Governor Curry Announces Retirement From New Mexico Governorship
Governor George Curry says he will retire in early spring to devote time to private business. He confirms cordial relations with Washington, cites road and capitol improvements, and intends to stay in New Mexico to support statehood while guiding ongoing territorial projects.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
George Curry
Balligner
Fanta Fe
Taft
Secretary of the Interior
Curry
Washington
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Ballinger
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Tularosea
Otero
Statehood
Interior
Blunder at wheel sinks Donaldson liner off Maine coast
A maritime disaster occurs when the Donaldson liner crashes on the rocky Maine coast after a navigational error. Twenty lives are reported lost as rescue efforts continue and authorities investigate the wreck.
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Maine
Hero of many hard fought battles and last Civil War commander
General Oliver Howard, last of the Union Civil War commanders, died at his Burlington home at 79. He served in Indian wars and numerous engagements, born November 1 1830 in Leeds Maine. His final public appearance was in London, with death following heart trouble tonight.
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Oliver ©. Howard
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Ontario
Abraham Lincoln
London
United States
Leeds
West Point Cadets Highlight General Howard Tribute
A clipped OCR fragment suggests a feature on General Howard and a ceremony at West Point with ties to a distinguished service tribute. The text hints at a September event and page continuation, noting a likely military or civic observance.
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Ict Waneto
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West Point
Disaster Attends Anl Effort To Launch Boats
Eastport Maine October disaster as the Donaldson steamer Hestia en route from Glasgow to St John and Baltimore foundered off Seal Cove. Twenty dead with six saved after multiple lifeboat failures and a late rescue by life savers amid a northeast gale and navigational confusion near Machias Seal Island. Captain Newman led crew and survivors through the chaos as the vessel broke apart and the wreck settled.
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Eastport
Maine
Seal Cove
Donaldson Line
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Glasgow
St. John
Baltimore
Newman
Stewart
Morgan
Keene
McKennie
Smith
McVickar
Machias Seal Island
Middle Watch
Grand Manan
Gannettock
Machias Seal Imaind
Captain Newman
Missing vessel of Hestia steamship with 20 crew
A late report notes a steel screw steamship named Hestia built at Sunderland in 1890. The vessel, registered at 2,434 tons net, carried about 20 men and was reportedly missing late tonight.
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Hestia
Sunderland
Meeting Yields Two Pledges from Czar and Italian King
The Racconigi talks between Emperor Nicholas II and King Victor Emmanuel III produced two specific engagements. They pledge economic development for Montenegro and support for the English French Crete policy. A general accord defines mutually preferred spheres in the Balkans with Italy to act with Russia as Austria did before the Herzegovina Bosnia crisis.
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Get
Nicholas
Victor Emmanuel
Racconigi
Liberte
Montenegro
Crete
Balkans
Italy
Russia
Austria
Herzegovina-Bosnia
Japanese Inspect Springfield Arsenal Visit
Japanese commissioners arrived in Springfield Massachusetts and were taken to the United States Arsenal to inspect rifle production. They did not attend a banquet due to the death of Prince Toyo.
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Springfield
Mass
United States
Prince Tto
Board of Trade
Roosevelt hunting party travels through East Africa
Londiani October 26. Colonel Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt L A Carlton and R J Cunningham arrived from Nairobi to meet Carl E Akely who is collecting specimens. Akely failed to arrive and the party, except Cunningham, moved on to Eldama Ravine.
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British East Africa
Roosevelt
Kermit
Demond Dweller
L. A. Carlton
R. J. Cunninghame
Nairobi
Carl E. Akely
Akely
Cunninghame
Eldama Ravine
Cannon Balks on Issue of Bonds in Deep Waterway Plan
Speaker Cannon opposes issuing bonds for river improvements, urging funding only from current treasury funds. Taft promotes a feasible, necessary deep waterway with completion not costing excessive money. Taft and aides travel Hickman on the river trip aboard the St Paul after stops in St. Louis.
