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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1905

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Labor Day Observed Nationwide With Large Parades

The Labor Day celebration sees about 50 000 union members marching in New York with Teamsters United House Amithie carpenters among the largest groups. Parades reported across Albany Buffalo Binghamton and other New York sites and in Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and many southern cities with various outdoor events were held. YELLOW FEVER HEIGHTENS CANCELLATIONS IN SOUTH AND WEST.

New York Ford Teamsters United House Amithe Carpenters Union Square Eighty-fourth Street Second Avenue Albany Buffalo Binghampton Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pittsburg Harrisburg Philadelpha Avlanta New Orleana Louisiana Nouthern Atlanta Grant Park Charles 8. Barrett Farmers’ Cooperative and Educational Union Richmond Norfolk Nashville Tenn Birmingham Ala Columbia St. C Savannah Jacksonville Mia Charlotte N.C Rajetech Knoxville Eugene V. Debs Galveston Galveston Boat and Yacht Club Little Rock Ark Forest Park Texas Mise Lasippi Chicago Indianapolis Fair Grounds Indiana Cloclanat Cleveland

Fire on Pullman Berth Endangers Mrs Willey and Two Children

On a Saturday night aboard train No. 2 near Gallup a fire broke out in Mrs. Willey’s lower berth while she and her eight year old son and seven year old daughter were traveling from Los Angeles. The porter delayed aiding her, and the flames were put out only after passengers intervened. Mrs Willey suffered burn injuries to her clothing and faced a loss estimated around $100, as the fire damaged the berth and belongings.

Fursiah Mra W. G. Willes Gallup Willey South Second Mreet Parr Los Angeles

Expert Inspectes the Santa Fe Central

General Manager W. B. Hopewell of the Albuquerque Eastern railway traveled with Norman B. Clark of New York and L. F. Cook of Pittsburgh. They inspected the line with Colonel Hopewell and other engineers, planning to report to Eastern Investors on extending the line from Torrances to Roswell. They declined to discuss details beyond appreciation of the trip.

Hopewell Albuquerque Eastern Railway City Norman B. Clark New York L. F. Cook Pittsbuirg Santa Fe Eastern Engineers Ieeeaw Torranes Roswell Palticatiog

Typographical Union Elects New Officers

Yesterday afternoon at a regula meeting of Albuquerque Typographical No. 204 held at Central Labor hall on Railwad avenue officers for the ensuing six months were elected. Names include H. W. Stevens as president, F. Strother as secretary treasurer, W. J. Davis Jd Cringle and George W. Crane as executive committee, C. H. McKee as sergeant at arms, and F Roberts RW Gamble J. M. Sylvester as delegates to Central Labor.

Regula Albuquerque F Roberts Gamble J. M. Sylvester

Saghalien Island divided between former Far East foes

The article outlines Saghalien Island a rugged 700 mile long landmass with 28 000 square miles of surface and a northern coast along Siberia while the Islan dexio near Japan lies to the south It notes a harsh climate rich in coal oil timber and fishing with a population around 40 000 including convicts exiles Gillaks and Ainus Settlements named Alexandrovskoe Ryvkovskole Korsakov and Muravievski mark administration history Japan owned the southern end until 1875 when Russia acquired it in exchange for southern Kartli islands

Saghalien Shi Siberia la Pestrait Islandexio Japan Husal Alexandrovsk Dui Ryvkovskole Korsakov Muravievski Gerrit de Kies Europe Saghallen Rusche Kartle Islands

Denver Welcomes Veterans At National G A R Encampment

Denver opens the thirty ninth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with thousands of visitors. Officials report robust host arrangements and a two mile parade route planned for Wednesday as dignitaries and veterans gather across hotels and headquarters in the city.

Denver Colo Grand Army of the Republic al Sialon Treltie Denver Pats United States Thuraday Mundey Crown Palace King National Hellef G. A Snowe Grand Army Repibiic Saitory Colonial Dames Society Jark

Attacks at Rockefeller dinner response from MacArthur

In New York on September 1 a detente between John D. Rockefeller and Governor La Follette was described to Rev. Dr. Helere B. MacArthur who just returned from a tour on Chautauqua. MacArthur praised William Jennings Bryan and critiqued La Follette, calling him a symbol of patriotism while noting Rockefeller’s influence on Standard Oil. Bryan gave a sermon like lecture on The Prince of Peace during the visit.

