Conference on International Agriculture Institute Proposed
Noble Conception discusses an Italian protocol to convene a Rome conference for an international Institute of Agriculture. The aim is to collect and share world agricultural data to level information access among producers and consumers. Twenty nations, including the U.S., have signaled intent to send delegates, with final policy decisions to follow President and Congress. The commentary notes rising public ethics and graft revelations amid national progress.
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David Lubin
San Francisco
Uly
Nations
Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Lubin
Chivolele
Libin
Congress
Senate
Democratic Mohonk Meet Gives Light on Arbiter Ties
An incident at Lake Mohonk, New York, during a conference on international arbitration shows the gathering's democratic tone. A tall man asked a guest for a light, learned his height, received a cigar from a shared box, and revealed that he was Dr. McVickar, bishop of Rhode Island, prompting amusement among attendees.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Yiuitor
Dr. McVickar
Rhode Island
Wright Pond
van Stan
Roswell
St. Maury's Hospital
Pond
Houston
Interesting Home on parts of the Benet of Our Readers
Personal notes recount nominations and political moves across Missouri and Kansas. Mentions J B Millette of Springfield for senator, Judge B R Webb’s suicide in Fort Worth park, Longworth tea with Emperor Wilhelm aboard Meteor, and various political figures and speeches. Reports Roosevelt appointments, legislative bills, and notable deaths and crimes, including Eva Booth illness and Stanley White murder case.
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J. B. Millette
Springfield
Lamar
B. R. Webb
Fort Worth
Longworth
Emperor Willam
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
New York
Henry Waterson
Roosevelt
Edward R. Durham
Missouri
Andrew L. Harris
Pattison
Ohio
Baton
J. W. Moore
Marion
Kansas
J. M. Miller
John F. Stevens
Canal Commission
Panama
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Taft
Fort Riley
Fort Leavenworth
William Wiggington
Linneus
Cattle Sanitary Board Fixes Terse to Two and a Half
New Mexico items report the cattle sanitary board settling on a two and a half inch terse measure, a Santa Fe Central railway watch and train engine incident near Donaclano forced passengers to walk six miles into Santa Fe, plus numerous posts about appointments, trials, and local corporate moves across Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
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Cattle Sanitary Board
Santa Fe Central Railway
Santa Central Railway
Donaclano
Santa Fe
Fresman A. Taber
Santa Fe Industrial School
Shiprock Aefarmer
Samuel McKibben
Santa Clara
Hagerman
William J. Mills
Territorial
Raynolds
Hernandez
Rio Arriba
A. J. Martine
B. Ortega
Albuquerque
Rachechi & Gloml
Ernst, Meyers & Co
Melin & Eakin and Stern
Schloan & Co
Congress
New Mexico
Francisco Parea
Ant
Bernalillo County
Abbott
Vencesiado Gallegos
Francisvo Torres
Heaton
McKinley County
Gallegos
Bluewater Development Company
Capital Stock
C. E. Wantland
George J. Anderson
Denver
Valencia County
James Hamilton
Sam Houston
Charley Johnson
Supreme Court Decisions on 29th Ultimo in New Mexico
Territorial Supreme Court handed down several rulings. It upheld a four percent commission on gaming and liquor licenses as legal in a case involving Hubbell and Sandoval versus Bernalillo County Commissioners. It also ruled that a buggy is not domestic machinery, finding J H Russell guilty of legal peddling for selling buggies without a peddler license. Reversals and dismissals followed in Bar ber v Harper replevin, First National Bank of Albuquerque v Albright on capital stock assessments, and other matters with Sorce Alexander v Cleland remanded to lower court.
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Supreme Court
Frank A. Hubbell
A. Sandoval
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
Territory of
New Mexico
J. H. Russell
Russell
Susan B. Barber
Monroe Harper
First National Bank of
Albuquerque
George F. Albright
Territory
Sorce Alexander
Andrew W. Cleland
Montezuma's Retorn Confusion Over Eagle Absent from School
Abe the captive eagle from the United States Indian School escaped yesterday from the Navajo region and sparked a large search. By evening he was spotted in Andrew's park and returned hungry and repentant. The bird resides in a cage at the school and is described as a fine creature that perhaps enjoyed its brief freedom.
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Abraham Montezuma
United States Indian School
Achipol
Navajo
Andrew's Park
Abe
Ted
Bas
Jail delivery foiled in Las Vegas jail plot
Sheriff Cleofes Romero stopped a jailbreak scheme on the 29th in Las Vegas. J T O'Brien sought release for D L Blair of Raton by faked telegrams and a bound over order to the grand jury for alleged railroad property theft. Police secured tools and notes, leading to O'Brien's arrest and Blair remaining jailed.
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Cleofes Romero
Las Vegas
J.T. O'Brien
D. L. Blair
Raton
Grand Jury
United States
Blair
O'Brien
Pater
Jet
Mine disaster near Santa Fe claims two lives
A rescue attempt at the Milo Hill coal mine two miles northeast of Santa Fe ends tragically as two workers die after inhaling gas while attempting to rescue Sixto Mavsanyed, a local proprietor, with other miners assisted and several hours of effort reported.
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Milo Hill
Santa Fe
Sixto
Mint
Roi Enseley
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