Grand jury indicts Hubbell for county school fund misuses
Bernalillo county grand jury reports indictments against Frank A. Hubbell former county treasurer for alleged illegal school fund misuses during his last term. The final presentment praises improved county finances, notes jail reforms and calls for system improvements in treasurer and justice records.
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Bernalillo County
Ira A. Abbott
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
District Court
Bernalillo
Territory
New Mexico
A. ®. Stroup
Stroup
Board of County Commissioners
Vigil
Nestor Montoya
Pan
Ees
Noa
US peace makers demand fair elections before Cuba handover
Taft states the United States will withdraw from Cuba only when fair elections are assured and the Cuban people will abide by the results. He and Magoon outline conditions for a stable Cuban government and note disarmament progress in Santa Clara. The provisional government under Alfredo Zayas seeks to avoid continued rule and promises to address officials’ conduct.
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Morning Journal
Havana
United States
Cuba
Taft
Bacon
Charles B. Magoon
Alfredo Zayas
Island
Senor Zayas
Carlos Garcia
Jose Miguel Goren
Lss
Santa Clara
Hernandes
Monteagudo
Provisions
Beven
Taft rules out Isle of Pines separation from Cuba
Havana reports Taft told Isle of Pines association president that the island remains under Cuban sovereignty. He named Charles Magoon to handle international government questions and sent one officer and twenty five marines to Isle of Pines to ensure security despite expectations of no trouble.
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Isle OF Pines
Havana
Taft
Stark
Isle of Pines Association
Isle
Charles KE. Magoon
Cuba
Taft Declared That It Is Absolutely Impossible For the Provisional Government of
Provisional Government
Republic of Cuba
Tucumcari Man Guilty of Murder in Portales Case
A. M. Boykin of Tucumcari was found guilty of second degree murder in the Portales killing of his brother in law Henry Stoldt in December 1904. Judge W. H. Pope sentenced him to twelve years in the penitentiary. the jury urged clemency and Boykin faces an appeal to the New Mexico Supreme Court.
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Langlois
Las Vegas
Roswell
N. M
A. M. Boykin
Portales
Henry Stoldt
W. H. Pope
Boykin
Tucumcari
Stoldt
Supreme Court
Quake Felt Across Socorro and Belén No Damage Reported
A strong earthquake震 struck at 1 45 PM, causing near continuous tremors in Socorro and the School of Mines with no damage. Belén reports a brief tremor in the business district and University hill, chandeliers swinging in the Commercial Club, yet no destruction. Vice President Fairbanks heads to Iowa from Indianapolis en route to Waterloo for a speech tomorrow.
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Morning Journal
Socorro
N. M
School of Mines
Beten
The
Belen
Business
University Hill
Commercial Club
Fairbanks
Iowa
Indianapolis
Chicago
Waterloo
Baca Insists Mother Dead Hes Otl Hers
Leandro Baca remains in the Socorro county sheriff’s office despite removal by Gov Hagerman on malfeasance charges. Mixaia Baca, appointed to fill the vacancy, has filed a bond and is expected to seek court orders for Baca to vacate. The case may mirror Beonalily county Hubbell removals where officers resisted court eviction.
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Morning Journal
Socorro
N. M
Parker
Leandro Baca
Hubbell
Mere
Hubbells
Babe Injured as Woman Falls in Dark Room Tragedy
Mrs Philip Sprous dies from a broken neck after stumbling over her husband kneeling in prayer. The baby daughter is severely injured, dropped to the floor when the mother struck her head on a wash stand in their home in Waukomis Oklahoma Territory.
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Morning Journal
Waukomis, Ohin
Philip Sprous
Sixty Negro Convicts Escape Arkansas Jail
South McAlester officers report fifteen inmates fled Arkasas state penitentiary’s Camp 4 after a preconcerted signal. Authorities say 50 to 60 convicts roam the territory, armed and headed southwest. deputies will cooperate with Indian Territory cities to capture them.
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South McAlester
T. Qet
Cohocal
Arkassas State Penitentiary
Moston Mountaina
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Millionaire's Son Faces Murder Charge
Ernest A Dennicke son of a tallier owner was held for trial for manslaughter by Superior Judge William P Lawler for shooting an Italian during the San Francisco fire on April 19. Dennicke had previously been freed in police court but was re arraigned and examined before the committing magistrate.
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San Francisco
Ernest A Dennicke
William P. Lawler
Dennicke
Shortall
Abe Heuf
Lawler
Indictments in Atlanta Race Violence Increase
Fulton county grand jury returns indictments against twenty white men for actions during the Atlanta race conflict on September 7. Earlier two white defendants were charged and sixty Black individuals indicted for alleged involvement in the September 25 murder of Policeman Heard. Separately, reports from New York offices say Texas company and Standard Oil plan a pipeline from Tulsa to Port Arthur linking to Gates pipeline from the Gulf.
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Bernatdo County
Fislavio Vigil
Territory
Justices of the Peace
City of
Albuquerque
Old Albuquerque
Neo
Duranes
Apears
Antonio Banchestra
Albuquerque Foundry
Desiderio Montoya
Nicolas Tagliaferro
Tag
Atlanta
Fulton County
Abinmoon
Cal
New York
John W. Gates
Texas Company
Standard
Tulsa
Port Arthur
Paris
Tex
Gates Company
Gulf Point
San Francisco Fears Vigilance Committee Ties
Acting Mayor Gallaher warns against lynching as San Francisco considers a safety committee to curb rooftop hold ups and robberies. He contrasts vigilance actions with lawful protection and urges cooperation with authorities to avoid violence and social harm.
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The
Morning Journal
San Francisco
Cal
Committee of Safety
Gallagher
Union Square
Chlores
Moran Accepts Democratic Nomination for Massachusetts Governor
Attorney John B Moran finally accepts the Democratic State Convention nomination for governor in Massachusetts after days of doubt. He declines endorsement of Bryan for president, calling for elimination of Bryanism and Hearstism from the contest.
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Moran
BAY State
Heston
Het
Dieteiet
John B Moran
William J. Bryan
Sir Thomas Lipton laments roughness in American football
Ripon, Wic. Oct. 12. Sir Thomas Lipton attended his first American football game at Ripon College after arranging a special match to view the sport. He praised the players’ spirit but deplored the roughness, preferring rugby for its exercise and safety and offered to endow a rugby cup.
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Ripon
Wic
Get
Thomas Lipton
Ripon College
Sir Thomas
Thomas
Holy Synod Orders Thanksgiving Service in Russia
St. Petersburg reports the Holy Synod ordering Thanksgiving services in all churches on October 26 for deliverance from death of the royal family after the railroad crash at Berkh, and for the imperial manifesto of October 30. Authorities have taken steps to maintain order.
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St. Petersburg
Doly Syned Hee
Berkl
Heiress of Krupp Weds Monday in Berlin
Berlin reports Bertha Krupp heiress with assets exceeding a hundred million dollars to wed Lieutenant Gustav von Bohlen. The Krupp family controls artillery for the German army and armor for the navy, shaping policy and diplomacy.
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Berlin
Bertha Krupp
Gustav von Bohlen
Hintbech
Germany
Kruppe
Balkan
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