Felons accused of fiendish assault in Santa Fe canyon
A Santa Fe girl Gertrude Montgomery lies near death after a brutal assault by three convicts from the New Mexico Penitentiary. The attackers kept her for four days in a canyon before leaving her wounded and starving. Authorities, including Governor Curry, order the convict force held for identification. Three arrests made. motive and exact identification remain unsettled as the victim fights for life.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Gertrude Montgomery
New Mexico Penitentiary
Santa Fe Canyon
Gunderman
Dawson
Colfax
Tom Dauer
Hold
Pas Otero ¥ Chaves
Lincoln County
Sant Pe Canyon
Curry Wis
Banta Fe
Dauer
Chavez Boy
Mises Montgomery
Fred Forno Noice
Miss Montgomery
Arrests Made in Santa Rosa Murder Mystery
Three Santa Rosa residents are detained as investigators pursue the murder of 18 year old Sarah Hatton in the hills above the town. Evidence presented at the coroner’s inquest links Robert Hogins to the case with circumstantial details, while two others offer alibis. The body was found near the railroad, with signs of a struggle and a missing saddle and red coat. Hogins faces a preliminary hearing Tuesday morning.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Los Tanos
Sarah Matton
Robert Hogine
R. L Hatton
Hagins
Miss Hatton
Santa Bert
Wise Dry Goods Company
Howins Iy
Santa Iosa
Jonita Montana
Mitts Hatton
Montana
Roma
John Hicks
Bridie
Coat
Hogin
Tucumcari
Mire Alatton
Law Tanos
Tragic assault appalls Santa Fe crowd
Gertrude Montgomeria, a young schoolteacher from Shreveport, La., was found in Santa Fe canyon with a back neck wound and bruises. She remained alive at St. Vincent's Hospital with possible recovery, while investigators seek the assailants who left her for dead in mid September.
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Matias Martinez
Santa Fe Canyon
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sloan
Joseph. Seni
Fred Fornoff
Mounted Police
Charlies Crossey
Miss Montgomery
Santa Fe
W. H. Kennedy
Montezuma Avenue
John Conway
Conwaye
Conway
Hey
Grant County
N. M
Gertrude
Santa Pepix
Shreeveport
Montgomery
Moorish Villages Burned by Invaders Near Rift
Fragmentary report describes Moorish villages set ablaze as invaders press the advance through the Rift region. Tribesmen retreat under gunfire while Spaniards push forward amid ongoing conflict.
Safe arrival of cutter at Sandakan North Borneo
News reports the cutter reached Sandakan in North Borneo safely today. On board was Perrin, port collector of Bala Bac, who traveled to procure supplies. No details of any pirate encounter were included in the dispatch.
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Sandakan
North Borneo
A, Ke Perrin
Balabac
Hearings on Pacific Coast Freight Traffic Begins
Martin J. Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission left for the Pacific Coast to preside over a series of freight traffic hearings. The first sessions will start in Spokane on September 29 and cover nationwide railroad rates from Atlantic to Pacific.
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Nate Hearings
Pacific Coast
Washington
Chatimar
Martin J. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic
Pacific Seaboard
Sponake
Must Set New Date for Judgment Day
In West Duxbury Massachusetts on Sept 26 a visioned end time was shared with Triune immersionists in Ashdod and believers returned home while others arrived to attend the chapel meeting open to outsiders conducted as a prayer and testimony gathering.
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West Duxbury
Mass
Ashdod
Saloon Shooting in El More Leaves Two Dead
Police say D Fala gar and T Aragon are under arrest in Trinidad Colorado after a shooting at the Patal Saloon early today following a quarrel. One man is dead and another seriously injured, investigation ongoing.
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Trinidad
Colo
D. Falagar
T. Aragon
el More
Many Would-Be Citizens Rejected in Recent Year
Washington reports 2 067 aliens denied naturalization in the last fiscal year, a material rise from the previous year’s rejections. The count reflects a broader tightening of eligibility for U S citizenship and affects immigrants seeking naturalization.
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Washington
Naturalization Aas
United States
Lurid Tale Of Piracy Proves Baseless
Manila dispatch reports rumors that revenue cutter Bera was captured by pirates were found unfounded. The official notice confirms no such incident and clarifies the misinformation circulating in the area.