New York John D. Rockefeller la Follette Utes Helere B. MacAehar MavArtive la Pollette Standard Oil Company MacArthur Wellton J. Bryan Dimae Mr. Bryan York

Seventy Steamer Sevan Wreck Tragedy In Lake Superior

Captain McDonald and seven crew members gave their lives to save others as the steamer Seven wrecked on Sand Island reef in Lake Superior. Eleven crew drowned, four women aboard survived, including guests of owners. A northeast gale drove the ship to disaster after departing Allover for Erie.

Barfield Wis Sand Island Reef Lake Superior Great Lakes Reat Wisconsin McDonald Northeast Louis Darwin Medina Ohio Cleveland Ailover Erie F Spencer Jones William Phillips Buffalo

Deaths and a Woods Wedding in Adirondacks

Death notices report Harry Hannah aged nineteen months from croup at North Eighth Street home with funeral at Baptist church. James Rielly, 45, dies of heart failure in Highlands after moving from Saginaw to work at American Lumber Co. in Albuquerque. remains to be shipped to Michigan. J A Swanson, ex-foreman at Alvarado, dies in his north side apartment from Bright’s disease, with relatives in Chicago. Florence Fargo and Frederick Wheeler to wed in the woods near the Fargo camp on Loon Lake Adirondacks in a small family ceremony.

Harry Hannah James Hannah Fairy Home North Eighth Street Croup O. W. Strong Roy, McNeil The Baptist Fairview Cemetery Mr. Hannah Sash and Door American Lumber Company James Rigily James Rielly Highlands Albuquerque Saginaw Mich A. Borders Michigan J. A. Swanson Alvarado North Side Bright Chicago Borders Loon Lake No Ya Misa Florence Fargo Frederick Wheeler Fargo Adirondacks

Cholera in Prussia Claims Victims Across Regions

Dispatches report cholera cases rising in Prussia with sixty sufferers and twenty three deaths noted officially. In Detroit a launch tragedy near San Hoult ends with five presumed drowned as Ben Hur explodes from gasoline leakage during a dance trip, Fred Mogg of Cleveland among dead.

Boolian Prussia Detroit Mich St. Chale Ats Fred Mogg Cleveland San Hoult Joe Bendorres

Bond of New Sheriff Approved Amid Court Records

A report claims the bond for the new sheriff was approved but not yet filed at the courthouse. Rumors spread of preparations at Fairgrounds and the county officers awaiting official record as Judge Abbott and local officials work to confirm the appointment and bond status.

Court House Vanover Ely Ben Perfecio Armijo Abbott Eirlet Court Eltices Nulehod Medy Eterna Abbottle Lee Lunas Igor Porland

English Billy fined for fooling with morphine bottle

William English Billy Tuston, a city character, was fined five dollars in police court for acting as if he would take morphine in public. He claimed he was “only fooling,” though the incident nearly earned him county jail time. Nearby athletic meet in Pittston features sprint and field events with handicap races offering cups and medals.

William ‘Tuston Billy Auseide

Wealthy cattleman slain in home in Salina area

Balina Kansas September 4 4 F Caldwell a wealthy stockman was murdered in his bed at his home near Mentor ten miles Salina Mrs Caldwell said she woke to find him gasping with a stab wound after an intruder ransacked the house no arrest yet reported in this murder case

Balina Kan F. Caldwell Mentor Ten Citles Salina

Ex-Wife, Husband, and Self Shootings Stir Chicago

In Chicago on September 4, George C. Miller a former board of trade operator shot and wounded his divorced wife and her husband then killed himself. Miller died later and authorities seek to confirm if he was linked to a previous shooting of Mrs Mize.

Chicago George C. Miller Board of Trade Gouls Himelf Miller Mize Minta

Feared Losses Told On Lake Tragedy Report

Terrible storm described on the lake near Hault Ste Marley on September 4. Authorities fear many lives were lost as waves and wreckage caused widespread alarm among local residents and boat crews. Surviving witnesses report stern warnings and frantic efforts to rescue those in peril.

Hault Ste Marley Suler

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