New Mexico Fair Opens Tomorrow At Noon
Havana Bay shows three American warships the Des Moines Dixie and their crews. Commander Colwell reports peace talks ongoing and says he could end the rebellion if authorized while Rodriguez fights near El Calle. Trepoff, the famed Russian palace commander, dies at Peterhof at age 60.
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Colwell
Denver
Havana
Havana Bay
Des Moines
Dixie
Culver
Urban Holmes
Roosevelt
Palma
United States
Cuba
Navy Department
Department
Nhot
Rodrigues
Rodriguez
Blaxa
Ie Cale
Feud Ends in Expulsion of 165 Mogul Indians
The long standing feud between two Mogul Indian factions in Orahe ends with 165 hostiles driven out by 90 friendlies. Expelled families camp four miles from the village, likely preventing return. Superintendent Lemmon reports agency workers are safe and the present status should hold with no further trouble anticipated.
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Morning Journal
Gallup
N. M
Fonz
Ora‘hi
Pueblo
Lemmon
Mogul Reservation
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington
Opening of Twenty sixth New Mexico Territorial Fair
Official program outlines the fair opening on Monday September 17 with events at the Alvarado Hotel and fair grounds. Governor Hagerman to lead 1:30 pm opening including a march to the grounds, baseball doubleheader, Indian races and carnival activities with a bicycle dive by Reckless Russell at 10:30 pm.
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New Mexico
Alvarado Hotel
H. J. Hagerman
Fair Grounds
the Fair Grounds
Reckless Russell
Republican Convention Urges Probe of Territorial Institutions
A Grant County report notes strong ticket witnesses at a nomination event while urging Gov Hagerman to order a full investigation into territorial institutions amid ongoing political tensions.
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Hagerman
Cattle War Gaol Fight On Train Leaves One Close to Death
A train confrontation erupted during the Lincoln County cattle war with a sixshooter menacing a man who was nearly beaten to death by a group. The incident underscored growing tensions in the county.
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Lincoln County
Taft Plans Trip To Cuba Amid Cuban Situation
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon are pressed to depart Washington for Cuba to aid in pacification. Taft meets bureau chiefs at the War Department to finalize preparations. Bacon expected to join. timing depends on copying a magazine article. Des Moines to carry the party to Cuba, meeting ship location uncertain.
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Penistt Magazine
Washington
Taft
Bacon
Husana
War Department
Cuba
Des Moines
Tampa
Key Weat
Moody comments on Cuban situation and Roosevelt nomination
Attorney General Moody says he hopes Cuba stabilizes without U S intervention and doubts a second Roosevelt nomination would occur. He spoke at Republican state headquarters about the October 6 convention and noted prevailing Cuban sentiment. Separately, India faces a worsening rice famine affecting northern provinces with abnormal prices and long queues at shops.
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Clene el William Ho Moody
United States
Rooseve
Moody
India
Colcptta
Russian premier not harmed in alleged assassination plot report
The Prankfurter Zeitung telephonically clarified that a Wiesbaden dated story about a Russian student Rosenberg armed with a bomb a revolver and a dagger attempting to assassinate the Russian premier in Hamburg tonight is a pure invention. Witte a former Russian premier was cited in the U S account but the claim is denied.
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Vtertin
Count Witte
Hamburg
Americans in Hungary to Unveil Statue
Budapest September 15 Americans in Hungary planned a formal unveiling today. Attendees gathered at the National Museum square then moved to monuments honoring Petefi and the Mung yur fatherland, later laying wreaths and visiting St Stephen’s monument. This afternoon wreaths were placed on Kooshuth's tomb.
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Budapest
Washington
National Museum
Petefy
Szecheni
St Stephen
Kooeuth
Turmoil Rumor Threatens Consuls Amid Massacre Fears
A circulating rumor from Warsaw claims terrorists warned foreign consuls of murder if a massacre occurs. In Mexico City a Hotel collapse killed four and injured many. victims unidentified. In St Louis Major General Adolphus W. Greeley assumed command of the army's northern division, succeeding General Henry C. Corbin.
