Taft Arrives in Dallas Amid Crowds and Incident
President Taft lands in Dallas after Houston stop and delivers brief remarks at the state fair and banquet. A deputy court clerk is stabbed by a militiaman near the crowd, fatally injuring him as Taft’s train arrives. Taft notes Texas pride and urges agricultural and educational progress.
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Morning Journal Special
Dallas
Tex
Art
Houston
State Far Grounds
Taft
Oriental Hotel
St. Louis
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Texas
Union
Enemus
Mesquite Plains
Hempstead
Prairie View Colored State Normal School
College Station
Agricultural and Meehanien College
Louis Reichtenstein
Reichtenstein
San Antonio
Beville
Texas State Education Duty Clarified
A fragment notes Texas must provide educational facilities to all citizens without discrimination, emphasizing equal access across the state. It references constitutional or legal commitment to universal schooling and public provision.
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Texas
Senator Tillman Rejects Taft Lunch Payment Demand
Senator Tillman refuses to attend a Taft luncheon in Columbia and declines to serve on the reception committee. He says it is improper for individuals to pay for the President's entertainment and notes the state should cover costs rather than private donors. He objects to the invitation and asserts he will not participate.
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Teeeman
Columbia
D. C
Taft
Senacor RR
Tilman
Tillman
Chamber of Jcommerce
Mr. Tillman
South Carolina
Earthquake Shakes Missouri and Illinois Towns
An early morning quake was felt in Alton and St Peters Missouri and Cairo Illinois with reports of tremors in Cape Girardeau Paragould and Memphis areas. No damage was reported though several towns lie in the New Madrid quake zone known for the 1811 event.
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Alton
St. Peters
Here
Cape Girardeau
Paragould
Ark
Memphis
Cairo
Charleston
Sikeston
New Madrid
Ballinger Praises New Mexico Harmony and Statehood Drive
Secretary Ballinger declared harmony between the Interior Department and New Mexico while in Santa Fe. He discussed irrigation and land issues, urged a statehood enabling act, and emphasized lawful land disposal and careful investigations of land traps. Delegations from Carlsbad, Las Vegas, and other towns met him amid a busy day of discussions.
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Department of the Interior
George Curry
New Mexico
Richard A. Ballinger
Mallinger
Ballanger
Congress
Albuquerque
W. H. Andrews
Rolomon Luna
Atorney
E. C. Abbott
Lamy
Carlsbad
Las Vegas
Ballingey
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F. G. Tracy
Caurisbad
Carlebad
Mesera A. Adonee
Harry Kelley
Ruper- Hintendent
Clinton Jrandall
United States Indian Industrial Rchool
Insuiu
U. # tdhestriet
David J Leary
el Paso
Lac Cruces Ang
Luncheon Attendee List For Ballinger Visit To Washington
At a luncheon at the executive mansion eighteen officials were named as attendees including Secretary Ballinger and his secretary Carr Governor Curry General Manager Wells of the Santa Fe System and several territorial officers. Ballinger will depart for Washington this evening at 7 20 taking the California Flyer with a Chicago stop. No definite plans for a future visit to the Territory were stated though a return is hoped for and expected in November.
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Mr. Carr
Curry
Wells
Santa Fe
L. A. Hughes
John W. March
R. P. Ervien
L. ©. Moore
New Mexico
General Land Office
Nathan Jaffa
C. H. McLenathan
Carlsbad
W. H. Andrews
Affidavit Contends Dr Cook Reached Mount McKinley
Missoula Montana October reports an opposing affidavit by C G Bridgford, ex-partner of Barrill, alleging Barrill made statements supporting Dr Cook’s ascent. Bridgford, who testifies in New York later, details conversations about payment to corroborate Cook’s summit claim and describes Barrill’s trips and motives tied to land and finance.
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Morning Journal - Secial
Missoula
Mont
Edward N. Barrill
Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
A. Cook
C. G. Bridgford
Garrill
Hamilton
Barrill
Bridgford
New York
North Pole
South
Ravelli Hotel
Mr. Nichols
Nichols
Chicago
Bitter Root Irrigation Company
Mr. Barrill
Miller
Seattle
T Am
Darby
Mer. Barrill
Mount McKinney
Czar Nicolas of Rusala Guests with Italian King and Queen
In Racoonigi on October 73, Czar Nicholas of Rusala visited King Victor Emmanuel. He was welcomed by a royal assembly, met Queen Helena and Princess Lettie, and attended a dinner for thirty-nine where he praised the reception.
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Kanperer
Nicholas
Rusala
Victor Emmanuel
Gstepnon
Wes
Evi
Helena
Dowaeer
Genoa
Princeves Lettie
Astounding Martial Career Value in Las Cruces Divorce Case
A Las Cruces divorce case centers on a tale of a Darden deserted wives and a Loving party. The report notes a remarkable martial career claimed in filings and hints at disputes over alimony and custody within the desertion claim.
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SIA
Las Cruces
Rumored Heir Wins Albuquerque Property Ties to Ex-Husband
Local whispers link a prominent figure to a large Albuquerque estate obtained from a former husband. Neighbors note the person’s high profile in city circles while no official filings confirm the ownership dispute.
