Party Conventions in New Mexico Prolong Balloting
The Dan Miguel county Democratic and Republican conventions in Las Vegas paused late into the night without finalizing tickets. Republicans endorsed Mills for U S senator and listed nominees across county posts, while Democrats nominated officers including E E Veeder for senator and Clemente Padilla for sheriff, with cross party cooperation noted. Both conventions expected to adjourn by filing deadline.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Court House
Munckel Hall
Santa Fe
William J. Mills
United States
San Miguel
Johns
Clark
Guadalupe
Louis C. Lofeld
Lorenzo Delgado
Roman Gallegos
Eugenio Romero
M. A. Sanches
Fidel Ortiz
Antonio Gallegos
John H. York
M. VY. Des Marais
San Miguel E County
E. E. Veeder
Fidelio Haeca
San Miguel County
John Zimmerman
Felix Valdee
Pablo Herrera
Anselmo Gonzales
Clemente Padilla
Antonio Salano
Ounty
J. A. Wilson
Julian Sandoval
EB. J. McWente
McWenlie
Bernalillo County
American Fleet Reinforced In Far East
Admiral Murdock orders coast defense ship Monterey and turreted Monitor Monadnock to move from Manila to China. The Quiros gunboat also heads to the Yangtze to protect American and foreign interests as France declines joint action. Yuan Shi Kai named to command naval movements in China.
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Murdock
Coast Defense
Monitor
China
Morning Journal
Washington
Admiral Murdock
Astantic
Monterey
Manila
Yang Tse
Bacon
Paris
State Departments
State Department
Yuan Shi Kai
Montoya well Qualified For Superintendent of County Schools
Atanasio Montoya a progressive Republican candidate for Bernalillo county superintendent is described as highly qualified. A lifelong resident with teaching from country schools to the University of New Mexico, he has held educator roles, served on the county board of examiners, and declined a Hubbell ticket offer to run on the Progressive line. He is bilingual, educated, married with two children, and a prominent business owner.
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Atanasio Montoya
Bernalillo County
University of New Mexico
Montoya
Los Candelarias
Hadley
New Mexico
Herrick
Tight
Albuquerque
Yuan to Be Chosen Premier as China Hints Reform Path
Negotiations between the government and insurrections are about to begin and Yuan is seen awaiting throne authority to push for peace and a constitutional government. Yin Teheng opposes Yuan while Tang Shao Yi is among his protégés.
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Yuan
China
Great Britain
Yin Teheng
Tang Shao Yi
Sandoval County Protest Rally Aims to Oust Miera Sandoval Regime
A Los Corrales gathering of about two hundred residents denounced the Sandoval Miera machine and its alleged murders and coercion. Speakers from Albuquerque E S Parker and Dennis Chaves, plus M C De Baca, urged a progressive ticket and drew strong applause. The event contrasted with a smaller turnout the night before and signals growing opposition to the county bosses.
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Sandoval County
Los Corrales
Parker
Dennis Chaves
Albuquerque
M. C. de Baca
Miera
Sandoval
J. F. Silva
Vigil
Juan Dominguez
Miera- Sandoval
Bernalillo
Counsel for Richeson Scores Important Point
Boston Oct 27 Counsel for the Reverend W T Richeson the clergyman accused of murder of Avis Linnell won a point against the prosecution the grand jury papers taken from the minister were not forced to be produced A detective employed by the defense had been subpoenaed but the plan to question him was dropped after a conference with Judge Sanderson The church Immanuel Baptist Cambridge held a session to consider Richeson’s request to defer action pending grand jury report Richeson’s wish was granted
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Boston
Mass
W. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Robert Burns
Sanderson
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Richeson
Insult to New Mexico as Bursum Fields County Ticket
The letter criticizes Mr. Bursum for nominating Sheriff Henry Dreyfus and Leandro Baca amid allegations of malfeasance and flag desecration in Socorro. It notes Baca’s removal from office on October 6 1906 and questions the fitness of a governor who supports such candidates. The piece references Governor Hagerman and Leandro Baca’s prior charges and disputes over overpriced prisoner feeding.
