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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
1
St. Petersburg reports that the emperor and court are ready to form a coalition ministry with constitutional democrats to pacify the country amid revolutionary sentiment and army disaffection. Negotiations opened but failed due to the democrats' refusals on conditions.
London reports the sixth congress of the Chamber of Commerce of the British Empire opened with a Canadian Manufacturers' Association resolution urging reciprocal preferential trade measures among the United Kingdom and other empire portions. The resolution was favorably received.
Attorney General Miller and State Auditor officials, with three experts, demand a formal book examination of the West Baden and French Lick Springs hotel companies to probe relations and alleged gambling casinos raided under the attorney general. Hotel managers offer no objections.
Manila reports La drone outlaw leader Montalon surrendered at Talieay on July and was moved to Cavite for trial. General Allen warns all outlaws must stand trial. the note includes other unrelated dispatches from New York and Los Angeles about military figures and a club meeting in Coney Island.
July 10 reports list Ellis Island immigrant figures for the year ending June 90 ost with 1,062,054 entrants, led by 222,606 from southern Italy and 125,000 Hebrews. Princess Elvira of Spain arrests for brawling are noted, plus an amateur golf contest at Englewood New Jersey with the national championship format and qualifying rounds. Stock quotations from Atchison and New York Central are also listed.
Massachusetts regulator Frank J. Gethro, expelled from the state house for bribery, claims he was scapegoated. He alleges information may implicate thirty house members and that he provided District Attorney Moran with the names of many suspects.
Special Corresponden ce New York July 10 The battle between Wall Street powers and the International policyholders committee for control of the 9000000 combined assets of Mutual and New York Life Insurance companies rages. About 300000 policyholders already organized with elections set between October 18 and December 18. The reform drive seeks to oust Morgan and Standard Oil associates from the boards while entrenched managers mobilize agents to protect incumbents.
Senator Crane wed Mika Josephine P Boardman in Manchester by the Sea today. The couple plan a summer stay and will return to Washington to attend to family affairs. Crane is a former Massachusetts senator and now a resident.
London July 10 A memorial service for American and Canadian victims of the Salisbury railroad disaster held July 1 at St Pauls Cathedral drew a large crowd including Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and staff of the American embassy. The event honored those who perished in the wreck.
July 10 reports from Chicago London Put-in-Bay and several states show officials and industry groups meeting to discuss meat packing reforms factory conditions bar association programs lumber and farm conventions and public safety efforts. Taft to address Ohio lawyers while insurers report gains for accident underwriters.
A large pilgrimage of American Catholics under the spiritual direction of Rt. Rev. Henry Gabriels Bishop of Ogdensburg and John J. McCrane of New York sailed for Europe aboard the Cunarder Slavonia. The party will have an audience with the Holy Father in Rome and then tour the continent.
Boston reports moderate demand for new wools with buyers wary of large deals. Western activity credited to woolgrowers willingness to meet buyers halfway as locals await broader market sentiment.
Kansas City reports cattle receipts of 10,000 with a strong market. Prices show native red MEE and southern steers typical gains to 5.00, southern cows to 2.10, stockers 2.00 to 4.35, bulls 2.26 to 4.00, calves 2.50 to 4.25, western fed steers 2.00 to 5.75, western fed cows 2.50 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 6,000 with muttons 5.00 to 6.25, lambs 6.25, feeding ewes 4.50 to 5.60. Live stock markets also note steady conditions in other regions with mixed pork, lard, and beef prices and cattle receipts at Chicago and St. Louis.
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