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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1906

Page

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Opening Session Demonstrates New Mexico Wool Growers Unity

Four to five hundred delegates gather in Albuquerque for the New Mexico Sheep and Wool Growers convention led by Solomon Luna. Governor Hagerman and A A Jones address the need for a strong permanent organization and statehood as crucial for regional interests.

Fplka Solomon Luna Farr Association Sheep and Wool Growers of New Mexico Luna Hagerman J. M. Wilson National Worrowers Association Walker National Association A. A. Jones Las Vegas Frank McKee R. A. Romney Bureau of Animal Industry McKee Albuquerque Mr. Jones Congress Jones Statehood Sheep Sanitary Board United States

Albuquerque Big Territorial Fair Opens With Record Crowd

Albuquerque welcomed a record Tuesday crowd for the twenty sixth New Mexico fair. The grounds buzzed with races baseball games and Indian dances while town streets overflowed with visitors. Tomorrow Albuquerque day will close the event with Derby White Seal stake and boxing matches drawing large attendance. tickets are on sale at drug stores and Matson's to ease the crush.

Association New Mexico Railroad Avenue Russell First Street Fair Grounds Santa Fe el Paso Globe and Albuquerque Bor Albuquerque Great Emall Matson

Rock Island train wreck near Dover Oklahoma kills and injures many

Disaster on a Rock Island line near Dover Oklahoma after a river bridge collapse during a northbound No. 12 run. Eight dead, twenty or more injured, many missing as passengers struggle from submerged coaches. Fireman killed, engine and cars swept by floodwaters. Rescue efforts by Kingfisher area physicians and volunteers continue.

Rock Island Bridge Gutorie Okla Rock Island Dover Oklahoma Cimarron River Anand Bank Deere Kingfisher Ara Ma

Staggering Hong Kong Typhoon Lands Heavy Damage

A sudden two hour typhoon battered Hong Kong on September 18, ripping native boats from the harbor, driving ships ashore, and washing many ashore with wreckage strewn throughout. Dozens of vessels were damaged or lost with over a hundred feared dead and millions in damage.

Hong Kong Strathmore Loong Sang Chip Sing Fatshing Polynesian Mont Eagle Signal Emma Luyken Chang Hia Setta Kowloon Sorsergen Johanne Kelletts Island Moorhen Seamer & PP Pearl River

Peace Negotiations Stall as Insurgents Stand Firm

Havana dispatch reports no decision in Cuban peace talks as insurgents refuse concessions until conspiracy prisoners are released. Some leaders press for terms while moderates pause, and liberals seek stronger leverage. A Denver cruiser officers were fired upon near Havana by insurgents mistaking them for government officials.

Havana Automobiles Pino Guerra Pinar del Rilo Lavana del Castills Taft Bacon R Roosevelts General Menace Denver New York

Grand Jury Fails to Indict Bur sum in Santa Fe Penitentiary Probe

The territorial grand jury examining the Santa Fe penitentiary investigation reported no bill against Bur sum W E Martin or R C Garrett, despite a prior expert report finding shortages. A civil suit to recover on Bursums $16 000 bond is expected, aiming to cover shortages cited in the report.

Santa Fe Bursum Santa Pe. N Territorial Gree Territorial Penitentiary HO. Bursum W. E. Martin R. Cc. Garret Sapinnt Kursum

Voliva Chosen Leader in Zion City Election

Wilbur Voliva won the Zion City leadership 1811 to 6 over A N Bills under an order by United States Judge Landis to settle the Dowie Voliva dispute. Dowie, ill and disavowing the court, did not run as about half the 1917 voters were women who prayed after casting ballots.

Chicago Wilbur Voliva Zion City A. N. Bills United States Landis John Alexander Dowie Church Voliva Dowde

Deized While He Milked The Cow Near Mosquerra

Special to the Morning Journal Las Vegas N M reports a brutal attack on Pelpe Gor zaie an aged ranchman at Mosquerra by two masked men looking for hidden wealth They bound him robbed him and threatened death before he freed himself by biting through ropes and escaping The assailants fled with seven dollars and remain at large The case prompts a police probe in Mora county and suspicions target two local residents

Morning Journal Las Vegas N. M Mora Pelpe Gorzaie Mosquerra Gonzales Loxk Hive Iomaléey Conzales

Tammany Boss Almost Loses His Scepter in New York

In New York County primaries Congress­man Herbert M. Parsons won a sweeping victory for Republican organization control, backing Roosevelt and Governor Higgins, while Tammany Hall chief Charles Murphy narrowly retained leadership in the Democratic race. The outcomes shape the Saratoga state convention and Hearst influence.

New York New York County Herbert M. Parsons New York County Committee Charles Murphy Tammany Hall Parsons B. B. Odell, Jr Lemuel Quigg Saratoga Frank W. Higgins Higgins Murphy William Randolph Hearst Hearst

Churchill Defeated at Republican Convention in Concord

In Concord New Hampshire on September 18 Charton M Floyd of Manchester won the Republican gubernatorial nomination after nine ballots. Churchill was Floyds closest competitor with a hard fought convention and delegates cheered as Floyd led in the final roll.

Victoria B.C Japan Kamehtatkay Odake Vindivestock Riesiane Bay Concord N. H Charles H. Greenleaf Franconia Hertes M. Floyd Manchester How. Pillshury Londonderry Winston Churchill Lincoln Republican Club Philferm Hostenwohd Maine Railroad Churchill

Hung Juries Prompt Adjournment of New Mexico Court

Alamogordo New Mexico Sept 18 Judge A Mann adjourned the district court term after a peculiar situation left juries unable to reach verdicts All but one case ended in hung juries causing a halt to proceedings and an unusual exodus of people from the court area.

Mann Alamogordo N. M Meen

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