Inheritance Tax Receipts Drag Amid Mixed Outlook
London reports show planned revenue from death duties for the year ending March 21, 1906, expected near 46 million dollars. December totals exceed last year, but a large last quarter shortfall looms. Notes that March quarter historically boosts returns and cites high estate values including Jardine and Gilmthorpe. Also mentions Nixon & Zimmerman taking over Lytic Theater in New York and Newark appearances by Irving.
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London
Treasury
Willag
Robert Jardine
Haron Gilmthorpe
Nixon & Zummerman
Lytic Theater
Thts City
Andre Pieard
Jountede
Lawrence Irving
Henry Irvving
Henry Isseasoner
Irving
New Amsterdam
New York
Launch of the Hendrick Hudson Steamer at Marvel Shipyards
Newburgh March 31 at 3 o'clock this afternoon the new steamer Hendrick Hudson built for the Hudson River Day Line will be launched at Marvel Shipyards. Thousands attend as the vessel is touted the largest and finest river steamer yet built in the country. The report also notes a jealous murder suicide in New York with three killed or gravely wounded and mentions a national encampment of U S war veterans planned for Washington D C beginning soon.
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Newburgh
Hendrick Hudson
Hudson River
Marvel Shipyards
Voters’ Bond Vote Rules Clarified in Algeciras Article
An author from Albuquerque asserts only qualified electors who own taxable property may vote on bonds, warning illegal voting penalties. The Algeciras note reports a Moroccan reforms conference accord, detailing policing of ports Tetuan La Racio Casa Blanca Tangier and four Atlantic ports under a five year arrangement.
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M. Ravotl
Count von Tattenbech
Lawa
Morocco
Spain
Tetuan
la Racio
Casa Blanca
Tangier
Mo Baylor
Safi
France
Atlantic
Canadian Governor Dined in New York
New York March 81 Earl and Lady Grey accompanied by staff and cabinet ministers arrived from Ottawa. They stayed with Morris K Jesup on Madison Avenue and will attend a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria by the Pilgrims where Elihu Root will announce a final settlement of U S British disputes including fisheries Niagara Falls and Newfoundland issues. Governor Higgins and Sir Mortimer Durand among speakers.
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New York
Butt
Lady Grey
Ottawa
Earl
Madison Avenue
Morris K. Jesup
Canada
Waldorfssavonia
Pilgrims
Bishop Potter
Earl Grey
United
Dominion
United States
Elihu Root
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Niagara Falls
Newfoundland
Root
Higgins
New Yep
Chowte
Porterani
Mortimer Durand
National Spiritist Congress Opens in Mexico City
In Mexico City a National Spiritist Congress of spiritualists, theosophists and psychical researchers opened on March 31 to unite experiments, study points in spiritist philosophy, and establish central coordination among Mexican groups and foreign centers. Nearly a thousand delegates attended from across Mexico, Central and South America, plus a few from the United States and Europe.
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Mexico City
Mex
National Spiritist Congress
Allan Kardec
Mexico
Central
South America
United States
Met Opera Plans Face Turbulent, Starry Season
New York March plans for the Metropolitan Opera unfold with Conried guiding a reshaped season. Edyth Walker returns, Sehmassa-Helnk appears in February, and Burgetailer may return next year. Wagner, Gluck, and Strauß works are slated, with a November 20 start and possible single-season chronology.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Conried Ie
Comrist
Europe
Eames
Couried
Maxen
Mme
Conrind
Nahan Franky
Auto Pucks
Munich
Ie Ponable
Canelad
Death of Ht. F. Anderson at Bland New Mexico
March reports the death of Ht F Anderson at Bland New Mexico after a brief illness. The deceased, born in Ireland, was a respected resident who died early Monday morning following a long convalescence. Survived by a widow and several relatives, the community notes his upright character and neighborhood services.
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Ht. F. Anderson
Bland, N. M
Bland
Alan
Dom Colerane
Fridge
First Santa Fe Cutoff Train Clears Abo Pass
Special to The Evening Citizen Willard New Mexico March 1 The epicike that clinched the connecting rail of the Santa Fe cutoff between Bojen and Epris was driven into place yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock by men working in Abo canyon The flat train to reach here from Thelen crossed Abo pass Mountain that noon today and came into Willard at 139 this afternoon The arrival caused great excitement as locals turned out en masse to meet it.
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Willard
N. M
Santa
Socialist Speaker Draws Attention On City Street
John W. Slayton, a leading socialist lecturer, addressed a large crowd on Second Street and Railroad Avenue last night. His remarks, radical to non supporters, drew attentive listeners as he promoted socialism and promised two more lectures on graft, its causes and cures.
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John W. Slayton
Second Street
Railroad Avenue
N. Slayton
Socialist Organation
Baltimore Automobile Show Impresses with Elite Exhibits
In Baltimore, dealers display a refined auto show at the Mol venue. The exhibit features notable models and includes several of the best displays previously shown in New York and Boston, praised for elegance and quality.
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Baltimore
New York
Boston
Great strike unfolds amid hope in a coppered era
A long and broad report from Washington describes a developing labor crisis linked to the Panama Canal project and Porto Rico, detailing Captain Ashford's findings on local labor and disease control, while other items note delayed athletic plans aboard ships and high-level army promotion speculation amid mounting strikes and mine closures.
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Washington
D. C
Panama Canal
Porto Rico
War Department
B. K. Ashford
Army
San Juan
Ashford
Mint
Northwest Railroad Building Shifts Across Regions
Fragmented OCR describes shifts in railroad building toward the northwest. It mentions miles of lines, major routes from cities like Salt Lake City to Fracier, and the Western Panhandle network. Names and exact figures are garbled but indicate a large, multi-state expansion by major railroads.
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Ueca
St Pants
Byars
Gewls
Saltake City
Fan Fragciers
Denver
Northaceis & Pacite
Jobs
Bal Lake City
Nilere
Interstate Commerce Commission plans hearings on underdescriptions
Washington March 31 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it will certify calls to the department of justice for criminal proceedings after hearings in other cities. Investigations into frauds in New York Buffalo and Philadelphia may lead to indictments, with April dates planned for testimony in some cases. In Cincinnati grand jury findings, no indictments were returned though banks and others were found guilty of related issues.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Department of Justice
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Viciuity
Inter
Cincinnai
Terest
Tom
Territorial Grand Jury indictments record at Bernalillo County Court
The territorial grand jury at Bernalillo County returns thirty four indictments in three days with ten on Thursday eleven on Friday and thirteen on Saturday. Jurors visited the county jail and work continues toward a final report expected Monday. Indictments mainly involve individuals outside the county and cases tied to railroad interests and Santa Fe Company. No new cases filed today as Second district work winds down.
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Washington, D. C
Ahripy
Ine’ Jing
Medical Corps
Navy
An- Miapolia
Naval
Territorial
Territorial Grand Jury
Neesion
Santa Fe
Grand Jury
Passenger train in ditch near Fulton reported
Special to The Evening Citizen Rovorm NM notes a passenger train derailment two miles west of Fulton. The accident disrupted service as Mexican laborers assisted and the engine did not leave the track. One ticketed candidate for mayor was mentioned amid the wreck rumpus and delays.
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Rovorm
Pei Hon
Biesum
Territorial Penitentiary
Simelar
Boe Soeoon
Las Veen M
Seno
Fulag
Tae
Snc
Niles
P.M. Shatter
B. Demarkion
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Weller
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