He Did Not Break Down and Expressed No Borrow for His Atrocious Crime
CLOLGOS2 PAID. THE PENALTY. He did not break down and expressed no borrow for his atrocious crime.
02 Nov 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
1
CLOLGOS2 PAID. THE PENALTY. He did not break down and expressed no borrow for his atrocious crime.
The article details the execution of Leon F. Czolgsz after McKinley’s assassination, noting the four minute interval from cell walk to death by 1700 volts. Czolgzski speaks to witnesses, Declares his motive, and refuses further remarks. Warden Mead and Superintendent Colling oversee the event with witnesses assembled.
A compact roundup from The Best Newspapers of New Mexico highlights local events across communities, including civic notices, performances, and social gatherings shaping daily life in the territory.
A jogged digest notes miners in Dawson City and social events in Rincon, opera house plans for Santa Fe, a new postmaster in Gardiner, and arrests in Albuquerque. It covers court notes in Mora, a remark on Santa Fe militia, marriages in Raton, and civic tidbits about sewers, breweries, a new newspaper poetry page, and pension figures for New Mexico.
Notice from Las Cruces New Mexico that a land patent for a unit in Tawa is rejected under the 1888 act, with public inspection of the subdivisions and a 60 day contest window for claims valuing land more for minerals than agriculture. Also notices of final proof deadlines and witnesses for settlement in Deming, New Mexico.
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