Governor Hagerman redraws New Mexico districts in 1906
Governor Hagerman issues a proclamation re apport ioning New Mexico into twelve council districts and twenty one house districts aligning representation with population. The plan attaches McKinley to Valencia and Sandoval to Santa Fe while Bernalillo and other counties receive specified council and house seats.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Hagerman
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
House of Representatives
Partnershiip
McKinley
Sandoval
McKinley County
Valencia County
Sandoval County
Santa Fe County
Territory
Council
Legislative Assembly
Territory of
United States
Legislative
I. J. Hagerman
Colfax
Union
Taos
Mora
Rio Arriba
San Juan
San Miguel
Quay
Guadalupe
Bernalillo
Valencia
Socorro
Sierra
Grant
Luna
Dona An
Otero
Lincoln
Torrance
Sandova
Socorro and
Sierra Counties
Grant and
Luna Counties
Dona Ana
Grant, Luna
Chaves
Eddy
Roosevelt
Cuban Revolt Stifles Prosperity Amid Growing Insurrection
Havana reports rising insurgent sentiment across Pinar del Rio Havana and Santa Clara provinces with two thirds of rural residents opposed to the government. General Mario Menocal met with President Palma to discuss peace efforts while insurgent leaders ponder negotiations and a disclosed document outlines a constitutional restoration program. Colonel Valle pursues rebels in Santa Clara as Havana fortifications strengthen.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Mario Menocal
Palma
Menocal
Cebreco
Associated Press
United States
Pino Guerra
Pinar Delo Rio City
Albert
Valle
General McCaskey backs canteen restoration in annual report
Brigadier General William McCaskey, commanding the southwestern division with headquarters in Oklahoma City, argues in his War Department report that the post exchange canteen feature should be restored. He says soldiers view the law as an infringement on personal constitutional rights and believes a federal court would find it unconstitutional.
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Washington
William McCaskey
Army
Oklahoma City
War Department
United States
Kneeling Nun of Santa Rita Inspires Poetic Verse and Civic Debate
A Topeka captain writes a commemorative poem about the Kneeling Nun of Santa Rita, a rock formation near Silver City, blending imagery of nature and spirituality with reflections on social reform. The piece appears beside reports of Bryan’s criticism of the Republican party and a Democratic banquet in Chicago. Wheat market data follow with December futures movements and prices.
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Santa Rita
Captain Waters
Topeka
Silver City
Police Strikers Dismissed in Rome
Fifty municipal policemen who had been on strike since yesterday were arrested at mid day, disarmed and summarily dismissed from the corps. The remainder of the strikers, numbering about 1060, will share the same fate.
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Rome
Roosevelt's son not at ringside in Goldfield inquiry
Goldfield Sept 4 President Richard of the Goldfield Athletic era told the Associated Press that young Roosevelt was not at the ringside during the Gans Nelson fight nor has he been in Goldfield.
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Goldfield, Nex
Richard
Goldfield
Roosevelt
Gans- Nelson
Associ
Ted Press
Twin Sullivan Seeks Tryout With Gans in Butte
Mike Sullivan known as Twin seeks a shot at Joe Gans after winning a light welter title bid in Butte. He posted a $1,000 stake for a match with Jans at the weight of the prior Gans bout. The Butte Athletic Club wired a $5,000 purse offering a fight on a future date in Butte.
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Butte
Mont
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Jack Dateherty
Joe Jans
Gans
Sullivan
Butte Athletic Club
Bryan and Bryan on Municipal Ownership Debate
Washington and Chicago report on W J Bryan visiting for two speeches. He criticized railroad influence in politics and urged local state ownership of rail lines with federal control of trunk lines. Bryan supported direct election of U S senators and denounced Senator Sullivan’s methods while courting Illinois Democrats.
