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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
SENATOR DAVIS Of
ARKANSAS DIES
SUDDENLY At
MIDNIGHT
Picturesque Southern Law.
maker Passes Away on Eve
of Ratification of His Re.
election By People.
SPENT LAST DAY AT
WORK IN HIS OFFICE
IBy LEASED Wire 10 Evening HeraIdI

lBy LEASED Wire to Evening Herald ]
Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 3.--Dehnite
arrangements for the funeral OF
United States senator Jcn Davis had
not been completed this morning but
It IL probable that the services viii
take place next sunday and that his
body will be placed IN the family bur
ial plot at Russellyille.
Senator Davis died suddenly at
1896 O'Clock this morning of heart
failure, the elimination OF an illness
Of several months. However. his
condition apparently was improving
and yesterday he was az his office the
greater part of the day.
The death of Senator Davis on the
eve OF the ratification OF his rc-elec-
ton by the legislature. creates a
peculiar political situation in Arkan-
sas and while an authoritative state
mcnt has not been made Il is possible
"a special primary will be- called Ia
select successor for the full term
beginning March 4. A. an alternative
II is suggested that the legislature
would have power tp name the new
senator
Governor W Donaghey. who Will
retire from office January 10 and
Congressmau ". A. Oldfeld had ten
tatlvely announced that they would
be candidates for the United states
senate two years hence 10 succeed
senator James =. Clarke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
TURK MUST YIELD
AORIANOPLE OR
PREPARE TO
FIG \ 7
Twenty-Four Hours Given
Ottoman Government to
Announce Surrender of
Fortress to Allies.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY
MAY INVADE ALBANIA
INV Leased Wire 20 rycnIng ncrnIdl


London. Jan. 3.--rhe Balkan peace
ENJOYS have decided, 70 Was declared
this morning To- pu, the direct pues-
ton go lhc Turkish dccIettlou tonight
whether M" ottoman government is
prepared 90 ,yde the fortress OF Ad-
rianopl" fgrthVith
Unless The Turks give tayora ble
answer Within tv,utN.tour hours the
conference viii Dg suspended No
other question ,ll be considered uu-
90 this point has been settled,
Stoi1u No,aNoNtr1. the leader ot
th" SorNiau delegation, said this
morning be- Vts sure the allies would
ultimately carry their point
"rurkcS.' Do uv added. "Nill probably
continue tu r"s,-t giving up Adrian
ople but facts Nill soon Do, stronger
than theories ana she NIil ur conn
PEELED 90 give way FugitINcs from
the hesioged y.tN J. we'll as nforma.
ton obtained from Turkish and Brit
ish sources m CouSluuunupl,. udl-
cate that the couo'aon cot the bc.
lctguer,d fortress Is mn uut,uahlc uu,
and that ITS goplrWauun is merely u
question oi days ana perhaps hours
once Adripuoplr has fallen into th,
possession uI ihr allies and its Etrri,
son has become prisoners uf tho ur.
sicgcrs. the problem viii solve itsrIt'
Representative of tho Albanian
provisional guNyrum,ut sent to tu,
. British foreign "niHo rhis morning
man on Nhinn tl" future frontiers u
. Albania ur desired b, them wore
/ marked. o. accepted this wuuld de-
prtNo Greece. S,ryia and Muutyr.grl
OF half oI the territories thoy ha,l
conquered since thr hegiuuuE OF hos
/ tililica Tho Austrian aud italian tW
hasstdors lu Great britain oNuhHug
oi views today concerning the lHrur
internal administration o' Albania
u be- said this administration Is q
have - budget subsidized nE 'n
European puNcrE and % body uf mil
itary police Ike that .u tn" island %
crete formed of native soldiers wit
officers drawn from the milithr
forces uf European powers.
Probably Austria Hungary an
Italy viii bD entrusted with the uaya
police or the Albanian coast
Tho opening OF todaN.s peace con
ference at ~ James palace was post
poued until O'Clock this evening :
enable inc Turkish delegates fully
digest fresh instructions receive
from Cunstuutinoplc and 90 pat thoi
into proper shape for presentation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
Hurricane Accompanied By
Heavy Rain Works Havoc
Among Shipping; Many
Small Craft Wrecked OF
Driven Ashore.
WIRE COMMUNICATION
Destroyed BY GALE
Great Anxiety for Fate Of Tor
pedO FlOtilla Off Chesapeake
Capes; No Loss of Life Re.
ported.
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Hcraldl

