Nominations and measures flag in March session
Washington reports postmasters nominations for Albuquerque Lola Woand Fore Sam Houston and FL Leahy Rodger Texas as senators tackle the statehood bill. House advances Alaska delegate and mint coinage expansion to pennies and nickels with new mints. Longworth returns with a fourteen inch Havana cigar.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
RW. Hopkins
Albuquerque
N. M
Lola Woand
Sam Houston
Texas
FL Leahy
Rodgers
Hopkins
Oress
HOUSE
Congress
Alaska
Denver
San Francisco
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Congressional
Geo. D. Perkins
Apeiker
David B. Henderson
Lacey
Iowa
Longworth
Ohio
Speaker Cannon
Havana
American Soldiers Pleased With Prospects at Fort Sheridan
Chicago March 6 The war front has broken out at Fort Sheridan Practically all of the 1200 enlisted men there have a touch of infection They are stirred by reports of a possible clash with China and are ready to go to the Orient and win martial honors The War Department demanded a complete detailed report of the condition of the men and the equipment at Fort Sheridan All are fully equipped and nearly every organization has been recruited up to its full quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ftret
Fort Sheridan
China
Orient
War Department
Victoria mine to start stamping ore at Ontonagon
Calumet March 5 A new copper mine in Lake Superior will join others in production The Victoria mine in Ontonagon county is expected to begin treating ore in its 150 foot long stamp mill within days The mill with one head has a daily capacity of 359 tons of rock and will be connected by railroad to the mine 4800 feet distant along a grade of 6 to 12 percent An engine at the upper road end will ease the loading and hauling duties.
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Lake Superior
Calumet
Mich
Victoria
Ontonagon County
Naval Academy vacancies filled by lawmakers urged
A notice states 248 Naval Academy vacancies exist with 106 to be filled by representatives and the rest by senators and members of both houses. Nominations are requested from those offices. Vacancies are spread across regions, awaiting qualified selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weomasson
Naval Academy
United States
Burglars Ransack Palladino Residence
Burglars broke into contractor G Palladino's home at 331 North Fourth Street while the family slept. They rifled from cellar to garret, wrecked furniture and broke open drawers, entering through the door and exiting via the rear. The burglary was not discovered until morning.
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G. Palladino
North Fourth Street
Famine in Japan prompts U S relief appeal
President Roosevelt urges aid for Japan's famine sufferers and recommends contributions to the American National Red Cross, to be forwarded to the Japanese Red Cross. Three northern provinces face extreme distress with millions affected, rice crops ruined by adverse weather and a collapsed silk industry worsening hunger.
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America
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Japan
American National Red Cross Society
Japanese Red Cross
Tng
Valiant Island Kingdom
Benny B. Miller
Yokohama
Late Echoes From Recent Storms and Labor Conference
Reports from Paris state a cyclone devastated parts of Oceania with 327 houses destroyed at Papette and relief ships missing. Washington notes President Gompers is convening an executive council March 19 with Mitchell of the Mine Workers attending, signaling coal talks. A Boise dispatch alleges the Western Federation of Miners could be tangled in violence linked to Colorado mining unrest. New York hosts a five day Nations Conference on reforming primary and election laws with broad civic, congressional, and urban representation expected to shape ballot and corrupt practice changes.
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Paris
Clementel
Oceania
Tabith
Papette
Tuarmoty Islands
Washington
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Mitchell
New York
Uswt
Congrees
Weyers
Line Steamer Navahoe Stranded Off Cape Fear Bar
The Nice steamer Navahoe lay ashore on shoals off the Cape Fear bar in ten feet of water. Shiv is badly lost with dangerous position expected if a strong west wind develops. Cargo is being lightered and an afternoon attempt to return is planned. A block of ice with Finnish fishermen drifted ashore nearby.
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Pacific Coast
Wilmington
Nice
Navahoe
Cape Fear
Shiv
Norway Storm Claims Fifty Lives In Recent Tempest
Transfed Norway reports a deadly storm with eleven fishing boats missing and five others unaccounted for. Total deaths estimated at fifty as relief and search efforts continue.
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Norway
Food Show Opens in Brooklyn At Mount Chermont Rink
The Brooklyn Association of Beta Grocers presents the third food show opening today at Chermont Avenue Rink Brooklyn. Officials expect attendance to surpass prior years as coupons distributed by local grocers offer patrons reduced admission in the afternoon. Previous three week event drew 181431 despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wader Rhce Agaplees
Brooklyn Association of Beta Grocote
Chermont Avenue
Weird famine foods and improvised meals described
The article details scarce acorn dishes and straw cakes used to stretch meals. It explains processing acorns by roasting and pulverizing then boiling flour in potassium carbonate, mixing with foreign and native rice, and forming cakes to eat with soy or bean flour. It also notes straw cakes using cheap flour and potassium bicarbonate, plus other improvised items from rice and greens to wisteria roots.
Westbound No 1 Train Ditches Near Toltec
Special to The Evening Citizen Gallup NM reports Chicago Los Angeles Westbound Train No 1 derailed near Toltec fifty miles east of Gallup at 12 30 this morning. Engine and tank left track. express car baggage car coach and one tourist sleeper derailed. No fatalities known. many trains tied up. relief delayed. injuries to Express Messenger Summers and several native laborers. Traffic delayed twelve hours as repairs commenced.
