Wreck on Union Pacific Kills One and Injures Many
A freight and passenger wreck near Rock Springs Wyoming in the Overland No. 2 shatters engines and cars. Three cooks two clerks and several crew members among the dead and injured. Cause cited as overrunning orders by Engineer Brink of the freight.
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Omaha
Dee
Overland
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Wyo
Lmited
James Bustee
Cook
Ed. Rosenbaum
John Laws
J. A. Newson
J. Phillips
Frank Peterman
Stieers
Brinko Rawlins
Stith
Raw- da
Sai
Brink
Santa Fe No. 2 Train Delayed to Albuquerque
Santa Fe train No. 2, due at 7:55 am, arrived after 2 pm today after a string of delays since leaving Los Angeles. It faced long layovers for west bound trains and a draw-head failed near Albuquerque required repair by yard workers to complete the journey.
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Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Mall
Weverssary
Albuquerque
Contractor Hesselden Busy Builder for Black Rock Area
Wallace Hessellen, a prominent contractor and builder, returns from Zuni pueblo with plans for several buildings at Black Rock. He reports a new electric power line soon to be built from Gallup to Morenci, Arizona, spanning about 200 miles with a powerhouse at Gallup and stations along the route to supply mining machinery and commercial lighting.
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Wallace Hessellen
Thin City
Zuni Pueblo
Black Rock
Ullan
Hesselden
Gallup
Mitton
Morenci
Arizona
Sube
Grazing Land Leases Cancelled in New Mexico
The secretary of the interior acts to cancel all public land leases in New Mexico under the Fergusson act for parcels over 160 acres. Large cattle and water leases are affected, threatening significant revenue as the territory prepares new arrangements.
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Washington, D
Dee, T
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
New
Mexico
McCall Denies Resignation Rumor From New York Life
New York December 7 John A McCall president of the New York Life Insurance Company denied reports he would resign following similar moves by George W Perkins He said no one asked him to resign and that policyholders want him He complained newspapers were unfair in coverage of his testimony before the investigating committee.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
McCall
Insurance
Charles M. Turner
Turner Security & Mutual Company
Binghamton
Keefer
New York State Insurance Department
Security Muitual Company
Ad Turyner
Keeter
Insurance Department
Insurance Investigation Points to Diamond Ownership Dispute
A New York Insurance investigation revisits Charles Turner over payments to a state clerk as an actuary. Meanwhile Justice Craig weighs a diamond ring ownership saga involving Mrs. Gravelle, George Miller, and pawn transactions affecting L. G. Rosenfeld. Also reported: a Santa Fe man accused of passing a worthless check and Halifax transferring fortifications to Canada.
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Turner
Justice
New York
Craig
L. G
Jexfor Ie
TN. Wilkerson
Pennsylvania Veterans Attend Fort Andersonville Monument Dedication
Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania visits Andersonville to dedicate a monument honoring 1 849 Pennsylvania soldiers who perished in the Confederate prison during the war. The ceremony draws thousands and commemorates those buried in the national cemetery established after the conflict. Superintendent Henry Wirz, accused of brutal treatment, was hanged on November 1, 1868.
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Andersonville
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Henry Wire
Wirwei
Railroad Conductor Delegates Visit Mexico City
More than two hundred conductors from Canada and the United States attend the thirty sixth annual convention of the Old Reliable Conductors Life Insurance Association in Mexico City. The group traces its origins to Columbus thirty six years ago and includes representatives from major systems in the United States and Canada. After adjournment delegates will take a special train to Vera Cruz and Pueblo.
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Tyallas
Tex
National Nut Growers’ Association
South
Mexico City
Canada
Old Reliable Conductors’ Life Ineurance Association
United States
Columbus
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Pueblo
Petition Drive Supports Joint Statehood in New Mexico
The New Mexico Non-Partisan joint statehood league reports petitions from Alamogordo Chaves and Lincoln counties in support of joint statehood. Santa Fe City Council sent a message to President Roosevelt thanking him for his favorable remarks. Messages from various counties accompany the effort as the movement gains traction.
