Tenement Fire Toll and Wreck Fatalities Reported
Across cities three deaths and multiple injuries are reported from a fatal railroad wreck near Disko Kansas City area and a tenement fire in Minneapolis. It describes engine crews killed, families burned, and a gas explosion injuring eight in McKeesport. News also covers Rev J M Sollie’s Alabama to Albuquerque mission update and church fund support.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Minneapolis
Minn
Higgins
Lorraine Bucklif
Lig
Number of Carpenters to Go on a Strike with Albuquerque Ties
Reports of a carpenters union strike in Albuquerque limited to contractors A W Harden. Eight union carpenters in Hayden’s employ quit after a requested discharge was refused. Hayden told The Evening Citizen the strikers’ prices had been raised. King Alfonso hunting tale and Indianapolis transit debate follow in the same column.
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Eith
Hayden
Evening Citizen
Chiwon
Money On Call Seesaws On Market Update
Money on call rates show continued volatility with brief upticks and dips amid uncertain liquidity and trading sentiment. Analysts note inconsistent demand across sectors while central banks weigh policy signals.
Arizona Antis Use Telegrams and Market Chatter
A fragmented New York market wire notes telegrams about Arizona political tensions and joint statehood debate. It mentions call money surges to 70 bid, stock broker suspensions over creditor claims, and remarks by James Douglas on Arizona New Mexico statehood prospects. Also reports Charles T. Yerkes death and wife’s denial of involvement in his Waldorf illness.
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New York
Call Money
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
James Douglas
Arizona
Phelps-Dodge
Intereats
New Mexico
Douglas
Chas. T. Yerkes
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
District Court Misdemeanor Fines Imposed in Local Case
In a district court session Judge Abbote fined Pasqual Cutinota ten dollars plus about twenty six dollars in costs for violating Sunday closing law. The defendant, a Albuquerque resident of twenty five years, faced multiple minor charges tied to a vendome hotel incident. Atttorney Fullerton defended, while Litter represented the dishwasher in a separate dispute over money. A separate case saw Cornette arrested for a shop dispute, with a fine resulting after judicial handling.
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Abbote
Pasqual Cutinota
Thofendant
Albuquerque
Fey
Vinta
Hatterphery
Dlak
Vendome
Cornette
Litter
Lauter
Ace
Lester
Cornetto
W. C. Heacock
Clancy
Divorce suit surrounds Albuquerque woman Jessie Craig
The San Bernardino Sun reports Jessie Craig, an Albuquerque writer of letters, is named defendant in a divorce suit filed by her husband in San Bernardino. The record notes she left with six children for Michigan, later returning, and that attorneys for the plaintiff deny the claims while the case proceeds.
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Albuquerque
San Bernardino
Mra
Craig
Ty Albuquerque
Bernardino
Rm Moor
Michigan
Corts Brother
Nick
Defendant Found Guilty as Charged in Local Water Charge
The case allege Clark of Pajarito watered his house without permit. The Justice of the Peace Joe Miguel Chaves found Clark guilty and fined him $15 and costs. Clark appealed and the case moves to the district court for disposition.
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Gabaldon
Ranchor de Athece
KB Clark
Pajarito
Clark
Juste of the Peace
Joe Miguel Chaves
Lie Justice
District Court
Diapost
St. Louis Man Arrested for Stabbing Friend
William Murphy thirty one years old, son of Jeremiah Murphy, a pork packer, was arrested and held on a charge of stabbing his friend David Leahy early today. Leahy is believed mortally wounded. Murphy claims a highwayman attacked them and stabbed Leahy during the resistance. Leahy offers no statements.
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Vmranion
St. Louis
William Murphy
Jeremiah Murphy
David Leahy
Leahy
Murphy
A C Emery Accused Of Robbing Friend
A C Emery faces accusations of robbing a friend after a night out. Witnesses describe Emery taking Bowen’s money band and guiding him away, amid reports of prior misconduct. Emery waived examination and awaits March grand jury action. bail set at $500. Police note Emery is linked to several reported petty thefts.
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A&c
Binety
Ferd van Hearn
Sis Amerra
Pucket
Emery
Bowen
Howen
Grand Jury
Jay
Hall
Was David B Hill an Ally of The Equitable
Former senator David B Hill wrote to the legislative insurance investigating committee denying coercion by The Equitable. He claims he did not accept any retainer from the company and contends the inquiry seeks to smear his record, asserting the inquiry oversteps its mandate.