{ By Leased Wire to Evening Hcraldl
Washington, Jan. 3. The South
Atlantic coast states are IN the grip
of u terrific wind and rain Storm
which worked havoc with shipping
aud cat OF IN" cities Of Norfolk and
Nev port News. All land wires lcal.
ing out ut the cities were destroyed.
Before the last wire went down. q
telegraph operator In Newport NcNs
remarked that the gale was sv ter
rihC thUt the waters of the James
River we're surging up into the lower
purts of the city with the violence uf
small tidal wave.
The navy wireless spanked pnah-
sUered calls to the ships OF the At
lantio fleet gathering ~ Hampton
Roads. Great anxiety wa. felt FOR
the safety ot torpedo boats In the
barrow seHway
Incomplete reports coming IN whiie
the storm was 81 IT, height were tina,
many small craft had been sunk. Th9
loss of life, " any. ~ not known.
Ia this city the gale whipped down
signs and trees Telegraph and tel"-
phour wires Verr dcmoraiized as tar
south as Atlanta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
GREAT GUNS BOON
SALUTE TO SHIP
BEARING DEAD
AMBASSADOR
Escorted by American Squad
ron British Warship Reach
es New York Bearing Re-
mains of Whitelaw Reid.
PRESIDENT TAFT TO
ATTEND THE FUNERAL
IBy Leased Wire Co Evening HeraIdl

New York. Jan 3-The body of
whitclaW Reid. United states amhaa-
sador io England, was brought houre
today hy tho British cruiser Natai,
conveyed ny "a guard of American
watFhips. The funeral ship came
slowly up the lower bay and harbor
iu dense fog and dropped anchor
lr tho Hudson on West 9sth street.
shortly before o'clock As she dld
sp She nrcd salute uf ~ guns and
broke ont the union iark at her bow
md the British naval ensign az her
stern High above them aoatrd the
stars ana stripes at half mast on the
military mast
Almost at tho moment 81 the an
rhoriue. the sun came forth for tho
nrgt time today aud the throngs on
shore were able clearly tn 500 tho
English hRhting craft and her escorts.
Six ship lengths behind the Natal thC
Oattloship Florida came 10 anchor
aud about si2 lengths behind hcr. th,
Nortn Dakota. Alongside near the
New Jersey shore were the dostroyers
Roe. pr1ytou, Mccall and Paulding
Tho Florida returned the Natars
salute of 10 guns. ana. az did IN,
other ships In the cortcge. broke oui
tho English ensign at her military
mast.
ON shore awaited black drapec
caisson on which the late ambaa.
sndors body was to hc horne a. th'
cathedral of 81. John the Divine. 4
/ corporal and two privates from I'M
Third Field artillery Fort Meyer. Va.
stood hoside the Caisson, 90 which
! eight horses we're hltched.
The funeral Ht the cathedral tom0r
row will he attended hy Presidon
TAFT secretary Knox and Jamc
Bryce tho british ambassador amoni
others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
MAD CONGRESSMAN
JUMPS TO DEATH
FROM SHIP
Michigan Member Who Went
to Panama With President
Taft Commits Suicide While
Coming Home.


