06 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
1
The Naples dispatch reports Mt Vesuvius erupting violently on April 6 with lava streams advancing two and a half miles from the crater toward Ottajano and Torre del Freco. Ash showers lessen, residents prepare protective measures as danger escalates.
Fragmented notice describes a tenth annual social science meeting with speakers from New York and Washington. It lists officials, arbitration board members, and other organizational details blurred by OCR errors.
In New York and Columbus reports, miners delay action awaiting mine owners’ reply while operators favor arbitration. Mitchell declines comment, cites lack of official word. A Balkan States anecdote ends with a counterfeit order swap tale.
London April 6 The change of commons will hold a first reading today on the bill to end the embargo on Canadian cattle imports. Support grows with Canadian members backing it and hopes it may pass the lower house though defeat is feared in the Lords.
New York April 6 Eastman Johnson renowned painter died suddenly at his home in his 83d year. In 188 he painted Old Kentucky Home and gained national fame. He was also a noted portrait painter.
In New York on April 6 call money surged after the stock market opened. Rates climbed quickly from 20 percent to 25 percent and reached 33 percent by noon as demand for loans intensified.
Washington April 6. Justice Gould faces a naval inquiry after a DC court leniency case involving two youths who planned house-breaking. One was imprisoned five months. the other, released to enlist, was rejected by recruiting and may face identity fraud to join. Secretary Bonaparte urges presidential action to curb such sentences and stress military honor.
Fragmentary notes describe a hearing continuation for John Fr. Walch connected to a charge involving naval affairs. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference a race event and an April date appears in the text.
Pueblo marks the forty fourth anniversary of the Battle of Shiloh with a memorial and reunion in the city. John Alexander Dowie in Zion City allegedly plans a return with miracles and a claim of ten million dollars in gold for the faithful.
Plans under way to float city hall bonds and rush construction of a new city hall. Mayor McKee will call for bids from Albuquerque architects with competitive bids likely. All 46000 dollars will fund the project on owned city lots aiming for completion by year end.
Mrs Fairbanks will host a dinner in honor of Sir Levi P Morton in Washington DC this evening. The event is described as an exceptionally fine affair with notable attendees expected.
Washington dispatches report Navy officials addressing Provincetown Sunday baseball amid summer fleet exercises and a push to avoid restricting enlisted men. Also covered are labor federation petitions, pension approvals, Rainey’s tariff critique, Elkins on rate legislation, and Arbor Day plans with events across states.
The international bowling tournament under the Montreal A A A opens in Montreal Quebec this evening. Rules differ from the Canadian Bowling Association and games will be rolled alleys. Top players from the United States and Canada participate with several valuable prizes at stake.
In a chaotic scene near the House, suffragists including Mrs Depsimoid and Mrs Rettig were arrested while traveling with officials. The group, led by figures such as Mire Depsimoid and the secretary Mike Byuty, was dragged from a vehicle and photographed before being released after brief detention.
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