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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1906

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Statehood Bill in Committee Advances Oklahoma Arizona Plan

Washington Jan 4 Congress moves toward admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state and New Mexico and Arizona as another with prohibition limited to Indian Territory. House committee expected to report favorably next Monday or Tuesday. Also notes ongoing Missouri v Standard Oil litigation with testimony expected in New York.

Washington House Committee On Territories House Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico Arizona Senate Indian Reservations New York Missouri Standard Oil Company Henry R. Rogers John D.archibald Wm. G. Rockefeller Wade Hampton Frank G. Barstow Bedford Howard Page James A. Moffett John PD. Rockefeller Henry M. Flag Ler Charles M. Pratt H. Clay J Ble Mass Standard Oil Supreme Court Indiana Ohio River Waters Pierce Oil Company Republic of Company Circuit

Union Society to hold ninety fourth annual meeting

Jenkintown Pa January 4 members of the Union Society for the Recovery of Stolen Horses will hold its ninety fourth annual meeting and banquet. The society, formed in 1812, has a long history. Secretary Mather, 88, has headed the office for many years. His brother Isaac Mather, who was 1 years old on October 27 of last year, is also noted. SCANDAL WAS MORE THAN HE COULD BEAR.

Novel Society Jenkintown Union Society For the Aps Secretary Mather Isaac Mather

Nicaragua Earthquake Ties Volcano Eruption to Misaya

Washington reports a terrible Nicaragua earthquake linked to the Son Diego eruption at Misaya. Harper Brothers yields to striking printers demanding a 44 hour week and closed shop. Governor Higgins denies Albert T Patrick a reprieve. Metals markets show lead copper unchanged and spelter at 36.60 in St Louis.

Nicaragua Washington, D.C Wallace Macagua State Department Misaya Son Diego Harper Brothers New York Harper & Brothers

Indiana stock breeders hold big meeting

Indianapolis Ind Jan 4 One of the best attended meetings of the Indiana Live Stock Breeders association opened in the supreme court room at the state house today. The program includes addresses by Prof H W Mumford University of Minnesota Hon A P Grout Winchester and A J Lovejoy Roscoe Ill plus several prominent Indiana breeders such as Lloyd Mugg Kokomo W J Beckett Indianapolis and S M Lockridge president of the Southern Breeders association.

Indiana Indianapolis Ind Indiana Live Stock Breeders’ Association Supreme Courtroom State House H. W. Mumford University of Minos A. P. Grout Winchester A. J. Lovejoy Roscoe America Lloyd Mugg Kokomo W. J. Beckett 8. M. Lockridge The Southern Breeders’ Association

Congressman's silence on joint statehood sparks gag talk

Minneapolis dispatch notes Congressman Charles A. Tawney of Minnesota refusing to discuss joint statehood during a brief Albuquerque visit on a Pullman coach trip associated with Arizona mining stock concerns. Separate items cover a Vicksburg battlefield monument plan for Minnesota troops and Chicago street ticket scalping crackdown.

Charles A. Tawney Minnesota Albuquerque San Francisco Mr. Tawney Congress Congressional Arizona Tawney Adams Wisconsin Ime Walter Wellman Chicago Record-Herald Washington Frisco Naionale Vicksburg Minneapolis Minn L. F. Hubbard Andrews Thomas Wilson Setten

FLEEING RUSSIA 100,000 A MONTH

Dispatch from St Petersburg notes a massive Russian exodus with up to 300,000 leaving in three months and about 25,000 daily on frontiers. It describes passports, police declarations, and permits, with wealthier Christians and Jews seeking refuge in Finland, Paris, London, and the United States as an era of upheaval drives millions abroad.

