Everything Now Ready for the Fair
The twenty-ninth annual Car nival heads into six fast and furious days with the full program set. Organizers say stages rides and exhibits are ready, with schedules posted and tickets available.
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03 Oct 1909
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1909
Page
1
New Mexico Fair Promises Record Amusements and Intrigue
Albuquerque readies for the 29th annual New Mexico fair with Nat Reiss carnival, top horse racing, cavalry demonstrations for President Taft, new relay races, daily airship flights, and extensive exhibits from Pecos to Las Vegas. governors and officials plan events as crowds prepare to flood the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Fair Association
The
Nat Reiss
Fair Grounds
Cea
United States Cavalry
Cavenlry
United States Regular Army
Taft
Wriday
Acros
Port Wingate
Lana Park
North Eleventh Street
Fai
Etre Bel
Baca
Rocky Mountain
Mother Stops An Attempted Elopement Dawned In Durango
Miss Ada England, 20, and Mr. Cook, 23, faced obstruction when Ada’s mother took her to a train to send her to an eastern school. William Cook rode 60 miles to Durango to intervene but was restrained by authorities before the train departed. England was a respected local equestrian competitor. the incident disrupted plans for a marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Farmington
M. Bret
Cook
Ada Bugland
Mies Hogland
A. P. Stump
Mother
Durango
Miss England
Mr. Cook
Holland Liner Rotterdam Runs Aground Off Maase
The Holland American Line steamer Rotterdam, bound for New York, went aground in the river near Maase after departing Rotterdam today. No injuries reported as crew investigates grounding and awaits rescue or tugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Liser
Rotterdam
Holland- American Line
New York
Maase
Morning Journal Claims Lead as New Mexico’s Largest Daily
A 1909 sworn statement from B C Wright, Albuquerque Morning Journal business manager, asserts a 30 day circulation of 5,692 copies. The piece extols the paper as the finest New Mexico newspaper with full Associated Press service, announcing a special edition circulation of 15,000 copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
New Mexico
Bernalillo
B. C. Wright
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Wright
N. Packert
New York
Topeka
Colorado
Texas
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Rque
Morning Journal Trust Sering
Chicago
Albuque
Morning Journal
New
Iper
Republican Party Journal
Mexico
President Taft Visits Portland and Hosts Gala Outing
President Taft attended a Portland luncheon with Senator Bourne and guests, then golfed at Waverly Links with John Hays Hammond and Captain A W Butt. He spoke at the armory praising the army and outlining his policy aims, including ship subsidies, anti trust amendments, and Roosevelt era conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Porthind
Caref
Senator Bourne
Oregon
John Hays Hammond
A. W. Butt
Waverly
Portland
Bourne
Portland Armory
United States
Taft
Portland Man Dies After Armory Crush At Taft Address
In Portland the armory crush during President Taft’s visit left Ed mund K. Hill 65 dead shortly after being placed in an ambulance. Officials cite heart disease and a crowd crush as the cause as Hill collapsed amid the throng seeking aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holse
Wright and Crown Prince Fly Record Flight in 1600 Feet Altitude
Orville Wright set a new high altitude record for heavier than air craft reaching about 1600 feet with Crown Prince Frederick William as passenger. The Prince witnessed the ascent and presented Wright with a diamond and ruby pin as cheers rose from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Potsdam
Orville Wright
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Wright
Tempelhot Feld
Touay
Mr. Wright
Maateb
Lepperlin Alrebto
Prince
Passengeer
Onota
Rotterdam Refloated After Fogbound Incident Near Tuln
A passenger liner about ten miles north of Frotterdam in fog was refloated with the assistance of two tugs and proceeded to New York at 4 20 p.m. The vessel had 1,000 passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuln
Frotterdam
New York
Rotterdam
Veteran mariner becomes law student at Michigan
Ann Arbor Oct 2 Captain Juman R Bouby former commander of the White Star liner Republic when sunk after colliding with the Italian steamer Florida has joined the University of Michigan as a freshman law student at age 50. The collision and ensuing litigation steered him toward admiralty law and the urge to be treated like any other freshman in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Juman Rboulby
Republic
Florida
University of Michigan
Sealby
PT A
Katy Road Refuses to Protect Interstate Liquor
At a conference in Muskogee Oklahoma C J Jackson general attorney for the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad and County Attorney Crump agreed the road would no longer protect interstate liquor from seizure by Oklahoma officials Local officers will now search cars and seize liquor consigned to Muskogee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
C. J. Jackson
Miassouri, Kaneis and Texas Railroad Company
Crump
Oklahoma
Balloon Race in Switzerland Wins Mars From Zurich Start
Zurich Oct 2 The international balloon goal race opened with twenty eight balloons. The Swiss balloon Mars piloted by Dr Farner won landing within 690 yards of the goal. First prize is 500 dollars. High balloons have not yet been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Zurich
Mars
Farner
President Taft Visit Highlights Portland Day
President Taft toured Portland in a sunny procession and greeted about 20 000 school children who formed a patriotic display. An arrest occurred when Arthur G Wright carrying a camera tried to reach the president near a hotel but police held him for examination. Wright claimed innocence and said he is a draftsman from Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Portland
Taft
Arthur G. Wright
Wright
GW. and
F. Brith Fren Company
Toxbury
Mass
Bellerica
Mase
Lowell
Hammer
Multnomah Field
Hotel
George H. Willian
Grant
Wil
Rejected Yet Tragic Suicide Attempt in Boarding House
Morning Journal report details Phoebe Armstrong 45 denying marriage to Charles Miller 50 before a double tragedy at a Chicago boarding house on Nous Street. Police say Miller entered Armstronge room by back stairs and then shot her before killing himself, leaving Miller fully clothed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Chicago
Phoebe Armstrong
Charles T Miller
Nous Street
Armatron
Armetrouse
Miller
Mise Armstrong
Brewery Agent in Washington Ends Life Over Dry Law
George Killion, agent for a Terre Haute brewing company at Loogoater, Washington, died by suicide after the area's dry law led to business collapse. A mortgage on his horses and wagons was foreclosed yesterday as the downturn worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ind
George Killion
Terre Haute Brewing Commpany
Loogoater
Newfoundlanders Fight Cable Company
Johns Newfoundland October 3 Work by the Commercial Cable company to lay underground conduits in St John streets to connect offices with the landing site was halted by Newfoundland authorities. Operators must travel by shore to the city and plan to request intervention from the American government due to unsafe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns
Newfoundland
Commercial Cable Company
St Johnie
Bemshore
German Girls Warned to Leave Negroes Alone in Colonies
Government warning to professors and teachers about exchanges between Oberman girls and African men in German colonies. Officials note most cases are harmless but deplore the trend. Girls seek curiosities photographs and letters from Africa while some German residents object to such contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feerdie
Pot
Oberman
Africa
The
German Cruiser Arcona Arrives at Honolulu for Portola
The navy department reports the Arcona has reached Honolulu and will sail for San Francisco on October 10 to represent Germany at the Portola celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Gerlin
Navy Department
Arcona
Germany
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