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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
3
Armenian claim they were misrepresented in a Morning Journal item stating they solicited funds as Roman Catholic priests for the Chiatdaie church. They say their three years of fundraising were for the Armenian church with proper passports and a governor Curry letter, and they left for El Paso after denying the Romani Catholic sanction.
New York report says Judge Taft will begin a renewed speaking tour early next week with stops likely in Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut. Vice President Fairbanks itinerary includes Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, finishing the campaign in Indians and Indians. Sherman returns to New York to stay through the campaign close.
A grand ball at the Commercial club drew nearly two hundred guests during exposition time. The Twenty-first infantry band entertained. Brigadier General Karl Dp Thomas and several officers attended with wives. Beret lunch served on the porch with national patterns and Navajo blankets.
Twenty five French fishermen die when the schooner Juanita foundered on the Grand Banks during a heavy gale. The captain, sole survivor, clung to planks for hours and is now in St. Pierre Miquelon, reportedly lost his reason.
White Plains report says District Attorney Jerome withdrew from Harry K. Thaw murder case after Justice Mills refused to transfer Thaw insanity question from Westchester to New York County. Mills declines to name two experts to examine Thaw and schedules report for Monday.
Belgrade Oct 7 Serb cabinet led by Premier Velimirovic has resigned. A new national defense ministry will be formed including chiefs of the four political parties.
In Richford Vermont on October 7 a grain elevator with 400000 tons capacity exploded after a concussion. Eleven workers and two women died as flames roared and the roof blew off. The Scr OPENed inferno destroyed the building and its contents with an estimated 400000 dollars in losses. The owners were Canadian Pacific and Boston and Maine railroads operated by Quaker Oats of Chicago. The cause is believed to be spontaneous combustion. The list of the dead includes Herman Lahue Lucius Wrong Robert Mandigo W Barney Ralph Haire Herman Niles Charles Harrows Louis Papineau.
Washington Oct 7 First View President James Duncan of the American Federation of Labor says he and President Gompers are in unison on labor policies. He explains they have been misquoted and that the federation’s attitude is not partisan.
A case review lists names including Mrs Jelifor, Ms Cuardeo, and participants Dom a Laporte and Tuttle in a workers matter. Details reflect a legal or ceremonial notice with multiple individuals referenced.
Thomas L. Hisgen the Independence party presidential candidate addressed about 2,000 people in Goldfield Nevada praising Roosevelt's fight against the Standard Oil Company, while noting W R Hearst was absent in Los Angeles. He said Bryan had yielded to the octopus welcomed into the Democratic party.
Directory of Albuquerque professionals listing attorneys at law surveyors and land scrip sales, physicians and surgeons including homeopaths, and clinics with office locations in the State National Bank Building Cromwell Block and nearby offices. Details include names like John W Wilson W D Bryan Mo A White Pitt Ross R L Hust Broxson Bronson and John J Kent with contact addresses and office hours.
New purchases fill the First Floor with rich fabrics and linen goods at special prices. Cream Damask and bleached napkins, 60 inch widths, plus printed kimono ropes and laments of linen and cotton offer yardage and bundles for wardrobes and home use.
The notice highlights a new season look in women’s neckwear on the first floor. It emphasizes latest effects and updated styles for shoppers seeking fresh accessories.
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