Pennsylvania railroad men now on rack
San Francisco May 23. Reports from the Southern Pacific statistician show up to May 1% the company had shipped 1635 cars of supplies into the city for relief of fire sufferers. California, Oregon and Nebraska sent carloads or more in support.
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San Francisco
Cal
Southern Pacific
Apis
California
Golden State
Oregon
Nebraska
Pennsylvania Company Today
Interstate Commerce
Prep for Jamestown Exposition Encampments Detailed
Norfolk May 23 Preparations for the Jamestown exposition grounds will host a diverse international military encampment with European and American regiments. U S troops will watchfully police the site while officers review land allotments for the encampments and living quarters are prepared for comfort. Homer Ly Castle is favored for the Pennsylvania prohibition ticket with delegates from every county attending and John Wool of Millersburg slated to speak.
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Norfolk
United States
Secretary of War
Ramsey D. Potts
Artillery Corps
Charles J. Bailey
J. E. Winslow
Corps of Engineers
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Home Castle
Pittsburg
Homer Ly Castle
Melegalen
John Bh. Wool
Mill
Nol
Ennel
Homer J. Cartio
W. H. Berry
Indore
Cavtle
Kavernor Ly
Midshipmen Will Not Go Abroad This Year
Washington May 23 The Navy Department rejects European cruises for midshipmen. Talks of visits to European waters are dismissed as impractical due to cost and extra obligations. The summer cruise remains confined to home waters for training purposes.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
European
Navy Department
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Meet Opens in Springfield
More than four hundred delegates attend the annual state convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters of Massachusetts in Apollo hall Springfield. Delegates held mass this morning and a preliminary business session. A concert and a reception are on the program for this afternoon and evening. St Louis Wool Market steady unchanged in St Louis.
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Massachusetts
Free Alcohol Bill Sparks House Floor Clash in May 23 Session
Washington May 23 The free alcohol bill for domestic use triggered a tense House debate as Williams and Adams clashed over yeas and nays. The speaker ruled on quorum and Williams protested, while the bill underwent committee work and amendments to protect revenue, with a January 1 1907 start date.
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Washington, D. C
the House
Willams
Adams
Pennsylvania
Wiliams
Williams
Wiliame
Te Speaker
Curtis
Kansa
Diairmats
Worhington
D.C
Texas
House
Wayn
Port Arthur
Bale
Senate
Panama
Weebingim
Emale
Panalta Canal
Governor Hagerman Refuses to Interfere With Raton Hangings
Special to The Evening Citizen reports in Raton New Mexico May 23 that Governor Herbert J. Hagerman will not interfere with the court sentence of David Arguello for the murder of Francisco Garcia. Arguello faces execution on Friday May 25 alongside John Medlock a black murderer. Arguello is anxious and restless, staying up late to write and seeking religious counsel from advisors and readings of the New Testament.
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Evening Citizen
Washington, D.C
Beveridee
Atirewsville
New Mexico
Earnham
Jacob Goodman
Raton
N. M
Edwin C. Crampton
Herbert J. Hagerman
David Arguello
Francisco Garcia
John Medlock
Arguello
Truthful Frank Russell Depraved Criminal Of England
London reports the remarkable case of Frank Russell, known as Truthful Frank, a career criminal famed for always speaking the truth in confessions. He is sentenced to two years penal servitude at Clerkenwell sessions for horse stealing and railway theft after a long life of crime and a highly publicized early romance.
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London
South of England
Frank Russell
Frank
Clerkenwell
Ruthful
Russell
Nba
Ife
Raling
Change of Venue in Eviction Suit in Crawford Case
In Macon Georgia an eviction suit over Secon Street and TH. JERAN avenue moved venues from Justice of the Peace precinct 12 to precinct 4 due to potential bias. The case, heard in Judge Craig's court, proceeded with mutual agreement of both sides. Also noted is Wesleyan Female College’s triennial alumnae reunion with addresses by M T L Andrews. New York money market reports call on call 864 percent, prime rate 4.55 percent, commercial rates 6.50 percent.
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Crawford
Secon Street
Th.jeran Avenue
Jree Crawford
Cours
Childers
Ot Peace
Macon
Wesleyan
MTL
Andrews
Andrews, One of the Trnstitution
Montgomvery
New York
New Yor
American Dog Club Meeting Held in Kansas City
Kansas City May 23 The American Dog Club convenes as testimony begins in rebate cases tied to George H Crosby former Burlington traffic manager and co defendants George L Thomas and L B Taggart. Convictions pursued under Interstate Commerce laws from 1904 05.
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Kansas City
Ula
United States District Court
George H. Crosby
Burlington
George Ll. Thomas
New York City
L. B. Taggart
New York
New Jersey
Thomas
Telephone company underground wiring project advances
The automatic Telephone company torn up the alley between Railroad and Copper avenues to lay a large trunk of underground wires. A trench four and a half feet deep will host ten ducts to Third street then seven more to Second street and six beyond. Manholes spaced about ten feet apart will house equipment as cables run through the ducts.
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Automatic Telephone Company
Fourth Street
Bing
Third Street
Krom Third Street
Lawton
ERO Club of America Founder Membership Acknowledged
A letter to J A Blondin of Nero Club of America confirms his election as a founder member of the Aero Club of America on May 19 1906. It notes the club’s aim to develop aeronautic science, cites notable supporters like Bell Vanderbilt Astor and Blondin, and highlights its link to the Automobile Club of America.
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J. A. Blondin
Nero Club of America
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Jos
A. Blondin
Board of Governors
The
Aero Club of America
Pat
Gmb 3 of
America
Stevens
Baldwin
Blondin
France
Blondin Lu
Uncle Sam to Buy Trunks for Soldiers in War Dept Plan
The War Department seeks several trunk types with a standard size to store a soldier’s kit for long trips. About 60,000 trunks will be purchased for enlisted men in the Philippines. Officers and veterinarians will also use similarly constructed trunks for field needs and supplies.
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Uncle Sam
Washington, D. C
War Department
Philippines
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Russia
Kursk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Constitutional Democrats
Patton
South Royaltop
Royalton
Sx Little Girls
William Skinner Hazen
Beverly, Mass
Okayan
Council OF Empire
Petersburg
Count Solsky
St. Petersburg
Mit Ukoff
Red Today
Philadelphia
May & Folals
Pennsylv Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
John P. Green
William A. Patton
Cassatt
Robert Pitcairn
George F. Huff
W. A. Patton
Stocl
A. W. Gibbs
General Superitendent
Midshipmen
St. Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Senate Finance Committee
Hagerman
Medlock
American Dog Club
Orient
Kansas
Payette
Ind
Battle Ground
Grand Army
la Fayette Battle Ground
Foley
Wichita
Kan
J. A.ley
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore
Elkridge Hunt Club
F. M. Ware
R. Penn Smith
Berwin, Pa
Reginald Reeves
Henry V. Colt, Jr
Charles H. Wheeler
James K. Maddux
Ibsen
Christiana
Norway
Henrik Ibsen
Thaon
Seattle
Wash
Fairbank
Alaska
York
American Kennel Club
Kennel Club
Eastover
Westminster Kennel Club
Westminster
Second
ERO Club OF America
Joseph A. Blondin
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