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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1906

Page

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Sympathetic Strikes Amid Turmoil and Executions

Five terrorists hanged and reburied after exhumation by sympathizers, then re interred by authorities with sentinels at graves. One more condemned man executed by drumhead court martial. General strikes disrupt streets as troops guard grain routes and arrests surge. Insurgent forces near Monte Cristi plan surrender to government tomorrow as General Limardo to govern.

Sodae Washington San Domingo Monte Chris Limardo Caceres Monte Christi

Ohio tops Methodist Church membership by state

New York Oct 11 Rev Dr H K Carroll secretary of the Methodist Missionary Society compiles tables showing Ohio has the most Methodists at about 1 800 000. Other states listed include New York 287 802 Pennsylvania 152 260 Indiana 203 800 Michigan 14 200 New Jersey 105 529 and Kansas 104 358. Delaware leads in density with one Methodist per nine residents, Ohio per fourteen, Indiana per fifteen, West Virginia per eighteen. Center of population lies in Ohio near Waynesfield south east of Lima.

Ohio Michigan New Jersey Kansas Delaware Union Maryland Indiana West Virginia Carroll Waynesfield Gant Lima

Pine Association Meets in Charleston

The North Carolina Pine association held its annual meeting in Charleston in the assembly rooms of the Commercial. Former Governor Aycock and Gov Heyward delivered addresses along with Senator Hillman, Hoke Smith, and John Temple Greene. It was announced the association’s timber cut fell to under three billion feet during the past year.

Charleston North Carolina Pine Association Virginia Carolina Aycock Gov Heyward South Caroline John T. Hillman Hoke Smith John Temple Greene

Change From Steam To Swifter Juice

New York Oct 11 electric power is set to supplant steam on the American railroad. The New York Central plans a seven teen mile electric line on standard gauge with 292 miles to follow, integrating trains into New York City by electric power. Locomotives will have double the horsepower of current steam engines and have been tested at high speeds. The system transmits power directly from a motor to the axle, promising rapid braking and acceleration.

New York New York Central Railroad Suburtontra Seine

Failure hits Cuban banker J M Ceballos firm in Havana

New York dispatch reports the collapse of J M Ceballos & Co, a leading Havana bankers and merchants firm tied to Silveira & Co. The defalcation by Manuel Silveira involves more than $1,000,000. The failure disrupts sugar crop financing and Cuban ventures as Silveira flees aboard a different ship after leaving Havana.

New York J. M. Ceballos & Co Banking and Commission Houses Silveira & Co Manuel Silveira Havana Ceballos & Co Cuba Silveira

Right of Socialists on the Street in Seattle

Socialists nationwide watch a landmark clash with authorities over street speaking rights. Police raids sparked arrests and fund deposits for court appearances as socialist groups press for equal sidewalk access and expose shifting local attitudes and support. Vincent Herper and others promote a peaceful message amid rising public interest.

Seattle Wash United States Supreme Court W. D. Simmonds Boylston Avenue Unitarian Church Salvation Army Police Department Vincent Herper

Good Live Stock at Missoula Fair

Missoula Montana October 11 inspection of the stock exhibit at the fair grounds featured a parade of road houses and live stock in front of the grand stand. Attractions included mile ladies driving race limited to Bitter Root and Frenel town valleys and a balloon ascent with parachute loop. Apple packing contest in the agricultural hall and premiums awarded. Western Montana fair promotes Missoula Sanders Ravalli and Missoula counties with qualified success.

Missoula Fair Missoula Mont Bitter Root Frenel Montana Mathead Sanders Ravalli Missouri

Bankers Meet at White House in Washington

Washington Oct 11 The American Bankers Association held a conference in the capital and were received at the White House this afternoon at 2 oclock by the president.

Washington, D.C American Bankers’ Association White House

Union Pacific and Iron Mountain Roads Suffer

Three men died and a dozen were knocked unconscious in a Pennsylvania railroad tunnel explosion under Long Island City. Rescue efforts were hampered by smoke as wounded were treated on the sidewalk.

Pennsylvania Union Pacific Iron Mountain New York Long Island City

Roosevelt on Cuba shows no annexation aim

Special Correctiond Inc reports President Roosevelt does not seek Cuba’s annexation. He aims for a new Cuban government and a fair start for free, independent rule, stressing U S good will, South American relations, and careful handling through Magoon and Secretary Taft while planning a future congress message.

