Revolution wanes as Moscow braces for guerrilla warfare
From St Petersburg to Odessa the reversal of government measures leaves leaders jailed or in hiding. Moscow endures a battlefield scene as insurrection fractures into small guerrilla detachments. Warsaw reports a weakening general strike with shops open and patrols in center city. College football talks in New York seek rule reforms to curb brutality without abolishing the game.
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Negro claims life danger from many pursuers
Fred Haygood, a Black man long in the city, says he is being stalked by a large group bent on harming him. He asked Chief McMillin for protection and mentioned plans to travel to Wyandotte Kansas to a negro school. At the depot, bystanders whispered about him, and Haygood produced a letter of recommendation as proof of his status and wealth. Police believe he may be unsettled and that the whispering group previously seen is involved.
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Armijo Funeral Set for Tomorrow at Sacred Heart Cemetery
The body of Tranquilino Armijo, who died after a day of sickness at the Elwood house, will be buried in the family plot at Sacred Heart cemetery tomorrow at noon. The funeral will be held at Immaculate Conception Church at 10:30 AM. The deceased’s sister Mrs. Marry Benjamin hosted the body. Lola C. Armijo and Gorse W. Armijo arrived from Santa Fe to attend. Pallbearers include Horatio Otero, Daniel Padilla, Henry Conley, Prospero Salagar, Eduardo M Otero and Henry Sandoval.
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Immaculate Conception
Marry Benjamin
North Fourth Street
Lola C. Armijo
Wother
Gorse W. Armijo
Santa Fe
Horatio Otero
Daniel Padilla
Henry Conley
Prospero Salagar
Eduardo M Otero
Henry Sandoval
Mayor McClellan Falls Into Line Amid Insurance Probe
A New York despatch notes Mayor McClellan aligning with Tammany Hall as reforms loom after the Equitable Insurance muddle. The piece also covers Hyde’s expatriation hints, Pinehurst winter sports, and a Utah veterans reunion, with police in El Paso reporting a dime-related theft tied to a Colorado express car robbery.
Cros Sing LAws Protest Causes Ten Minute Crossing Hold Up
Fifty two persons and twenty one vehicles were held at the Railroad Avenue crossing in Santa Me today at 1:40 PM as a string of cars moved by engine 2199 under Yardwaster Johnson. The incident sparked calls for enforcement of crossing laws and a warning to the yard responsible.
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Crawford Shoul
Justice court reverses Marriman assault verdict
The territory versus Lawrence Marriman ended with a not guilty verdict after appeal from justice court. Marriman, acting deputy sheriff and watchman at Amer can Lumber, elbowed an employee demanding pay before the proper check. Marein Re wih received a fine in justice court. Judge Abbott presided. Annual meeting of Po eote Clerks in Dayton is to elect officers at Algon Hotel. British vessel Siren Park runs aground near Vancouver. casualties reported. Extra copies urged for The Evening Citizens with distribution across New Mexico and Albuquerque. Chicago live stock market notes included.
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Eitton
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Weapen
High Officials in Session in Private Car Train
Chicago dispatch reports that high officials including Secretary Shaw discussed the Chicago National Bank and Home Savings bank closings. He asserted no criminal proceedings would arise and defended bankers’ common practices as not dishonorable. The body of Consul General Parsons arrived in Laredo en route to Albany aboard Diaz’s private train. A large fire at Niagara Falls damaged several hotels with losses around 140000 dollars.
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Mexico
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Division Among Students of Science in New York
The Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America opens a two day session at Fairweather Hall Columbia University despite conflicting with the American Society for the Advancement of Science meeting in New Orleans. Professor Simon Newcomb seeks reelection as president after six years at the helm. Tomorrow, a reception honors Mrs Henry Draper at her Madison Avenue residence.
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Coal Shortage Worsens as Yards Report No Coal
The Evening Citizen notes a severe coal shortage with Clarkville yards lacking any coal to warm offices and awaiting railroad supply overnight. Cerrillos yards fare slightly better but face immediate demand as customers beg for small quantities while rail deliveries prove uncertain. Wood yards remain busy despite the overall strain.
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Washington Plans Baltic Mission for US Cruiser Squadron
The president and cabinet officials discussed deploying a cruiser squadron to Barojean waters and then Madeira and the Baltic to protect American life and property. Admiral Sigutne would lead the North Atlantic Fleet, with orders to proceed if needed via Brookings, Cilvestan, Tacoma and Chattanooga toward Madeira and Naples.
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Ufe
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Chaffee To Review Me Thiriewuth Regiment
General Chaffee accepted an invitation to review Me Thiriewuth Regiment with the army on Sumter in the evening. A preliminary parade includes Beary artillery and dummy troops, followed by a ball. General Chatter will command the reviewing table expedition.
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