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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1905

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Cutler Mountain Murderer Identified as Bessie Bouton Suspect

Berkeley reports Milton Franklin Andrews alias George Bennett Milton Frank in custody as the Cutler Mountain murder suspect linked to Bessie Bouton. Police say the identification is positive and details match the Mount Cutler assault and dismemberment case. No trail to Brush or Curtis and a female companion remains missing.

Berkeley Cal William Brush Curis William Ellis Milton Franklin Andrews Bessie Bouton Mount Cutler Col Oy Elis Andrews George Bennett Milton Franklin Brush Curtis Ellis Colorado Beasie Bouton

Peoria Banker Dies After Bank Closure Fallout

Peoria Illinois October 13 heartbroken over the Peoria National Bank closure following the defalcation of Prof Newton C Dougherty. Calvin Lines fifty one year old bank director and longtime bookkeeper died last night at a meeting where closure was decided. Grand jury returns true bill against Oliver J Bailey for malfeasance and permitting misappropriation of school funds. Bailey is president of Dime Savings Bank and other institutions. Three additional indictments follow against Dougherty.

Peoria Ills Peoria National Bank Newton Dougherty Tte Calvin Lines Oliver J. Bailey Newton C. Dougherty Bailey Dime Savings Bank Entre Board

Missouri Building at Fair Fire Destroys Exhibit

The Missouri state building at the Lewis and Clark exposition grounds burned tonight with the exhibits and art collection inside. A second Missouri building at the St. Louis exposition also burned near closing. Loss is estimated above $50,000 with theories including incendiarism or defective wiring.

Portland Missouri

Bankers Elect Officers and Adjourn in Washington

John Hamilton elected president of the American Bankers Association with P P Green of Arizona and Joshua Reynolds of New Mexico named vice presidents. Executive council includes Reynolds Chicago Alies Washington Ma nards Burlington Wilcox Baltimore Sullivan Cleveland. The convention adjourned sine die after addressing banking questions and a talk on Our Commerce by Harvey D D Goulder. Goulder urged merchant marine rehabilitation while Allis of Erie urged deposit insurance and noted distrust in banks.

Washington John Hamilton American Bankers’ Association Arizona P. P. Green Clifton New Mexico Joshua &. Reynolds Albuquerque George M. Reynolds Chicago Milton BF. Alies J. L. Manards Burlington Iowa H. B Wilcox Baltimore J. J. Sullivan Cleveland Allis Saks

City contracts probe over uncompleted hospital building

Philadelphia officials charged Abraham L. English and James D. Finley with conspiracy to defraud the city for an incomplete city hospital building. Hender son & Co and other officials faced arraignment after a mayoral inquiry found missed specifications and reduced steel use, yet full payment was made.

Philadelphia Abraham L. English Public Safety John W. Henderson Henry EB. Batten Philip H. Johnson James D. Finley Eisvenbrown Weaver W. B. Power New City Hospital Henderson & Co Samuel H. Ashbridge Ashbridge Powell

Simpson Faces Two Sinking Spells in Wichita

Ex Congressmen Jerry Simpson had two sinking spells in Wichita Kansas on October 13 and was resting easier. He denies disposing of New Mexico lands after his wife sold a claim for 1100 dollars. He says he will not return to politics if he recovers to manage business matters. His condition shows no improvement.

Wichita Kas Jerry Simpson New Mexico Simpson Panama Washington John Arrett Colombia State Department Root Colombo Panana France Castros Caracas Tas Teques M. Taigny Vastalires M. Tulguy Castre Pany Tulguy

Norway seeks a new king as Oscar may resume throne

In Oslo aftenposten reports government and Storthing will move to fill the vacant Norwegian throne. Oscar is expected to resume reign soon ending the Crown Prince Gustave’s regency. Parliament ratifies Karlstad treaty and repeals act of union.

Christiana Norway Aftenposten Storthing Oscar Stockholm Get Gustave Stokholm Karlstad

Artillery Horses Jumped Cliff Killing One Private in Fort Riley Accident

On Oct 13 near Fort Riley Kansas a horror left Private Albert Laste dead and several artillerymen fatally or severely injured. The Twenty-ninth battery of field artillery stampede dragged horses and men over a cliff during target practice. Flurry of wind and a rear flag signal caused horses to bolt. many drivers were thrown or dragged as the battery’s eight horses per limber ran free. Laste’s wife and daughter reside in New York.

Junction City Kas Albert Laste Twenty-ninth Battery of Field Artillery Fort Riley John Connelly G. J. Simpson Leary Lorman Lancaster Cline Laste Provisional Regiment of Field Artillery Twenty-ninth Fort Leavenworth New York

Counting the Counterfeits Count with Secret Service

Washington reports the biennial count of counterfeit money and apparatus seized by the secret service has begun. A treasury committee records and destroys coins in a smelter, paper money maceration, and burns dies presses and acids. The effort aims to tally all captures within two years to a single lead record.

