Bombs, executions, and a shifting Russian plot ripple Europe
Riga execution protests spark a liberal push to end the death penalty as a parliamentary compromise forms within five days. Madrid bomb duel targets king and queen. Vladimir spared amid casualties. New York money market steady. Rockefeller travels on Deutschland. Burton undecided on Senate resignation. stockyards inspection debate grows. An American murdered near Pekin, Morley of Saginaw reported killed by a French adventurer, with tracing of his brother’s pursuit.
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Riga
Constitutional Democrats
Pekin
China
Reubin Morley
Saginaw
Michigan
Antles
Vicompe Laverger
Morley
John Morley
Cleveland
Laverger
Colombe
Ceylon
Europe
Air Ship Voyage to Roof of the Earth
The Evening Citizen will publish Walter Wellman’s coming attempt to reach the north pole in a balloon. The feature describes the largest air ship ever built, with a steel car and boat, five men, motor sledges, fuel, and food, capable of twenty five days aloft. If the pole is found, news would be sent by wireless telegraphy.
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Citizen
Walter
Wellman
North Pole
Special investigation into Santa Fe rebating charges
Las Vegas May 31 It is understood United States District Attorney Llewellyn is probing rebating charges against the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and has continued the United States grand jury for that purpose It is alleged the jury was wired before the US attorney’s return from Washington and similar action may occur in other districts this fall A local firm is involved as recall ing favors and rivals in business push the investigation No action is expected before next week.
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Las Vegas
United States
Llewellyn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
United States Grand Jury
Washington
Michael Davitt Dead A Great Irishman Dies in Dublin
Dublin May 1 Michael Davitt Irish patriot dies in Dublin hospital after years of illness. Born 1846 he rose to prominence with the Fenian movement in 1865. Convicted 1870 treason felony, imprisoned fifteen years, released on leave in 1877. Co-founded the Irish Land League 1879 with Charles Stewart Parnell, campaigned for independence, traveled to the United States to organize the auxiliary Land League, and faced multiple imprisonments for seditious language. Elected to Parliament in 1882 as a prisoner, later served again until 1893, resigning amid bankruptcy proceedings.
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Dublin
Michael Davitt
Dublin Hospital
Fenlan Brotherhood
Charles Stewart Parner
Davitt
Irish Land League
United States
Auxiliary Land League of the
House of Commons
Madrid crowns wedding of Alfonse and Princess Ena
Madrid saluted the royal wedding as King Alfonso and Princess Ena were married in San Geronimo Church. The procession along Plaza del Sol to the Prado dazzled crowds with banners arches and arches of roses. The ceremony followed Roman rites with Cardinal Sancha officiating and a state reception at the palace.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Calle Mayor
Reuter Telegram Company
Alfonse
Ena Ates
Ation
Puerto del Sol
Pardo Palace
Royal Palace
Sancha
Toledo
Wolfteiating
Princess Hua
Prado Palace
Ministry of Marine Building
Ena
Marit Wuilding
Abel
Plaza Oriente
Church of Sant' Geronimo
Plaza
St. Geronimo
Ait
Tnelu
Ely
Pirate of
Represen
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la Granja
San Sebastian
Plaza de Oriente
Calla del Arenal
Calle del Alcala
Carerra de San Jeronimo
Prado
Peace conference opening at Lake Mohonk session
Cardinal Gibbons addresses on The Triumph of Peace head the Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration. Across the country reports from Western Federation of Miners dominate Denver session as by law amendments are discussed. Boise jail delay leaves Moyer Haywood Pettit case in limbo with December trial outlook. Ambassador Choate ill at home in New York, non serious illness reported.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Lake Monona
Federation OF Miners
Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Federal Supreme Court
Smit
Boise
Choate
New York
Joseph HH. Chiare
Eugland
Commissioner of Indian Affairs visits New Mexico
Hon. Francis BE Loupp, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, arrives in Albuquerque from Santa Fe to inspect Indian schools and villages. He tours the Isleta and Laguna areas, offers condolences for the late superintendent J K Allen, and plans to visit San Francisco afterward. Supervisor Dixon runs the local school until Burton B Custer arrives around July 1. Col W H Greer of Albuquerque Traction cites eastern capital interest in New Mexico resources and expects Chicago and eastern investors to visit next week.
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Francis BE. Loupp
Indian Affairs
Territorial
Santa Fe
Loupp
J. K. Allen
San Francisco
Dixon
Charles Dixon
Indian Department
Washington
Cnt
Burton B. Custer
Col. W. H. Greer
Albuquerque Traction Company
Chicago
Mexico
Albuquerque
Col. Greer
New Mexico
New México
East
Greer
Foraker First Amendment Is the Agreement
Washington May 11 Republican managers say the conference report on the statehood bill will be ready tomorrow or Saturday. It will be an agreement on the basis of the Foraker amendment allowing Arizona and New Mexico to decide jointly on statehood. The amendment was introduced a year ago by Foraker in the Senate. Local notes report Albuquerque park bill passage and land leases, with updates on officials and appointments. A separate item confirms the killing of American vice consul W. H. Stuart at Batoum on May 20 and the arrest of suspects and alleged instigators.
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Castro
Michel
Napoleoni T
Paris
Washington, D.C
Republian Managers
House
Foraker
Arizona
New Mexico
Paraker
Senate
Washington, D. C
Hansbrough
Committee On Publics Lands
Albuquerque Park
Eee
Hopewell
Washington
Rodey
Marron
Guthrie
Tan
Herbert B. Fay
Las Laz
Swift
Alex Campbell
Cloudcroft
Tiflis
W.H. Stuart
Batoun
Passenger crews run through to Winslow
Beginning tonight all westbound passenger engines will run through to Winslow from Albuquerque without stopping at Gallup. Eleven crews handle the service, with four fret district crews and Ave second district crews. Second district crews must lay over at Garden City, moving to Albuquerque, due to the Winslow division and new 1400 cline Balmond compound engines. The engines’ power allows through running, eliminating middivision changes and half way layovers.
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Leavig
Albuquerque
Winslow
Gal Up
Ave
Garden Civ
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