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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1905

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President Roosevelt Arrives in Montgomery During Harriman Trip

President Roosevelt reaches Montgomery after a noon arrival. Crowds greet the president as Montgomery honors his visit with military parades, speeches, and a review at the capitol. He then proceeds to Birmingham en route to Little Rock.

Montgomery Ala Ovt Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute For Booker Washington Birmingham Little Rock Roosevelt Jefferson Davis Monigomery Montgomery Field Artillery Jelks W. M. Teague Commercial and Industrial Associations Hhe State Capitol Commerce Street Dexter Avenue Capitol Montgomery City Teague Mayor Ward Twentieth Street Capitol Park On County Choral Society Rufus N. Rhodes Dent Roosevelt Alming

Baca Arrested for Forgery After Jail Release

Librado C. de Baca, recently freed from county jail after a six month forgery sentence, is again jailed by Officer Knapp on forgery charges. He allegedly forged the name of Esquipula Pena Blanca to two checks for 5 dollars and 3.02 dollars, cashed at Graham Bros and Sturgis club rooms, with First National Bank preparing formal complaint.

Librado C. de Baca Baca Knapp Esquipula Pena Blanca First National Bank Graham Bros Sturgis

Miracle state charity conference opens in Pontiac

The Miracle state conference of charities opens its annual session in Pontiac with Miss Kane Addams of Hull House Chicago delivering a lecture on The Exil erents and American Charities The first business session is set for tomorrow morning with Mixe Latarop speaking on Some Aspects of the Care of the Insane From the Lay Point of View and W B Moulton president of the Imness Civil Service commission lecturing on The New Civil Service Law Tomorrow evening Alexander Johnson of New York general secretary of the national conference of charities and correction will be the principal speaker

Pontiac Miracle State Conference of Charities Kane Addams Hull House Chicago Exilerents Mixe Latarop W. B. Moulton Imness Civil Service Commission Alexander Johnson New York Mmtional Conference of Charities and Correction

New Orleans Prepares Welcome for President Roosevelt

New Orleans officials and civic leaders plan a nine hour visit for President Roosevelt on October 24. An executive committee of sixty prominent citizens will stage ceremonies from newspaper row to the Lee Circle and City Hall, with a naval pageant and guided tours of historic sites including Chalmette Cemetery near the naval station. The president departs for New York aboard the West Virginia after the events.

New Orleans Roosevelt Martin Behrman M. J. Sanders The Progressive Union Roosevelt Wille Specias New York United States West Virginia Newspaper Row Lee Circle Gen Rt E Lee St. Charles Street City Hall Naval Station Chalmette Cemetery New Orlgate Canal Street Trinois Central Railroad Stuyvesant Blanchard Bebr Mad Comus Southern Pacific West Wexo City Harrison Line Liberty Statue Camp Street Lafayette Square Geo Lafayette Henry Cormus

One Hundredth Anniversary of St Pauls Church East Chester

New York marks the hundredth anniversary of St Pauls Episcopal Church at East Chester near Mount Vernon. Distinguished clergy gather for special services led by Rev Willian F Coffey, honoring a church first built in 1700 with histories of early leaders and rests in its churchyard. The article also previews presidential naval events and port tours associated with a separate era.

New York St. Paul's Episcope East Chester Mount Vernon Episcopal Church Willian F. Coffey St. Paul's Church St. Paul's Comfort Sands Jonathan Fowler George W. Provost Philip Mell Samuel Pell

New Albany D A R State Conference Opens At Music Hall

New Albany Indiana October 4 The state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens tonight at Music Hall. Session will continue until Thursday with at least sixty delegates from twenty chapters and visitors from other states. Mrs Fairbanks wife of the vice president and head of the national DAR is expected to attend.

New Albany Ind Fairbanks United States Natonal Association of the Daughters of the Americas Revolution

Press Agent Reveals Insurance Work Pay

New York Oct 24 Charles G Smith claimed to be a press agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Co testifying before a legislative investigating committee. He said he earned $8 monthly salary plus $2 per telegraph dispatch and cited a costly contested item. Emory McClintock Mutual Life actuary testified on competition among major insurers with no sensational disclosures.

New York Charles G. Smith Mutual Life Legislative Investigating Committee Wilmington Delaware Mutual Frederick Chomwel Emory McClintock The Mutual Life Insurance Company McClintock New York Life Equltalye Life

Assault on Hon. Alex Bowie by train porter shocks Gallup

Reported incident on train No 1 describes an unprovoked assault on Hon. Alex Bowie of Gallup by a train porter. Bowie, president of the Caledonian Coal Company, was leaving for home when struck. he received medical treatment and was later examined in Gallup. A telegram seeks the assailant, identified as a porter named erguvon, and Bowie departed on No 7 after the attack.