Washington Secret Service Treasury Department Hrst Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Counterfeiiting Cubs United States

Sir Henry Irving Dies Suddenley at Bradford

The Associated Press reports Sir Henry Irving died very suddenly after returning from the theatre. His career on the English stage spanned a quarter of a century with notable roles in The Bells and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice.

Sir Henry Irving Bradford Irving Becket Lord Tennyson Asseated Presse Tanight Hennes Mreame Stoker Sir Henry Irv America Queen Victoria Shylock Sir Henry

Jerome Denied by New York Republicans for District Attorney

In Manhattan and New York County Republican meetings the executive committee debated endorsing Jerome for district attorney. A 27 to 8 vote rejected Jerome’s nomination, while Charles A. Flammer was nominated for district attorney. Bird S. Coler won the Brooklyn borough presidency race for the Municipal Ownership League.

New York Borough of Manhattan New York County Jerome Messige William S. Ivins Ivins Hhe Dietricet Charles A. Flammer Fewrweweweweese Colder Municipal League Leaggue Tonieht Bird Coler Brook Tyr

Taggart Wins Divorce Suit Denying Custody to Wife

Captain ER F Taggart wins divorce from Mrs Taggart after a seven week case in Wooster Judge Mason grants custody of sons Culver 11 and Charles 7 while granting the mother limited visitation The decision notes a strained home life and the wife was not present at the reading The custody ruling sparks worries of potential kidnapping as the Taggart home is watched Follow up mentions Dowie and Zion City party leaving for Tampico to explore lands for a tropical Zion City.

Mexico City Dowie Zion City Hie Tampico Tropics

Thugs Imported to Vote in New York

A prisoner claims gangs of thieves were imported to register for the fall election in New York City. He says the thugs were registered falsely and the police suspect they have political license to rob and plunder in the lower east side.

New York Lower East Side

Bank Stock

A bank run hits the Germania Savings Bank in New Orleans after a local newspaper story claims the bank holds 30000 Rushmere Planting company mortgage bonds. Depositors withdraw, stock trades at 1500 a share as doubts rise about the bank’s stability.

New Orleans Germania Ravings Bank Rushmere Planting Company Blatter Dlaffer

Yellow fever update from New Iberia eases fears

New Iberia reports a nest of yellow fever found locally. Eighteen cases are under treatment while most are mild. The New Orleans tally shows 23 new cases today and a total of 2,678 cases with 423 deaths to date.

New Orleans New Iberia

Relentless Mafia Claims Another Brooklyn Victim

New York Oct 13 The police say Gateno Costa was murdered in his Brooklyn butcher shop in a political plot linked to Sicily eight years ago by the Mafia and carried out by Black Hand agents. Costa, part of a Sicilian group opposing a dominant faction, is said to be among several victims, with Costa brothers slain in Chicago and Geneva Illinois. Felicia Pitela, believed to head the New York Black Hand gang, was arrested.

New York Gateno Costa Brooklyn Sicily Black Hand Society Leas Costa Jackson Park Chicago Geneva Ilinois Felicia Pitela

Arizona judge resigns amid bar and citizen charges

The president accepted KMugee Tucker's resignation from the Arizona Supreme Court effective October 14. Pau Jaseen was appointed to succeed him after a probe prompted by leading Arizona bar members and citizens. In Yokohama, the Siberia sailed for San Francisco with Miss Alice Roosevelt and Harriman party aboard.

Washington Kmugee Tucker Supreme Court of Yokohama Pacific Mail Siberia San Francisco Alice Roosevelt

Revolution Will Come Soon Says Maxim Gorky

In Moscow on October 13 Maxim Gorky voiced sorrow at the death of Prince Troubetskoy while arguing Russia will see a revolution like an avalanche. He said the Liberal party cannot enact reforms and predicted renewed disorders in Moscow with fresh forces. The Corky case remains unresolved as authorities plan to proceed to trial.

Moecow Santimedts Stueeta Peformers Maxim Gorky Prince Troubletekey Puecia Prince Troucbetukeay Prince Troubetskoy Liberal Party Ewe KP Suetney Galitain Golovin Moscow Corky

Cheap Clerk Handled Millions in Pittsburgh Robbery

The investigation into the recent Adame Express robbery reveals G. K. Cuntiffe who disappeared with 161000 had handled perhaps millions yearly yet earned only 65 dollars a month and was bound by a 2000 dollar bond.

Pitteburg Adame Express G. K Cuntiffle

France May Try Iron on Vene zuela

Washington reports say American grievances with Venezuela may be settled by diplomacy while France may resort to force to restore relations and secure French property in Caracas. Cabinet discusses Venezuelan question and other federal appointments.

France Venezuela Washington Del Caracas Foreign Office Paris State Department

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