Albuquerque Public Building Plans Pace Urged by Treasury Official
Washington reports the supervising architect of the treasury is pushing plans for a Spanish style Albuquerque public building. Delegates and local editors press rapid progress, with Las Vegas, Raton, and Roswell tied to next year’s schedules if political support holds. The piece also surveys New Mexico and Arizona debt, pensions, silver price trends, and mint output, noting shifts in policy and potential implications for the region.
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Washington
Architet
the Treasury
Albuquerque
N. M
Andrews
Las Vegas
Raton
Roswell
Pennsylvania
Larrazolo
New Mexico
Arizona
Commissioner of Pensions
Bsulnees
Wilver
Ana Pars
India
Siiver
Mexico
China
United States
Denver
Rints
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Great Britain
New York
American Minister to the Hague Sails Today
The American minister to the Hague and Mrs. David Jane Fillak walked today for Holland after ten days of entertainment in New York. It is believed Mr. Fill is carrying important instructions from Washington regarding the upcoming peace conference at The Hague.
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Hague
New York
David Jane Fill
Holland
Washington
The
President to Make Several Cabinet Changes in Coming Weeks
New York and Washington reports confirm President Roosevelt plans multiple cabinet reshuffles. General William H. Moody is expected to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Bench caused by Henry B. Brown, with Moody's nomination to go to the Senate at Congress start. Charles K. Bonaparte to become attorney general as Moody departs. Cortelyou to succeed Shaw at the Treasury, Metcalf to become Navy secretary, Oscar S. Straus to head the Commerce and Labor Department, and G. J. Meyer named postmaster general.
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Washington
William H. Moody
Massachusetts
Supreme Benel
Henry B. Brown
Moody
Senate
Congress
Charles K. Bonaparte
Shaw
The
Treasury
Cortelyou
Metcalf
Navy
Oscar 8
Straus
Commerce
Iabor
G. J. Meyer
Big Fraternity Meeting in Virginia Today
Middleburg Virginia hosts the seventy second Delta Upsilon annual convention for day delegates from eight colleges and universities and twenty four alumni societies. Notable participants include Governor-elect Fletcher D Proctor and Rev Bibbs Bralelin among others as the convention proceeds with a semi centennial celebration and featured orators Cortland Myers and Rivar Shurman.
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Delta Upsilon
Middleburg College
Micse
Wergue
Sherman
Chicago
Fletcher D. Proctor
Irmont
Thomas H. Noonan
Buffalo
Chas. B. Lewers
Reno
Nevada
Moody Holmes
Concord
N. H
Arthur E. Bester
Thom E. Boyce
Bert Stanford
Rutland
Bibbs Bralelin
Gloucester
Mass
Delta
Cortland R. Myers
Brooklyn Tabernacle
America
Rivar D. Shurman
F. D. Proctor
Southern Society Belie Weds a New York Man
In Atlanta on October 24 Miss Sarah Peel daughter of Colonel and Mrs William Lawcen Peel wed Mr William Tilt of New York. The bride, famed as a belle and noted horsewoman, summers at Narragansett Pier and is related to General Cook and Georgia Secretary of State Philip Cook. The couple will reside in New York after the ceremony.
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New York
Atlanta
Geo
Mise Sarah Peel
William Lawcen Peel
William Tilt
Miss Peel
Migsel
Narragansett Pier
General Cook
Philip Cook
Georgia
Missionary Society Holds Sixteenth Annual Meeting in Oberlin
The American Missionary Association’s sixteenth annual meeting drew delegates from across the United States in Oberlin Ohio. President Rev Dr A H Bradford of Montclair welcomed attendees. Speakers addressed Black progress and women’s work abroad, with Prof KB Moore from Howard and Richard J Whitt who retold Whittier’s famous line. Jubilee Quartet from Fisk University provided hymns during sessions.
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Get
American Missionary Association
A. HL. Bradford
Montclair
KB. Moore
Howard University
Washington
Richard J. Whigtt
Wren
Howard
Whittier
Jennie 1
Blowers
Porto Rico
Theodore Ethar
Hawaii
Peru
T .E. Burton
Obie
Ered WF
Stocum
Cotoraida Wateeraily
J. H. Bratford
New Jersey
Jubilee
Fisk University
President Roosevelt Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1906
President Theodore Roosevelt issues a national Thanksgiving proclamation praising blessings and national prosperity while urging reverence, moral living, and unity under Providence. The document designates Thursday, November 20, as the day for thanks and supplication across homes and churches.
Miera Put On Ballot In Place Of Catron
Yesterday probate clerk Marcos Castillo informed Santa Fe County Republican Chairman David Waite that he deemed it his duty to place KE Miera on the county ticker as candidate for the legislative council from the sixth district. Catron would be declined.
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Santa
David M Waite
Ean
Legislative Council
Santa Fe
T. B Catron
Small freight ship Hastings burns and sinks off Connecticut
The Hastings owned by Haven and Bayonne Transportation sunk in Long Island Sound off Stanford, Connecticut after a collision with an unknown schooner. Eleven crew members escaped by lifeboat and were rescued by the steamer Middle. Hastings reportedly carried steel. cause and damage to the schooner remain unknown.
