General Strike News Rocks St Petersburg and Russia
Reports from St Petersburg describe a proclaimed general strike to begin at noon tomorrow affecting railroads factories and government work as leaders push for a broader uprising while police hunt strike organizers. Elsewhere violence and mutinies escalate across Russia amid hunger and cold as authorities warn of turmoil and potential pillage.
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Queer Fire on Railroad Avenue Causes Panic
An amusing yet dangerous incident occurred at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Second Street last evening. A Mexican passenger alighted from a car from Old Albuquerque. smoke enveloped him as flames whipped from his coat sleeves and neck. The coat was finally removed after frantic efforts, the man claiming matches in his pocket sparked the blaze when he jumped from the car.
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Auto Travelers Rescued At Last In Desperate Snowbound
A search party near Flagstaff Arizona located Ferry Megargell and David Fassett thirteen miles from town in a snowbound state without food or gasoline. They survived by using a fire to stave off the cold. The finder also recovered the body of logger Thomas Smith who had been missing two days. Separately, the territory trial of William Wagner for assault on Griego Romero concluded with a jury verdict. prosecutors claimed illegal arrest and intent to kill, while Romero faced police court punishment for drunken disorderliness. A jury also found Belavio Vigil guilty of assault, with a new trial motion expected. In a land grant dispute, William McIntosh prevailed over Eugenio Kemere in the Chililind grant case, with Judge Abbott issuing a permanent injunction related to land boundaries. Financial news notes New York money market details.
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David F. Fassett
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William Wagner
Wagner
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Abran Dimas
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William McIntosh
Eugenio Ke~mere
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Abbott
Darby A Day May Move Headquarters to El Paso
Darby A Day, head of Mutual Life Insurance in the southwest, reports enlarged territory including western Texas New Mexico and much of Oklahoma. He plans to relocate his headquarters if he secures a better distributive point, possibly El Paso, after reporting to headquarters. Day has lived in Albuquerque for four years and recently completed a costly new home. friends hope he stays. A separate note mentions a fire in Blackwell Avenue’s women’s quarter with convicts aiding rescue.
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Judge Baker Denies Charges Against Chief Justice Mills
An Omaha dispatch reports Judge Baker denies charges that he filed papers seeking the reappointment of Chief Justice Mills. The Washington correspondent notes the allegations as unfounded, stating there was no basis for the claims and urging publication of the letter from Ben Baker.
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Lawyers Fail to Escape Law in Two Convictions
Denver jury finds Leonard Imboden and James A. Hill guilty on four counts including embezzlement and conspiracy in the wrecking of Denver Savings Bank with penalties ranging from one to ten years. motion for new trial to be argued. Abraham Hummel convicted in New York of conspiracy to dissolve a divorce, sentenced by Justice Rogers to one year in prison and a $500 fine.
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Denver Savings Bank
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Morse
Justee Rogers
Insurance Official on the Slab in Washington Senate Hearing
New York December 20. Jobo Tallock president of Washington Life Insurance appeared before the Armstrong committee with Paul Cavith Ryan's personal counsel. The company prevented disclosure of ten years of legal fee records and Tallock said he could not locate payments to Andrew Hamilton or Andrew Pivlds nor any payments for legislative purposes.
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Ryan
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Washington's Daily Record: varied dispatches from Shanghai to New Mexico
The page reports Shanghai tensions with British, American, German and Japanese cruisers moving toward the city amid a mixed court dispute over taxes and Chinese authority. It covers a New York fire at West Twenty third Street rail terminals with multiple explosions and losses, a Washington blaze injuring police rescues, a Arctic honeymoon plan by Maxi Fleischmann, and political nominations and confirmations in New Mexico including Pat Garrett’s successor.
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Religious war rages in Caucasia and suicide note of sultan attack
Dispatches from Tiflis report ongoing religious conflict in Caucasia with Armenians attacking Muhammadans. About 2000 Mussulman families seek refuge in nearby villages as Cossacks plunder Mussulman houses in Batoum. Belgian government seeks custody of Edward Jorgis for trial under 1838 treaty amid Porte objections following a July assassination attempt. A New York report notes a seat on the stock exchange selling for $20,000, a record high.
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Fitzsimmons OBrien Meet For World Heavyweight Title
In San Francisco the 45 year old Fitzsimmons and 27 year old OBrien duel at Woodward Pavilion for the world heavyweight championship. Both are seasoned ring generals with over a hundred bouts each and strong public interest as they pursue victory and gate receipts.
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Philadelphia Sock" O'Brien
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Woman Hanged for Murder in Digby Case
Mrs Hope Young was executed by hanging for the murder of Minnie Ward Young and the suffocation of infant Elma in Digby Nova Scotia. The six year old and 18 month old were found bound and harmed near the town. a mob threatened lynching after the discovery. Details trace a troubled background and contentious guardianship as investigators questioned parentage and responsibility.
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Delegate introduces several bills including widow’s relief and pensions
Special to The Citizen from Washington reports Delegate Andrews presented multiple bills. One provides $5,000 to the widow of Tranquilino Luna. others establish fish stations at Twat Springs and Gallinas Springs in San Miguel County for relief of former Albuquerque postmaster W A Walker after the 1889 post office robbery. additional bills seek increased pensions for Solomon Coan Geo H Hutchinson Henry Reel Bastion Maxeam Lewis Rekel and H C Anderson.
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Tranquilino Luna
Solomon Coan
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Reel
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Lewis Rekel
H.C. Anderson
Nominations Confirmations go to Canal Committee
The Senate in executive session today considered canal commissioner nominations. Senator Morgan urged a request for returns of all prior confirmations. The Inter Oceanic Canals Committee agreed to act on nominations and referred them to the canal committee.
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Canal Committee
Roosevelt appoints Bishop to Isthmian canal commission
President Roosevelt names Joseph Bucklin Bishop to the Isthmian canal commission to fill the vacancy created by Chief Engineer Wallace. Bishop has served as secretary and historian of the commission.
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Roosevelt
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Isthmian Canal Commission
Wallace
Bishop
Wrist Amputation Narrowly Averted At Lumber Plant
A plant accident at American Lumber Co. near 4 a.m. injured Rosario Lucero while working the bus saw. His wrist was cut badly as teeth seized his hand, narrowly avoiding amputation. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital. Lucero resides in Las Candelaria.
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Father and Son Found Not Guilty at Trial
Special to The Citizen reports Charles Bruten and his son Jack were acquitted of murder in a Socorro county ranch case. The judge was Par Ker Charles Bruton presiding. The verdict came amid doubt from those familiar with the circumstances and no direct evidence linking the Brutons to the alleged crime.
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