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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1906

Page

6

American Girl Weds French Noble in Tokyo Embassy Ceremony

Miss Mixe Halle Erminde Rives, prominent southern author, wed Post Wheeler at a gala American embassy ceremony in Tokyo. Dr. McKim officiated with attendance from American diplomats and Japanese peers. reception followed at the embassy amid flags, camellias, and lilies.

Tokio Dec Pines Palma Cam Mixe Halle Erminde Rives Post Wheeler McKim Japan Mire Wright Miss Rives Stephen Rives Lempire Virginia Alleghenies United States Philadelphia Pennsylvania Wheeler University of Pennsylvania House of Peers America Mra Wright

Marriage of American Woman Providence Bride and Paris Marquis

The union between Miss Madeline Ives Goddard daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Robert H. Ives Goddard and Marquis Rene Andigne of Paris was a semi private ceremony held at Hopeton house the bride’s parents residence.

Providence Madeline Ivester Robert H. Ives Goddard Marquis Rene , Andigne Paris Hopeton House

Keep Clean Inside With Cascarets Ads Claim

An advertising exhortation promotes Cascarets as a laxative and internal cleanser to prevent illness from poor digestion. It urges daily use, describes symptoms of internal neglect, and notes sizes and price while stressing genuine branding with CCC on tablets.

Making Diamonds in France and Jewelry Trade Notes

Paris reports Professor Henry Moseley described a method to make diamonds from iron and carbon in a heated crucible, with cooling under pressure to crystallize tiny diamonds. New York jewelers dismiss the breakthrough as producing minute, costly stones unlikely to affect markets.

France Paris Academy of Science Henry Motesa Motasau Nobel Prise

Must Pay Duty On All Radium Imported

Washington December 1. It has been decided radium must be taxed under the Dingley tariff act. The board of United States General Appraisers ruled radium bromide, a chemical salt, as the proper classification at 25 percent ad valorem, overruling objections that it should be 10 percent as an unenumerated manufactured article. The opinion by General Appraiser Wilbur F Lunt holds that the refined product from pitchblende is radium bromide and therefore a chemical salt entered and assessed as such.

Washington Dec New York Customs Board of United States General Appraisers

Record grain of iron and steel shipments sets new season total

Iron and steel trade reports record Lake Superior ore shipments for 1906 ending period. Rail and water totals reach 28,260,000 tons, up 3,000,000 from last year. water shipments 97,618,642 tons, rest rail to northwest blast furnaces. Steel corporation shipments total 20,978,651 tons with orders for structural work in St. Louis Pall River bridge and San Francisco buildings.

Pittsburg Lake Superior Mesuba Range Northwest St. Louis Pall River Bridge San Francisco

More Doukhobors to Be Sent to Canada

Winnipeg December 21 A Konshim of Moscow Russia is inquiring into the Doukhobor party brought to Canada seven years ago. He finds them contented and happy with the country. Peter Verighen who left Canada and is now in St Petersburg plans to bring out 10 000 more Doukhobors and the dominion is seen as a land of strong persistence and industry capable of capital.

Canada Winnipeg A. Konshim Moscow Russia Peter Verighen St. Petersburg

A Pipe Boat For Canadian Cup At Jamestown

A pipe boat is being built in Fifes yard at Lairth to race for the Canadian cup under American measurement rules. Amelids Jarvis, famed Canadian helmsman, will helm. The boat will travel to Jamestown to compete for the Roosevelt cup against Ginlow boats during the exposition.

Glasgow Scotland Fifes lAirth Amelids Jarvis Helmeman Jamestown Royal Canadian Rochester

Oregon To Have Enormous Cannery In Treewater

Plans are set for a fruit and vegetable cannery in Treewater Oregon to begin operations next season. The plant will process 30 000 cans daily and address waste from last year when over 60 000 bushels of tomatoes in the district went unpreserved.

Oregon Treewater Ore Dec

British official faces inquiry over suspected abuse charges

Logos West Africa dateline reports an inquiry opened by the president into accusations against the port master. It is alleged he ordered armed force to expel natives demanding pay, with thirty ashé shots fired. The workers reportedly faced near starvation while seeking wages.

Logos West Africa Comesmloner Itty

Two Railroad Icons Rise to Presidency from Active Service

Two famed railroaders, each stepping from active railway duty into the top leadership of their respective companies. Both men are celebrated for long careers, decisive management, and notable expansions under their prior railroading roles.

