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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1906

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Rebels dispersed near San Louis station in Cuba clash

Havana reports Col Bacallo’s force with 200 troops and artillery engaging insurgents near San Louis station Pina del Rio five miles from Pino Guerra. Rebels dispersed five horses seized and light fighting noted. Additional bands form against government amid plans for anticipated battle and regional movements.

Havana Col Bacallo Pino Guerra San Louis Station Pina del Rilo Hanvana Bacallo San Juan de Martinez Guanes Pina del Rio Ping Guerra Remedios Santa Clara Severiano Garcia Cepeda Quenten Bravo Buena Vista Carbarien

California's Annual Fair Opens in Sacramento

California's annual fair opened in Sacramento with expectations of a record event. Exhibits cover industrial, commercial, and agricultural resources led by Burbank's horticulture and university stations. Govt Chico farm, ostrich exhibit, and a 500-voice opening concert mark the big event lasting through September 1 with $20,000 in prizes including church choir awards.

Sacramento Calif California Burbank United States Chico

Peasants Burn Princess in Her Own Country Home

Reported assassination of Russian premier Stolypin and a bomb at his residence during a reception. In Okint, Princess Palavandoff burned alive. police captain Jakubik and two officers killed in Kattowicz bombing. Stolypin uninjured but daughter injured. many killed or wounded.

Son St. Petersburg Stolypin Palavandoff Tiflis Prince Palayandoff Okint Pulice Berlin Kattowicz Bendizin Russian Poland Jakubik M. Stolypin Aptekarinky Island Kdiled Zamentin Japan Colstein Tauride

Roosevelt orders quake aid and negro troops move

In a series of dispatches dated Aug 25 26 civilians and officials report a push to aid Chile after the earthquake with Roosevelt issuing a proclamation. Meanwhile Major Beach leaves the general staff as Colonel R D value heads the military information division and negro troops depart Fort Brown for Fort Reno amid Brownsville disturbances.

Washington Military Information Division R. D Fort W. D. Beach Major Beach Fifteenth Cavalry General Staff Oyster Bay L. 1 Roosevelt Chile Bacon Sagamore Hill Brownsville Reno Washington, D. C War Department Penrose 25Th Infantry Fort Brown Tex Fort Reno Texas Rangers

Americans teach of speech to the deaf in Pittsburgh meeting

Educators from across the United States gather at Edgewood Park for the seventh annual summer meeting of the American Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf. ~300 delegates attend as Dr. Crouter and Dr. Bell prepare papers on deaf education and the Mt. Airy institution’s methods. The conference runs through August, with sessions in Western Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf buildings.

Pittsburg American Association Edgewood Park Dalzell of John J. Jackson William N. Burt Institution For the Deaf United States Western Pennsylvania A. J. E. Crouter Philadelphia Alexander Graham Bell Washington Edmund Lyon Rochester J. Fearon Halifax Frank Driggs Ogden Utah B. McKay Goodwin Morgantown N.C J. W. Brittner Austin Texas KR. C. Johnson Indianapolis Crouter Pennsylvania Institution For the Deaf and Dumb Mt. Airy Hell Association Mt. Air Institution

New York Bay Regatta Held On Hackensack River

New York Bay Rowing Association’s annual regatta takes place this afternoon on the Hackensack river Jersey City New Jersey. The course spans a quarter mile wide by half a mile straightaway with little tide and minimal commerce. Entries are unusually large and events include junior and senior singles doubles gig four oared shell and various four oared crafts plus centipede sculls.

NEW York Bay Rowing Association Jersey City N. J Hackensack River

Junior Track and Field Contests Held at Pastime Oval

Brooklyn event opens Metropolitan Association junior championships at Pastime Oval on Ninetieth Street and Avenue A. Entries include sprint events from 10 to 200 yards, mile and three mile runs, hurdles, jumps, pole vault, shot put, hammer, discus, and 56 pound weight. Winners receive medals with first gold, second silver, third bronze.

Brooklyn Metropolitan Association Pastime Ninetieth Street Avenue A

Parade of Connecticut Total Abstainers in Bridgeport

About 10,000 members and visitors gathered in Bridgeport for the annual Parade and Field Day of the Connecticut Total Abstinence Union. Delegates and women rode in carriages and floats. athletic events will follow at Steeplechase Stadium under Amateur Athletic Union rules with Yale's James Hoxon as referee and Merritt Sands as secretary and John Mack as starter.

Bridgeport Conn Connecicut Total Abstanence Union Steeplechieland Stadium Amateur Athletic Union James Hoxon Yale Merritt Sands The John Mack Fale

Kriegerfest Parade Opens Deutsche Krieger Verein Gathering

Dubuque Iowa Aug 26 Preparations for the Deutsche Krieger Verein national gathering are complete with extensive reception housing and a bustling town. Delegates and families arrive as the convention begins tomorrow with a trumpet call, noon luncheon, and a grand shooting park celebration featuring Fest president Frudden. A Monday opening session includes Mayor Schunk’s welcome and a Commers at Germania hall. The business meetings run through Wednesday followed by a river excursion and supper aboard a boat.

Dubuque Deutsche Krieger Verein Germania Hall Down Town Shooting Park A. F. Frudden Schunk

Irrigation Project Ditch Blueprint Showcases Vast Venture

George Arnot of Gross-Kelly receives a three section blueprint from Rio Grande Land Improvement and Irrigation Co of St. Louis detailing a ditch from White Rock canyon near San Felipe to the Sandia mountains. The map, over 35 feet long, marks every turn and elevation, promising hundreds of acres of mesa lands brought to irrigation and a boom in settlement and agricultural output in the Rio Grande valley. The project is fully financed and work will start once rights of way are secured, with New Mexico interest noted.

George Arnot Gross-Kelly Company Rio Grande Land, Improvement and Over Company St. Louis William Schutt White Rock Canyon San Felipe Sandia Mountains Trrigaton Rio Grande Valley New Mexico Low Hee Bear Tyler

Man rode eighty miles finding not bit or sup

Valparaiso Aug 26 dispatch from the minister of the Interior says all classes join in repairing damage after the earthquake and fire. Fresh meat may be imported if short. Many homeless need clothing. Provisions scarce at Iquique but retained. Newspapers to reappear tomorrow. A 8:15 p m tremor caused no further damage. Destruction in country as great as in cities with $20 million property loss in Valparaiso and rural huts wiped out. Cruiser Charleston arrives with Root aboard. peacetime aid in route across Straits of Magellan. Heavy rains worsen misery. a rider went eighty miles from Valparaiso to Santiago seeking food.

Washington War Department Brightwood Road General Hospital Philippines Washington Barracks Europe Santiago Valparaiso Charleston United States Root Straits of Magellan Punta Arenas Lota Mary Root Val Paraiso San Francisco

Baby show committee to meet Monday

Col John Harradaile, chairman of the baby show committee, says a meeting will be held at the fair association headquarters Monday to finalize arrangements and prize awards. Judging will use point totals for conformity, eyes, disposition, hands and feet, crest, with several prize categories for age groups and features. The committee may add more prizes.

John Harradaile The Fair Association

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