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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1906

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No Trouble in England and Mormon Business Shake

A mixed report cites British parliamentary tactics amid empire politics in St. Petersburg and Salt Lake City. It notes the Mormon church's planned business divestment to a $25 million Anglo American syndicate and rail line sales, signaling a broad commercial revolution in Utah.

Salt Lake Mormon Church Utah Light and Railway Company Ogden Street Railway Joab County Utah Oneida County Idaho

Brutal Crime Sparks Reprisals in Russian Town

In Tamboff Russia Marie Spiridonove the daughter of a nobleman shot and killed Chief of Police Luzhenoff sky of Lamboff. Earlier Zhanoff a police officer linked to her mistreatment was killed by an unknown assailant. Avenging revolutionists had previously punished Abramoff a Cossack officer for cruelty in prison.

Brute Tamboff Russia Zhanoff Marie Spiridonove Abramoff Luzhenoffsky Lamboff

Socorro Company Financed Big Rio Grande Irrigation Plan

The Socorro company plans a large irrigation project along the Rio Grande near Elmendorf NM, reclaiming 25 000 acres on both riverbanks. Judge C J Stoll of Lexington KY helped finance the venture under manager Elmendorf, with water from the river and an underground source to begin on the west bank before the east bank.

Elephant Butte Las Cruces Socorro Company Socorro County Rio Grande Valley Elmendorf Rio Grande Santa Fe San Antonio San Marcial N. M C. H. Elimendorf C. J. Stoll Lexington Judge Stoll Whiskey Trust Lexington Water Company Kwoky Judge Sto 14 New Mexico Eimendorf Company

Mrs Jefferson Davis In Critical Condition In New York

Dr Robert H Wylie reports Mrs Jefferson Davis critically ill after a sinking spell in New York on May 17 She revived but her advanced age limits hopes for recovery and she remains seriously ill.

Jefferson, Davis New York Robert H. Wylie Jefferson Davis

Powers to Be Tried Fourth Time in Kentucky Murder Case

Caleb Powers, in Newer Kentucky, returns to the state courts to face trial again for alleged involvement in a murder case. The latest move follows a mandate from higher courts, as Powers reenters the legal process amid renewed proceedings and courtroom expectations.

Powers Cipeinnati Okie Caleb Powers Kywae Tate Seeth Coty Kentucky Supreme Court Meen

Washington Fights Over Pipelines and Standard Oil Power

Senate debates railroad rate bill with amendments on pipelines and gas. Senator Bailey accuses the New York Tribune and Chandler diary of hidden info, claiming pressure on the president. Garfield’s 500 page report on Standard Oil cites concealed rates, secret agreements, and altered through rates against smaller shippers.

Washington, D. GC Senate Beveridge Lodge Standard Ol Company Hos Taliaferro Washington House Chandler Bulley Malley Batley Chicago Tribune Bailey San Prana Cleo Senate Committee On Inter Een Locks Dame Kittrid Garfield Corker Washington, D. C Coneal Standard OU Company Congress Standard Interstate Catmerce Commission

Llewellyn Discusses New Mexico Statehood Amid Debates

The article reports Llewellyn in Washington and Delegate Andrews shaping the fate of New Mexico statehood and a United States district judge nomination. It notes Llewellyn’s interview, opposition plans, and lingering questions as hearings proceed in Congress.

Washington, D. C Ate Judiciary Committee Ketley United Slaces District of Porto Riva Andrews Ron W. Hoh. Llewellyn United New Ma Arizona New Mexico

Highlands electric car line seeks city franchise

The Highlands promoters ask Albuquerque city council and Bernalillo county to grant a franchise for an electric streetcar line from Railroad Avenue to the Water Supply reservoir area, with a $15,000 property-owner subsidy and construction to begin within sixty days of approval. A list of signatories includes N. W. Alger, E. B. Christy, P. G. Cornish, and many others.

Highlands N. W. Alger EB. B. Christy P. G. Cornish FW. Prelasner C.D. Goff B. A. Fields T. BE. Ketcham B. B. Crawford M. Stumpf Aneah Adberg J. W J. J. FP. Palmer M.A. Bigelow F. A. Noh Hope L HL Dix D. FP. Gill We c. Baldridge D. A. Butn BE Walker JW. McQuade Robert Appleton EB. L. Washburn Mrs D.K. B. Sellers Evening Citizen Atchison, Tobeka & Santa Fe Railroad Avenue Railroad New Mexico University City of Albuquerque Lof Bernalillo Mw Corporation Covena I Ti Wien

Marshal Winders Assaults Thomas Hinch in Gallup

Special to The Evening Citizen reports Town Marshal Winders attacked Thomas Hinch at the European Hotel in Gallup New Mexico amid a dispute over Hinch’s reappointment. Sheriff Coddington intervened to prevent further violence. Hinch, seriously ill and frail, is a longtime Gallup resident and hotel owner.

Hino T. X. Hinch Bills Wingers Ike Winders Hineh Winders Price Gallup

World’s Great Commerce Is Truly Immense

Vienna reports on Herr Otto a checkered life from a poor bookseller clerk to a lottery winner, inventor, and eventual ruin, ending with riches to his landlady. Washington notes the world’s International commerce to reach 25 billion dollars in 1906, with the US leading exports and ranking third as an importer.

Vienna Otto Herr Otto Doortoase Washington, D.C Department of Commerce and Labor United States

Death of Mrs W R Kistler in Las Vegas

Mrs. W R Kistler, widow of Rev W R Kistler former Lead Avenue Methodist pastor, died in Las Vegas at 78. Funeral and burial set for Las Vegas tomorrow. son Russ Kistler editor of Las Vegas Weekly News and founder of the Las Vegas Optic mourns a mother trusted by many in the southwest.

Thomas Harwood Las Vegas W. R. Kistler Lead Avenue Methodist Church Russ Kistler The Las Vegas Optic Las Vegas Weekly News Southwest

Murder in Pandles Valley Sparks Local Trial Burden

A Sandoval County District Court report details a murder in Pandles near Belen where a 1-year-old boy Gayela died after a shooting by Molies Trujillo. Deputy Sheriff Baca of Valencia County arrested him. Trujillo is jailed in Los Lamas. The piece also notes broad docket activity and other verdicts in the term.

Pandles Belen Gayela Molies Trajilie Baca Valencia County Los Lamas Garcia Trujillo Sandoval Sandoval Poms Eliseo Mata Heighbor Vic

College men gather in Springfield for civic reform meeting

A large assembly of college graduates from across the country meets in Springfield Massachusetts to discuss promoting civic and social reforms. The gathering aims to form a national organization with a charter and by laws, featuring speakers including Senator Everett Colby of New Jersey.

Springfeld Mass Everett Colby New Jersey

Harmony Prevails as Methodist Bishop Elected on First Ballot

Birmingham May 17 Dr John J Taggert secretary of the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south was elected bishop today on the first ballot by the conference No other bishop was ever elected on the first ballot No election on the second ballot Seth Ward of Texas was elected bishop on the third ballot

Birmingham Ala John J. Taggert General Conference of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South Seth Ward Texas

Louisville Fire Chiefs Visit Ex Kentucky Emissaries

Filmore Tyson chief of the Louisville Kentucky fire department and Captain Harvey Brown arrived to meet ex Kentuckians and others. They will tour to San Francisco to study the big fire and return via the Grand Canyon. They urge attendance at the Louisville Honecoming in June. Bob Brown of the Louisville Times helped arrange large ex Kentucky gatherings.

Filmore Tyson Louisville, Ky Harvey Brown San Francisco

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