Great Northern and Pennsylvania Railroads Leaders in Industry

J J Hu of Great Northern rose from 18 year old river packet company agent to control vast transportation across six thousand miles of line with steamship links and massive expansions. A J Cassatt of Pennsylvania rose from rodman to president guiding expansion, combating rivals and securing lines such as Baltimore and Ohio and Long Island railroad, financing with two $60 million loans this year.

Minneapolis J. J. HU Great Northern Railroad St. Paul Lakes Pacific Pennsylvania Philadelphia A. J. Cassatt Gould Rockefeller Pittsburg Andrew Carnegie New York Central Western Union ‘Telegraph Company Caxnatt Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio Long Island New York City Ttr New York City New Haven France

A Bit of Vaudeville Bit Turns Into Holiday Burlesque

A garbled vaudeville style dialogue unfolds with misheard phrases and comic exchanges about a burglary joke, a toy train, and Christmas mishaps. The characters trade wry quips, mixing mispronunciations with festive banter and a light critique of social norms. The scene plays on wordplay and farcical misunderstandings to evoke a holiday mood.

Riots and Diaz say Yaqui killings escalate in Sonora

Territorial Topics reports Yaquis add to massacre tally as President Diaz condemns the army officers for lax control and demands five dead Yaquis per Mexican or foreign victim. military officers face punishment if the target isn’t met. Cimarron to have a new newspaper in northern New Mexico. Roman relics found in Welwyn England. legal actions against Santa Fe railroad and Arizona wreck claimants.

Sonora Diaz England London Webwyn Herts Thomas Brainard Ta Brainard British Museum Santa Fe Railroad Company Welwyn Phoenix Arizona

President to Honor Speaker in January Dinner

The president will host a dinner January 4 in honor of Speaker of the House Uncle Joe Cannon. The move signals rivalry for precedence between the speaker and the chief justice, aimed at easing discomfort and showing no antagonism toward Congress.

Washington United States House of Representatives Joe Cannon Bax United States Supreme Court Congress

Large Beet Sugar Imports Hit Brooklyn From Germany

Daily arrivals of beet sugar from Stetin and nearby German ports flood Brooklyn. The higher duty on beet sugar vs cane sugar drives imports despite industrial inefficiencies. The acid in the sugar damages bag texture, causing frequent tearing during handling.

Germany Brooklyn

United States pledges support to Britain over Congo

The state department announced that the United States would back Great Britain in steps toward improving conditions in the Congo. This marks the first official statement of the U S stance if intervention by a Ber lin treaty signatory power becomes necessary. England previously hesitated amid Belgian annexation prospects.

Great Britain Congo Washington State Department United States England Belgium

Harriman Takes to Save Frisco

A Mexico City dispatch reports that B. J. Harriman, president of the Southern Pacific and financier behind many ventures, has reportedly issued an order to protect Schmitt. The move aims to influence the state legislature and judiciary, despite political opposition to Tiller, suggesting potential benefits for Schmitt amid looming termination considerations.

San Francisco B. J. Harriman Southern Pacific Priues Schmite Tiller Harriman

Diamond cutting factory planned in Cape Town

Diamond cutting in South Africa to be centralized at a new Cape Town factory expected to employ about 20 000 workers when fully operating. Current production from South African mines is cut in London and Amsterdam. American tin canery output and related industry growth noted in Washington reports.

South

Indiana Journal Hosts Large Corn Show in Lafayette

The Lafayette Morning Journal organized a successful corn show drawing many exhibits from across the state. Professor G J Christie of Purdee University spoke as Santa Fe and praised upcoming additions to the Historical Society collection. Hon L A Prince secured valuable works including Oviedo's Historia General y Natural de los Indios and Early Western Travels, with sixteen bound volumes forthcoming.

Indiana Journal Lafayette, Inc Lafayette Morning Journal All Historical Society G. J. Christie Historical Society Purdie University Santa Fe Ples Iit New York Hon. L. Ai. Prince Oviedos Meries Gregg Oxden Bullock

Plumbing ads invite pumps and tinning repairs

If you do, you are not likely to go wrong. Why not start favoring us with your orders for Pumps and Tin ning repairs? Estimates cheerfully fur nished on all kinds of Plumb ing work.

Sandy

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