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Manila
Eutsier Bera
Mining Congress Opener Draws Nevada Delegates
Goldfield Nevada prepares for the twelfth American Mining congress opening tomorrow with up to 2900 delegates expected. Officials report focus on forestry and conservation, with W W Dyar and Pinecrest to address the session. Delegates will choose the next meeting city among Detroit San Francisco and Spokane and pick a new president among Dr James Douglace and John Dern.
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Morning Journal
Goldfield
Nev
American Mining Congress
Main Street
Congress
Laos
Seading W. W. Dyar
Sfford Pinechot
Forestry Servicer
Committee On National Forest Service
A. G. Growntes
Denver
Crude
Dyar
Conredcre
Detroit
San Francisco
Spokane
Direcorate
J. H
Eight Nations Sailors Patrol New York Harbor
Sailors from ten nations gather for a naval pageant on the Hudson as the British flagship Inflexible receives admiring attention. A flotilla of excursion steamers and motor boats ferries crowds to view the battleships while crews from England France Italy Germany and the United States showcase the fleet.
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New York
Morning Journal
Iwaned
Badlens
England
Germany
Itealy
France
Holland
Mexico
United States
Taft Preaches Amity in Mormon Tabernacle Sermon
President Taft delivers a sermon at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City urging restraint in public criticism and kindness toward rivals. He cites a soft answer turning away wrath, stresses avoiding assumed motives, and praises courtesy across cultures while recounting his day’s travel and audience.
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Tabernacle
Young Men's Christian Association
Unitarian Church
Salt Lake
Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Lester Park
Senator Smoot
Taft
Europe
Grand
Cone
Taft Heads to Butte Amid West Strike Turmoil
President William Howard Taft capped a day in Ogden Utah with an eighteen mile canyon drive and a rally in Lester Park. He planned to reach Butte Montana tomorrow to confront a strike linked to the Western Federation of Miners. Governor Gooding and Idaho figures joined the entourage as Borah and Cornish accompanied the president from Salt Lake City.
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Butte
Ogden
Utah
Taft
Tomorow
Mont
Omaha
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Stuenenberg
Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Salt Lake City
al Cornish
Htrady
Gooding
President Taft to be honored at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
President Taft arrives in Seattle and is made honorary president of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. He will review the parade of U S military and civilian groups, address 18000 at the Natural Amphitheater, attend a Washington state building event, and speak at a luncheon before touring the fair and city. He plans to visit the Livestock show and golf club before heading to Tacoma with the chamber of commerce.
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Seattle
Taft
United States
New York
Waite Quet
Washington State Building
Tacoma
Chamber of Commiere
Vultures Feed On Mouldering Corpses in Louisiana Towns
Foul birds flock over water swept Louisiana towns strewn with bodies of men and animals. Morning Journal reports vultures hovering as a hurricane devastates the region. Dead and burned bodies found in marshes. estimates run to hundreds, with more possibly undiscovered between this area and the Mississippi line.
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Louisiana
Gulf
Louisiane
Labor calm returns to Hutte as Taft visit nears
In Hutte Mont labor tensions ease with unions nearly reconciled. President Taft’s view remains unaffected, and workers are expected to resume at nightfall barring new issues. Fewer disturbances and arrests reported in the last 24 hours.
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Hutte, Mont
Rept
Taft
Peary Orders Sailor’s Effects Brought Aboard Roosevelt
Commander at Etah refused to permit rival’s belongings to be loaded on the steamer Roosevelt. The incident underscores disciplined bearing during the Arctic expedition and flags tension aboard a ship homeward bound from Peary’s command.
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Roosevelt
Etah
Peary blocks Cook records aboard Roosevelt voyage
Dr Frederick A. Cook disputes Peary's move to keep Cook's records and instruments from aboard the Roosevelt. Harry Whitney reports Peary removed items to Etah while Cook vows no slander suit, expects duplicates to finish his account, and notes potential delays in Copenhagen submission.
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Morning Journal
New York
Robert EK. Peary
Frederick A. Cook
Roosevelt
Westttus Instrumenta
Harry Whitney
Cook
Rs Strathcons
Vie Indian Harbor
Cape Ray
FB. A. Cook
Waldorf
Peary
Cache
Etah
Sam
North Star
St. Johns
Mr. Whitney
Tie
Dr. Cook
Kteb
Fhoosevelt
Whitney
Syeell
Copenhagen
Thian
Ailyne
Pole
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Gt Pest OM
Seaeter 1
Cook Records
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