Logan Support Sways in New Mexico Amid National Debate
The piece notes General John A. Logan's popularity in New Mexico and clarifies he was not an agent for dispossessing natives. It also honors A P. Waite of the Denver Tribune, suffering from hereditary consumption, and reports on Emperor William’s proclamation for Luther’s 500th anniversary observance, with Protestant-Catholic tensions.
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John A. Logan
Mexico
Tiake
Santa Fe
Washington
Senator Logan
Ganette
Evoens Fiesp
Denver ‘Tribune
A. P. Waite
Waitehan
Colorado
Waite
Review
Mr. Waite
Ale Anoat
Rocky Mountain Journaliem
Germany
Martin Luther
Soleme
William
Father
Church of
Rome
Luther
Himeolt
Mirtie Luther
Exposition Plans Stir New Mexico Mining Interests
Governor Sheldon receives a secretary letter urging prompt appointment of a mining exposition commissioners team. It urges New Mexico space allotment, rail and express support, and a push to showcase territorial resources at Santa Fe. The message cites substantial visitor turnout and potential capital investment benefits.
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Sheldon
Domnver Mining and Induntrint En Post
Cite
Bist
Ube
New Mexico
Sante Fe
Grand’ of the Republic
Masons
Grand Amy
Fuann K. Watson
Gance del Aguanse Defense Contempt Case Critique
A critical piece questions the defense attorney in the contempt case and condemns efforts to defy court orders. It argues an attorney who counsels illegal or violent means breaches duty and endangers the justice process.
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Axtell Mesars
Page
Gillie Otero
Vincent
Bestwick
Downs
Axterl
Axtell
Wen
Jorge Axtell
Barelng
Not Dead The Stine-Sin CIT in Kansas City Shooting
The article reports that Orth A Stine is alive after a fatal shooting by George Fredericks, editor of the Evening Star, in Kansas City. It describes the quarrel over Mattie Hartlein and Fredericks' jealousy, Stine's injury from a pistol shot behind the left ear, and Fredericks' critical condition while Stine and Hartlein are held at the station awaiting further action.
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Stine
Kansas City
U. Geeorge Freyericks
Theate Com Jygne
Orth
A. Stine
Jobin
Evening Star
Mattie M Hartlein
Anna, OL
George Hartlein
St. Joseph
Fredericks
Cenique Theatre
Theater Comique
Heavon
Wift
Indiana
The
Star
Sun
J. A. Stine
Giudiove
Cirth
Ile
Alm
Familienne Beachmasn
Wong Chin Fou and Chin Hon Tip in assassination plot
In New York on June 9 Wong Chin Fou reports Chin Hon Tip has been arrested on an accusation of plotting to assassinate him. Tip allegedly sought a revolver from a store proctor and conspired with gamblers to murder Foo for pay. A second item from Emporia reports a man shot in the thigh, with his wife leaving to live apart. the assailant, aged about twenty-one, surrendered and is jailed.
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Colorado Springs
Edger Warren Thumphreys
Thin City Tealay
United States
Bayart Ensign
Muusphreys
Diawick Court
Chicago
Foo
Cinglames Ohio
Colusa
Tip
Sen Francisco
Emporia
Kam
Juus
Richardeon
Ares
Elect
Gurgeane
Ile
Galveston
San Antonio
Wasaon
Progr
Bia
First National Bank of
Forrell
London
Hiram 8S. Marine
Rouen
Dieppe
Paris
Palmer
Malmer
Mramilton
Maxine
Williamson
New York
Pope Refuses Audience Amid Irish Policy Shakeup
A Boston correspondent reports that the pope declined to receive Errington at Rome, signaling a possible shift in Irish policy. Errington is said to be in disgrace with Vatican authorities, with leaks of a secret letter causing dismay in Rowe's pro Vatican faction. Errington reportedly plans to depart Rome for England.
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Boston
Pik
Errington
Iria
Eugdek
Rowe
Vatican
Amd
Torm
Rome
England
Colorado Capitol Report Signals Extra Session Likely
Denver dispatch notes capitol commission findings on wing size and cost overruns in Colorado's proposed capitol building. Governor Grant may call an extra session upon popular request to review defective acts from the last legislature and implement corrections.
