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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1903

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Hearst Expedition Delights Albuquerque Officials and Delegates

The Hearst party visited Albuquerque and Santa Fe, praising New Mexico’s irrigation potential and prospects for statehood. Senators Burton and Overman, Representatives Cochran and Crowley, and many eastern leaders lauded the territory's growth, with emphasis on irrigation, industry, and a modern Albuquerque.

New Mexico J. R. Burton Kansas Albuquerque Lee S. Overman North Carolina Santa Fe Tas Vegas

Time for Action by United States at Asiatic Council

The annual American Asiatic Association meeting in New York chose Milas Webb as president with Lowell Lincoln and James Converse as officers. Webb urged firm policy on Manchuria and urged an emphatic stance to the administration as Russia occupies eastern provinces. Secretary Jon Voord urged addressing Manchurian demands to protect U.S. trade and avoid China division among European powers.

Sue York American Asiatic Association Today Milas Webb New York Lowell Lincoln Converse Areneuver James Peuron Jose Foord Webb Muscha Jon Vyoord Nikolala Emphetis Waehe Jus United States Mr. Poordaid Thiedan Severneni Manchuria Iniwiy Dbe China Europe Manhhuria

Tillman Acquitted in Columbia Murder Case After Twenty Hour Jury

James H. Tillman, charged with the murder of N C Gonzales editor of the State in Columbia on January 15 last, is acquitted after a twenty hour deliberation. The jury foreman reported ten to two for acquittal, with one holdout yielding as morning broke. Tillman left the courthouse with his attorneys and later reunited with his wife at a hotel. Senator Tillman was away at Trenton.

Morning Journal Missouri Hearst Albuquerque Grand Canyoy Arion M. &. Benton Cheyenne Raton Las Vegas Adobe Congressveosho New Mexico James M Tviges Georgia Mexicco Fox Vegas Martin Emerich Chicago John Dougherty Tiberty Lexington James HH. Tillman N.C. Gonsales The State Columbia Tillman Edgefield Senator Tillman Trenton Gonzales Riehland

Blighted Affection The Cause Of Two Dark Tragedies

A San Francisco report details the deaths of Josephine Meade a UC student shot by Paul Schmidt who then killed himself. Schmidt and Meade were once engaged Miss Meade fled to avoid him but he tracked her to 1819 Laputa Street and fired four bullets then killed himself. The second tragedy follows Mason Robinson a carpenter who shot his wife Mae then killed himself after a chase on Sixteenth Street Omaha Nebraska and notes a bank delegation traveling to San Francisco. The report also mentions a New York banker delegation heading to the convention and a Wichita express worker strike.

Phine Meade University of California Titley Paul Schmidt Miss Meagle Wow Los Angeles Schmidt Low Angeles Laputia Street Mine Meade Mise Meade Behmit Behmidt Miss Meade Firerman Fehmidt Mixa Meoude Murcy San Argeeles Boston Startett Cheyenne, Wya Mason Robinson Mae Robinsons Bin Sixteenth Street Tobinson Fred Robinson

Roosevelt Praises Sherman at Washington Statue Unveiling

President leads ceremonies for an equestrian statue of William Tecumseh Sherman in Washington with veterans and army societies in attendance. A review, a parade, and a speech honoring Civil War leaders follow as the nation acknowledges Sherman’s legacy and future Lincoln memorial hopes.

Washington William Tecumseh Sherman Tennessee Cumberland Ohio Potomac T. W. Wymans Lieutenant Young General Staff of Army

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