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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1905

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Court Clarifies Meaning of 1894 Water Contract

The article rejects that the 1894 city water agreement obligates payment for hydrants not supplied by the water company. It cites U.S. Supreme Court guidance to view contracts in full context and warns against reading a single sentence in isolation. The ruling emphasizes hydrant rentals pertain to hydrants furnished by the company and not to those provided by others or by the city itself.

The Morning Journal Supreme Court of the United States Water Company Journal Lelty

Canadian and Mexican Line Inaugurated From Montreal

The Canadian Mexican steamship service began with the Coomasale sailing from Montreal via Havana to Mexican ports. Elder Dempster operates monthly winter service Halifax to Cuba and Progreso. Cargo and passenger movement Canada Cuba Mexico allowed. Cuba to Canada freight barred northbound. Pacific coast service delayed by Mexico.

Montreal Quebec Coomasale Meteo Havana Dempster Company Charlottetown Halifax N. S Cuba Progreso Vera Cruz Tampio Canada Mexico Can- Ia Pacific Vancouver Mexican Pacific

Chinese mass meeting backs boycott of American goods

About 1500 people including heads of major guilds and provincial delegates attended the Shanghai gathering. The meeting arranged to start the Chinese boycott of American goods tomorrow but doubts remain on its continuation.

Shanghai

Stay Granted in Brutal Philadelphia Watchman Murder

In Philadelphia July 20 Governor Pennypacker halted the scheduled hanging of Joseph Gibson, a West India negro who murdered John Thomas, the University of Pennsylvania watchman. A board of pardons will consider a clemency petition to commute the sentence to life imprisonment. Thomas was beaten with a hatchet after detecting Gibson burglarizing the Houston club.

Philadelphia Joseph Gibson John Thomas Houston Club University of Pennsylvania Pennypacker Board of Pardons Thomas Gibson

Amalgamated Copper Declares Higher Quarterly Dividend

The Amalgamated Copper company directors announce a quarterly dividend of 11 4 percent, up 1 4 percent from the previous quarter. Union Pacific declares 24 percent common stock dividend payable October 1, following a 2 percent last semiannual payout.

Union Pacific Fellows New York Union Pacific Railroad Today

Royal Arcanum Fights Rate Increase Protests Grow

Boston July 20 the Massachusetts grand council of the Royal Arcanum adopted strong protest resolutions against the supreme council action raising insurance rates. If a majority petition the supreme regent a special meeting will be called to reconsider. If still unchanged members may withdraw and form a new body.

Boston Mass Massachusetts Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum Supreme Council Grand Councils

Heat Wave Relief Reaches New York Chicago After Severe Death Toll

Reports from New York and Chicago on July 20 describe the end of a prolonged heat wave. New York saw a thunderstorm overnight breaking the heat, with about 1000000 people allegedly sleeping outdoors and many deaths and prostrations attributed to exhaustion. Chicago experienced cooler conditions with fewer prostrations though deaths rose among adults and infants. Local rains were noted in several river valleys and regions.

Chicago

Foreign Affairs Of More Or Less Interest

Moscow July 20 The Zemstvo congress reassembled today to discuss the proposed constitution without interference from authorities. St. Petersburg July 20 Denial issued regarding Treut General Stoensel being appointed commander of the seventh army corps. July 20 Japanese advances from Korea grow more energetic as forces move toward Mousan Nangan and Hasagan with reinforcements from Oyama's army.

Moscow Zematvo Stoesse St. Petersburg Treut Stoensel Port Arthur Korea Mousan Nangan Hasagan Oyama

Caleb Powers in Uncle Sam's Hands

Former Kentucky secretary of state Caleb Powers, once sentenced to death for alleged complicity in Governor Goebel's murder, is now jailed in Newport Kentucky as a United States prisoner awaiting federal appeals.

Caleb Powers Kentucky Goebel Newport Abord Powers United States Vases

Devlin Wrecked Kansas City Bank

Kansas City bank failed to open with Devlin of Topeka holding checks for over 100000. The City National bank had 300000 capital and about 1.5 million in deposits. It was closed by bank examiner BE Ames under orders from the comptroller, due to bad paper and withdrawals totaling 400000 in the last two months.

