Roosevelt delays and Rough Riders reunion tour across New Mexico
Special to the Herald reports a festive El Paso to Albuquerque excursion with extra coaches, bands, and Rough Riders en route. Track washouts near Rincon delayed six trains carrying about 2500 people, including delegation from Las Vegas and Santa Fe, as Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Las Vegas for the Riders reunion amid heavy rain and crowded streets.
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Opi nion on Alger Pingree alliance in cabinet
Washington June 24 opinion says Alger's political bond with Pingree will complicate his cabinet retention. Pingree has been seen as a potent influence shaping Eddy era policy.
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Pingree
Michigan Senators Duel Over McKinley Cabinet
The piece discusses the race between McMillan and Alger for a U S Senate seat. It notes Alger’s alliance with a political partner, the need to win administration support, and predicts a costly, high-stakes fight with both men spending substantial sums to secure victory.
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Wood Will Stay in Service Despite Offer
General Wood arrived from Adams Massachusetts after a McKinley meeting and will sail for Santiago in a week. He rejected resigning his commission for a $30,000 a year post as military governor of Santiago and denied any talk of a Cuba governor generalship.
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Woman kills husband in bed amid suspected puerperal insanity
New York reports Mrs Harvey J Ramsey killed her husband by cutting his throat while asleep. Dr Anderson said her impending motherhood had overthrown her reason and linked the act to puerperal insanity.
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Ramsey
Altgeld Sees Railroads as 1900 Election Issue
Chicago June 24 Altgeld declares railroads will be the issue in 1900 and calls them breeders of trusts. He says a Democratic convention within 30 days would likely adopt a plank favoring government ownership of railroads.
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H B Plant Dead in New York at Eighty
Henry B. Plant head of the Plant railway system and steamer lines died suddenly at his New York home after a period of illness. He was eighty years old and regarded as a leading railway organizer in the country.
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The Cup Defender Columbia Strands On Mud Bank
The cup defender Columbia left the wharf for a trial trip but ran aground shortly after, settling on a mud bank and may not be floated until high tide. The incident occurred at Bristol on June 24.
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Wages Advance as Chicago Packing Firms End Strike Threat
A general strike in Chicago stockyards was averted when packing companies granted wage increases to dissatisfied workers. The dispute had threatened to halt work for about forty thousand men.
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Major Drennan of First Montana Dies in Manila
Manila dispatch reports Major Drennan of the First Montana died at 1 a.m. today in Manila from Brights disease after a three month illness. Drennan’s death is conveyed to Adjutant General Corbin in Washington.
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Metal Market Copper and Silver Prices Report
New York on June 24 shows copper at 18.25, silver at 6.04, and lead at 4.25 per unit. The brief market note records precious and base metal prices for investors and traders.
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WHIMNY IS CORNERED Any Price
News from Gusymas reports a group of twenty Mexicans who left San Diego on a perilous trek cornered with no clear price on their fate. The brief dispatch notes danger and pursuit as authorities track the migrants through uncertain terrain.
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South Africa Crisis Seen Growing in Berlin Diplomatic Circles
In diplomatic quarters, the South Africa situation is regarded as having grown seriously. Officials note heightened tensions and possible international implications as events unfold, signaling growing concern among diplomats posted in Berlin.
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Democratic convention in Louisville adjourns amid excitement
The Louisville Democratic convention faced a lively scene as Stone and Goebel were nominated and balloting began. Allege charges labeled Stone a trickster as officials report a general row in progress. The session adjourned from 2:30 to 6 PM.
Talmage Ill With Cholera Morbus Not Sunstroke
Rev. Dr. T DeWitt Talmage is sick at his Washington home with cholera morbus but not seriously. He and his wife plan a longer vacation on Long Island next week. Reports of sun stroke are denied by his physicians.
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G A R Veteran Dies by Own Hand in Public Square
Cleveland dispatch reports Marjor Krause a prominent G A R veteran of Pittsburg shot himself in the public square at daybreak. His widow and children are en route and offer no clear motive citing no business or family troubles.