Special Correctiond Inc Washington, D. C Roosevelt Cuba Beveriffs Hemenway Indiana Rock Rel Heveride Jadiata White House Secasion United States Mall Island South America Spain Panama Santo Domingo Uncle Sam Root Cubs Tne Taft Hayang Magoon Cavan Congress

Nobility in Convict’s Cell Sparks Scandal in San Quenti

A British aristocrat’s descendant, Arthur Acton, sits in San Quentin for grand larceny after an escapade of travel, gambling, and robbery begun in England. His father, sculptor John Adams Acton, travels from Britain to see him. Acton’s arrest ends years of ostentatious living and evasion while his mother Lady Marian Hamilton, an authoress, is cited in court. The piece notes Acton’s royal lineage and his pride in his father and mother amid the scandal. Also referenced is a separate note on the Upper Peninsula Educational Association meeting in Menominee, Michigan, with over 1,000 teachers attending from across the state.

San Diego Calif Britten l Army England Douglas Adame San Quentin Acton John Adams Acton Edward Queen Victoria Marian Hamilton Duke of Hamilton John Adams America Penitentiary Britten Canada Educational Association Menominee Midh Viventh Ganual Upper Peninsula Educational Association JL. & Amidon Iron Mountains

Storms and Frost Hit Buffalo to Georgia Oct 11

Mild to severe winter weather swept from Buffalo to Georgia. Sleet storms crippled Buffalo telegraph lines, heavy frosts damaged fruit and cotton in Michigan and Georgia, with record low temps across Pittsburgh and Cleveland as snow fell and trees were damaged.

Rochester Buffalo Hazelton Corry Joseph Kerber Cleveland Michigan Benton Harbor Octo Georgia Atlanta Counies

Nationals Whitewashed by Sall Game in Chicago

In Chicago on October 11 the Nationals were defeated by the Americans with a 3 to 0 score in the world series race. The day brought low temperatures and light wind as the two teams renewed interest in the championship chase.

Chicago

Norfolk and Western plans stock increase to 100 million

Roanoke Va a stockholders meeting authorized a boost of the common stock of the Norfolk and Western railway from 66 million to 100 million driven by traffic growth. President B I Johnson cited improved financials with year earnings at 28,487,760, net income 7,452,214 after expenses, up from 1905.

Roanoke Norfolk & Wester Railway B. I. Johnson

$500000 Raised For Afro American Council

In New York at Mount Zion AME church Bishop Alexander Walters inaugurated a fund of fifty thousand dollars to test the disfranchisement law in southern states via federal court. Protests were also made against the treatment of new guests in Atlanta.

U P Stock Tumbles Over Land Fraud Charge

Philadelphia October 11 federal authorities target Armour & Co with warrants for agents amid charges of selling boracic acid treated hams violating the Pure Food Act. Public land frauds probe hits Union Pacific as stock slides on government action rumors. Prosecution gains on Standard Oil trial in Findlay with documentary evidence from New Jersey records to link Ohio directors.

Philadelphia Armour & Co Warren U. B. New York Union Pacific Railroad Standard Oil Co. Findlay Standard Oi Company Ohio New Jersey Standard Oil Company Stanfard

Blight Sands Marriage Solemnized in Newport church

The wedding of Miss Blight daughter of Aiverton Blight Newport and London to Mahlon Alonson Sands of New York and London was held at Emmanuel church Newport. About 2500 invitations issued, ceremony by Rev. Emory H. Forter, reception at Shady Nook. Bridesmaids in turquoise with silver, best man Murray Graham, bridal gown white chiffon embroidered in silver, flowers and gardenias.

Newport Emmanuel Church Bight Aiverton Blighe London Mahlon Alonson Sands New York Emory H. Forter Brussels Gardenias Isles Murray Graham Shady Nook May Might Miss Blight Richardson Saltomatall Greenough Boston Rome W. Payne ‘Thompson Gerald Lawther Tangier Morocco Sands Hmmanial Thureau John Nicholas Brown

West Virginia Women Meet in Slaterville Federation Session

The West Virginia State Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual meeting in Slaterville on October 11 with delegates from Wheeling Parkersburg Huntington Wellsburg and other clubs. Speakers included Mrs Hyre of the Cleveland school board and Mrs Guy Alton of this city.

Slaterville W. Va West Virginia State Federation of Women's Clubs Wheeling Parkesburg Huntington Wellsburg Hyre Cleveland School Board Women's Club of Cleveland Guy Alton

Fire Chiefs Convene in Dallas for Annual Convention

Dallas Texas Oct 11 The annual convention of fire chiefs opened here on the ath and closed today Delegates from all states attended John Stagg president of the International Association of Fire Engineers chaired Chief McGee of Dallas welcomed them Plans for the year were discussed new fire appliances were inspected and an edifying session began Editor We​tb​rook of the Fireman Herald supervised the general id

Dallas Texas John Stagg International Association of Fire Engineers McGee Daas Wetnbrook Piremane Herald

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