Rock Island Officials Hear Albuquerque Tales of Rail Prosperity
In Albuquerque the Rock Island contingent led by Mudge meets Santa Fe figures amid praise for rail traffic gains from bumper crops. Morton and Berwind hail prosperous Arkansas Valley routes as Morton notes favorable conditions, while a lively scene at the Alvarado hotel features a shout from a young promoter and cordial greetings among railroad men.
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Foreign delegates honored at Albuquerque dinner
A banquet at the Alvarado hotel honored fifteen foreign delegates to the irrigation congress. Attendees praised the United States and President Roosevelt, with speakers from France, Chile, Porto Rico, Mexico, Italy, and other nations. New Mexico Governor Curry spoke on statehood prospects.
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Lawrence D. Keleher
G.T. Nicholson
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Mr Taft Endorses Roosevelt Publicity Stand in Lincoln
Lincoln Sept 26 W H Taft defends and endorses Roosevelt position on publicity of campaign centring arguing public food and party stance. Mr Tut plans eleven speeches in Nebraska with five in Lincoln, crowds large and enthusiastic despite campaign bustle. Mr Bryan shifts schedule to arrive tomorrow morning avoiding any meet between candidates.
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Milwaukee boxer stops Pacific coast featherweight champ
Wot rust of Milwaukee knocked out Danny Webster, featherweight champion of the Pacific coast, in the eighteenth round of a scheduled twenty five round bout at the Jefferson Athletic club in Vernon tonight.
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Jeffrren Athletic Club
Vernon
Nine Arrested in City Larceny Case T: South Second Street studio theft implicated
Kites, a photographer on Second Street, was served with a warrant by M. J. Porter charging him with stealing a camera valued at over 200 dollars from Porter’s studio on South Second Street. Donald Parker confessed to related thefts but denied knowledge of the missing camera, which Pites says he bought from an unnamed seller and has posted bond for appearance.
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South Second Street
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Porter Parker Reeter
Pites
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Gold and
Bil- Ver Avenuer
Meadow Fires Threaten Cleveland Suburbs
Fires rage beyond Cleveland city limits, with hundreds of acres of woodland and meadow alight west of the city. Firefighters struggle to halt the blaze as it races toward Hooky River locations several miles from the public square, leaving residents to evacuate.
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Ohie
Bept
Hooky River
Romidente
Fire Devours Downtown Dallas Business District
A fire in Dallas strikes a $200,000 property in the heart of the business district. Officials report the blaze caused extensive damage to the building and disrupted nighttime commerce. Fire crews battled the flames into the night, with investigations underway.
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Texas
Land Prosperity Promises In Artesia New Mexico Advertisement
An Artesia land prospectus touts irrigation rich Pecos Valley conditions with high alfalfa yields and fruit profits. It claims strong wells in the artesian belt, a healthy climate, and farmer investor benefits, offering fare refunds if not fully satisfied.
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Pecos Valley
Artesia
J. W. Reed
W. P. Riley
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