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Chase ends as posse abandons Union Pacific train robbers
Marshall Hedsell and his men quit the pursuit after three weeks tracking the Union Pacific train robbers and returned to Casper Wyoming crestfallen and disappointed.
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Train robbers Kennedy and Jennings jailed for twenty years
Hartville Missouri June 24 Jack Kennedy and Bill Jennings train robbers were sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary today.
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Bill Jennings
Refloating Plan for Steamer Paris at Falmouth
June 24 report states all preparations are complete for an attempt to refloat the Paris, with the operation expected to occur the following day at Falmouth.
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Police Court Offenders And Hearings Reported
Police court notes include a Mexican cited for horse control violations with fine paid and three others Robinson Long and Patterson entering hearings this evening. Juan Ochoa arrested for disturbing the peace and John C Sheppard for abusive language will face recorder hearings tonight.
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Will Teddy Come
Citizens call a meeting this evening at the real estate office of Harry Wood beside the Herald office to invite Gov. Roosevelt visiting Las Vegas New Mexico to El Paso before returning east. Organizers urge a large turnout and discussion of the matter. All are invited.
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Distant miners and thirsty deaths in Ignacio area
Report from Ignacio Sinaloa describes miners lost and dying of thirst after becoming stranded near the Gulf of California. Their corpses were found by another party as rescue efforts unfolded. Separately in San Francisco on June 24 whisky prices were rising in Yukon following a City of Seattle voyage with Dawson city origin. The North American Transportation Co seeks to control shipments by pressuring Dominion Parliament to halt further liquor passages.
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War clouds gather as Transvaal crisis grows in Cape Town
Alarm over the Transvaal situation spreads in Cape Town as war preparations mount in the Transvaal and Orange Free State. Business slows and uitlander grievances fade from focus while rumors of a general war for South Africa's independence surge among British minds.
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The Rogers Jury Deliberations Continue
The Rogers jury has been out since yesterday evening without a verdict. One juror has persisted in seeking a conviction while the remaining eleven favor acquittal, a split noted as deliberations proceed.
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Brigands Annihilate Russian Party in Manchuria
A twelve member Russian military detachment was annihilated by brigands near Kirin in Manchuria according to dispatches from Shanghai dated June 24. The attack underscores persistent bandit activity in the region.
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Crushed to Death at Union Pacific Gravel Pit
In Greeley Colorado on June 24 Herbert Wells was crushed to death today by cars in the Union Pacific gravel pit.
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Laborers Win Eight Hour Strike in Rochester
Rochester report says city improvement laborers settle strike winning $1.50 for eight hours work. Laborers achieved victory in the dispute over work hours and pay amid city projects.
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Hardin Withdraws From Kentucky Governorship Race
Louisville June 24 Hardin withdrew from the race for the Kentucky governorship. The move leaves the field open as the campaign resumes with other candidates seeking the state’s top office.
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Fruit crop reports foresee shortages in melons and grapes
The reports indicate the long drought has greatly damaged the fruit and melon crop in the lower valley. Canteloupes and grapes will be scarce, but those available will fetch good prices as demand will not be fully met.
Mill of Terror Fire Devastates Laurel Del Fires
A blaze in Laurel Delaware destroyed seventy four buildings in the early hours, causing about 300000 dollars in losses with partial insurance. Residents aided by volunteers moved women and children to safety as nearby towns answered calls for help. the cause remains unknown.
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Baseball Tomorrow: Home Team vs Railroad at Santa Fe Grounds
Tomorrow afternoon a decisive baseball game will be played near the Santa Fe depot between the Home team and the Railroad club. Local lineup details, game time at 3 o clock, and a note on maintaining good conduct and courteous language on the grounds.
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Obituary of Calix to Benevideo Resident of Yaleta
An elderly former resident of Yaleta and ex ranger named Calix to Benevideo died in Yesleta yesterday. He was over 50 and during his time widely known and prominent in his section.
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Yesleta
Thieves Strike New Utah Street House Under Construction
A number of small articles were stolen today from the new house being built by Tillie Howard on Utah street. Police are actively searching for the culprits and recovering items.
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