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New Mexico
Joint Statehood League
Alamogordo
Chaves
Lincoln
Sororra County
Bacorro County
Santa Fe
Noorevelt
Civien
Bev eridge Proposes Joint Statehood For NM Arizona
Senator Beveridge, chair of the senate territories committee, introduces a bill for joint statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory and for New Mexico and Arizona. The measure aligns with a House version and seeks federal oversight of banking and insurance activities.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
Beveridge
Senate Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hamilton
Michigan
House
Committee of Nomination Appointed in Senate
Senate Republican caucus chair announces the committee to fill vacancies with Hale as chairman and members Aldrich C ollom Perkins Clark of Wyoming Nelson Spooner Kean and Beveridge. Seven of nine favor joint statehood while two oppose. Williams seeks to trim Panama canal bill by reducing apprenticeship funds from 16 600 000 to 6 008 333.
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Senate
Washington
Allison
Hale
Aldrich
Cullom
Perkins
Clark
Wyoming
Nelson
Spooner
Kean
Beveridge
Williams
Panama
House
Russia S condition worsens amid rising disorder and strikes
Telegraph reports eight thousand killed at Odessa amid chaotic rule. Police threaten strikes over pay. Witte powerless to quell growing disorder as mutinies rise and lawlessness spreads across the empire. Assassination of Sakharoff sparks fresh atrocities and peasants suffer.
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Witte
St. Petersburg
Moscow Strike Telegraphers Refuse Return to Work
In Moscow on December 7 police and military efforts failed to win strikers back. A meeting of 2,000 strikers rejected yielding. The Finnish delegation said all Finnish telegraphers will join and support the strike. Also reported: eight thousand killed at Odessa amid refugee influx.
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Finland
Russia
Lemberg
Kiev
Czarnowite
Odessa
Odewwa
Moscow
Comptroller Ridgely Reports Bank Growth and Money Stock
The annual report shows banks in the United States and territories rising to 19,910 institutions with capital of 1.53 billion dollars and deposits of 11.79 billion. National banks total 5,668 with 721 million in capital and 3.79 billion in deposits. estates and private banks add 14,242 institutions with 743 million in capital and 8.00 billion in deposits. The report notes a 26 percent rise in national banks since 1902 and a 22 percent rise for non national banks, with total money stock and gold and silver holdings detailed across major nations.
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Washington
Ridgely
United States and
Island
National
United States
France
Germany
Russia
United Kingdom
Austria-Hungary
India
Italy
Australasia
China
Spain
United King
Colombia
Argentina
Japan
United
Hungary
Russla
National Bank
Treasury
Outaldo
Foreign Trade Flourishes in 1905 Record Years
The 1905 fiscal year saw the United States record high import and export values. Imports reached $1.1 billion led by materials for weaving and manufacturing, while exports totaled $1.518 billion with a large share from manufactured goods. Subtropical products and raw materials boosted purchases, and overall trade growth came from expanding foreign markets.
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Washington
W. H. Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Eaporte
India
Obere
Ohio Commerce Board Discuss Legislation in Special Session
The Ohio State Board of Commerce met in Columbus for a special session to consider financial legislation and related matters. President Nat Hanchman Davis outlined aims, committees were formed, and several reports were reviewed before lunch.
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Columbus
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Nat. Hanchman Davis
Davis
Francie R. James
Draustn Wulsin
Cincinnati
Samuel Scovitt
Lucien Walsin
A. M. Kittredge
William Lodge
Frank H. Kemper
Fire destroys two and a half story house at 192 College Avenue
A fire early yesterday at 3 am at 192 College Avenue Santa Fe destroyed the two and a half story frame house occupied by Mrs. T. A. Godwin and owned by Robert C. Gortner. Loss estimated at 1500 for the house and 800 for furniture. Mrs. Godwin escaped with only a basket of silverware and a money order. Firemen saved adjacent properties and most belongings along College Avenue. Damage amount not yet settled due to insurance.
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College Avenue
Santa Fe
Mra. T
J. W. Aprinter
Goodwin
Kolen
Gortner
Mies
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Associated Press
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JEWEL
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ROYAL
Halifax
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Royal Canadian Reimente
London
Toronto
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Queer
Companion
Ap Hillery
City OF Mexico
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Tillman
Secretary of the Treasury
Morrill
Russias
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Sekharoff
Saratol
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Social Revolu
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