Worker Died After Acid Bath At Tecolote Copper Plant
Luis Encinas, an employee of Tecolote Consolidated Copper near Las Vegas New Mexico, fell headfirst into a vat of sulfuric acid during the night and died after hours of agony. He reportedly swallowed acid before medical help arrived as the plant is sixteen miles from town.
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Taxi
Las Vegas
N. M
Luis Encinas
Tecolote Consolidated Copper Company
Tecolote
Copper Company
Mneiias
Encinas
Teevlote
Threatening Victims of Flood in Monticello Vicinity
Desperation rises among residents near Monticello Sierra County as flood threats escalate. Authorities warn of danger to nearby homes and beg residents to heed evacuation orders and stay safe.
Appeal for Aid for Monticello Flood Victims
Mercy Montoya appeals to County Commissioner Alfred Grunsfeld for urgent relief to residents along Alamos creek Sierra county near Monticello. Floods on August 20 destroyed homes crops and clothing while many people lack food and shelter. donations of money clothing and supplies are being collected at Chunsfeld Brothers store to aid the afflicted communities.
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Alfred Grunsfeld
County Commission
Merced Montoya
Monticello
Montoya
Albuquerque
Chunsfeld Brothers
Morning Journal
Alamos Creek
Bierra
Hillaborn
Mr. Montoya
Spanich
Pluothes
Mountayn Anys
Grimsfeld
Montivella
Cumnefeld Witalenate
Almias
Egyptian Prince Plans Tour of United States
Prince Pabren of an old Egyptian family travels in the United States at age 22 He aims to visit Texas to study cotton raising methods and compare them with local varieties The trip reflects early cultural exchanges and agricultural curiosity in the era.
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United States
New York
Prince Pabren
Egypt
Emily
Texas
Suicite
Washington
Rept. S
Willioamil Abercraumble
United States Vena
Nagaseki
Dagen
Miataleigh
Daring Robbery in Baton Seizes Registered Mail
A bold mail robbery occurred in Baton on Tuesday morning as robbers broke into the baggage room at the station and rifled a sack of registered mail. Two packages, totaling about $5,000, were stolen while detectives arrive to pursue clues. Charles Leroy was arrested and charged with complicity, later held on an attempted theft charge as investigators labor to identify responsible parties.
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Moraine Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Bept. S
United States
Baton
Danii Kotown
Charles Leroy
Lear Mittaself
Datte
Fifteen Die as Webb House Fire Ravages Sheldon
Fifteen period in hotel fire. seven bodies rescued. ruins of Webb House in Sheldon, Washington lead to extensive casualties. Names of victims include William Ho and Pearl F. Larrbuorn. several injured or unaccounted. Navy christening planned for new 20,000 ton battleship New York. cruiser fate noted with shift to Maraive.
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Prom
Webb
Sheldon
Washington
Tacoma
Fite
Leo
Pally
William HO
Wiaidtor Nee Vhanke
Penmeycounia Eatroad
Pearl
Henne
Billy
Hoeger
New York
Sop
Navy Repariment
Nations plan global redeployment of battleship fleet
Washington reports Admiral Evans will have his Pacific fleet replaced by a new force led by the New Hampshire. The route will circumnavigate via the Suez, with Hawaii and the Philippines to follow after California calls. An auxiliary fleet and two new 16,000 ton battleships are also described.
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New York
Admiral Evans
Heet
Pacific
Times
Pacific Coast
Provident
Hawaii
Philippines
California
Suez Canal
Globe
Atlantic
Taat
Mavy Department
Evans
New Hampshire
Mississippi
Idaho
Cramps
Trena
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
South Carolina
Imperial Valley Land Fraud Claims Surface in Public Row
Public attention focuses on alleged land frauds in the Imperial valley as Stewel Skinner accuses officials and landholders of illegal fencing of 2000 acres and evictions. Oakland official L R Glavis has been quietly investigating, with a key land contest set before the Los Angeles land office receiver on November 4.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
L. R. Glavis
Government Land Office
Oakland
Cal
Stewel Skinner
Skinner
Funeral Rupture Quelled by Police After Labor Day Riot
In San Francisco a riot in the Mission district broke out as iron workers returned from a funeral for J. J. Peterson. Police arrested five men after stones were thrown at streetcars. traffic resumed after brief disruption.
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San Francisco
Mission District
Th Structural Iron Workers Union
J. J. Peterson
United Ftailroads
Guerrero Street
Sixteenth Street
Mission Station
Navy Plans Historic Shuffle in Battleship Command
The secretary of the navy with President Roosevelt's approval plans a major reorganization of the fleet. Fourteen of eighteen captains will be younger than their predecessors as 100 million dollars of equipment prepare to sail through the Straits of Magellan to the Pacific. Washington yard works rush to fit new guns and torpedo tubes for the sixteen ships headed west, under Rear Admiral Lowry as yard and factory chief.
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New York
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt
Athantic
Straits of Mungellage
Pacific
Pquirerbo
Washington
Pacific Coast
Washington Navy Navy Yard
Javys AJ
Lowatae
Navy Yard
Wreckers Ditch Fat Freight near Pittsburg
Train wreckers at Scott Haven, thirty miles east of Pittsburg, removed spikes from the eastbound track to ditch the New York express at 9:30 PM. The fast freight derailed, throwing the engine and twelve cars into the ditch, with merchandise scattered for miles. the tank burst into the river. The engine crew escaped injury.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rcott Haven
Here
New York Expres
New York Express
United States Leases Port on Siberian Coast
An official report claims the United States has secured a five year lease for Narvik bay on the Siberian coast to be used for the coming winter season. The arrangement covers the floating dry dock facility at Viadiwogtuck and related harbor operations.
