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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
1
Berlin reports say Chancellor von Buelow fainted while listening to a Moroc ca debate in the Reichstag. He was carried to a committee room and later regained consciousness. Doctors diagnosed a severe influenza related fainting spell with no paralysis.
A telegraphic dispatch reports that in a local district election the majority rejected a government contract for the early construction of the Elephant Butte Diversion Dam. The result suggests broad public support to halt or oppose the project despite calls for government action.
The coal dispute presses on as subcommittees of anthracite operators and miners resume talks in New York. No agreement reached. Mitchell signals a later statement, Baer has no comment, and a follow up meeting is set for next Monday. President Mitchell proposes arbitration with Judge George Gray to decide wage terms from April 1, 1906 to March 31, 1908. operators will resume work pending arbitration.
New Orleans April 1 The first Mississippi Valley and Pan American congress opened its session today to unite commercial and industrial groups across the valley. Delegates from twelve districts will discuss plans to boost Missouri Valley trade with Latin America and the Gulf ports. The plan includes a Mississippi Valley Pan American association and calls for favorable legislation and cooperation to capture business growth anticipated from a completed Panama Canal. Delegates will tour the New Orleans Gateway, harbor, waterfront, and rail terminals in organized inspections.
Duke F Abruzzi completes arrangements for a mountaintop expedition to Uganda and the Moon, planning to embark from Melanin via Pert Florener Lake. He will be joined by William Albert Eawar and Stoney of the Moon Mango to transport baggage and guard the party during a months long voyage ending with a lunar ascent.
In Greytown district colonial forces pursue insurgent chief Bambaata after heavy fighting. Three police killed as a six mile running fight ensues while rebels stay in the countryside. Reinforcements for the British force are expected within twenty four hours.
Washington officials report surprise at objections to orders moving Chaplain W. H. J. Reaney from Brooklyn Navy Yard to Portsmouth NHS to serve on the prison ship Southery. Described as one of the Navy’s best chaplains, his transfer, seen as a compliment, may be reversed amid protests from some chaplains in New York.
In Ashtabula Ohio on April 5 a package containing 4000 in currency was found on a lake shore passenger car by Conductor Miles. The owner Willem C Inman had drawn the money from a bank. the train returned it after an uncertain way. News notes state Missouri Kansas railroad directors declared a semiannual dividend and elected Whitehead as director. Wool market report from St Louis notes steady prices.
A Boston Evening Citizen report notes Mrs. W. Masters known as Madame Gross left the city amid claims of marital strain with her husband. She cited incompatibility and halted payments on a prior grocery debt, taking $107. Masters says she departed after disputes over financial obligations. Madame Gross operated parlors in the Armijo building until shortly before leaving. The couple wed months ago after her arrival from Santa Fe and prior life in Wales, with Masters recounting his attempts to honor obligations.
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