Santa Fe Legislature Advances Amid Busy Session
Special to The Evening Citizen Santa Fe March 6 The council confirms Prof J B Clark as superintendent of public instruction replacing Hiram Hadley. Bills move through committees and floor action includes taxes, corporations, land grants, water filings, and new election law as sessions stretch late into the night.
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Santa Fe
N. M
J. B. Clark
Hiram Hadley
Chaves
Murray
Iw Cameron
Chaves, Sulzer
Cameron, Miera and
Committee On Corporations
Viva Gove
Mirabal
Baca
Holt
Martin
Socorro
Otero
Thirty-Third Legislative Assembly
Beach
Holt and Beach
Biernbaum
Studley
Mullens
Hudspeth
Joint
Committee of Council
House
Thaw Trial Testimony Then Read to Jury
New York March 6 Testimony of Mrs William Thaw was read to the jury in the Harry K Thaw case for the murder of Stanford White after she testified she observed a change in her son in 1903 He was absent minded and lost interest in life Justice Fitzgerald had her testimony read when she broke down and could not proceed Her statements also corroborated Evelyn Thaw about White and Evelyns past lie being a closed book
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New York
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Charles G. Wagoner
Thaw
Wagoner
White
William ‘Thaw
Pittsburg
Lowing
Europe
Evelyn
Evelyn Thaw
McClellan Reserves Decision In Photo Case
Justice W. W. McClellan in the city building today reserved his decision on a photo equipment dispute between Clara Starr and Moon Studio owners J G Showell and wife. The suit, merged from February, concerns possession of chattels taken from Starr’s gallery on Gold Avenue. Testimony from witnesses and correspondence were reviewed as part of the case record.
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W. W. McClan
Precinct 13
Clara Starr
Gold Avenue
J. G. Showell
Moon
Suurr
Showells
McClellan
Bryan backs government rail ownership in interview
Omaha dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan arguing railroad managers push higher freight and passenger rates, secrecy, and safety cost cuts to rouse public demand for government ownership. He favors federal control of trunk lines with state governments running local routes, citing European experience and the need to curb monopolistic practices.
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Omaha
Neb
Mar
William Jennings Bryan
Harriman
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Europe
Great Increase in All Dairy Products
The census bulletin shows rising production in butter cheese and condensed milk in 1905 with 8 296 workers and 47 266 808 capital 15 857 wage earners and 165 182 789 value of products. Six states account for most output led by Wisconsin New York and Pennsylvania with Wisconsin producing over 4 000 000 pounds of butter and New York about 183 008 000 pounds of cheese and Indiana leading in condensed milk.
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Washington, D. C
Bar, G
Bureau of the Census
Sadia Lala
New York
Wisconsin
Iowa
Time
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Outbreak of Typhoid Affects Brooklyn Navy Fleet
Brooklyn N C March 6 A typhoid outbreak halts a Connecticut battle fleet headed to Guantanamo Bay. The Connecticut carries a full staff and sails amid concerns of disease spreading among United States bluejackets.
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Amon EE Jackets
Brooklyn
N. C
Connecticut
United States
New Jersey targets life insurers profits and stock
In Trenton on March 6 Senator Hilley unveiled the senate committee report on life insurance in New Jersey. The Prudential Insurance Company of America receives major scrutiny over a $18.6 million surplus and a proposed cap of $2 million on capital stock with profits limited to 10 percent to protect policyholders.
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Trenton
N. J
Hilley
Senate Today
New Jersey
Senate
Lfe Insurance
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Prudential
Mmittee
Motor Show Opens in Kansas City with Full Exhibit Space
The Kansas City motor show opened today and proved highly successful. Decorations from Madison Square Garden are used, and dealers nationwide have secured space. Manufacturers show strong interest and all available space is occupied, signaling broad participation.
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Kansas City
Madison Square Garden
New York
United States
Japanese Education Debate Shifts After Roosevelt Talk
Ex examiner interview from Los Angeles reports Eugene Schmitz acknowledging Roosevelt’s support for Japanese education but not wholesale immigration. He says Japanese deserve schooling though immigration bars remain. Ruef remains missing as court action looms in San Francisco. A congressional fact-finding trip to the Isthmus of Panama is planned with lawmakers to observe canal progress and transportation provisions.
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San Francisco
The
Examiner
Eugene Schmits
Los Angeles
Schmite
Roosevelt
Washington
Great Scarcity of Platinum in England
London reports a dramatic 70 percent surge in platinum prices during 1906, doubling the standard gold price. Despite the sharp rise, industries that depend on platinum show little concern, with demand continuing to grow and no viable substitutes found.
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England
London
Alabama Farmers Union Convention Opens in Birmingham
Alabama business agents from the Farmers Butt National and Co operative Union of America met in Birmingham on March 6. Delegates totaling about 100 were welcomed by the mayor who praised the union’s work. Reports mention ongoing legal charges against an individual in connection with extortion and anticipated court appearances tomorrow.
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Alabama Business Agents
Birmingham
Ala
Mar
Butt National and Co-operative Union of America
Sehmita
Nin
Ex convict Valles linked to new arson crime
Special to The Evening Citizen reports Augustine Valles, an ex convict and ex-husband of Mrs Montoya, suspected of starting a blaze Monday night that endangered Mr and Mrs Henry Aragon and consumed their six year old child. A warrant is sworn and Valles is pursued toward the mountains.
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Tance
Augustine Valles
Mrr
Henry Aragon Mondoya
Valles
Montoya
Ames
Vallow
Che
Garfield denies Barnes interview as not authored
Santa Fe March 6 The New Mexican reports Secretary Garfield says the Barnes interview was not authored by him and he gave no interview with Barnes or anyone. The piece references Barnes Las Vegas claims of Garfield authorization to discredit the Republican organization in the territory.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexican
Washington, D. C
Garfield
Barnes
Will C. Barnes
Las Vegas
Interior
Republican Organization
Territory
Independent Steel Company of America Formed in Ohio
A new Independent Steel Company of America is incorporated in Ohio with 10 million dollars in capital to produce finished steel. Judge Noah Blesecker of Pittsburgh chairs the board. It is linked to Imperial Steel in a potential merger of higher grade steel plants. Cash and stock are reported as consideration. Meanwhile a steamer Vandalia sustains heavy fire damage in New York harbor, with losses nearing a quarter million dollars.
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Breweries OF
New York
Central Consumers Brewery Company
Ebling Brewery Company
Bronx
1 and M. Haffere Brewery Company
Consumers Brewery Company
Woodside
Longland
Excelsion Brewing Company
Williamsburg
Central Company
Consuming Company
Central Consumer's ‘Brewing Company
Clelandland
BIG Steel
Ohio
Columbus
Mar. G
Beom 4
Fire Collapse Traps Men in Philadelphia Building
A fire and structural collapse in a six story Philadelphia building on Fillbert Street trapped several men. Emergency crews responded as the blaze grew, with rescuers working amid debris and smoke to reach the injured.
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Philadelphia
Fillbert Street
Prima Donna Missed Bull Fight Causing Racket
Andres Sante Fe, director of Mio Grande division, returned from El Paso as chaos erupted at Vans City Sunday. An audience member demanded refunds after Prima Donna and the company failed to appear, prompting arrests for disorderly conduct and questions about the missing act.
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Andres Sante Fe
Mio Grande Division
el Paso
Andrus
Ciy Sanday
Way
Rome
Samy
Hoger
Priana Donna
Jumrot
Kamutey
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