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Albuquerque
Alleged Wedded Career of Janes Darden Chains of Marriage
The report outlines multiple marriages by Janes Darden across states including North Carolina Oregon and Michigan. It notes abandonment and subsequent divorces, with claims of securing money from several spouses and ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Janes
Darden
Darden Divorce Trial Reveals Strained Matrimonial Career
James G Darden and his wife Fannie Van Briper Darden appeared in Lac Cruces district court where witnesses testified to a long varied marriage history. The case alleges prior marriages in North Carolina and accusations of misappropriating about 3200 in savings before a later divorce.
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Fannie van Briper Darden
Lac Cruces
Darden
Albuquerque
Nas
Ave Darden
North Carolina
Simple Rite for Patrick McCarren Passed Leader Died
Morning Journal reports Patrick H McCarren state senator and Brooklyn leader died early morning. He will be buried at Saint Vincent de Paul Church next Tuesday. Half-mast honors appeared citywide. reactions from Charles Murphy and Joseph Cassidy reflect divided views on Brooklyn politics and Tammany influence.
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Patrick H McCarren
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Vincent
Homan Catholic
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Brook
Charles Murphy
Tamimany Hall
McCarren
Joseph Cassidy
Queen's County
Tammany
Treeklyn
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Brooklyn Democratic
Darden's tangled marriages and alleged seductions unfold
Court papers recount a chain of marriages and separations tied to James G Darden. Claims accuse him of deceit for money across movements from Colorado Springs to New York and Asheville, then to Albuquerque and beyond, with multiple wives and large sums reportedly involved.
Darden Loan Linked to Sherman Canning Venture
In Sherman Texas reports indicate Darden arranged a loan via Miss May to finance a canning company venture. The arrangement is described as tied to support for the local enterprise and involved a Chicago financier reference.
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Sherman
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Darden
Miss May Iff Chicagell
Canning Company
Dardens Property Transferred in Divorce Proceeding
Three bargain sale deeds filed in Bernalillo probate convey to Mrs. Van Riper Darden all Darden property in the county plus two $6000 notes from 1907. The deeds grant full power to handle trusts as Darden could, including lands in Albuquerque and surrounding county. The transfer followed a Lac Cruces agreement for an absolute divorce and restitution of property to Mrs. Darden with funds reportedly given after marriage.
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Bernalillo County Court House
van Riper Darden
Bernalillo County
van Riper
Lac Cruces
New York
Gome
Gentile Uses Habeas Corpus To Retrieve Wife In New Mexico Case
In Santa Fe on October 2 a Gentile man filed a writ of habeas corpus seeking his wife Eliate Young, daughter of Mrs. Abbey Young, widow of Brigham Young. The case, heard by Judge John G. Meio, alleges coercive confinement at the Young homestead and seeks to return the bride to her husband. The unusual filing included mining claims near Cerridos and involved Michael Do Neive’s ruse and a receiver, with representation by J. W. Deveon and Hanna & Wilson.
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Coldwater
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Darden
Portland
Oregon
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Asheville
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Mary Bond
Antler's
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Colorado
British Honduras
Mary Bond Darden
Mississippi
Colorado Springe
Morea Journal
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Eliate
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Nec Mintig Caer
Michael Do Neive
Fred J. Otero
McPielin Chambers
Cerridos
Banta F. County
Col
Strong Protest Over Arrest of De Lara in Los Angeles
A public meeting in Los Angeles condemned the arrest of de Lara as a death sentence for deportation. John Turner spoke against the move and criticized police and federal officials for aiding deportation, while Mrs de Lara received an ovation.
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DE Lara
Los Angeles
A Wines
la Tiutierre de Lara
Mexico
John K. Turner
Ding Becaus
Asaim
Mre
de Lata
Abe
Nicaraguan Prison Filled With Captives
A prominent member of the foreign colony at Managua reports the political situation in Nicaragua is critical. He says upon leaving the capital the prisons were filled with partition prisoners including some of the republics most prominent persons.
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Panama
Gxt
Managua
Nicaragua
New York Slavery Tale Used in Gubernatorial Clash
Sensational report cites McClure's piece alleging the white slave trade under Tammany Hall influenced New York politics. The New York Morning Journal notes campaign attacks against Judge Gaynor and Democratic rivals, with Republican fusion backing Hearst aligned figures speaking publicly.
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Hy Morning Journal
New York
Tammany Hall
McClure
Pres
William J. Gaynor
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Willbunch
Hearst
Daughters of the Poor
New York Na
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hartes E. Murphy
Alecussion
Tuetiosaynor
Cotter Bannerd
Nemings
Gays
Meonard
AAU Order Out Against Stock Brokers
The post office department issued a fraud order against the Guarantee Securities Company of Los Angeles for selling stocks on an installment plan to buyers lacking funds. Inspectors say payments were accepted without delivering stock until last installment, and funds were retained if the market fluctuated. The firm allegedly lacked financial stability.
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Post Office Department
Los Angeles
Morning Journal
Washington
Ort
Man shoots man who ordered him to leave Jacksonville
In Jacksonville on January 33 Charles A. Husband shot and killed J. M. Smith after Smith ordered him to depart the city. Smith had demanded Husband leave town due to relations with Mrs. Smith. The couple had separated since 1907 when Smith killed John Milton for similar attentions. Husband was arrested.
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Fla
Charles A. Husband
J. M. Smith
Mutch
Smith
Husband
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