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Trepoff
Sergius
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Imperial Guard
Winter Palace
Beame
Russia
Kut
Trepett
Euler
Warsaw
Collteses
Mmiahbuahua
Mexico
Comex Fariaz
Greeley
St. Louis
Adolphus W. Greeley
United States Army
Henry C. Corbin
Viceroy Yuan Ends Haulu Festival Celebrations
General Yuaneh Kal, the viceroy, orders cancellation of Haulu festival celebrations, calling the festivities foolish and wasteful.
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Pekin
Yuan- Ehih-Kal
Mexico Prospero us on the Gold Basis
Mexico enters its second year on the gold standard with strong prospects as foreign capital rebounds. Edward M Conley notes $156.6 million of foreign funding in the first year, led by American investments in railways and mining, boosting total American capital in Mexico to about $600 million.
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New York
Mexico
Edward M Conley
Mexico City
Waa
Ely
Piranes
Limantour
Inter State Commerce Board Allows Cotton Rate Cuts
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled on the Southern Railway and other lines east of the Missouri while south of the Ohio and Potomac. Carriers may reduce export cotton rates with three days notice until March 1 1907 and publish station postings. Cotton seed products and lumber rates were denied.
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Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Southern Railway Company
Missouri River
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
T Ie Commission
Franklin Lane
Rights Recovery drive shifts in China pressuring Buddhist priests
Telegraphs from Victoria report China’s Rights Recovery campaign continues with expulsion of Japanese Buddhist priests accused of political propaganda as raids by Hunghutze brigands hit Manchuria. A railway ambush near Harbin left six dead and forty prisoners, while a Hunghutze force destroyed a Japanese garrison at Kwang Tang before retreating.
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Victoria
B. C
China
Tremont
Manchuria
Huntghutze
Manchurian
Harbin
Chwangchun
Kwang Tang
Severe Austro Hungarian Weather Leaves Trails of Damage
Reports from Austro Hungary describe very low temperatures with snow and heavy rain in the Alps and valleys. In Raab district homes and shelters are cut off as hailstorms devastate vines and crops with livestock losses and injuries. one cowboy killed in Saemere. London notes Lord Rosebery silent on platform as rumors swirl about a new literary work.
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Vienn
Austro-Hungary
Raab
Hungary
Cer
Saemere
London
Lord Roseberry
Earl
Napoleon
Great Disraeli
Earl of
Beaconsfield
Alarming rise in crime among discharged Japanese soldiers
Tokyo reports crime in Japan has risen sharply since the end of the war with discharged soldiers at the center. War Minister General Teraueht urges troops and reservists to uphold army dignity and practice thrift and self restraint amid frequent gun and dagger violence. A recent clash near Omka involved labor gangs armed with revolvers and knives.
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Tokio
Japan
Teraueht
Gang of Labore
Omka
Montana Republicans Endorse Mr. Roosevelt
The Republican state convention at Helena adjourned after nominating Charles N. Pray of Chouteau for congress and Henry Smith of Lewis and Clark for the Supreme Court. Resolutions back Montana Republicans in Congress and endorse direct primary reform and direct election of senators, praising President Roosevelt and recent Congress activity.
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Helena
Mont
Charles N. Pray
Chouteau
Congress
Henry (. Smith
Lewis and Clark County
Supreme Court
Mountana
Loonevell
Accountant Carries Off Stakes At Sheepshead
James Brady's $45,000 colt Accountant won the $25,000 annual championship stakes at Sheepshead Bay over two and a quarter miles. HM. P. Whitney's ironsides finished second. The trio clocked 3 55 2-5 with only four runners. Adournant was the favorite. Annapolis, Mal. mem 78.-1.
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New York
James Brady
Accountant
Sheepshead Bay
HM. P. Whitney
Ironsides
Adournant
Grant county Republicans Back Joint Statehood and Andrews
Grant county Republican convention pledges to support Governor Hagerman’s probe into territorial offices and endorses the integrity of MH. Bursem as penitentiary superintendent. Resolutions commend W. W. Andrews for Congress work and back joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona.