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Bursum
Socorroe County
New Mexico
Amer
Socorro
Hagerman
Leandro Baca
Henry Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Socorro County
Hubbell
Baca
Hubbell and Anti Hubbell Primaries Leave City Roiled
The Sept 24 1900 Hubbell primary sparked the most disgraceful exhibitions of ruffianism seen in the territory. Republicans organized their own ticket and rejected Hubbell’s slate. M E Hickey, Hubbell’s candidate for judge, presided as a temporary chairman amid sharp criticism from Rev WW Havens of the Anti Saloon League. Havens called the event the worst ruffianism yet and urged vigilance by decent citizens.
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Frank
Hubbell
M. E. Hickey
M. Hickey
Mr. Hubbell
Conditional donations to six colleges total $655000
The Rockefeller fund for education trustees granted $655000 in conditional appropriations to six colleges and universities. From twenty four applications the board selected Southern Methodist University Dallas Bucknell University Lewisburg Earlham College Richmond Furman University Greenville Grinnell College Grinnell Smith College Northampton to receive specified portions of the funds.
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New York
General Education Board of Trustees
Rockefeller Fund For Education
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Furman
Greenville
B.C
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Judge Assaulted by Defeated Litigant in Seattle Court
Superior Court Judge John F. Main was attacked at the courthouse by Mrs. Christian M. Olson who had lost a title dispute. Olson used a braided rawhide whip, struck the judge on the head twice before a bailiff intervened, and she was jailed without charges.
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Seattle
Wash
Get
Superior Court
John F. Main
Court House
Christian M. Olson
Mother shoots her new son in law in Santa Cruz incident
Henri de Lorme, acquitted of a white slavery charge involving 17 year old Helen Whitson, was shot and seriously wounded by the girl's mother as he and Helen returned to her home. Mrs Whitson collapsed and was taken to an emergency hospital.
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San Francisco
Get
Henri de Lorme
Helen Whitson
Santa Cruz
What the Grand Jury Thought of It
Extract from the 1906 grand jury report on Bernalillo County schools under Hubbell. It states that about 14,241.06 over 4.5 years was nearly all stolen from the public treasury and that the total should not have exceeded 1,200. At least 13,000 was wrongfully taken from the county’s school children.
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Hubbell
Bernalillo County
Despondent Woman Drowns in Utah Lake
Marionie H. Palme a Utah literary figure and critic jumped from her boat into Utah Lake to vanish beneath the deep waters. She tied a heavy railroad iron to a cord at her waist before the plunge. A sister said Palme left a note expressing life despair and intent to self destruct. Palme was 35.
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Prove
Utah
Utah Lake
Hee Oe
Marionie Hk. Palme
Tare
Papers
Salt Lake
Miss Paine
Questioning Referee Safford in Territorial Case Stir
Attorney General Prichard cites four grounds against referee Mr. Safford in the Bursum case, including oath, notice, evidence, and partisan report. The public asks why Judge Parker appointed Safford and what Judge Fall did with the exceptions, plus whether Bursum’s vindication was managed by friends.
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Bursum
Territorial Denitentions
Prichard
Safford
Parker
Gorsum
Republican Central Committee
Judge Fall
Three Judges Sit on Bench in Steel Trust Battle
First step in giant corporation’s struggle for existence expected to be at Trent on December fourth. Courts await decisive action as three judges preside over key proceedings in the steel industry case.
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Steel Trust Atle
Giant Corporation
Trent
Government Resolves to Expedite Litigation in Steel Case
Washington October 27 United States Steel faces a government dissolution suit with trial expected to begin December 4 in Trenton New Jersey. Lawyers may seek delays and procedural filings Could extend into February 1912. The case will set a fast pace for testimony across the country and challenge the steel giant's future under federal trust laws.
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America
United States Circuit Court
Trenton
N. J
Steel Corporation
Grey
Laning
Buffington
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