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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1905

Page

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Roosevelt in Jacksonville Florida Visit Draws Crowds

President Roosevelt arrives in Jacksonville amid martial parade and cheers. Governor Broward and Jacksonville officials greet him. The day includes a reviewing stand address and civic luncheon before a drive through the city and an afternoon transfer to St Augustine. Mrs Roosevelt arrives in Washington after southern tour.

Jacksonville Fla Joesup State Line J. Clifford R. Foster Broward Florida Callahan City Fiel Lake City Roosevelt N. B. Broward Wm. H. Baker Charles EB Garner Jacksonville Board of Trade Citizens’ Reception Committee Florida National Guard City and Board of Trade of St. Augustine

Address on Making the Panama Canal in Florida Speech

In Florida, the speaker praises the Panama Canal as a monumental engineering feat that will greatly benefit the nation and especially the southern Atlantic Gulf and Pacific regions. He notes anticipated U S interest and the hemisphere position, calling it a matter of special privilege to the American nation.

Florida Panama Canal South Atlantic Gulf Pacific Sihinie South Amerea

Railways Move Toward Compromise on Rate Legislation

Washington D C Oct 21 Rail way opposition to rate legislation shows willingness to compromise The terms include expanded federal power to supervise railways tighten control over terminal abuses and prohibit secret rebates A key proposal uses court injunctions to enforce reasonable rates while specific rate fixing by courts is avoided Preparers hope President Roosevelt will accept the plan as an alternative to new legislation

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Circuit Court of the United States Interstate Commerce Commission

Trafalgar Day Celebrations Across Empire and Canada

Oct 21 reports Trafalgar Day marked across the British empire with Nelson’s victory commemorations. Trafalgar Square’s Nelson column adorned, Navy League floral tribute, Albert Hall addresses, and a grand concert. Civic parades in Liverpool and other cities, with colonial observances abroad. Montreal Sons of England and Winnipeg Sons of England plan memorial concerts and addresses.

Tandon British Empire Nelson France Spain Cape Trafalgar Trafalgar Trafalgar Square England Navy League Albert Hall Liverpool

Oldest New York voter aged 104 seeks further ballots

Simon Heer of Norfolk Street in New York is 104 and has been a voter for over forty years. Though aged he remains strong and hopeful to vote in ten more elections. A note on him appears amid other dispatches mentioning long life and continued civic participation.

New York York Simon Heer Norfolk Maerg Fan Inselty Ho Se Das Beet Ile

Trafalgar Trafalgar Day celebrated by Boston English

In Bouton Massachusetts on October 21 English residents and the Sons of England mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar and Admiral Nelson with a memorial concert at Tremont Temple. Captain Alfred T. Mahan will preside alongside Commander Takeshita and other dignitaries including Admiral Sir H Edward Seymour and Sir Henry Mortimer Durand.

Montreal Sons of England H. Jekil Boston Bouton Mass Trafalgar Admiral Nelson England Alfred T. Mahan U, 8 Takeshita Attiche H. Edward Seymour R. Ni Henry Mortimer Durand

Rail interests circle Santa Fe Central amid bank brinkmanship

Pittsburg October 21. Directors of Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny remain in the dark about the bank’s finances after closure. A midnight directors and counsel session discussed possible criminal or civil action and securing cashier Lee Clarke’s estate for shortages. Meanwhile multiple railroads including Denver & Rio Grande, Rock Island, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, and El Paso & Southwestern negotiate for the Santa Fe Central, with Albuquerque Eastern as a key asset in Pennsylvania Development Co. holdings, promising control leverage if the Central is secured.

Pittssburg Enterprise Naonal Bank of Allegheny Lee Clarke Wmder Way Santa Fe Central Railroad Pittsburg Denver & Rio Grande Rock Island Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe el Paso & Southwestern Phelps-Dodge Francis J. Torrance Santa Fe Central Albuquerque Eastern Pennsylvania Development Company T. Lee Clark Allegheny

Cotton Movement In The Mishiasinoi Valley Forecast

Miller and Company report from New York that frost will release pent up cotton in the Mishiasinoi valley delaying quarantines. A heavy movement toward New Orleans is expected within a week or ten days, with private reports noting farmer sales since October and holdings already shipped out.

New York Miller & Co Mishiasinoi Valley New Orleans

Booth Portrait Shows Salvation Army Chief Aging Fast

A recent photograph highlights General Booth, commander in chief of the Salvation Army, appearing to age noticeably as years pass with mounting public duties and responsibilities.