Kansas City City National Bank C. 3 Devlin Topeka First National Bank of BE. BE. Ames

Captain Hobson's Wife Ill in Des Moines

Mrs Rich mond Pearson Hobson wife of Captain Hobson hero of the Merrimac lies at Mercy hospital in Des Moines after a sudden illness. He is at her bedside and some lecture dates may be cancelled. Her condition is described as minor but may become serious.

Des Moines Juy Richmond Pearson Hobson Hobson Merrimac Mercy Hospital Towa

Ore Thief Captured With Loot in Cripple Creek District

Denver police arrest Thomas Brown who they say led arch thieves in Cripple Creek. He was found with a trunk holding ore valued at 1500 dollars.

Denver Colo Thomas Brown Cripple Creek

Stills Searching for Lost Child in White Mountains

Special to The Citizen. Holbrook Arle July 20 At 6 noon today 100 men and scouts are still searching the White mountains for Katie Hatch. It is believed the scout Chicken has found a new trail as he did not come in for food last night but sent word by an Indian to Mr Cooley Poco tem be me find. All hope rests on him as he is the only one able to follow the trail of the missing girl who is now believed to have perished.

Holbrook Arle Katie Hatch Chicken Cooley

President and King Popular in Canada

Winnipeg readers note Roosevelt and King Edward VII are widely welcomed in Canada. The Monroe doctrine shifts guardianship to the United States with Britain withdrawing garrisons and warships. Canadians balance loyalty to Britain with growing American ties and celebrate July festivals while preserving liberty and law.

Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Roosevelt United States Edward VII Great Britain

National Live Stock Exchange Convention Opens in Buffalo

Delegates from Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Kansas City Omaha Milwaukee St Joseph and others attend a three day session in Buffalo. Morning executive session precedes formal opening with topics including membership requirements for salesmen exchange wide commission equalization and stronger Interstate Commerce Commission powers.

Buffalo N. Y National Live Stock Exchange Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Kansas City Omaha Milwaukee St. Joseph Interstate Commerce Commission

Sweeds Hold Their Great Song Festival in Chicago

Representatives of Swedish singing societies from across the country gather in Chicago for the annual festival of the American Union of Swedish Singers. Miss Anna Hellström, famed soprano of Stockholm, headlines a concert at the Auditorium with a grand chorus. Outdoor festivities follow at Riverview Park as visitors arrive from the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin.

Chicago American Union of Swedish Singers Anna Hellstrom Royal Opera Stockholm Riverview Park Dakotas Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin

Printers in Milwaukee Discuss Eight Hour Day Demands

A regional session in Milwaukee gathers central northwest employers and union leaders from Wisconsin Michigan northernHilwols eastern Minnesota and northeastern Iowa to consider the International Typographical Union demand for an eight hour workday starting January 1, 1906. A final decision hinges on broader nationwide coordination with other typothetae and printers groups.

Milwaukee Wis Northwest Wisconsin Michigan Hilwols Minnesota Iowa International Typographical Union United Syracuse Amer

City Sessions Continue Through Week on Geology Topics

The city to continue sessions through the remainder of the week with geology and geography as the special subjects.

Bank Clerks Open Third Convention in Minneapolis

The third annual convention of the American Institute of Bank Clerks opens in Minneapolis on July 20. About 250 delegates from 45 cities in the United States and Canada attend to hear papers, engage in debates, and conduct Institute business over three days, with social activities included.

Minneapols Minn American Institute of Bank Clerks American Bankers’ Association United States Canada

New York State Optical Society Holds Rochester Convention

The New York State Optical Society conducted its annual convention in Rochester on July 20. A business meeting occurred in the morning, scientific papers were presented in the afternoon, and a banquet at the Rochester Club closed the event in the evening.

Rochester New York State Optical Society Rochester Club

Dakota Sportsmen Hold Annual Shoot in Grand Forks

Grand Forks North Dakota July 20 The annual tournament of the North Dakota State Sportsmen's Association opened under the Grand Forks Gun Club with a large attendance of prominent shooters from North Dakota and neighboring states. Today’s events included ten events of fifteen targets each and a team shoot at twenty five targets. The tournament will conclude tomorrow.

Grand Forks N. D North Dakota

Princess Anne County Unveils Monument in Norfolk Ceremony

A Confederate soldiers memory monument in Princess Anne county was unveiled in Norfolk with a large crowd and veterans present. Hon. John Goode delivered the day’s address as the granite monument, costing $2,000, was revealed.

Norfolk

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