Washington, Jan, 3 Represents
tive William Wcidmcycr uf Ann Ar
hor Michigan, who suddenly went in
sane AT colon. Panama. lt the time ~
President rats visit 10 the isthmus
recently jumped overheard last night
from ship on which hc had taken
passage at colon His body had not
been recovered last night
Representative Woidomoyer went
To the isthmus with a congressional
party az the time the president visited
there ON lhr voyage from Sew
York ho collapsed and was taken
hrst 10 sauitarium iu Panama and
later was pat lon confinement tn a. hos
pital whore hy became violent and
ratod about his defeat 1t the last
election lie developed suicidal
tendency and WAS closely watched.
Wcidrmrycrs close friends say that
q few days before leaving for the
Isthmus hc fen ana struck his head
on an icy sidcVBlk n was not then
regarded as serious
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
NJ TRNCE on YACHT
WHICH CARRIED MILLION AIRI.

Brunswick. Ga, Jan 2 Efforts to-
dey to got further Information of tho
name and whereabouts of the mys-
terious YACHT reported q" have cav
tiod William Euckutollrr and his
family out tu scu brought little satis-
faction % was stated positively hy
several residents on Joky island.
vhcr, the Go,k,f,ilDr- haN, win
ter hume. that th, Sew York million
airr had been there FOR n week In
moro bon -oclusiuu The Yacht ot -
Is q. BUuugs tho millionaire horse
man was lying un the island tho
carly part of the W,ck and has dis
appeared ~ les reported that Mr.
Rockefeller loft on this yacht, bound
for Bermuda or Florida waters,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
ONLY oNE WIRE WORN.
ING TO ATLANTA

Nen YORK. Jan g.. Three storms
Of extraordinary violence. occurring
almost simultaneously he widely sep
arated sections of the Couury, were
reported by the telegraph companies
here today
For time there VAS hut one vice
working between Washington and At.
tanta shortly before noon there was
not wire workin- south ot At
lanta
Next I'm violence vas Wiudstorn
In the middle west. which lcNrlod
scores of wires between here aud en-
cago A. one time during IN" fore
noon there were hut hNc wires work
ing between IN" two cities
The third storm area was IN the
states Of Washington aud oregon.
Hundreds pt wires had been pros
tratcd by the heavy blow there, thr
telegraph companies said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
Widow Gcts IIaIf Mutton.

Los, Angeles. jan, By q com
promise reached yesterday the long
legal battle over the estate of tho
late - c. Akcly, wealthy Minneapolis
mmbermnn. was ended Mrs. Clara
Hood Royce -Akcly the widow, who
was formerly the millionairo's house
keeper. b. 10 receive i've twclttha oI
tho estate, OF approximately 100000
and the remainder Ia 10 go Co Akely .
daughter. Mrs Florence Akoly Quirk'
Akely died al Long Beach last july
Mrs. Quirk opposed the claim of hof
stepmother on the ground that ia,
latter had married the aged lumber
man only a year prior 20 his death
and therefore. as community prop
orty. ali OF the estate should have
gone 90 the daughter.
Mira Aksly declared last nighi lhal
she would give most OF hey ne
wealth to charity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
sIXTY.NILE GALE
RAGING on NOUIOLk

norfolk Va, Jan . A sixty -mll'
gale with heavy rains whipped tn"
Atlantic coast here today with ter
rinc ,iolcrcc, downing wires and de
moTnIiEing shipping Several small
craft are sunk with loss of lttc.
The terrific gale swept the waters
of the James river ~ into the lower
portions OF the CitN ui Ncv port News,
inundat,ng streets, warehouses and
driving the people go the elevation"
Ferry service gcross the river &" N"W-
port News was Impossible ana lh'
clty was eat on from am 'ommunlci
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
DEFENSE LAWYERS
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

