Kings and rulers observe Christmas around the world
Washington reports on Christmas at the Roosevelt White House noting gift exchanges among the President’s family. Alice Roosevelt Longworth’s engagement adds to holiday joy as Mrs Roosevelt presides over carefully chosen gifts for children and staff. Cabinet wives, the president, and Vice President Fairbanks celebrate with family parties and liberal exchanges. In Britain, the royal family at Sandringham distributes gifts to household staff and kin, attends church, and ends with a traditional bowling tea and a festive dinner.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Oyster Bay
Pre. Fairbanks
Warren Fairbanks
Chicago
1Mons
City
Continent
Sandringham
St. Mary Magdalene Church
Han A
Boarstead
England's rulers to keep Christmas at Sandringham
London reports that King Edward VII Queen Alexandra and their children and grandchildren will spend Christmas at Sandringham following old Hogland traditions and the palace hospitality. The Yuletide celebration will be simple yet impressive as in former years.
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England
London
Edward VII
Alexandra
Sandringham
Supreme Court sustains Crolett in land case over Albuquerque titles
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the New Mexico territorial court ruling in Sofie L Alexander versus Sefering Croflett. The decision upholds forcible entry detainer actions favoring A W Cleland with costs. Justice Brown authored the opinion.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Ni Mexico
Sofie L. Alexander
Croflett
Albuquerque
Offici
Washington Post
Sofre L. Alexander
Supreme Court of the
Territory of
New Moaslco
Justice Brown
Justice of the Peace
W. B. Childers
Cleland
Croustt
Alexander
N. B. Field Arin
Emperor William Family Only Christmas Dinner
European courts prepare for lavish gift exchanges as Emperor William and family select numerous presents. Empress and children shop widely, with portraits and luxury items for courtiers, staff, and pensioners. The imperial celebration remains intimate, limited to Immer Biate members. Royal Rome follows orthodox custom with a tree for children and gifts for adults, officials, and charities.
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Germany
Italy
Berlin
William
Patterson Named Night Watchman to Succeed Doyle
George Leo Patterson of this city has been chosen by the Santa Fe railroad to take over as night watchman in the local yards succeeding Night Watchman Doyle. The appointment is effective for the rest of the year after Patterson took the oath as deputy city marshal before Police Judge Crawford. Patterson is well known in Albuquerque musical circles and Davis is said to have resigned at the company’s request.
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George Leo Patternson
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Doyle
Patterson
Crawford
Albuquerque
Davis
Yardmaster Mudge Slowly Improves After Assault
Report says Yardmaster F. F. Mudge of San Marcial, fractured skull from a recent attack by a tramp, shows improvement. Dr A K Bessette noted better condition and optimism for recovery. Wife reportedly greatly distressed, near nervous collapse as news reaches her at home.
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A. K. Bessette
Bla
San Marcial
F. F. Mudge
Mudge
Czar Shows Brief Spirit and Abuses Ministers
A St. Petersburg meeting quoted by a Herald dispatch reports the czar denouncing ministers for inept handling of the crisis and threatening to seize the throne to appoint a military council unless a decision is reached within three hours. Ministers left crestfallen as the empire teeters amid strikes and uprisings.
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Czar
New York
St. Petersburg
Tsarko-Sely
Dolliver bill and naval officer growth in 1906 era
New York reports a violent assault on John H. Bonhington, former Kings Democratic leader, wounded in his office and hospitalized as William Selms confesses intent to rob. A separate Georgia incident describes a mob attack on a white manager near a turpentine still, with several killed and wounded. Akron Gas Co. falls into receivership over a $5,703 fuel claim. Washington notes the Dolliver bill as an administration-aligned rate reform, with debate over whether court review of commission orders should exist and how Elkins and Roosevelt factions will respond before Christmas holidays.
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Victoria
B.C
Dee
Henry Rush
Clarkson & Co
Vladivortok
Port Arthur
Harbin
Pines
Bagar
Bazar
Kuata & Albers
Herman
Bush
Vladivoatok
New York
John H. Bon Hington
Borough of
Kings
William Selms
Hennington
Selms
Haw
House of Representatives
Foraker
Elkins
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Congress
Eee
Commission
Supreme Court
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Bikins
Hos
Roosevelt
Thas
Root
Taft
Moody
Elking
le Ts
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Mrs Hening dies at 29 after tubercular illness
Mrs H B Hening wife of Morning Journal city editor died at 419 South Fifth street at 2 pm after a long tuberculosis illness. She came to Albuquerque from Springfield Illinois five years ago and married H Hening last April. The funeral and burial will be in Springfield, with her mother Mrs J N Reece and husband present. Roy Reece is a surviving brother.
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H. B. Hening
Morning Journal
South Fifth Street
The
Grim Reaper
Albuquerque
Hennig
Reece
Springfield
HH. B. Hening
Heniig
Mra
J. N. Reece
Santa Claus candy distribution for Albuquerque children
A reprinted wireless message from Santa Claus urges The Evening Citizen to hand out one candy package to every boy and girl in Albuquerque who visits the paper's office on Christmas morning December 25. Packages will include a variety of candies and are to be distributed between 9 and 11 o clock.
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Kris Kringle
Santa Claus
Toyville
Reindeer Land
North Pol
Albuquerque
el Where
Evening Citizen
The
Citizen
Santa Claus on the House Top Stirs Albuquerque Crowd
A curious scene on Second Street near 1st Avenue in Albuquerque drew residents as Santa Claus on a rooftop was reportedly captured by a security team. Witnesses said Banty announced planned gift deliveries and sounded horns, prompting rumored rescues. The Citizen reports Santa planned to distribute 1,000 packages to local children on Monday morning between set hours. Nearby markets and metal prices are also noted in the issue.
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1 Avenue
Claude
Uy Leones
Surty Tavealtaeat
Cowpanies
Santa Clas
Albuquerque
Banty
Rom
Santy
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