French Trouble Worsens as Bombs Seized in New York Route
In Mexico City an arsenal seizure disrupts plans to ship weapons and dynamite to New York. King Oscar shows slow improvement in Stockholm. Moscow reports arrests of revolutionary members. Rome notes protests against church state action and calls for mass demonstrations at the French embassy.
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Rome
Mexico City
Wim
Iwaret
Gonzales
Heecar
New York
France
China Edicts Aim to End Opium Trade in Ten Years
Tang Shou Ys drastic edicts promise to end opium use and trafficking in a decade. Reforms include registration of users, gradual shutdown of opium sites, strict enforcement against smuggling, and penalties for officials failing to comply. The program also targets teachers and scholars for prompt abstinence and assigns viceroys to oversee the drive.
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China
Pekin
Tang Shou-Y
Popular Couple Joined In Marriage In Albuquerque
Frank J Wit cum manager of the Blanchard Meat and Supply company married Miss Daley Benedict yesterday afternoon at 4 p m. The ceremony was at his residence by Rev J W Barron of the Congregational church. The Wiltons and Mrs Wilson are longtime residents, with both families well known in the community. They will be at 601 South Second Street after January.
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Frank J Witcum
Blanchard Meat and Supply Company
Mra Wilton
Mire
Rand
Wilson
Florida potato crop preparations near planting season
Florida growers report fields broken and ready for seed and fertilizer for a record potato acreage. Planting will begin in four to five days and extend to mid January as new farmers enter the business and old settlers reduce their fields.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Professor Clarke to Move to Santa Fe After January 1
Professor J. E. Clarke, longtime Albuquerque public schools superintendent, will relocate to Santa Fe after January 1 and take the post of assistant superintendent of public instruction for the territory. The Santa Fe New Mexican notes Clarke and family will live in the Seligman residence on Palace Avenue after upgrades are completed.
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J. . Clarke
Albu
Albuquerque
Clarke
Palace
Seligman En Hate
James L. Belieman
Andrews Seeks Indian School Funds and legislative limits
Washington December 17. Delegate Andrews proposes amendments to the Indian appropriation bill allocating funds for Albuquerque Indian school 61000 Santa Fe school 61600 attorney for Pueblos 1500 with 500 contingent 1000 for New Mexico service. He also bills that no legislator be appointed to office by the governor nor US officials hold territorial posts. Madame Melba's son marries in London. Melba plans New York opera return. Great Britain fights trusts dissolving soap trust. Canadian clearing costs over 15000000 as Vancouver Island Development clears land for CN railway belt. 10000 acres ready end 1908. yearly clearings thereafter.
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Evening Citizen
Washington, D. C
Andrews
Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States
Vancow
Dee
Vancouver Island Development Company
Canadian Pacife Railway
Fenian veteran Donald Raser dies in Montreal memory recalls Fenian era
Montreal remembers Donald Fraser a Fenian veteran born 1822 in Scotland. He arrived in Canada in 1848 fleeing famine and hunger. In youth he took part in service during the Fenian uprising acting as captain of the 11th Highland regiment.
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Donald Raser
Montreal
Donal Fraser
Fraser
Fodertz
Ross Shire
Scotland
Treland
Italy to Develop Railways With Major Funds Plan
Rome December 17 the chamber of deputies approved an appropriation totaling 183000000 for new railways. The proposal seeks to raise the sum via treasury loan at one half per cent and includes plans to accelerate construction across the country.
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Italy
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Picene Majoricas
Rerm
Delegation Arrives to Negotiate Cavalry for Presala
A Presalan government delegation arrived in Shanghai to discuss sending a large number of cavaliers to western Presala. The move follows a shortage of farm laborers in the region and aims to bolster agriculture and related efforts amid ongoing labor scarcity.
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Europe
Shanghei
Dec
Weatern
Presala
Agricultural Nation Sails On Diet for Necessary Action
An unclear fragment notes an agricultural nation pursuing a diet or restraint, describing the act as in many ways undesirable yet absolutely necessary, implying tough reforms or reductions despite negative sentiment.
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Aweik
Hebrew charity contributions organized in New York
New York a meeting at the Hebrews' charity building completed the organization of an association of contributors to Hebrew charities. Officers announced 112000 dollars subscribed with annual renewal planned. Prominent Hebrews attended the gathering.