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New York
Haven and Bayone Transportation Company
New Mayen
Long Inland Sound
Stanford
Con
New York campaign draws wide interest abroad and at home
A New York election dominates political talk with heavy observer presence from states and European capitals. Reporters from London Paris Berlin and Vienna fill the city as the Hughes and Yearet contest could shape the state’s political future for years.
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New York
Oet
Charles B. Hughes
William R. Iearet
New York City
Europe
Landen
Paria
Berlin
Vienna
Dawson Quits Democratic Party Declares Republican Beliefs
Manley M. Dawson of Dawson city renounces the Democratic Party and proclaims support for the Republican platform The prominent Colfax County businessman and attorney hints he may seek a Republican nomination for clerk and a delegate seat to the constitutional convention in the upcoming fall elections The notice appears in The Evening Citizen printed in Baton Range on October 24.
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Baton Range
Manley M. Dawson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Myr
Thowson
Colfax County
Reevention
Farmers National Cooperative Congress Discusses Co op Plans
Topeka Oct 24 Meetings discussed opposing packing companies and fruit commission dealers. Two schemes, curing meat for markets and shipping stock via agents, aim to bypass packing houses. Strong support for government ownership of railroads marked the session alongside urging stricter pure food laws. Committees were formed to standardize organization of cooperative bodies under central guidance.
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Fruit Con
Farmers’ National Cooperative Congress
Eneinty
Fruit Commission
Congress
O. P. Pyle
Texas
J. H. Bearrup
New Mexico
Twenty two bishops meet at Rochester conference
Twenty two Methodist Episcopal bishops gather in private session at Rochester New York on October twenty four to discuss church status changes. Attendees include bishops from India Argentina China Japan Switzerland New York City Denver Portland and several other regions with discussions centered on church matters.
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N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Games W. Thoburn
B. Scott
M. KE
Nesly
Argentine Republic
Burt
Switzerland
Warne
India
J. Bashford
China
Edward Andrews
Charles H. Fowsler
New York City
Henry W. Warren
Denver
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
Willard F. Mallalleu
Auburndale
Mass
James N. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Daniel A. Good Fell
Boston
B. McCabe
Philadelphia
Earl Cranston
Washington
David H. Moore
Portland
Ore
Jobe W. Hamilton
San Francisco
L. B. Wilson
Chattanooga
Henry Spellmeper
William F
Z ‘Eel
Africa
Merriman C. Harris
Toklo
Japan
Straits
Oldham
Singapore
New York Sanitary Officers Meet in Syracuse Session
The sixth annual New York state sanitary officers conference opened in Syracuse with welcomes from Mayor Alan C. Forbes. Dr A D Melvin spoke on meat inspection, Chas Harrington addressed adulteration, Dr Herbert M. King discussed sanitarium roles, and Dr E H Porter presided.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Alan C. Forbes
Sr. A. D. Melvin
M. D
Beresa of Animal Industry
Washington
Chas. Harrington
State Board of Health
Massachusetts
Indians Refuse Return to Reservation After Skirmish
Oct. 24 report says Capt. C P Johnson and a scout overtook Utes on Little Powder River forty miles north of Gillette. The Indians refused to return to the reservation and said they would go to Dakota. Johnson awaits reinforcements before attempting force. Wheat crop in Argentina expected to be heavier than any prior harvest, per agricultural commission and recent reports from England echo the unusually heavy crop.
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Argentine Republic
York
Washington
United States
England
Britte Unies
Strike on Pennsylvanian Rail Line Injures Crew
Pittsburg reports a Cleveland and Pittsburg division derailment near Bell station. The engine plunged into the Ohio river. the fireman and engineer were rescued. Several passengers hurt and four crew members seriously injured. A separate New Orleans dispatch notes a Southern Pacific Algiers strike after ten layoffs, threatening wider action.
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Cleveland and Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Maes West
Bell Station
Ohio River
Clerks Strike On T and P Line At New Orleans
Clerks employed by the Texas and Pacific railroad left their posts today after failed talks with road representatives. The walkout mirrors similar grievances seen in the Bowes era Pacific strikes. Civic Association pushes Niagara Falls preservation with Roosevelt and Burton support.
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Texas & Pacific
New Orleans
Iclerks
Texas & Peeliic Railroad
Bowes Era Pacific
Civic Association
Falls
Milwaukee
Wit
Wseetavabien of
Niagara Falls
J. Horace McFarland
Fahey
Roosevelt
Burton
Ohio
Rivers and Harbors Commiee
House of Representatives
Henry, McFarland
District of Columbia
Appalachian
Women's Outdoor League
Taxing Wealth 18 Being Discussed in Congress
Washington reports that the idea of a tax on accumulated wealth originated with President Roosevelt and will be introduced at the next session. The president aims to provoke public discussion in a short session to shape opinion for the long session. A second issue is federal licensing of corporations, but the fortune tax will receive most attention.
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Roosevelt
Congress
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