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Morning Journal
Silver City
N. M
Grant County
Hight
Hagerman
MH. OO. Bursem
Territorial Republian
Territorial Penitentiary
W.W. H Andrews
New Mexico
Convention backs salary basis for county officers
The convention records its stance in favor of placing all county officers on a salary basis rather than the current fee system, and resolves to nominate only officers who can give personal attention to duties.
Strong county ticket placed at Kant County nominating convention
The convention nominated a full Republican county ticket led by Aletriet and Culbertson for county commissioner and Ra Pell County, with Purneworth for sheriff and Utter for county surveyor. Delegates to the constitutional and territorial conventions include Witeen Deegan and Sanford, with Bush and Newcomb reelected to county chair and secretary respectively. The ticket is described as one of the strongest in Kant County history and regional prospects look bright.
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Beponn Vorbis
Fivet Aletriet
W. H. Jock
Oak Grove
Aletrhet
Victor Culbertson
Rapelle
Charles A. Purneworth
Prement
Clark Rodgers
Lone Mountain
Benjamin F. Wheeler
Tordsturg
James
Kant County
Eurocomes
Birthday of Diaz Marks Mexican Independence Celebration
Mexico City reports Diazs birthday celebrated with officials and diplomats at the National Palace. President Paz, age 76, enjoys good health as crowds honor Mexico's independence anniversary after the recent French defeat.
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Mexico City
Ian
Paz
Mexico
Ding
Naopal Palace
Diplomatic Army
Avi Navy
Navy ships Suffolk? Noted heading for new battleships
From Newport R I Bem 15 reached by the navy depart ment the first class battleships Lou siana and Virginia sailed today. Destination of the vessels could not be learned here.
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Newport
Navy Department
Loussania
Virginia
Leslies on Trial for Slaughtering Cattle
In Alamogordo New Mexico a Lincoln county venue case sees Robert Lestie Sr and Jr on trial for cattle killing. A train riot erupts as tensions flare between supporters of the Leslies and their rivals. Deputies arrest leaders amid threats and rising violence surrounding the hard fought case backed by Black Cattle and McDonald Cattle companies.
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Morning Journal
Alamogordo
N. M
Fl Paso & Southwestern
Lincoln County
Robert Lestie, Sr
Robert Leste, Jr
Lincoln
Dan
Jake Hix
Leslies
Black Cattle Company
McDonald Cattle Company
H. B. Holt
Las Cruces
L Hi. Harney
Fort Worth
Texas
Ciatewood
Roswell
J. B. Wharton
Gatewood
Wharton
Colorado Republican Convention Adjourned Sine Die
The Colorado Republican state convention completed its work and adjourned sine die. The ticket was chosen by the leaders, with some efforts to break the slate. Chief Justice William H. Gabbert was not renominated for a Supreme Court seat. The final ticket includes Governor Philip B. Stewart and others across El Paso, Boulder, Weld, Denver, Prowers, Jefferson, Las Animas, and Mean counties.
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Denver
Cal
Tedey Amt
William H. Gabbert
Supreme Bench
Philip B. Stewart
el Paso County
Timothy O'Connor
Boulder County
Alfred &. Rent
Prowers County
George D. Statler
Weld
William 4. Dickson
Denver County
Katherine L. Crag
Jefferson Counds Regents of
State University
Charles K. Dudley
James ©. Keli
Las Animas County
Supreme Court
William H. Ga
Democratic speaker draws largest Virginia crowd at Radford
William Hrsan delivered a political address to a record Radford audience in southwest Virginia. He framed democracy as a heart appealing doctrine and urged party unity for the coming campaign, criticizing Republicans on the trust issue and praising Democratic ethics.
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Roanoke
William
Hrsan
Ginia
Fair
Madford
Radford
Iran
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mryan
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Peterhof of Common
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Tmiandant
Imperial Palace
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Angina Pectoris
Russa
Nicholas III
Dinitel
Kins
Prepotl
Teal
Hot
Temety
Dantes
Witte
Tsarkoe-Belo
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Stolypin
Nicholas
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Pany
Ares
Porpion
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prest
Montana
MR. Roosevelt
Sheepshead
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Annapolis
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Diaz
Colorado
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Pert
Bryon
Virginiay
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