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New York
Hebrews’ Charity
Associaion
Kansas Colorado irrigation suit heard by Supreme Court
The Kansas and Colorado irrigation dispute reached the U S Supreme Court today over rights to use Arkansas River water for irrigation. The case is expected to require lengthy argument with many witnesses to be examined.
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Washington
North American Cotton company begins mills at Shaninegan Falls
Montreal December 17 The North American Cotton company commenced erection of large cotton mills at Shaninegan Falls near the city. The company recently organized with capital stock of 1,000,000 dollars. The Dominion Texto company, Canada’s largest, has purchased a large interest in the company.
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Montreal
North American Cotton Company
Shaninegan Falls
Thin City
Rapital
Dominion Textopany
Canada
Jas
Jefferson Davis statue completed by Gorham works in Providence
A large bronze eight foot statue of Jefferson Davis, former Confederate president, is completed by Gorham in Providence and will stand in Monument Avenue Richmond, Virginia. It is erected by the United Confederate Veterans and will be unveiled in June next. The report includes livestock prices and market notes from the Southern markets.
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Jefferson Davis
Providence
R. 1
Laray
JeMerson Davis
He Works
the Gorham Company
Monument Avenue
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Catron Seeks Bernalillo Seat in Council Contests
Hon T B Catron who contests the seat of Hon EB A Miera in the council of the thirty seventh legislature arrived from Santa Fe with RL Baca and Banta Fe county’s representative. Catron plans testimony in Bernalillo and may also hear at Nacimiento with some witnesses. Miera’s side to present at Bernalillo after Catron finishes, while other details remain unresolved.
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T. B. Catron
EB. A. Miera
Catron
Fernallilo
Micra
Santa Foe
Bernalilo
Nacimiento
Milora
Hernallilo
Mr. Catroni Wes
Bernalillo
Marcviing Orta
Annessor Elect
Ma Fe
County Central Committee
Mareny Castillo
David M. White
Republican County Central Committee
Santa Fe County
Come Hines
Mc Miera
Council
Guidens
Miera
Presidents call to recast public land laws sparks reform push
Washington reports President Roosevelt urges immediate action to recast public land laws and curb fraud. He directs Interior to halt patents on public lands until on the ground examinations confirm compliance, citing widespread fraud and concerns over right of way, private homes in forests, and grazing controls. Moody sworn as associate justice fills court vacancy.
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Congress
Secretary of the ‘Interior
Panama
Mexico Assents To US Engineers To Close Canal Breach
United States engineers may enter Mexico to close the breach in the Imperial canal walls, a step the Mexican government has assented to. The action aims to halt the formation of Salton Sea and resolve related waterway issues raised by the state department.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Omcers
Mexico
Imperial Canal
Salton Sea
Plans for the Philippine Assembly
Washington reports a proposed election law creating an eighty one member Philippine assembly with each member representing 90 000 people. Election set for July 1 1907 with convening nine days after. Delegates receive constitutional immunities and may not hold another office. Assembly to set its own rules elect a speaker and recorder.
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Philippine Assembly
Washington
Austrian Immigrant Protective Society Opens in New York
The Austrian Immigrant Protective society opened its offices at 35 Broadway New York on December 17 to aid Austrian immigrants. It seeks to provide protection and assistance, addressing immigration problems caused by congestion near central hubs by directing newcomers to distribution in the south and west, with prominent Austrians connected to the effort.
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New York
Austrian Immigrant Protective Society
Broadway
Austria
Beng
Court Overrules In Three Gases Trial Appeals
Court denies a new trial in the case of Richard Palma and B Ruppe vs Weinmann and Barnett. Jury awarded $4 000 in damages. appeal filed. Also overrules motions for new trials in related cases and pends actions awaiting settlement terms.
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Ees
Srre
Richard dl
Palma
B Ruppe
Weinmann
Joseph Barnett
Re & S Cent
the & S
Tris
Paul Maeserth
Swarte i
Olive Corcoran
Albuquerque Trac
Cues
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Basman
St. Johns
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Grand Banks
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Pacific #rust Express company
Harriman
Interstate Commerce
Armour
Frank J. Wilson
Daisy Benedict
Rev. Barron
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Guggenheim
Albany
N. Y
Fish and Game Protective Association
Bureau of Fisheriog
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Atlantic
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Melba
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Opera House
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America
Melba Hes
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Alfred Moseley
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Charles J. Bonaparte
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William H. Moody
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Narragansett Way
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Weinmann and Barnett, Traction Company
Paul Massett
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