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Hickman
Cannon
Taft
Cairo
Teft
St. Paul
Bt. Louis
James McMahon Confesses Planned Crime Over Three Months
James McMahon admits to methodically planning a crime over three months. He describes careful detailing of steps and timeline, revealing a deliberate approach to the offense.
Floods devastate Tabasco towns as cloudburst sweeps countryside
In Tabasco, Mexico, a devastating flood follows a powerful cloudburst wiping rural areas from maps. The disaster prompts widespread grief across nations, with Japan among the countries mourning. Authorities assess damage and mobilize relief efforts as communities reevaluate safety and recovery plans.
Remarkable Statement By Triple Murderer
James McMahon confessed to killing his sister Rose McMahon and sister in law Mrs. Alonzo Van Royen and Van Royen in a farm near Kansas City Kansas. He said a family quarrel and sheer hatred drove the killings and that he planned the crime for months before carrying it out.
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James McMahon
Rose McMahon
Alonzo van Royen
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McMahon
van Tooyen
van Royen
Patrick McMahon
Patrick Lamb
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Taggart
van Reyen
Hose
van Royen’s
Lon
van Royens
McMahons
van Hoyen
Mose McMahon
Thousands Rendered Homeless by Deluge in Tabasco
A Mexico City dispatch reports Tabasco flooded by a cloudburst. Damage to crops and timber estimated at 5 million pesos with thousands homeless and many lives feared lost. Towns inundated from Mescalapa to Usumacinta valleys, San Juan Bautista and Santa Cruz heavily affected. Temporary shelters set up, authorities feeding and lodging residents as state aid appeals are prepared.
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Mexico City
Tabasco
Mescalapa
Grijalva
Alaska
Humaguillo
Tecnosique
Jalaph
Tlacotalpam
Thaha
Sata Tresa
Balacan
Carmen
Palizada
Santa Rita
Usumacinta
San Juan
Jalape
Thapa
Blankets and Sewing Machines Sent to Flood Sufferers
New York dispatch reports that twenty thousand blankets and one hundred sewing machines were sent to flood victims in the Monterey area of Mexico by the Christian Herald. The machines will be distributed to widows only.
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New York
Ewing
Monterey
Mexico
Christian Herald
Dry farming congress opens with debate over name change
The fourteenth annual Dry Farming congress opened in Billings Montana with heated debate over renaming the body from Dry Farming to scientific or practical. Governor Norris greeted delegates as James J Hill urged support while warning that population growth could heighten pressures.
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My Morning Journal
Hillings
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Fiest
Norrie Preston D. Moss
Montana Board of Control
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Prince Ito Assassinated as Korea Cries for Hope
Prince Ito, Japan’s staunch advocate for Korean rights and peace in Manchuria, was shot in Harbin. His death shocks Korea and Japan, with leaders promising to maintain pacific policies and honor his memory. A naval convoy will transport his body to Yokohama, as the empire mourns.
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Hirobumi Ito
Japan
Korea
Harbin
Manchuria
Tokyo
Privy Council
Prince Ito
Associated Press
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Ito
Marquis Katsura
Pacific
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Himsel
Ite
Yokohama
Dairen
Mio Waly
Ito Seen as Founder of Modern Japan by French Statesman
In France Prince Ito is praised as Japan's leading statesman with extraordinary foresight. M Pichon calls Ito the founder of modern Japan and notes his role in shaping Japan's mainland influence. Newspapers credit Ito with initiating the policy started in the Chinese war and pursued since, while stating his removal should not alter it.
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Japan
France
Ito
M. Pichon
Murder of Prince Ito Won’t Hit Russia Japan Ties
St. Petersburg officials state the murder of Prince Ito cannot affect Russia Japan relations. The assessment relies on diplomatic precedent and the context of ongoing bilateral affairs.
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Prince Ito
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Japan
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