Salvation Army

Bank scandal ties promote to Santa Fe Central railways

A Denver led financial scandal centers on Enterprise National Bank failure in Allegheny Pa. Cashier T L Clarke, treasurer of Santa Fe Central Railway and Pennsylvania Development, is blamed for mishandling funds while leaders W H Andrews and Francis J Torrance defend their ventures and promise full reimbursement to Pennsylvania depositors amid ongoing political controversy.

Enterprise National Bank Allegheny Nielde T. Lee Clark Santa Fe Central Railway Pennsylvania Development Company Central New Mexico New Mexico Clarke W. H. Andrews Andrews Pittsburg General Torrance Penrose Homer L. Casis William A. Stone Enterprise National Ink Pennsylvania Francis 4 Torrance

Order of Eastern Star appoints officers at grand chapter

The annual session at Masonic hall closed this afternoon marking a record attendance week of Masonic meetings. Officers appointed and installed include Grand Adah Edith Everitt Grand Ruth Joanie Abrams Grand Esther Frances Colip Grand Martha Kona Risdon Grand Electa Mae Browne Grand Wlanter Jennie Williams Grand Sentinel Thomas Taberwood Grand Chaplain Alice Chandler Grand Marshal John Holton Grand Organist Bab Copp. Also noted is a Kansas City brewing company receiver appointment in a separate item.

Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Adah Adat Edith Everitt Huth Joanie Abrams Esther Frances Colip Martha Kona Risdon Electa

No Statehood of Any Kind for New Mexico and Arizona Says Tawney

Congressman A Tawney of Minnesota travels with a party studying western statehood and opposes admitting New Mexico and Arizona this session. He warns capital is moving while unions struggle to settle conditions and says a single commonwealth for both territories is impractical. He predicts delays may stretch five years before any move.

Kansas City A. Tawney Minnesota New Mexico Arizona Mexico Congress

Woman's Relief Corps Halloween Party Planned

The Woman's Relief Corps plans a Halloween party next Thursday evening at Men's Hall. Ladies have arranged an interesting program and a delightful time is anticipated. A 25 cent admission fee covers refreshments and dancing.

Woman's Rolle Corps Hallowe'en

Americas First Military Steeple Chase Held at Morris Park

New York reports the first military steeple chase under the United Hunts Racing association with War Department backing. Officers must cover their own expenses due to no funds. Entries are large and expectations high for exciting competition among contestants led by Perry Belmont and Howard N. Potter.

New York United Hunts Racing Association Morris Park War Department Perry Belmont Howard N. Potter Ralph N. Ellis Belmont Purdy H. 8. Page H. N. Potter John R. Townsend

Three Conventions Meet at Lincoln Neb

Three major conventions opened their annual sessions in Lincoln Nebraska today The National Prison Association of the United States National Prison Private Plane association and the National Prison Chaplains association are here Delegates from every state and territory attend under government representation led by Reverend J J Milligan who has represented the United States at prison congresses in this country and Europe The meetings will run until Thursday

Lincoln Neb Natonal Prison Association United States National Prison Chaplains’ Association Rey J. J. Milligan Europe

Match Making Patents Sold Under Hammer in Wilmington

Under court order, Andrew B. Sanborn as receiver will sell at the courthouse the letters patent and rights of the Ruby Company related to five valuable match making patents and machinery used at the Canmvien plant. Bidding is expected high as several manufacturers show interest in the matches trade. The auction involves the Ruby Match Center and the Delaware Ware Corporation among others.

Wilmington Del Court of Chancery Andrew B. Sanborn Will Aell Cout Hous Haby Maced Company Catrons AB Canmvien Ruby Company Ruby Match Deladalweaeth Ware Corporation Candea

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Gulf State Jesup Philadelphia Or1 Council Durham TRAND TIMES CLPY Commerce Commission Winnipeg Man Bland Stanford Evans Wm. Brown North Platte Copper Mining and Smelting Company Douglas Wyoming Brown Douglaw Pittsburgh Proprietors Value OF Albuquerque Raad Miller and Company Gen. Booth T. Lee Clarke Col. W. S. Hopewell Col. W HPCE Easworn Railways Penn Sylvania Development Company Denver Hopewell T. Leo Clark Mr. Hopewell Mitteburg Enterprisa National Bank Hagan Santa Fe Central Railway Company Santa Fe Arthur Kennedy W. C. Hagan Mr. Clarke Myself The Enterprise Bank W. LL. Andrews Order OF Eastern Star EL J Becker Imperial Brewing Company Tawney Woman's Relief Corps America
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