Alex. Bowie Gallup Sabla Fe Thin City Bowly Caledonian Coal Company McKinley Cummy Santa Fe Calmlontam Howie Glore Vann & Son Gold Avenue Serendeet E. Bi. Kilgorn Howle Uume Bowie Tinade Bie

Wool Market Sees Strong Demand For Halfbloods

The wool market reports a broader demand than last week with a strong call for halfbloods, though meeting this demand remains challenging. Fleece wools stay firm as buyers bid.

Boston Get

Los Angeles Salt Lake Line Cuts Through Run Time

The Los Angeles San Pedro and Salt Lake Road will reduce through passenger train running time between Los Angeles and Salt Lake to twenty six hours. This change shortens the journey from Los Angeles to Chicago via the Hlatyeight bowra route.

San Francisco Hart Oakland Ogden Overland Limited Harriman Salt Lake Road Los Angeles Los Atgeles San Pedro Eait Lake This City Chicago Te Hlatyeight Bowra

Robbers Wreck Safe. $6,000 Stolen at Ridgeville Bank

Robbers wrecked the safe of the Ridgeville State Bank and escaped with about $6,000 after overpowering the town watchman who was bound and gagged. A prior report of $600,000 in notes missing is treated with little credibility. Local cashier Branson was wounded by a bullet during the incident.

Ridgeville Ind Hidgeville Branson

New York Baptists hold three conventions in one week

Batavia New York October 24 Baptists of the state face a busy week with three conventions in session. The State Pastor's conference opens with Rev T G Cass presiding and Dr Kerr Boyce Tupper delivering the annual sermon. The Baptist State Missionary convention follows with talks by Rev A H Strong and an address on World Baptist Congress. The Rochester Theological Seminary president, Rev Dr Robert Stuart MacArthur, also delivers the annual sermon.

Batavia N. Y Baptist State Missionary Convention A. H. Strong Rochester Theological Seminary World Baptist Congress Robert Stuart MacArthur New York

Court Grants Appeal of Mary Rogers as Pauper

Mary Mabel Rogers who is under a death sentence in Vermont for killing her husband was granted leave to proceed with an appeal before the Supreme Court of the United States as a pauper without payment of costs.

Mary Rogers Washington, D .C Mary Mabel Rogers Vermont Supreme Court of the United States

Delegates Converge for New York State Suffrage Convention

About 200 delegates from across New York gather at the Fam ist church for a five day suffrage convention. Mayor Cutler welcomes attendees and a reception at Susan B Anthony’s home follows. Speakers include Susan B Anthony Anna Shaw Florence Kelly Ella Crossett and Harriett Mills.

Multragionoian Seine United States New York Ella H. Crossett State Suffrage Asociation Harriett May Mills State Association

Elevation of the Colored Race Biennial Encampment Opens

Nearly five hundred delegates from Independent Order of J R Giddings and Justlee Union chapters across the United States gather in Wilmington Delaware for the nineteenth biennial encampment. The event opens at Zion Methodist Episcopal Church with welcome by Rev J B E Johns and an address by P J Laws. The order comprises women dedicated to uplifting the colored race and humanitarian work. A public reception is planned Thursday evening.

Wilmington Del Independent Order J. R. Giddings Justlee Union United States Io Beret Zion Methodist Episcopal Church J. BE. A. Johns P. J. Laws Board of Trustees Uhe

Albuquerque parties buy Gallup Electric Light Plant

Special to The Citizen Gallup N M Oct 24 The Gallup Electric light plant owned by Gregory Page has been sold to BC Alfen formerly manager of Albuquerque electric light The purchase price is believed near 25000 and Alfen is linked with Albuquerque investors including First National Bank of Albuquerque

Albuquerque Gallup Electric Gallup N. M Gregory Page al Fen The Electric Light Company of Si Ie Alen First National Bank of

Conditions in Russia Grow Daily More Serious

Kharkhov October 4 a violent clash between troops and civilians caused many casualties as a 20 000 strong crowd gathered for a meeting a panic arose when Cossacks were rumored. Cavalry detachments fired revolvers and bombs while soldiers used rifles. Many wounded remained on the ground as rioters plundered shops thereafter.

Kharkhov Eunemith

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