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Cupied
Stafford
Print Conference Proceedings for Governors at White House
A concurrent resolution was passed by the house to print one hundred thousand copies of the proceedings of the recent conference of governors at the White House. The meeting focused on conservation of natural resources.
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Washington
House
Conference of Governors
White House
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claims to Rebuild Kidney Function
An advertisement by J. IL O'Rielly Co promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a healthful kidney tonic that cleanses impurities from the blood. The copy urges readers to take the product once to become well.
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Foley
J. IL O'Rielly Co
Wichita Boosters Help Douse Hotel Fire in New Mexico
Morning Journals reports that the Wichita Boosters' Excursion formed a fire brigade at Blacktower near the Santa Rosa station. They used buckets to extinguish a blaze in a two story hotel across from the tracks and the band played as they worked, likely saving the building.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Wichita Boosters
Blacktower
Boosters
Trojans
Prosperous new towns rise in vast prairie stretch
The text describes rapid settlement with frame buildings and cement sidewalks. Boosters traveled by ladders and buckets to stop fires while drawing water from a single well. Most cut‑off towns are under a year old, showing remarkable prosperity and permanence as new houses dot the prairies.
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Wichite Daily Eagle
Carrie Nation Fined for Scolding Men in Public
Pittsburg May 26 Carrie Nation was arrested for disorderly conduct after allegedly scolding four men in public. She was released on a $30 forfeit to appear in court tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Carrie Nation
Oklahoma Governor Signs Three Key Revenue and Tax Bills
Guthrie Oklahoma May 2 26 The governor signed three important bills including a gross production eminent domain provision an inheritance tax and a graduated land tax reflecting state taxation policy changes.
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Guthrie, Okla
Right of Way Granted for Salt Lake City Conduit Line
May 26 report notes passage of a senate bill authorizing a conduit and pipe line crossing the Fort Douglas military reservation in Salt Lake City Utah. Liberian mission to Tuskegee departs for study of Booker T. Washington led Industrial Institution in Alabama after meeting Secretary Root. The piece closes with a health notice urging Foley’s Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder irregularities.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Salt Lake
Utah
Fort Douglas Military Reservation
Tuskegee
Washington
Root
Liberia
Ala
Booker T. Washington
Bright
Foley
Veteran Theatrical Manager David Hender Dies in Chicago
Veteran manager David Henderson died in Chicago after a long illness at a city sanitarium. His death closes a long career in theater and production with ties to major shows and the veteran stage community.
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Chicago
David Henderson
Sanuarium
French President Honored at Buckingham Palace Ball
London May 26 At Buckingham Palace a grand state ball honored M. Fallieres president of the French Republic. King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted guests as crowds cheered the French leader during a day of royal entertainment. The throne room glittered with flowers and jewels as members of embassies and Indian officials attended dressed in directoire and empire gowns.
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Buckingham Palace
Edward
Saec
London
M. Fallieres
Frances
Buckingham
Alexandris
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Inland Waterways
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Las Vegas
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Miss Carling
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Kansas Boosters
Big Blaze
Keteas
Porm Bucket Brigade Gaunt Save Property
Pastern
New Mexico Town
United Medical CO
BOR T4
LancasTen
J. H. O'Reilly Co
Albuquerque
Kt. P. Hall
New Mexicco
Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. S. Strickler
W. J. Dabyson
William Mccintosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
O. B. Cromwel
W. J.patitreason
Weat Sliver Avenue
New Mates
Anderson and Schick
West Central Telephone No
California
Bakery Department
Jaffa Grocery Co
JUST
Matthew Dairy
North Third
Montezuma Trust Company
New Mexico
Wagner Hardware Co
Central Ave
Alaska
Empire Garden Hose
Queensware House
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First St. and
Marquette Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
C. A. Buertner
Geo G. Ramsey
Underwood
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange
West Central Avenur
West Central Avenue
Williams Drug Company
Occidental Life Insurance CO
ULD
Artasons
Legal Reserve
West
WHITE
Home Office
Undertaker
P. A. Smith
Rio Grande Lumber Co Phone & Corner
Marquatte
United States Depository
Depository
A. T. & S. F. Railroad CO
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