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Thomas Benton Catron (October 6, 1840 – May 15, 1921) was an American politician and lawyer who was influential in the establishment of the U.S. state of New Mexico, and served as one of its first United States Senators.
The prosecutor in the case was Santa Fe Ring member Thomas B. Catron, and Maney was acquitted. Catron was tightly allied with Albert Fall who would be implicated in the Teapot Dome scandal . According to legend the rerouting of U.S. Route 66 to avoid Santa Fe and instead pass through Albuquerque was done at the behest of Democratic Governor ...
The Santa Fe Ring was started by two young lawyers, Thomas B. Catron and Stephen Elkins. They came to Santa Fe after the American Civil War. Their club became an influential group of prominent businessmen who made their fortunes in oil and real estate.
The collection contains personal, business, political and legal papers of Thomas B. Catron, 1723-1930. Included is correspondence, legal documents, case records, maps, deeds, campaign literature, newspaper clippings, ledgers, reports and printed material.
5 de may. de 2020 · It is with great sadness that the Santa Fe Opera mourns the passing of Founding Member and Honorary Director Thomas B. Catron III on Friday, May 1 at the age of 98. Tom was a Santa Fe Opera legend. As a young lawyer in 1956, Tom was introduced to founder John Crosby.
Led by Republican boss Thomas Benton Catron, the ring illustrated the monopolistic tendencies of many American business concerns in the Gilded Age. 7 On the other hand, Chavez, former sheriff and party chairman of Santa Fe County, was a prominent Democrat, "the acknowledged leader of his party, and much the strongest man politically in the count...
Thomas· Catron, Samuel Axtell, and the Lincoln County War. JOEL K. JACOBSEN. New Mexico's Lincoln County War of 1877-1878 has spawned endless retellings, from nineteenth-century dime novels to the movie Young Guns and including any number of books and articles, some more faithful to the facts than others.