Chicago. Jan. J---When argument
on an application for writ OF su-
perseadoas for the convicted h'on
workers now In prison at Leavem-
worth WAS completed before Judges
Seaman and Baker of the United
States circuit court OF appeals todae.
counsel for the defendants were aon-
yinced. they said, that the coung
would grant writ in tho case of at
lease ono and maybe more of the
convicted men.
Attorney zoliue presented the Pc
titlon In behalf OF the convicted iron
workers i argued IN support Of IL
as did Attorney I<Fum. ZSline de-
olared that Ia cases such as the pres
ent ones the prisoners have tsae rf9ht
of bail particularly an the defend
ants we're sentenced ana sent 20 Leas-
enwurth before a hearing on writ %
error had been held.
no you mean 10 tell me that =
writ Of Wupersedcas sh0vld issue as a
matter OF right ?" inquired Judge
Baker.
THAT h my understanding. re-
piled Zoline who then began quoting
supreme court decisions which ne
said bore ON the point,
Replying Baker stated that the
point Nf the writ of error was NOT
we'll taken. Ha added that there waa
no occasion for tho curt of appeals
90 supervgAe in any case unless Il 4
shown that the procedure of tha
lower court was questionable az lAw
Replying Go this Ioiine declares
that the evidence ON which eonvic-
tiona we're secured at fndianapstii
was vague ana inadequate" arr
that the judge Of tho lower &C ar
should not have allowed the cases =.
many of the defendants 60 so 60 n
jury az an.
rim argued that there was ~
evia uoc Rdduced ~ Indianapolis y
| show that the defendsnts conspires
20 carry dynamite on paAsen9el
trains United States District Attot'
nev Miller Of Indianapolis. repre-
scnting the government, spoke next Il
opposition 20 the application for
writ
Miller characterized the sentences
Imposed upon the defendants a
"merciful"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
SENATE ADJOURNs As
TRIBI-TE no DAVIS

Washington Jan 3.-On occount
~ the death of senator Jefi Davis of
Arkansas the sonets today adjourned
after a siN-mlnutc session until noon
tomorrow This action also carries
over one day the resumption OF the
Archibald court of impeachment,
senators Pomereuo, Bryan, AshurEt,
Marlinc. curtis CApp and Clarke Of
Arkansas we're appointed a commit
tee 10 attend the funerol OF senator
Davis and will leave tonight for Lit
tie Rock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
GAN GIVE Rail- FOR
MILLION, SAYS MCCARTHY

San Francisco. Jan. a.--"we will
ball Clancy and Tyeitmoe out II ~
costs a million dollars" said former
Mayor =. II. Mccarthy president sf
tho building trades council % Call-
fornia today. when informed thrat
writs OF supersedeas had been grant
ed in the eases Of the men convicted
at indianapolis. Tvoitmpe IL sccre-
tary OF the council
rs money avaiiable2" Mccarthy
was asked.
1T IN available" was the reply.
"and will be Immediately supplled.
We can raise million or more.
repeat"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
KING FERDINAND SAYS
RIICAlElA ~ READY TO FIGHT

SOha, BulRUriu, Jan. a-"-king Frr-
dinand of Bulgaria, an an address to-
day. made some significant remarks
ON the situation which are regarded
as q threat that war may hc resumed
After expressing the hope that an
agreement might still hc reached he
said
should the mpenetrable viii ut
God be otherwise, We will not hesi-
tate at u new recourse ~ arms tn
compel tho enemy tp give complete
and equitable satisfaction tor all our
previous sacrifices
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
PRISONERS INFORMED
or PROSPECTIVE HEIiEAeNa

Leavenworth, Il s.. Jan. ;. ~ WhH.a
tho news was received this attlN.
noon by Warden McClaughrey of me
grantins ~ "a writ OF superaedeas, ao
ordered the thirty-three men serVme
sentences as cvnamtte consplrators ~
called into tl,s office Of the todnfal
prison az o'clock 90 be instructed N
the rules of the prison.
"At that time" said the warden. "a
shall COmmunicate the telegraph news
of the courts action aa comtng from
gha Associated Press. a cannct b.
ocsasaanicato0 q them OaaulaAly untla
Il has reached me n Qlliclal foKnl. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
ONCE PRESIDENT OT
SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE