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United States
Siberian
Herlin
Shanghai
Narvik Bay
Viewdivoutuck
Viadiwogtuck
Rumored Attempt to Murder Emperor Francis Joseph
Vienna reports deny any assassination attempt on Emperor Francis Joseph. A peasant bearing a cane tried to approach the emperor to present a petition, sparking rumors of an attack at Koenigsdorf near Klagenfurt. Private information supports the official denial and says no attempt occurred.
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Vienna
Austria
Francis Joseph
Miajesty
Koenigfurt
Austria- Hungary
Lalbach
Carinthia
McKinley Monument Dedicatory at Buffalo
The state of New York erected an obelisk of white marble eighty six feet high in Niagara Square Buffalo to memorialize William McKinley. The monument stands at the intersection of Niagara and Court streets and Delaware avenue, approved by the city.
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Buffalo
Memyiry
William McKinley
State of New York
Niagara Square
Niagara and
Court Streets
Delaware Avenue
Nordhaus Staab Nuptials in Santa Fe
Santa Fe reports the quiet wedding of Max Norvans of Las Vegas and Bertha Staab of Santa Fe at the Staab home on Palace Avenue. Chief Justice William J. Mille officiated as relatives and close friends attended, due to the mother of the groom's illness. The bride, daughter of merchant A Staab, is praised for charm and wide social ties. The groom works with Charles Ufeld Co. in Las Vegas and will travel to Europe for several months after the ceremony.
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Santa Foe
N. M
Max Norvhans
Las Vow Vas
Bertha Staab
Btuab
Palace Avenue
William J. Mille
Territorial Supreme Court
Stanb
A. Staab
New Mexico
Nopilhuus
Charles Ufeld & Co
Las Versas
Merion
Nis
Ated Mins
Nordhaus
Euerope
Variety Ad Offers Valle Delicacies Menu Teasers
A quirky ad invites readers to explore varied Valle Delicacies for Sunday dining. The playful text hints at specials and novelty dishes, urging careful reading for hidden temptations and seasonal treats.
Pay Increases Proposed for Army Navy Officers and Enlisted
Washington announces a new administration bill to raise pay across the army navy marine corps and revenue cutter service. Enlisted personnel would gain 30 percent with lower increases for officers and generals. privates would earn up to 130 dollars monthly, while high ranks see scaled raises. The measure follows months of debate and input from General Alna worth and treasury officials.
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Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
Oveter Bay
Newberry
Marine
Revenue Cutter Service
War
Navy Departments
Alnaworth
Dassistaunt
United States Army
Penitentiary Board Refuses Two Salaries for Garrett
The New Mexico penitentiary commission adjourned after two days with routine business. It refused to authorize two salaries for R. C. Garrett the assistant superintendent and brick expert at 100 and 50 dollars monthly, while preserving the superintendent’s pay pending legal opinion. Governor Curry left Santa Fe tonight for Las Vegas Ra ton and Clayton on a four or five day northern trip.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
de Mier
Alamogordo
Walters
Agtee
R. C. Garrett
Attorney General's Office
Garrett
Territorial Law Office
Curry
Las Vegas
Raton
Clayton
T. W. Hayward
The
Penitentiary Commission
William J. Mulls
Pred Fornoff
Mounted Police
Turbulent anti Hindu riot drives hundreds from Bellingham
Rioting whites beat six Hindus and drive about seven hundred Indian natives toward Canada near Bellingham Bay Washington. Police establish armed guards as Mayor Black swears in fifty special policemen and British subjects seek protection from British authorities.
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Bellingham Bay
Wash
Bellingham
British Columbia
India
Great Northern
Black
Vancouver
Sheriff's Office
Larson
Lake Whatcom
Bryce
Washington
Bryan Scores War Secretary Bryan Scores War Secretary
Oklahoma City reports show a large crowd hearing William J. Bryan defend Taft administration. The speech drew enthusiastic reception as he criticized Secretary Taft and discussed constitutional views on territorial questions. A separate note mentions a drowning at Tybee Island, with a lifeless body recovered and a widow and three week old baby in Houston.
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Oklehoma City
William
Bryan
Oklahomea
Indian Territory
Ursin
Taft
Ol Bihomas Meddoulian
Alt Viayer
Savannah
Dia
Repl
bo-Saeph
Tivinkhey
Fiield-R Tue
Bavan
Huhteath
Toomold
Houston
Pew
Ruef Sentence Postponed Again in Extortion Case
San Francisco Sept 6 Abraham Ruef facing extortion charges against French restaurant keepers had his sentence postponed again. He appeared before Judge Dunne and the matter was put over until September 11. Disposition of four other Ruef extortion cases was also made.
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Abraham Ruef
Dunne
Ruef
Plague prevention measures at San Pedro port
United States government orders eight inspections of ships entering San Pedro to curb bubonic plague. Officers scrutinize rats and their meas on them. authorities intensify port health surveillance. A separate report notes the Anglo Russian convention signed to regulate interests in Tibet Afghanistan and Persia opening northern Persia to British enterprise and southern Persia to Russian enterprise.
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San Pedro
Cal
United States
Bi. Petersburg
Tibet
Afghanistan
Persia
Clirac
Doctor Gaylord P. Clark Dies Suddenly in Syracuse
Dr. Gaylord P. Clark dean of the College of Medicine at Syracuse University died suddenly today from heart disease in New York.
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New York
Gaylord P. Clark
College of Medcine
Syracuse University
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