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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1905
Page
1
Br it Nelson bout delayed after manager claims James J Jeffries demanded 2000 to referee. Negotiations collapse as Nelson camp cites exorbitant terms and postponement shifts next steps. International matters and Pacific island devastation also reported in brief items.
Portland Oregon September 6 The annual convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers opened with an unusually large attendance delegates from every site began arriving Sunday and will stay through September 10 Extensive entertainments including a trip up the Columbia River to the Cascades and other 60 day events celebrate German Day Charleston South Carolina September 5 German Day observed by Germans and others buildings display flags and business houses close at noon for Schuetzenplatz celebration activities include music dancing contests games races and fireworks slated for this afternoon and evening
In Denver on September 5 the naval veterans led a parade with Fort Logan troops and local units. Shiloh veterans reorganized a national society, marking a memorable day. Cowboy exhibitions, wind dances and band conceits highlighted the event amid cool, favorable weather.
In Denver on Sept 5 Judge Moses Hallett denied the U S government's bid to halt the Denver Northwestern and Pacific railroad project through Gorge canyon. The army engineers proposed a canyon reservoir for irrigation storage. The report also notes a steadier Boston wool market with active demand for high grade fleece wools and buying at full market value.
In Bernalillo County Perfecto Armijo opened the September term of the probate court by gubernatorial commission as sheriff replacing Thomas Hubbell. The scene saw crowds, a bond approved, and legal arguments over the vacancy authority. Labor statisticians gathered in San Francisco as part of a national meeting with Clark University president-elect Carroll Wright. Newsboys at the Portland fair led a parade and enjoyed free grounds as officials spoke about the exposition.
Public notice describes the Portsmouth peace treaty signed at six twenty p.m. with signatures by M. Witte and other plenipotentiaries. It outlines articles restoring peace, Manchuria and Korea arrangements, joint railway operation, territorial losses to Japan, fishing rights, prisoner of war restitution, and ratification steps.
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on alleged violations by multiple private car lines and railroads tied to refrigeration of fruits and vegetables. Charges include rebates and failing to file rates, with claims of coordinated action harming shipper rates and public policy.
Rexina Canada September 4 Thousands of stars from the new province and eastern provinces attended the first birthday and provincial government inauguration. Governor General and Lady Grey arrived, greeted by provincial officials. A schoolchildren march preceded a grand parade with floats from industries and many city mayors and legislators. Inauguration ceremonies, oath of office for the new “seatant” governor, and a grand military review followed, capped by a state dinner and fireworks. In Chicago, National Council of Jewish Women opens its annual session.
London ceremony unites Marshal Field and Mrs. Martha Caton at St. Margaret's West minster with a select audience. The bride was escorted by Augustus Eddy. the room supported by Marshal Field Jr.. the event witnessed by Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid staff. Incendiary fire destroys Havre business district causing estimated losses up to 150000 dollars.
New York Sept 5 Milley & Co report continued hot dry spell in Texas and other states. Early boll opening and price resistance key features as spinners hold back, farmers reluctant to drop below 10 cents. English and U S spinners prosper, protesting Southern Cotton association price control. Washington Sept 6 the Agriculture Department issues the new crop report, delayed from Sept 3 due to Labor Day.
The new federal building in Indianapolis was opened for inspection with architects, contractors, and government officials hosting an all day informal reception. An orchestra played as the unfinished interior was decorated with flags and evergreens. The building is expected to be accepted by the government around September 15.
Boise City Idaho Sept 5 Twin Falls founded last year now a growing town of over 3000 within a 150000 acre irrigation district. Water reached the canal system in June enabling crops this year. Sugar beets lead yield with railroad paying 4 50 a ton. soil and climate suit other vegetables. Most settlers hail from western states and territories.
The Irish American Athletic Club revived the Tailten games at Celtic Park in New York on September 5. The event revived a national festival akin to the Greek Olympians and plans were announced to hold the games annually. Notable athletes competed in diverse events including the two mile steeplechase, wrestling, sprints, hammer, shot put, discus, and traditional hornpipe and reel contests. Martin Sheridan, renowned as an all around world champion, participated among others.
A mob of over one hundred men in Hutte Montana gathered at the courthouse to lynch James F Barnes after he shot and killed Patrick Handike following a heated argument. Deputies fought the crowd with rifles as they stormed the jail and dynamite was sought but not used. Barnes, from Chico California, had two prior stints in San Quentin for a shooting.
A Burlington wreck east of Denver killed three people and injured twenty, including passengers and crew, when a passenger car collided with a freight train near Brust Cole eighty miles east of here. The Rainbow, carrying eastern capitalists led by Col HL Duval, was touring the area. two porters died and several others were injured as the engine failed to stop on the steep grade.
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