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Hall of Representatives
House of Representatives
Washington
Capitol
Texas
Capitol Commission
Grant
Gaiety Theater Fire In Manchester Not Cost Lives
Theater fire at the Gaiety in Manchester caused no performances and no fatalities. In Scutar an explosion in a powder magazine attributed to lightning killed ten soldiers and seven civilians while wounding many more. Other items note shipments of papal documents, a Paris train arrest, a New Jersey factory fire, a Chicago grain warehouse blaze, a London woolen firm failure, and the City of Rome steamer running aground with emigrants aided by the government.
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City of Rome
Gedney Channel
New York
Galway
America
Memorial Day Observance in Santa Fe Celebrated with Parade
Santa Fe marked Memorial Day with a large procession of 2500 to 3000 participants led by Hon. Antonio Ortiz y Salazar and Col. W. S. Fletcher. The event included veterans, civic groups, and a grave decoration at the Carl ton post cemetery after prayers and a patriotic address by Judge Francis Downe.
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Santa Fe
Nanta Fe
Antonio Ortiz Y Salasar
Col
W. 8
Fletcher
Francisco Chaves
James Longwill
ORDAI
Prussion
Carleton
Grand ‘Army of the Republic
Twenty-second Infantry
C.J. Dickey
McKenaie
Citisenn
Yue Cemetery
J. M. Deviteon
Carlton Post
Dent
Col. Craig
Ed. F. Brown
Wynkoop
Geo. Cross
Mirv
Hernard Seligman
W. A. Conant
Jobasdn
Mander Hohl
Bilxs Comsat
Plaia
J. W. Stark
Mang ‘‘Teuting
New Mexico Review Chronicles Local Events and Tragedy
The New Mexican Review reports on a procession in front of the governor’s palace when Mrs. Davidson was injured as a carriage and ambulance crowd moved. She sustained spinal and brain injuries and remains in uncertain condition. Minnie Whitehead marries George H. Spears with a small ceremony and gifts. James Conklin, Santa Fe’s first American settler, dies at 85, leaving a large family and a legacy in the community. The piece notes track work, militia camping plans, and the historic week preparations led by Prof. Henry Worrall and local organizers.
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Davidson
Niew's
J. M. Whitehead
Mian
Minnie Whitehead
George H. Spears
Ada Whitehead
Slater
George Telford
G. W. Riggies
Spears
New Mexican News Room
George
Shake
James Conklin
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Conklin
Canada
St. Louis
Plains
Msa
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Denver Exposition
Tite Vet
Cula
Magus
Bass
Lionel A. Sheldon
C. M. Creamer
Crommec
Vietin
Orth Stine
Particu
Lars
Kan Wong Chiu Foo
Tailed Editor
Pout Steen
Philadelpla
American Tathwae Supply Company
Universal Vitotenag Companys
Neale Wan
Stefan Dde
Jobo Bewneleigh
Opec
Mmi
Phiadelphia
Dunes
Court of Common Pleas
Nickerson
Albert (. Ives
New York Times
Diapatels
Chamberlain
Fintit
James Gordon Tennett
Baltimore
Jane
Annapolis
Greene
Glascock
Websters
Havana
Army
Philadelphia
Jay
Gouli
Atlantic
Graney
Abe
Chester
John Monard Payne
Exstra
Colora
Paine
Denver
Wamon Tay
Montreal
Frederick James White
Montreal Legal Commercial Exchange
Philany
Mayflower Mining Company
Utah
Heston
Mhelany
Drcion SF
Loulaville
Court of Appeals
Craft
Ashland
Ithous
Gibbons
Boussis
Reaton
Governor Knight
Williston 2 Knight Company
New York City
East Hampton
Mase
Credtors
Bauk Ball
Loula
Athletica
Clevelands
Philadelphias
Moston
Huntons
Detruits
Providence
Chicagos
Providencen
TUS Bhamrocks
Lackass
Shamrocks
Lasale
Enunt of Nalts
Gaiety
Manchester
Pontificaterati
Jaime
Ireland
Hritain
Stork
Trenton
N. J
Doughins
Stewart & Forest
Redgouf
Jones & Wilson
Woolen Warehouse Men
Weex
Davide
Governers Palace
Dr. Davidson
Will McLure
Terye
Leavenworth
A. J. Fountain
Las Cruces
Nords
Las Vegas
Wil Bel
Henry Worrall
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