New West Educational Commission Reports Utah New Mexico Work
The New West Educational Commission held its eighth annual meeting in Chicago. It spent 89,000 dollars supporting 30 schools and four academies in Utah and New Mexico, with 2,725 pupils taught by 64 teachers. Plans were made to build new school facilities in Salt Lake City and Albuquerque.
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Tabernacle
Working Release of the two Imprisoned anarchists
Samuel Fielden and Michael Schwab, imprisoned anarchists, may gain relief after attorneys Solomon and Black discover alleged record errors. They plan to file joint affidavits in Ottawa during the supreme court session, arguing defendants were not present for key court steps and seeking an amended record to aid a possible release.
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Samuel Fielden
Michael Schwab
Solomon
W. P. Black
Supreme Court
Joliet
Ottawa
Captain Black
Fracas at Republican county committee rooms injures three
In San Francisco a melee at the Republican county committee rooms leaves three men wounded and in favorable condition except Antone Christensen. The causes remain disputed with theories from party factions. Parties report organized efforts by so-called Independent Voters to seize ballot boxes and destroy ballots. Violence occurred in several districts with ruffianly acts reported, though no fires were started.
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San Francisco
Republican County Committee
Antone Christensen
Memphis Native Is Identified in Denver Arrest
A Chicago arrest of a young man named Tascott, reported as Lt Scott Turner, is traced to Memphis Tennessee. Gen G2 Turner received a telegram from Denver saying his son was seized as a Chicago murderer and pleading for aid. The youth matches the description of Wascott and bears a watch engraved LT Scott.
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Local nominations chart for council and county tickets
The article lists nominations including Juan Jose Baca for council M Cooney and Jacinto Sanchez for representatives and C A Robinson for sheriff. It notes several prominent Republicans plan to vote for Joseph and the Democratic county ticket.
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M. Cooney
Jacinto Sanchez
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Joseph
Ohio Outrage at North Baltimore
At North Baltimore Ohio last night Mrs H C Mayer went to feed her horse and was accosted by a man demanding money. A struggle followed and she escaped with torn clothing. She later fired at a second intruder missing him and was beaten badly, likely to die. Thieves took about $200. officers are in pursuit.
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H. C. Mayer
Carter denies report linking him to Turner name
Denver report states Carter denied being T. Scott Turner of Memphis and denying sending any telegrams. He says he never lived in Memphis and does not know anyone there. He identifies his father David Carter, a potter living in Ft. Edward, New York, as the family kinsman.
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Denver
Colo
Embezzler Bound Over After Preliminary Exam
Whiteacre, assistant bookkeeper at Hutchinson National Bank, faced a preliminary embezzlement exam. The alleged cover of $2,200 spans twelve months. He was bound over in $6,000 to attend the November term of court.
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Whiteacre
Hutchinson National Bank
Secretary Vilas warns against Cherokee grazing leases
Washington September 29 Secretary Vilas sent a letter to the principal chief of the Cherokee nation stating that any lease or contract for grazing on the Cherokee outlet in Indian Territory lacks government authority and will be cancelable.
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Vilas
Cherokee Indian Nation
Indian Territory
Address THE HERALD, Palace Avenue Santa Fe NM
The Herald newspaper is asked to use Palace Avenue Santa Fe New Mexico as the contact address for correspondence or delivery inquiries. This notice specifies location details for reader or advertiser communications.
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New Mexico
Telegraphic Markets Cattle and wool reports across cities
Live Stock Indicator notes Kansas City receipts 8 000 cattle with 3 000 shipments. Best dressed beef and shipping steers strong, grass range steers weak. Texas cows steady, natives weak. Corn fed cattle around 5.00 to 5.50, grass range 1.80 to 3.30. Sheep demand strong in good grades, muttons 3.75 to 4.30. Chicago reports cattle receipts 15 000, steady market. Beeves 6.10 to 6.30, steers 3.50 to 6.05, Texas cattle 2.00 to 3.60, cows 1.45 to 3.29. Sheep receipts 10 000, natives 2.75 to 3.90, western shorn 3.30 to 4.80, Texas shorn 2.75 to 3.30. Philadelphia wool quiet but firm Oregon prices cited. New York copper and tin firm with money on call easy.
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Texas
Chicago
Western Rangers
Socorro Republicans Converge Amid Party Split
Socorro on September 30 saw Republicans and the Peoples Party hold a county convention. The Republican party is divided due to recklessness of local leaders, making a nominal ticket unlikely.
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Republicans and
People's Party
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