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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
1
Reports from St Petersburg and Moscow describe intense violence as strikes turn into widespread upheaval. Police and troops clash with demonstrators, hundreds wounded as fires devastate Moscow while hospitals overflow. Russian revolutionary leaders and Jewish activists are noted among insurgent leaders.
Delegates from across the state assemble in Des Moines for the State Teachers Association annual meeting. Chicago educator Bhallor Mathews will give the key address, with speakers including Aramid of Simmons College and Atatwan of Americana.
An old man says about $200 to $2390 vanished while traveling from Belen to Albuquerque. Police doubt his claim and cannot locate the money or reliable clues, noting he was intoxicated and unable to identify where the cash went. Authorities hold his case as they pursue legal steps.
New York reports that Asacondy Copper declared a dividend of 9.00 per share for three months, continuing the pattern tied to company control by the Australian copper group. The payout reflects the ongoing financials and shareholder return.
Unclear fragment describes events in El Paso involving a lid leak and poker games in progress. Mentions Sunday law 18 and the number 68 served, but context and specifics are missing.
Lead and copper quiet and unchanged. St Louis wool market notes and transit issues. The Boston wool market shows modest activity with steady prices amid weak demand. Futures and exchange chatter reference rates and shipments to New York and San Francisco, with market caution and limited trading.
The executive head of the Rock Island denied reports that the prize was seeking an outlet to the South Atlantic seaboard. He arrived from Chieu last night and said Frisco and the Rock Island have no design on Missouri, Kansas or Texas, and never would.
Prices for corn and oats mix as trading highlights include New York Central and Union Pacific equities. Kansas City live stock shows higher bids with steers and heifers noted, while steel and railroad shares move in tandem with market receipts around 10 000 units and ranges near several dollars.
Darby A. Day, district agent for Mutual Life Insurance, returned from El Paso to tell The Citizen he plans to secure office rooms for his headquarters. He denied arranging bunks or rentals and questioned whether to move his base.
Reports from multiple cities describe chaotic shootings and arrests. In Ashland Avenue, six robbers fired on passengers and were subdued by civilians and police. five suspects detained after a confrontation. Elsewhere a Philadelphia man dies of pneumonia at 82. a deputy sheriff in Kentucky is killed at a turkey shoot. a Goose Creek dispute leaves another wounded.
A fire at the Exchange hotel in Uniontown racks the building, forcing 150 guests to flee in night clothes as other fires devastate sections of Santo Domingo and Aransas. chaos follows as authorities report internal Dominican strife and a large property loss in Arkansas.
The New York County Fair and Chews opens at Madison Square Garden for five days offering a county fair experience in the heart of the city. Highlights include farm products and exhibits from apples to pumpkins, poultry, stock, a baby show with valuable prizes, a dog show, and athletic events with track contests.
Prominent scholarly bodies including the American Historical Association and American Political Science Association convene at Johns Hopkins University for their twenty fifth annual gathering. Delegates from the American Economic Association and the American Ethnological Society will join joint sessions with formal receptions and panel discussions featuring leaders from several universities and learned societies.
Judge Abbott sentences Rocus Meviarie to ninety nine years for the murder of Nicolas Sanchez and Carmel Baca at a La Posta ranch. Meviarie shows no emotion and returns to jail awaiting transfer to the penitentiary likely tomorrow. Also, Eslavio Vigil is fined fifty dollars plus costs for assault. Washington coverage notes Democratic and Republican figures in old back lobbies describing politics and towns.
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