Governor Otero Opens Territorial Fair
Governor Otero inaugurates the territorial fair with praise for the fair association as carnival crowds fill the opening night. He commends organizers and urges support for the event and its activities.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
1
Queen of the Carnival to be Crowned Tonight
Governor Miguel A. Otero opened the twenty third New Mexico fair at the Southern Carnival grounds with a large turnout. He announced a delegate irrigation convention to discuss irrigation in New Mexico and noted recent federal and national talks on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Miguel A. Otero
Southern Carnival Company
Marron
The
Fair Association
Whiteman
BE. G. Austin
Las Vegas
B.S. Rodey
Tlon
BE. Cromwell
M. W. Flournoy
Hall
Otero
Mexico
Nile Plateau
Spain
Far East
Espanola
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
Santa Fe
John CC. Black
Grand Army of the Republic
Utah
Jim
Fair Grounds
Hearst
Band Canyon
Phoenix
Aloona
B.S. Rowley
al- Duquerque
Raton
Whisen
Arizona
Smith
Albuquerque
Mss Wincheck
Oelock
Claas
Ner
Philadelphia
Harry Lemons
New York
Hearst Special Trains to Albuquerque for Statehood Quest
A Santa Fe special train carrying United States senators and congressmen leaves Chicago to visit Albuquerque and other Southwest cities. The trip, led by Congressman William Hearst, aims to study territorial eligibility for statehood. Stops include Eaton and Las Vegas with events at the Albuquerque Commercial Club and a reception with the territorial fair attendance. The delegation plans a ten day tour through New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Santa Fe
United States
William KR. Hearst
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Irrigation Convention Opens and Carnival Week Highlights
Today's program lists a New Mexico Irrigation Convention opening at Library Hall at 10:00 a m. The Carnival Grounds open at 2:00 p m with racing events and attractions. Baseball between Albuquerque and Pasa, the VEE Pace, Great Cowboy Relay, Matt Gay's high dive, Pulkinis Slide for Life and Du Bells high wire bicycle act are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
PP Pasa
Soto Po
Matt Gay
Pukine
Southern Carnival Company
First Regiment
Kive
Tallroad Avenue
Albuquerque 23rd Territorial Fair opens with carnival activities
Delegations from the territory gather with Governor and Promoter Doyle to inaugurate the 23rd annual territorial fair in Albuquerque. Attendees tour exhibits from trained animals to Dreamland, with confetti and street concerts marking the opening night.
First Automobile Race Held in Albuquerque Exceeds Expectations
Yesterday at the fair grounds the second program attraction was an automobile race, the city’s first, likely New Mexico’s. Four machines already reach Albuquerque as locals adapt to this new rapid transport. the track proved tight so drivers raced solo for safety, with Me, BR. Dodson driving a Rambler runabout weighing about 1200 pounds, expected to accelerate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Curran
Albuquerque
M. W. Flournoy
Winton Tonneau
Curran
Mr. Flournoy
Flourney
John Tascher
Motelling
Hotellings
Flournoy
Hoterling
New Mexico
Mease
Great Southwest
BR. L. Dodson
Czar's Rome Visit Delayed Amid Eastern Tensions
London dispatch notes the czar postpones his Rome trip due to looming eastern crisis. Reports from Kobe and Geneva describe rising belligerent tones, Russian mobilization, and Japan’s wary stance. Admiral Noel named China station commander as European powers shift focus. Baltimore reports Archbishop Kain near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Hayashi
London
Nas
Gerad Noel
China Station
Vilce
Noel
Crete
Poklo
Three Men Die Waiting for Train in Kansas City Collision
Three men were killed and three others injured when a Missouri Pacific freight train collided with a Frisco freight train in the yards at St Louis avenue and Santa Fe streets. The Frisco train stood at the crossing and a freight car toppled onto a group waiting on the far side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Rises
St. Louie Avenue
Banta Fe
Morning Journal exhibits new perfecting press
