Hearst Expedition Brings Wide Guest List to Albuquerque
Congressman William Randolph Hearst visits Albuquerque with a large party of Democratic and cross party guests. The group travels through New Mexico and Arizona to advocate for territorial admission to statehood while spreading coverage in Hearst newspapers. A reception at the Santa Fe station and club events mark the visit before continuing to Williams, Flagstaff, and the Grand Canyon.
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New York
Democratic Party
Territories
Albuquerque
Senate
House of Representatives
Hearst
New Mexico
Arizona
Mr. Hearst
Rocky Mountain
Congress
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Mont
Justice of
Aimittance
Heuret
Theodore F. Kluttz
North Carolina
Whitehead Kluttz
Samuel Powell
Five Tribes
Washington
M. F. Thinsen
Association of Democratic Clubs
A. M. Lawrence
Chicago American
Wallace Hice
H. S. Bernard
San Francisco
J. F. Wilken
Rodey
Denver
Colo
Santa Fe
N. M
One Way to Make Rusk County a White Man's Country
A Texas revenue collector from Austin reported to the newspaper about racial violence in Rusk County. He described two Black men being tortured and whipped, one dying, the other left unable to recover, as local whites sought to assert white supremacy. He warned federal authorities may be appealed to if action is not taken.
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Rusk County
Texas
Seoone
Hearst Party Visit To New Mexico Aims At Statehood Push
A meeting of party members is planned in Albuquerque at 1 AM at the Commercial Club with Mr. Hearst and Democratic colleagues to discuss New Mexico conditions. Visitors and families will tour the town and valley and attend a Sparta event at the fairgrounds. editors and staff accompany the trip to publicize views on territorial statehood.
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Mr. Hearst
Albuquerque
City
Williame
Artiz
Grand Canyon
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Prescott
Bisbee
Tucson
el Paso
Pecos Valley
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Roswell
Ciklahoma
Indian Territory
Chicago
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Witneas the Sparta
Fair Grounds
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Congress
Arizona
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Pov Ton
Hevee
Venate
Elaine
House
Nd Senate
Thmeen
Democratic Clubs
A.M. Lawrence
Stage American
Wallace Rice
Warrant Served on Gen Chase in Denver Court-Martial Preparations
Lieutenant Gall S. Hoague and two soldiers delivered charges to General John Chase for a court-martial set to convene in Denver. Reports of arrest were denied. officers wore side arms on duty and were to brief the governor on Cripple Creek supply purchases.
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Chase
Cripple Creek
Hoague
State House
Fovernor
Illfated ship combine details unfold in court inquiry
New York October 14 bankruptcy hearings into the stranded shipbuilding trust reveal that Leroy Dresser, president of the Trust Company of the Republic, sought talks and concessions with Charles Schwob to salvage the Bethlehem works. Dresser denied threats, saying he aimed to protect the project, while new memoranda outline underwriting costs and proposed securities allocations.
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Trust Company of the Republic
Charles M. Behwab
Hethlehem Steel Works
Eanter
Kiresser
Schwob
Harrie
Harris, Gotet & Co
BeliWwol
Dresser
Behwab
Mr. Sehwab
Ehpbuilding Company
Bohwab
Bethlehem Company
Gruthrie
Cook
Milkemner
Trust Company
Republi
Shipbuilding
Ie Weil
Areck
Stork
Prominent Las Vegan Dies of Apoplexy
Special to the Morning Journal from Venus Nebraska reports the death by apoplexy of Captain Marcus Drunswick a pioneer merchant and financier aged seventy two He came to New Mexico in the civil war era engaged in merchandising and farming and amassed wealth He was allied with notable figures Judge Henry Waldo and Wilken Waddington and was well known across the Circles of the early days.
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Morning Journal
Venus
Chonell
Marcus Drunswick
New Mexico
Iva Aml
Lange
Trutewick
J. AL & Larue
Henry Lo Waldo
Waddington
Dave
Consul at Laredo Fever Victim Reports Rise in Deaths
The Laredo area records a spike in yellow fever deaths with 6 new fatalities and 4 new cases, bringing totals to 278 cases and 278 deaths. Nuevo Laredo reports 11 new cases and 11 stable cases as officials fear for the Consul Alony BG Garrett’s recovery. Monterey notes two deaths and five cases on Saturday.
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Nuevo Laredo
Alonay
Garrett
Covery
Monterey
Casio
Soldiers Return to Camp Goldfield After Afternoon Break
A fragment notes troops returning to Camp Goldfield this afternoon after a delay. The sparse lines imply a retreat to the camp for reasons not specified. The wording suggests routine movement rather than combat activity.
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Camp Goldfield
Death by own action at viaduct wheels
W A Atwood a 50 year old blacksmith from Everest Kansas, attempted suicide twice before choosing death by placing his head under a freight train at the Fifth Street viaduct in Kansas City Missouri. He had been despondent over domestic troubles and was fatally decapitated after the fall.
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Kansas Cty
W. A. Atwood
Everst
Kas
Fifth Street
Atwood
Tie
Venezuela Captain Seizes British Ship at Yarakita River
Georgetown reports that a Venezuela warship seized a boat carrying dry goods and provisions owned by British subject William Romanes near Hawk on Yarakita River after clearing Morawhanna with British papers. The Venezuelan commander claimed orders to block British trade with Amacur and prevent passage of British vessels. Romanes filed a sworn declaration with the Merawhanna government agent.
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William Romanes
Hawk
Yarakita River
Venezuela
Morawhanna
Guleana
Amasura
Romnnes
Merawhanna
Georgetown
Erie Men Catch British Fish Under Patrol Fire
In Erie on October 13 the patrol boat Petrel intercepted fishing tugs on Lake Eries Canadian side. The Star, owned by Table and Canatable of Erie, was seized after being pursued by the Petrel following earlier shots at the Silver Spray.
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Erie
Mr'o
Neta
Lake Erie
Petrel
Star
Table & Canatable
Bristow Springs Sensation In Postal Fraud Trial
Cincinnati Ohio Oct 14 Standing room was in demand in the United States court on day two of the Miller and Johns conspiracy trial over bribe extortion linked to postal frauds. Nine witnesses had testified nine more to come as defense delays push jury deliberations toward week’s end.
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United States
Miller
Johns
Connec Hon
J. T. Watson
Bristow
John J. Ryan
Department
Darby
General Robb
Cochran
Deak
Mr. Bristow
Miler Wis
Hobb
Watson
Londonderry Named Lord President of the Council
London December 13 Lord Londonderry has been appointed lord president of the council in succession to the Duke of Devonshire.
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Get
Lord Londonderry
Duke of Devonshire
France Welcomes King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena
Paris bursts with royal reception as King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena visit France. The Italian royals travel by train to Paris and are housed at the Orsay while guns fire and anthems play. President Loubet hosts a banquet at the Elysee praising Franco Italian friendship and arbitration treaty hopes.
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Helena
Italy
Hors de Boulogne
L' Orsay
Loubet
Elysee Palace
Great Western Exploitation Train Company Formed in Denver
A new firm named the Great Western Exploitation Train Company was incorporated in Denver with $200,000 capital in 40,000 shares. Officers include President Mugh Coyle and Vice President A J Thomas, with duties in exploitation and itinerary. The company aims to advertise Colorado and surrounding western states, attract tourists, publish a journal, and operate a Rocky Mountain information bureau. An exposition train is planned for Chicago.
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Mugh Coyle
A. J. Thomas
BO. Trescott
W. Armour Thompson
Coyle
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Canada
Europe
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Sego
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Great West
Rocky Mouneatn
Bureau of Information
Exposition
Chicago
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