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Evening Citizen
Gallup
N. M
Chicago
Summers
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Wileh
Albuquerque
Toltec
Grants
Maewater
Here
Ely
Paul Morton
California
Isleta
No. 1
J. K B. Davyern
South
Arno Street
George Calvert
South High Street
Etty
Mremnan Braun
Arlington Racing House
South Second Street
J A. Summers
West Rome
Julie Roet
Ste Lemme
Wreck Relief Train Reaches City After Fatal Collision
The relief train arrived this afternoon with nine natives and Express Messenger J A Summers aboard. Summers sufferings are minor unless internal injuries show up. Passengers moved to Santa Fe hospital. reports of fatalities were later contested. The wreck blocked the line while crews worked to clear it.
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Bayern
Holmes Supply Company
J. A Summers
Summers
Pele
Umvwre Saya
Iip
Murphy
Santa Fe
Turbulent Menace Across Labor Groups and Courts
A Russian labor movement scandal unfolds with Father Gapon and Schoff amid accusations of government funds. Gapon exonerates Schoff, who then kills himself. In New York, H H Rogers court adjourns Missouri questions until March 26 as Rogers faces stock-transfer answers. Pierpont Morgan arrives in Rome with a cold but expects royal reception.
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Secret Police
Malushensky
Father Gapon
Schoff
Gapon
New York
H. H. Rogers
Missouri
Gildersleeve
W. V. Rowe
Rogers
Henry Wollman
State of Missouri
Hadley
Rowe
Wollman
United States Supreme Court
Sanborn
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rome
Ds Kood
Future wife of Spanish king to be received in church
Paris report says Princess Baa of Jattenberg, future wife of King Alfonso of Spain, will be received into the Roman Catholic church at San Sebastian on Wednesday. King Edward will accompany her from Biarritz to San Sebastian.
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Paris
Baa
Jattenberg
Alfonso
Spain
San Sebastian
Edward
Biarritz
San Sebastan
Government authorizes meeting of the Jews congress
St. Petersburg on March 6 the government authorized a Jew s congress that met with very large attendance. Representatives from all parts of the empire were present including many distinguished Jews. The session planned to discuss the situation and seek a plan to improve Jews' condition across the empire though no concrete plan was yet proposed.
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St. Petersburg
Empire
Russian Assembly Elections Set Across Central Russia
St. Petersburg March 5 reports the imperial regime to hold elections for the national assembly beginning April 8 in twenty eight central Russian provinces, April 27 in sixteen more central Russian and Don region provinces, and May 3 in two additional provinces.
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St. Petersburg
Censtral
Russia
Russa
Don
Famous Hyde Case Set for Washington Supreme Court
Washington attorney W B Childers represents BE J McLean Co in a US Supreme Court appeal styled The Territory of New Mexico ex rel E J McLean & Co v Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. The dispute centers on a 1 cent tax on hides shipped from the territory and compensation for undispensed hides after the railroad refused transport. The case involves Territorial Cattle Sanitary Board and figures like Charlie Spiess of Las Vegas, with Catron of Santa Fe and others linked to the McLean interests. The lower courts upheld constitutionality of the tax and law passed by the last territorial assembly.
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W. B. Childers
Test
Washington, D. C
BE. J. McLean Company
Supreme Court of the United States
T. 2. Catron
Santa Fe
Childerson Ie McLean Ene
Charles Spiess
Las Vegas
Territorial Cattle Sanitary
Territory of New Mexico
E. J. McLean & Co
Denver & Rio Granite Railroad Company
Bo McLean Company
Denver & McGraw
Ptt
McLean Company
Territorial Supreme Court
Legislative Assembly
McLemy Company
Supreme Court of the
United States
Highlanders Start Southward For Birmingham Spring Trip
New York March reports the Highlanders under Clark Griffith leaving here shortly after 1 pm for Birmingham Alabama. Players Jack Chest Al Orth Wille Keeler Jim Metigne Walter Clarkson Conroy Jimmy Williams Picher Leroy Thomas Eb erfeld Kielnow Newton begin the journey, with others en route to join in Birmingham.
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SL Aspeee
New York
Highlanders
Clark Grifith
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Chest
al Orth
Wille Keeler
Jim Metuire
Walter Clarkson
Conroy
Jimmy Williams
Picher Leroy
Thomas Eberfeld
Kielnow
Newton
Weel
McCurdy seeks rest before Paris trip
Richard A. McCurdy former president of Mutual Life Insurance due back in New York by September 1 after agreeing with District Attorney Jerome to return when needed. The Herald notes Jerome plans life insurance matters for a grand jury and cites a physician certificate stating McCurdy is physically unfit to continue work.
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McCurdy
New York
The
Herald
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Paris
Jerome
Anyme
JUSTICE GOULD REJECTS DEFENSE REQUEST IN CONSPIRACY TRIAL
In Washington DC on March 5 Judge Gould overruled defense motions in the George A. Green case from Binghamton NY. The jury will hear the defense's evidence as the trial continues on charges of conspiracy tied to post office department supply sales.
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Justice Gould
Washington, D.C
Jen Gould
George A. Green
Binghampton
N. Y
Post Office Department
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