san Francisco. Jan g. james Is
k"cne wus az one time president ~
the san Francisco stock pxchang+
After his deaf in shasta -four. hc went
to Nevada. lost his winnings in min
ing ventures, won them back ant
came 20 san Francisco Here he won
the favor ~ w g. Balstou. wealthy
man. who bought him e seat np the
stock exchange and at the age of 30
Keeno was said 90 be worth sy mil
lion
Io was ono nr the last ~ the mutt
-miilionaircs who survived from
bonanza days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
KEENE COMMENCED
CAREER As MILK
WAGON DRIVER
Wealth Founded on Forum.
ate Investment in Country
Mill and Purchase of Wheat
in Field.
IBy Lcascd wire to Evening Herald

lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald 4
shasta. CAL Jan. james ".
keene. who died in New gork toduy.
began his business career IN this Ilttle
town driving milk wagon for his
iaujer. James Kcenc.
From the drivers seat he passed tu
the editors chair aud for two weeks
ran e weekly paper Then he star.
tlcd the country by the nrw big
plung" IL had ever known. Moving
&" Millyillo. he bought the only nudr
min Ia the C",nty and contracted 20
buy an m" wheat iu th, country ho-
fore n was harvested
Every body ioorrd. hut that winter
unusually heavy rains mado the roads
! impassahlo and kcruc got his own
price tor flour liy cleaned up 320.-
600 Ur the deaf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

Chlagu San a-Guy,ruor Marsh
al ol ludIaua. vice prosidout-cloct
yesterday luuk part in thr crusade
against gambling that mas boon
launched among frHtvrunl orders.
Governor Marshall advocated nation
aI legislation ugtiust gambling
"tt is Too late for me tp change nay
message fu ih" general assembly pt
Indiana. hr wrote tu q leader Zoo the
snt-gambiing war here, but I sug-
pcst that ,ou bring tbo matter hofur,
tho iucomlus congress uf th" United
states shall De- glad Geo render you
any nssiennD, no stamping uul gam
bling"
oniccrs of the reserve Of the Nou'
maniau army have been ordered "a
report tor service and tu ho in roudl-
ness 90 Join the rolors at q moment
notice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
DInmond THEFT suspect Pinched.

Los AngeleH, Jan, J"--'I Vt NustH- >
thai alias g. H Rogers, was arrested
here on suspicion OF having been con
nscted with n burglary IN the war
r,ngton hotel, New York, Nov. .,
when diamonds and jewelry valued at
$4,000 we're stolen
The district attorneys ONCE was
informed OF the arrest OF RosenthaL
or Rogers In Los Angeles and II wAs
stated the magistrate would be asked
to indct and requisition papers viii
he sought Heirlooms of great value
formed the bulk OF the sWag
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
COMMITTEE TO PLAN
CAPTURE on MILLION NIR..

Washington. Jan @. Confronted
with the report that @ytlliatn Rookie
fclicr sought since last June az
witness in IN, house money trust In
ouir,, had left The country. chairman
puio has called The investigation ng
committee to meet tomorrow tu plan
air,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

GAINESVILLE. o., Jan. 2 For the nrst
time la the history of the country %
coffin WAS sent through the malls yes
terday from the GAINESVILLE postoiicc
n weighed fourteen pounds and Waa
sent by a coffin manufacturing com
pany 20 an undertaken Ia Dexter city
a. The lid had Ia be sent as "a seph
rate package so the body of tho cof
nn would come within the eleven
pound limit. Total postage was os
cents,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
AUSTRIA AND ITALY
NAY INVADE NiBNNiA

Vienna, Ian. Austria Hungary
and Italy are making preparations 20
land % joint cNpcditipnarN force IN
Albania immediately after the COM
clusion of the London conference. ac-
cording to the Wiener journal today.
This step "a is said, is to be taken
by the two allies In order tp pacity
Albania and establish new cpndi-
tlon of Affairs" there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
AGED GRAIN OPERATOR
DIES AT vERMEJ0 PARK
tRy L.ssea w'r. 60 EvsH's. Usrs'al

