First National Congress Convenes in Russia at Tauride Palace
The first national congress meets in St. Petersburg at Tauride Palace after czarist sanction on August 19 1905. It comprises the empire's council and the douma or national assembly with equal powers and mixed appointment, immunity, and procedural rules.
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Russia
Tauride Palace
St. Petersburg
Cone of the Empire
Douma
National Assembly
Constitutional Democrats
Council of the Empire
Dintess
Russia Opens Dogma as Representative Government Begins
Worldwide focus follows Russia as it formally adopts a representative government in Europe. The piece compares Russia’s move to the 1789 French States General, notes early parliamentary power, and traces constitutional developments across Austro-Hungary, France, Germany, Britain, Italy, Norway, Spain, and Sweden with emphasis on 1848 to 1876 milestones. The history outlines revolutions, constitutions, and shifts toward constitutional governance in Europe.
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Europe
Great Britain
France
States General
Third Estate of Commons
Constituent Assembly
Germany
Austrus
Prussia
Reichstag
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Spain
Rangers Close Civil Service Exam in Santa Fe
The ranger candidates at forest reserves who sat the civil service exam in Santa Fe with Supervisor L F Kniepp left for their stations after a two day canyon practical. Kniepp praised the class as superior overall and noted the canyon work, though worth 30 percent, showed strong points for many.
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Ecritory
Santa Fe
Civil Service
L. F. Kniepp
Kniepp
Knlepp
Captain Stottler’s Last Roll Call
Retired Army officer Captain Victor K. Stottler died in Los Angeles on April 24 at 6 PM from lung trouble. Native of Stamford Connecticut, West Point graduate, he served with the Tenth United States Infantry in Texas, Indian Territory and New Mexico, including Mescalero agency duties, retiring in 1898 after the Spanish-American War due to incapacity.
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Stamford
Conn
Victor K. Stottler
United States Army
Los Angeles
Cal
Stottier
West Point
Tenth of States Infantry
Texas
Indian Territory
New Messeo
Banta Fe
Mescalero
Miss Jeanette Ifeld Weds Dr H M Smith in Las Vegas
Miss Jeanette Ifeld and Dr. H M Smith, both of Las Vegas, were married at the bride’s mother's home in Las Vegas on Saturday evening. The bride, a Santa Fe native, spent her youth there and is described as bright and social. Dr. Smith, a respected Meadow City practitioner, has lived in Las Vegas many years. The couple left for the Cant for their honeymoon as friends and relatives offer hearty congratulations and best wishes for health and prosperity.
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Las Vegas
Henrietta Ifeld
Jeanette Ifeld
H. M. Smith
Santa Fe
Dr. Smith
Meadow City
Te Iifeld
Religious Colony Seeks Land Options in Arizona Regions
Agents for a religious group have camped in Bisbee for weeks seeking options on land in Sulphur Springs and San Simon valley. The plan foresees testing the soil for a lengthy period and could bring many adherents into Arizona. The group reportedly represents either the Dunkardy or Quakers and aims to acquire about four thousand acres for settlement.
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Bisbee
Sulphur Springs
San Simon
San Simon Valley
Menthy
Land allotment plan for new colony and irrigation tests
The piece describes allocating 10 to 80 acre plots to incoming families based on numbers, dependent on borings in two valleys to confirm irrigation water. Decisions expected by September as various options have been proposed. It also reports on tensions with school superintendent White over pay and blank forms, noting White’s high salary, alleged neglect of duties, and possible nonreappointment. Additional note mentions a nursing tip for sore nipples using Chamberlain's Salve.
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White
Miss Swan
Shine
Lordsburg
Richae
Giant merger of copper mines eyed by Bisbee sources
Reporters in Bisbee Arizona quote Frank J Graf discussing a potential holding company merger among Bonanza Circle mines. Advices from Michigan settle on a planned holding firm with 20 million dollars capital to absorb the current firms, a move likened to the Amal Bamato structure. Details outline current capitalization and issued stock among Junction Lake Superior Pittsburg Calumet Pittsburg and Pittsburg Unruth ventures.
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Bonanza Circle
Frank J. Graf
Bis~bee
Ariz
Michigan
Cole
Bisbee
Mr. Graf
Amal- Bamato
Stork
Junction
Lake Superlor & Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Calumet & Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Unruth
Ungentlemanly Secret Patent Remedy Promises Youth
An advertisement touts Magnolia Balm as a harmless liquid beauty aid that instantly smooths and rejuvenates, claiming no woman will look old or worn when using this product. It emphasizes ease of application and invisibility once applied.
Bank Lesson From a Barn Building Farmer
A well to do farmer visited the bank and, after learning the advantages of a checking account, paid all barn construction expenses by check. He had never before had a bank account but kept one after completing the project, using checks for materials and workers.
A. Bratina Sale of Ranches Real Estate and Goods
Auction style notice offering ranches near Albuquerque with fertile soil and ample water from shallow depths. Includes a fifteen acre ranch three miles from the city fed by two ditches, plus cottonwood trees for transplanting and a large general merchandise store with two extra rooms, barn, and wagon shed. Terms: cash and monthly payments. inquiry by writing or in person.
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Albuquerque
Albuquerque Seeks Plans for City Hall Jail Fire Dept Building
The city invites sketch plans and cost estimates for a new two story cement block or brick city building at Second Street and Tijeras Avenue. The 100 by 100 foot complex would house City Hall offices jail and fire department with a brick clock tower and hose tower. Bids due by noon June 1 1906 with bids not to exceed 30000.00 and plans to be chosen by the building committee chairman.
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City of
Albuquerque
Second Street
Tijeras Avenue
Tigers Avenue
Fire Department
Tiberas Avenue
John 8. Beaven
Rman
Building Committee
City Building Bond Auction In Albuquerque 1906 Notice
City invites sealed bids for thirty thousand dollars of city building bonds. Bids due June 4 1906 at noon to City Clerk Harry F Lee Albuquerque New Mexico. Bonds issued at 1000 each bearing up to 4 percent interest payable semiannually in New York with 20 to 30 year pay options. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Albuquerque
N. M
City of
Inim
New York City
Harry F. Lee
Albuqueraque
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