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David B. Hill
Equitable
New York
David Bonnet Hill
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Hilt
Isthmian Canal Commission Publishes Annual Report
Washington reports the Isthmian canal commission released its annual findings. It notes halted large scale excavation to complete preparatory work including sanitation facilities housing and terminal services. Deaths from malaria reached 85 in May to August 1905 with other causes also recorded as pneumonia yellow fever dysentery and diarrhea. Employed on the Isthmus reached about 17,000 in 1905 with 2,705 on the payroll and 14,250 on the silver rolls. Panama Railroad employs roughly 2,600.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Tsthmus
Folloy
Isthmus Nambed
Department of Construction and Engineering
Bureau of Material and Supplies
Department of Government and Sanitaion
Panama Railroad Company
Largest single span bridge on St Lawrence River
A crew of civil engineers visited Quebec to inspect the Great cantilever bridge under construction across the St Lawrence River. The span measures 1,800 feet, the longest single span yet built, surpassing the Firth of Forth canti levers but with a total width of 75 feet and limited traffic capacity compared to New York bridges.
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Quebec
Que
St. Lawrence River
St. Lawrence
Firth of Forth
East River
New York
Willamsburg Ridge
Change of County Seat in Madison County
The Madison county Board of Supervisors called for a special session today to consider moving the county seat from Morrisville to a more accessible location, preferably to Oneida. The proposition has been a recurring topic, with strong opposition in past years preventing any change.
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New York
Oneida, Novy
Board of Supervisors
Madison County
Morrisville
Exclusive Mail Train With Shortened Time
San Francisco reports a new exclusive mail train between Omaha and San Francisco will cut city arrivals by over a day. The Omaha to Ogden run shortened nearly five hours, with a schedule shift from 8:55 a.m. to 1:55 p.m. and Green River arrival improved to 9:56 a.m. The change ends reliance on the Overland Limited for mail cars and stems from railroad mail-contract realignments.
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San Francisco
A. H. Breples
Omaha
San Fransico
Stx
Ogden
Union Pacific
Oma
Green River
Isalso
Southern Pacific
Overland Limited
American Savants Meet in New Orleans
The American Association for the Advancement of Science opened in New Orleans with welcome addresses by state and city officials. Sessions begin at Tulane University and a general meeting is scheduled at Temple Sinai. The program includes scientific sections, receptions, and tours of local plants and institutions.
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Oriwena
Tonlenal
CY. Weetward
Coromoulet
Charles P. Huck
Welonttie
Nehrman
Craighead
Tulane
Tulane University
Temple Sina
WF. Farlow
Selentitte
T. G
Revolution in Russia ends as Moscow violence wanes
Reports from Moscow and St Petersburg describe scattered revolutionary groups crushed by troops. Workers’ councils negotiate terms for strikers, with a general strike in Warsaw and socialists trying to sustain disturbances amid a tightening crackdown. A local republican government forms in Zlatoust as unrest spreads in the Urals. In Moscow a would-be assassin fires at Governor Baron Midem Irvil, then dies after swallowing poison.
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St. Petersfurt
Associated Preas
Moscow
Urals
St. Petersburg
Zlatourst
Ural Mountains
Molva
Russ
Berg Oa Leo
Knights of Columbus Announces Qualification Ceremony
Local lodge plans a procession of twenty seven candidates Sunday at 1 30 PM at the Elks Opera House. Candidates hail from La Veens Silver City Deming San Marcos Gallup and Winelow Arie. The feast will follow with the decree work under the Hipert ON Marron as territorial official present.
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the Knights of Columbus
Elks’ Opera House
Elks’ Lodge
Lae Veens Silver City
Deming
San Marchal
Gallup
Winelow
Marron
Territorial
McCunna
Cankor Einte Dep Scott
Califor
Tevez
Maxwell Escapes as Texan Stabber Marcus Liese Sought
A terse report states Thomas Maxwell, a suspect in Marcus Liese's stabbing, fled toward Gallup after the attack. Maxwell remains at large as authorities pursue leads, with rumors of possible accomplices and the threat of further violence.
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Marcus Liese
Gallup
A. R. McGaffey
Hornbin Mcffailey Company
Matsoe
T Terday
Thomas Maxwell
Mit
Marcus Item
Wal Hepital
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