Trinidad, colo. Jan 3.- Frederick
Horton. aged 20. once wealthy ana
for thirty years an operator On ih'
Chicago board at trade, died ms
morning ui the ranch of ". \ Bart
lett uf chicago at NcrmeJu Pdrk y.
NJ. sixty miles southwest nt here. ITO
had been ill slx months.
Horton WAS an old friend "t hart
lett. and hBd been living ON the
ranch tor four years Hc was uh-
married.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

Washington. Jan. 2 - prosideut
TAFT took his brother. Horny W.
Tau. for "a ride yesterday in one %
the white house automobiles The
president ohusc "a new Virginia road.
and the machine became stuck ln the
mud, The president and his brother
started TO walk back to The white
house. but were overtaken by the car.
which q farmer had hauled nut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

Vale ore. ian, a.~rhe keilogg
stage company operating four routes,
covering big area n central Oregon
has abandoned al rs mail contracts
for tho reason. IL Is alleged, Mat the
company does not wish 10 be forced
20 carry heavy parcels post deliveries.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
ROCKEFELLER STILL
ELUCES SERVICE
OF SUBPOENA
Nationwide Search for Miss
ing Millionaire Without Re-
suit; Reported Aboard Mys.
teriOus Yacht.
BY Leased Wire to Evening Herald

N"W York. Jan, 3 .-Notwithstand-
ing reports from Brunswick. Ga.
that William Rockefeller. whose tcs-
umony IL sought by tho Puiu com
mittce, had sailed from Jckyl island
Tuesday on a specially chartered
steamer Tor q sccret destination. the
Gordon Of process servers around his
Fifth avenue mansion did not relax
their vigilance today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
FAII. or NDRINNOPLE
MOMENTARII.N ENPFI TED

London. Jan. 3.--Advices received
by the Scrvian peace d"lcgatiop to-
day indicated that 'hc condition at
Adrianople wus desperate and ius
capitulation was perhaps only q qucs-
tion ot hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
sHIPWRECK SURVIVORS
BROUGHT INTO PORT
INV Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald ]

Bona, Algeria, Jan. g.--rhe Cunard
liner Tyria rescued and brought into
this port tVdgy ninety eight of the
passergers and crew of the French
mail steamer Sainte Au1ustin, run
ming between Marseilles and Algiers.
Tne Sainte Augustin ioundered iust
after midnight while the Tyria had
her In tow. No details as Ia how the
accident occurred have been received
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

Sew YurE. Ian. @ Roswell Mhlrr
chairman ur th, Chicago, Milwaukee
.N 81 Paul Railway COMPANY digd
suddruE here today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
TURKISH VESSEL
BLOWN az ~ GREEN :

smyrna. Asiatio Turkey Jan. g.
The Turkish sailing vessel TheOdoroe
of $50 tons was hlnwn up today by
coming In contact with a noa'ing
mine at the entrance " smyrna pay
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

New York. Jan. 8. stenograph"rH
throughout the country today OBJ
served the centenary OF IN" ohth oi
sir Isaac Pitmanh inventor of mod
eru shorthand,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03

Two icNcr hcu a
Ia few oves4
Won and Of
the opposition OF AZ
Break In the for Ia
Resumed struggle and 70
sold MIN his In the on
Prospered
stocks and galore.
Went 1915. flushed success 10 take Jay
Gouds scalp"
Made u the tycnr
Lost to Whe and
$4,000 600 ock marke
sag and Iay Gould nut
a he for
Made hundred by "A lucky OF the market
in 1855 ga
Again conspcuous factor a manipu-
lator OF sugar and National Cordagc.
In lNpI-s leader force made
profits and In National Cordag
Latest large pool 1909 about
Before he lost his second
the American
it,
Died
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-03
Remarkable Career of James r. Keene
Famous Findncier Who DIed Todou

Born Lon
don ENG
land
spent hia
Ch 70 dhOOd
IN Virginia.
Went to
California
IN 50 ?
wtth par
NNANNH
Began tho
stu dy Of
law, drop
ped g. and
WAS success
Hiveiy cow
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