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Chicago
Bryan
Sullivan
Thisnois
Roger Sullivan
National Committee
Democratic Party
Dunlap
St. Louis
Illinois
Washington
United States
Bailey
New York
Senator Bailey
The
Washington Times
Baltimore Sun
W. J. Bryan
Iroquois Club
Jefferson Club
Roger C. Sullivan
Europe
Boston Wool Market Quiet During Week
Bradstreet's reviews slow arrivals of late west purchases. Boston wool trade remains quiet though demand is steady. Fancy woolens and dress goods show sales strength while cheap men’s wear woolens lag. Prices settle toward 68 70 cents scoured. Utah Wyoming Nevada and California wools quoted across multiple slots with modest activity and diminishing foreign stock.
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New York
Bradstreet
Boston
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
Montaas
Texas
California
Choice Northern
Humboldt
Mendocino
West
Metals Rally and Local Prices in New York Market
Copper up on London market with spot at £86 and futures at £85 17s 6d. Local copper prices hold firm with electrolytic at $18.75 19.00 and casting at $18.25 18.59. Lead steady locally at $5.75 5.90 while London gains 5s to £17 14s. Spelter unchanged in London at £27 1s. local at $6.00 6.10. Silver quoted at 67 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars at 41 cents.
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New York
London
Chicago Board of Jade. Chicago Board Weather Report
Chicago today reports excellent weather with clear skies and mild temperatures. Forecasters expect light winds and comfortable conditions for outdoor activities this afternoon and evening.
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Chicago Board of Jade
Chicago
Weath
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Kansas City livestock receipts total 15 000 cattle and 6 000 sheep with steady market. Prices span native and western cattle from 2.00 to 9.25 per cwt, cows and heifers 1.75 to 4.85, calves 2.50 to 5.50, stockers 2.50 to 4.50, bulls 2.00 to 3.15, muttons 4.50 to 5.50, lambs 6.00 to 7.40, range sheep 4.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Chicago Live Stock Prices Turn Some Markets Steady
Cattle receipts total 10 000 with best grades steady while lower grades weaken Cattle ranges include common to prime steers 3 75 to 6 80 cows 2 70 to 4 75 heifers 2 60 to 3 65 bulls 2 25 to 4 50 calves 3 00 to 7 75 stockers and feeders 2 60 to 4 35 Sheep receipts 20 000 with market steady to strong Sheep 4 25 to 7 50 yearlings 5 40 to 6 50 lambs 6 00 to 7 90
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Chicago
Boston Wool Market Holds Steady After Light Buying
Boston wool market shows unflagging interest and firm prices as traders anticipated heavier purchases. Demand remains steady despite lighter buying activity.
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Boston
Wool Market Report From St Louis Wool
St Louis wool prices remain steady with territory and western medium grades quoted at 24 to 28 cents, fine medium at 18 to 22 cents, and 14 cents for a lower grade lot.
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St. Louis
Territorial form Cuba salvation debated in Washington
Washington reports quote a member of the president's staff arguing a territorial form of government is the only solution for Cuba's troubles. The piece notes U S reluctance after the Spanish dispossession, Cuban uprisings, and potential U S military involvement as Palma’s forces grow toward 16 000 with Cuban treasury strains projected at over half a million dollars daily.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Antilles
War Department
State Department
Palma
Hs Treasury
Big New Hotel Planned for Flagstaff
General Sampson and wife arrived in Flagstaff after a lengthy trip and praised northern Arizona as a summer resort. He cited superb scenery and climate and noted the lack of accommodations as a barrier to growth, adding that a large hotel is a likely near future possibility for Flagstaff and northern Arizona.
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General Sampson
United States
Flagstaff
Arizona
Mormons Plan Invasion of Mexico and Land Purchases
Reports from Guadalajara state Mormons plan to move 12 000 families into Mexico. They bought large tracts in the state of Mexico Oaxaca and 300 000 acres in Sinaloa. Mexican government concession for beet sugar production and a $59 00 900 gold investment are noted. Colonies in Chihuahua prosper.
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Uadalajara
Mexico
State of
Oaxaca
Fuertez River
Sinaloa
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
Chihuahua
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