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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1906

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Statehood bill presented as expected in Congress

Washington and Santa Fe reports on the Hamilton joint statehood bill seek to admit Oklahoma and Indian Territory as Oklahoma and to join New Mexico with Arizona. The majority backs joint statehood, proposing capitals at Guthrie and Santa Fe, while a minority opposes and warns of partisan manipulation. Details on taxation, funds for schools and a constitutional convention are included, with a House vote expected.

Washington, D. C Hamilton Michigan House Committee On Territories Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico Arizona Santa Fe Ghithrie Union Atlantia Secretary of the Interior Mittee Alaska Porto Rico Kettle Pot Black Republican National Republican Party Committee On Territories Pocomtate Amatitnlon Albuquerque Phoenix Andrews Bernalillo Frank Hubbell

Niagara Falls hosts national retail grocers meeting

More than two thousand delegates and members of the National Association of Retail Grocery gather in Niagara Falls New York for the annual convention led by President Kirby and National President J A Green. Discussions center on bankruptcy law reform premiums parcels post import duties and licensure proposals while delegates from across the country attend meals and receptions at the Imperial Hotel during a three day gathering.

Niagara Palls N.Y. An National Association of Retail Grocery of United States Kirby Niagara Falls | Retail Grocers Association Natiocel Organization Niatatal Food Com Niagara J. A. Green Se National Association Green Ieverall Grocura Hualnesa Thin City Niagara Parly Autorlation National Congestion Imperial Hotel

Millionaire Syndicate Drives Reform in Pittsburg Politics

National matter reports a shift in Pennsylvania with wealth backed reformers taking control of the Republican base in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Prominent backers Henry Clay Frick A J Cassatt Andrew W Mellon and Philander C Knox are named as leaders seeking to reshape state leadership and pursue new governance next fall.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Alexander M. Jenkinson Philadelphia Henry Clay Frick Coke A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad A. W. Mellon United States Philander C. Knox Wil. Nam Fiion Republican Party M. Bigelow Reform John Wanamaker Weaver Quey Boles Penrose Messrs. Frick Cassatt Mellon Knox

French Cruisers Recalcitrant Nation and Pacific News

Paris hears Premier Rouvier report United States does not view French naval show as a Monroe Doctrine violation. Two French cruisers sail from Port of Spain toward Venezuela as Japan forecasts retrenchment and aims to expand commerce and industry after war.

Paris Loubet Rouvier Jusserand United States Venezuela France M. Taigny Caracas Port LA Guaira Port of Spain Isle of Trinidad la Guatra

Judge M. Ashenfelter Dead at Silver City

A special to The Evening Citizen reports the death of Judge 5. M. Ashenfelter in Silver City New Mexico after two days of illness from heart paralysis. He was a longtime attorney and former district attorney for the southern New Mexico district and a relative of ex Governor Edmund G. Rows. He leaves three married daughters and is mourned by the Silver City lodge of Elks. Funeral arrangements had not yet been set.

Japan Far East Silver City N. M M. Ashenfelter Twesty Southwest New Mexico Silver & City Elke Marnings Edmund G. Rows Sof Albuquerque W. B. Wal

Customs Collector Holds Up Lot Of Books In Frustrating Mix

Customs officials hold up a shipment described as a mix of American and Japanese printed schoolbooks. The collection includes second, third, and fourth readers and is said to be for the public schools of the United States. The wholesale price per copy is cited as 57 cents, with an infringement risk under U S copyright law noted as investigations proceed.

Jeans Cellester Stratton Japan Americ United States

Pittsburg’s Millionaire Candidate for Mayor

Born in 1860 in Pittsburg the high school graduate built a tobacco firm into a national enterprise by 1899 He is a prominent Pittsburg society figure with wealth and civic ties He has served on the city council and held leadership roles in various semi public activities He was named a mayoral candidate by H C Frick and A W Mellon due to his prominence in the Country Club and local affairs.

Pittsburg National Clearmeakers’ Association Ti Fe H. C. Frick A. W. Mellon Country Club Frick and Mellon

Jenkinson Favored as Mayor Candidate Amid Party Turmoil

The nomination battle shows W A Magee Jr challenging Jenkinson, with backers spending to sway voters. Jenkinson, little known in party circles, gains support through money while Geo W Guthrie bolsters the Democratic bid. The Citizens party collapses, realigning power as Pittsburgh stakes loom. The expectation is Jenkinson wins in February with frugal spending compared to Magee’s defeat.

Jenkinson W. A. Magee, Jr Ude Magee Geo. W. Guthrie

Storm reports across the Midwest and South lagged by ice

Kansas City and surrounding areas thawed gradually after a storm, with temperatures around ten degrees above zero and wind subsiding. Reports describe freezing conditions extending to Louisiana, sleet and snow disrupting telegraph lines near Chicago, and extensive flood damage from heavy rains in Iowa and Tennessee. A Widow fatally shot a man linked to her husband in Missouri, as a case of domestic violence emerged.

Kansas City Louisiana New Orleans State Bitch Lower Temple

Rev Havens Stirring Up Saloon Element

Special to The Evening Citizen reports Rev W W Havens of the Ant-Saloon League campaigned in Arizona. A large audience heard him in Plagetaff January 22 despite cold weather, with strong support and subscriptions totaling 400. He will speak three more nights in Flagstaff and Phoenix headquarters will coordinate Arizona efforts.

Plagetaff Ariz Janu W. W. Havens New Mexico Arizona Haveng Court House Phoenix Ganlee Iwague

Mrs Winchell Delivers Twin Boys in Santa Fe Home

A. S. Winchell of Santa Fe and his wife Mrs. A. Winchell welcomed twin boys this afternoon at 905 South Broadway. This marks their third set of twins among six children, with the Winchell family continuing a remarkable birth record as Dr. Pearce attended. Washington papers are asked to copy.

Winchell Santa Fe South Broadway Pete Winchell Pearce Washington, D. C Teddy New Mexico

Topeka Robber Arrested After Vault Drill

Topeka January 28 The man who drifted into the Mer cantile National bank vault near securing 173000 is jailed. His name is Harry Williams a negro He was captured in Lawrence after attempting to sell postage stamps He began drilling last Wednesday living in the basement until Sunday when his work was found He drilled through six feet of solid masonry.

Topeka Mercantile National Bank of Harry W. Williames Lawrence Williams

Pittsburg Stock Brokers Make Assignment in Bankruptcy

Pittsburg stock brokers Gart er & Co of the Pittsburg stock exchange assigned today. Their liabilities exceed 200000 dollars. In Washington Warren of Wyoming introduced a bill granting women the right to vote in states for representatives in Congress. The bill was sent to the committee on woman suffrage.

Pittsburg D. Garter & Co Pittsburg Stock Exchange Cade Warren Wyoming Congress

Word of Defense for Naval Academy Cadets

Annapolis Jan 23 midshipmen are praised for hard work and discipline. The article notes rapid enrollment growth from 300 to near 900 and the need for expanded facilities funded by a $10,000,000 congressional appropriation. It highlights the marine engineering lab, the LongArio power doors system, and hands on training across machine shop, wood shop, and casting as part of preparing future naval officers. Prince Louis of Battenburg visited and showed interest in the exhibit.

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