St. Peteraburg Russia France Rua St. Petersburg Ruawia Finland Herlin Berlin Paris Switzerland London America East End United States Ter Canada South America Riga Provodnik Aed

Dense fog disrupts New York harbor traffic and stocks

Dense fog shrouded New York harbor and surrounding rivers causing tugs and steamers to go astray for hours. One deck hand fatally injured in a collision near Romer shoal. ferry Passaic damaged, passengers and crew escaped with injuries. Fire destroys shed at Eighth and Roma. $40 loss. Schiff warns currency reform risk, stock prices fall. Rock Island company to pass dividends. several trains blocked by snow in various routes. Jacksonville hosts large Pure Food exposition with 65,000 square foot building and nightly illuminations. Money market shows funds in call at 4:00 PM.

New York Fox New York Harbor Hudson River East River Terry Lines Romer Shoal Jacksonville Pla St. James

Ex Sheriff Hubbell Bill Paid by County Commissioners

County commissioners met at the courthouse to review two bills from Ex Sheriff Thomas Hubbell. One bill for feeding prisoners in the jail totaled 3814 dollars for January through September and was approved with a warrant to the county treasurer. A second bill for boarding the jailer and assistant jailer for 274 dollars was approved but warrants were deferred.

Court House Thomas Hubbell Asariant

Ten Weeks Course In Agriculture For Farmers

Knoxville program opens a ten week course in agriculture and domestic science for young farmers providing practical instruction in crops dairy stock horticulture bee culture and household economy at minimal cost. The Texas agricultural course also opens with practical livestock feeding fruit and vegetable culture outdoor instruction and seed germination testing for farm efficiency.

Knoxville Tent Jin University of Tennessey Department of Animal Industry

Bible School and Charity Cat Show Opens in Avante Ga

Midwinter Bible school opens in Avante Ga with Miss Mary W. Blodgett as superintendent, teaching five classes weekly to support poor children. Chicago hosts third National Car Club cat show to aid city children, featuring pedigreed and rare cats from multiple cities and a special class for malformed felines.

Taber H Midwinter Bible School Mary W. Blodgett National Youth Women's Christian Gasocta Cal National Car Club Wabash Avenue Chicago Thiy City Tate Cleveland Joliet Detroit Cincinnati

Congress Reopens as Senate and House Meet Again

Washington dispatch reports both houses of Congress reconvened after holiday recess with large attendance. Senate to tackle rate questions and a long debate looms. House opens with Philippine tariff bill, aiming for free trade after July 1, 1909, including reduced duties on sugar and tobacco and expanded island goods access.

Washington Congress Senate House of Representatives Payne Committee On Ways and Means Philippine Islands Lst American Project League Restler Corneling Biles New York Roosevelt Tet Party Philippines United States

Diplomatic Corps to Attend White House Reception

Washington January 4. the diplomatic corps will gather at the White House for the first official reception to the corps in the new year. The event marks a formal diplomatic function with notable officials expected to attend. A diplomatic dinner is planned at the White House a week later. Also announced were nominations for Wyoming posts including Alpha E. Hoyt at Sundance and Robert R. Herron at Sundance, with Levy L. Davis as receiver at Landers.

White House Washington Land Office Wyoming Washington, D. C Senate Register of the Land Office Sundance Wyo Alpha E. Hoyt Landers Robert R. Herron Levy L. Davis

SENATOR LA FOLLETTE SWORN IN AS WISCONSIN SENATOR

Mosuighae D. C. Jan 4 Robert La Follette was sworn in today as senator from Wisconsin. He was assigned to a seat among Republicans with seats on the Democratic side. The Philippine tariff bill also taken up in the House. Massachusetts inaugurates its governor amid ceremonies.

Senator Follette Iipper House Mosuighae D. C Robert la Follette Wisconsin Bill Aken Wahington Assachusetts Mass Massachusetts

Tragic House Fire Near Las Vegas Claims Mother and Children

An Associated Press dispatch describes a deadly home fire in Tromidtina San Miguel county near Las Vegas. Mrs Mieulto died trying to save her five year old daughter and a two year old son. The husband escaped as flames consumed the dwelling, leaving a scene of ruin and grief.

Las Vegas Mieulto Tromidtina San Miguel County Som Las Vene Gerlef

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