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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1906

Page

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Stockmen Push Private Cars and Rail Rates Clash

Washington and Denver reports show a House bill to place private cars and transportation under Interstate Commerce Commission regulation. Campbell in Congress targets Standard Oil and related firms, while stockmen convene to back federal railroad rate reform and foreign meat markets expansion. Committees named as leaders seek lobbying funds and organizational growth.

Congress Campbell Washington, D. C Standard Oil Company Interstate Commerce Commission Shell Missouri Tate Kansas Indian Territory Denver Gittora Pinchot Murdo MacKenzie J. M. John Trinidad Colo W. A. Harris Chicago Washington John W. Springer Frank J. Hagenbarth National Live Stock Association American National Live Stock MacKenzie J. AJ Vickery EF. G. Gosney Arizona

Alaska Yukon Exposition Withdrawn to Aid Jamestown Fair

Richmond Va Jan 31 Friends and promoters of the Jamestown Exposition cheer the withdrawal of the Alaska Yukon Exposition from 1907. The Alaska Yukon Club Seattle led by J R Chilberg and W E Sheffield agrees to postpone to 1909, letting Jamestown proceed without costly northern competition. Public pressure from Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution aided the decision. New York Money Market notes on call ease to 3 4 percent with prime mercantile paper at 4 5 percent.

Richmond Aso Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution New York

Missionary Work of Young People Institute Opens in Minneapolis

Hundreds of delegates from across the United States gather in Minneapolis for the Young People's Missionary Institute. Originating in New York in 1900, the federation unites fifteen denominational boards focusing on education, literature, and training for young missionaries. The three day convention at Westminster Church features a large missionary display and delegates from Minnesota and the Northwest.

Minneapolis Mino United States Presnet Young People’s Missionary Institute New York Canjn St. Paul Northwest Institute Westminster Church

Witness claims Castro backed asphalt deal in Caracas

Indianapolis reports Colonel Victor M Backus says he negotiated a 420000 dollar purchase of La Venezuela with President Castro and associates in Miraflores, noting Castro and brother in law guided the deal while Figuera acted as figurehead and Venezuelan law disputes loomed. The testimony, already with the State Department, may be released with congressional papers.

Indianapolis Ind Victor M. Backus Tila City Caracas Asphalt Company Firet Slen Castro State Department Congress Col Backus Miraflores Mantro Indianapolis News Arovia Nacaris Piguera Arocha Preai Figuera la Venezuela Supreme Court of Venezuela Pigera Nagaris New York General Asphalt Company Naxaris Enntic

Mrs Yerkes 15 Married Rumor Sparks Confirmation Test

News wires report Mrs Charles T Yerkes widow of a traction magnate wed Wilton Mizner of San Francisco in New York stories cite no direct confirmation from Mrs Yerkes or Mizner yet the groom is said to have neither denied nor confirmed the union. A son disputed the claim calling the report untrue in Chicago.

New York Charles T. Yerkes Traction Capitalist Wilton Mizner San Francisco Mia. Yerkes Mizner Chicago Charles E. Yerkes Philadel Philadelphia Bulladelphia Philadelphia, Company Pitteburg Itfa Pittetur Rath Ways Company

Millionaires’ Property Fire Prompts Immediate Rebuild Plan

Reports from Butte and San Francisco describe a midnight blaze at Senator W A Clark’s mining plant that devastated the cooling concentrator and large elevator. The facility will be rebuilt at once, while other notices mention Mizner’s marriage report and a disputed valuation of Charles Lockhart’s estate. President Roosevelt signals stance on army and navy uniforms amid service discipline cases. Senator Hill plans southern trip for health reasons as mine workers press wage talks amid stalled agreements.

Ohio journalism toast subject at Waldorf dinner

The Ohio Society of New York plans its twentieth annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria tonight. Departing from tradition, the event will honor prominent Ohio journalists, with tributes to notable Ohio figures in journalism. Spelter full weight six dollars per case appears in a separate listing.

Ohio New York Ohio Society of New York Waldorf-Astors

Executors file probate petition on Marshall Field estate

Field's personalty and realty values are given in the Hilnola estate at 75 million dollars, with 50 million in personal property. The filing was made in the probate court today. An exhibit opening in Toledo features a large display and strong attendance, with prizes and cups attracting interest.

Field Chicago Marshall Field Hilnola Toedo Toledo

Irish Gaelic League advocate tours United States

Bt Paul Minnesota based Irish Gaelic League advocate Dr Hyde travels the United States to promote Gaelic revival. He visits eastern cities then Pacific coast, praising the league's twelve year effort and pushing for support and funds from Liberal supporters. He speaks five languages and highlights Irish arts, industry, and national movement goals.

Paul Minn Ne Hyde Sue Ireland Dou United Stes Pacific Coast Hyde St. Paul Dr. Hyde Ty College Dub

Russia Still Is Unpacified Bomb Thrower Beaten By Soldiers

Jan. 31 report notes assassination of General Grinsnof by a bomb thrown by a painter disguise, sparking military factional discontent and calls to remove viceroy Von Vorontzoff-Dashkof. Suspect, a Social Revolutionist student, was beaten by soldiers and remains unconscious. Also, ship Silvis struck a mine returning troops, casualties few. govt cites bombs and depots to justify harsh anti revolution policy. St. Joseph Land Co plans stock increase to 20 million amid merger speculation. company controls mines, river access, and rail assets. directors mostly New York/Brooklyn. Also, annual Fat Stock and Poultry Show opens in Schenectady with over two thousand birds and large premiums.

Grinsnof St. Petersburg von Vorontzoff-Dashkof Griaznoff Social Revolutionists Ghaznof Devlin Herr Ballin Silvis Vladivostok Cook The United American St. Joseph Land Company Francois County Missouri Missiesippi River Bonne Tarre Doe Run Schenectady N.Y State Armory

Foraker Presses Statehood Split and Carlsbad Irrigation Move

Reports from Washington indicate Senator Foraker demands a majority vote split and threatens no statehood unless his amendment passes. Delegates Andrews Richardson and Hovey press the interior department to launch Carlsbad irrigation work, with the law division's report expected daily. Congress discusses district court judges and land entry bills, while the president nominates foreign and consular posts. The senate votes to reconsider placing naval vessel models in state capitols, a motion opposed by Hepburn.

Washington Andrews Moasrs Richardson Hovey Pecos Interior Department Carlsbad Law Division Foraker Spooner Wisconsin Senate Arizona Flint Wingress Campbell Kansans Great Britain A. Grant Smith Pennsylvania Hong Kong China Amos P. Wilder Gallagher Hepburn

Massachusetts Commission to Study Race Suicide Issue

A Massachusetts House resolution by Representative Newton proposes a three member governor appointed commission to study race death by own action and landlord discrimination against tenants with children. The panel would advise on possible legislation and ways to raise public opinion, report by February 1, 1907, with expenses allowed from the treasury.

Boston Maas Newton Treasury Commonwealth General Court Tam- Hieg

Fortunes From Stock Issues In United Railways Plan

Jersey City January 31 stockholders of United Railways Investment of San Francisco meet to vote a rise in common stock from 10 million to 26 million and approve acquiring Philadelphia Company stock in Pittsburgh. The total deal may reach 40 to 55 million dollars, with details unclear.

Jersey City United Railways Investment Company of San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburg Plana United Railway Investment Company Pittsburg, Corporation Pittsburgh United Railways Investment Company California Astoca

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