The Morning Journal celebrates its new Cox Duples Perfecting press with planned exhibition runs. Readers can view demonstrations tomorrow Wednesday at 10 o clock, Thursday at 10, and Friday at 10, as the paper shows off the improved appearance and printing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Cox Duples
Ranchman Murder Reported in Datil Mountains
Special to the Morning Journal Magdalena New Mexico Oct 12 word came of a tragedy in the Datil mountains Saturday Ever Wallace shot and killed William M McCarman at McCarmans ranch sixty miles west of Magdalena. Sheriff Leandro Baca and Deputy Robert Lewis rushed to the scene to arrest Wallace. The killing followed long running feuds and slight provocation according to reports. sentiment against Wallace runs high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Magdalena
N. M
Datil Mountains
Wallace
William M. McCarman
Magdaena
Leandro Baca
Socorro
Robert Lewis
Chamberlain Resting For Fortnight In Britain
London reports Sir Joseph Chamberlain has retired to Highbury and will not speak for a fortnight. He plans to refine his policy and address objections while the Liberal leaders press a vigorous fiscal campaign across the country. Critics note tin plate trade shifts and British mill work increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liberal Party
Chamberlain
United States
Great Britain
Bebrigg
Arguments for and against Tillman trial proceed in court
At Lexington, arguments to the jury in the J H Tillman trial began as seven hours of courtroom discussion unfold. Three state attorneys and two defense lawyers addressed the jury, with four more on each side to be heard tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. HM. Tillman
Roumanian singer shot in Paris hotel mystery deepens
In Paris the shooting of the Roumanian singer Eliza Papescu at Hotel Regina draws parallels to a prior case as Frederick Chetling reports a self inflicted death claim by a young woman in his room. Authorities hold Frederick Gretling on a murder charge amid alleged marriage proposals and ties to a similar murder in Aix les Bains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Papescu
Hotel Regina
Paris
Killen Gore
Jean de Ryde- Wiski
Frederick Chetgling
Siga Papeseo
Grietgling
Gina Papesco
Eliza
Bucharest
Royal Theatre
Aix-Les- Baines
Greugiing
Eugenie Fougerl
Demmondaine
Vila
Archbishop appeals for subscriptions to Macedonian relief fund
The archbishop of Canterbury urges urgent subscriptions to the Macedonian relief fund, emphasizing the need for immediate humanitarian aid and support. The appeal stresses the ongoing hardship and solicits public contributions through church channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Get
Canterbury
Man Who Built Omaha’s First Skyscraper Dies Poor
Thomas Murray a former millionaire who built the city’s first six story brick building in Omaha over twelve years died in a shack in south Omaha. The bachelor was known for peculiarities and lost much of his wealth in bad real estate deals leaving one nephew in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaha, Neb
Thomas Murray
Murray
Colorado
Secretary Stoddard in Washington amid Arizona charges
Washington reports say Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock returns to the capital as charges against Arizona Secretary Isaac Stoddard surface. Reports allege a corrupt lobby and inflated fee claims from Stoddard, with a 20 day leave of absence cited as he seeks to safeguard his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oct
Hitchcock
New Hampshire
Isaac Moddard
Territory of
Arizona
Broddard
Stoddard
Phoenix
Ariz
Juane Taft Stoddard
Aricone
Soni-Nielaw
Debora Martin
Binghampton
N. Y
Maricope County Press
Cowan
Capitol
Brodie
Legislative
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fair Association
Territories
Hearer
Mr. Hearst
the Irrigation Convention of
Charles A. Doyle
Carnival Company
Saginaw, Mich
Gus Gard
M. W. Blourney
Czar
Rome
Sia
Japan
Russia
Daily Mail
Kobe
Geneva
Yokoharma
M. Lescar
China
Che-Foo
Port Arthur
Korea
Nagasaki
New Chiang
Kodama
Kodlamous
Baron von Hosen
Ktunesan
Baron Komura
Archbistopiain
Baltimore
Med
John Joseph Kain
St. Louis
St Agnes Sanitariae
Ever Wallace
William McArman
Roeral Distidicts
Pageland
Tere Mean
Ase
Pampus
Gore
Seon
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