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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
1
Train collision near Eddington claims several lives
Philadelphia reports a Pennsylvania railroad wreck on the New York division near Eddington Pa. two trains collided after 9 am killing several aboard the rear Pullman and Long Branch express and injuring many. Initial figures varied as officials released later updates naming Mrs W Coswell and Mrs Mary O Mally among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eddington
Pennsylvania
Atterbury
The
W. Coswell
Ra’ Road
Mary O'Mally
Harvard opens football season with Williams game
Cambridge September 29 Harvard begins its football season with a practice style game against Williams in Cambridge. The Harvard schedule includes a West Point trip on October 27 and a major showdown at Yale on November 21 to close the campaign.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Williams
West Point
Military Academy
New Haven
Yale
Tiger Eleven
Villanova
Princeton
N. J
Annapolis
Cornell
Colgate
Ithaca
Cornell Jean
New York
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Baseball tournament opened at Globe A 1
Great preparations mark the Globe Arizona baseball tournament opening today and running through October 4. Three prizes await winners with $100 for first, $200 for third and additional awards for the losing team, plus entries from Paso, Titan, Globe, Cijon and Los Angeles. A large crowd of visitors is in the city.
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Eoening
Ariz
Fluo
Teate
Paso
Titan
Globe
Cijon
Exawnive
Los Angeles
Provisional Government Established in Cuba Taft Named Governor
A photograph shows General Fredman with Funston noted as the latest figure in the Cuban situation. Reports say Secretary Taft is appointed governor of the island as plans move forward from the Phillips route. The piece recalls his eight years in the Cuban army and hints at changing fortunes since his departure.
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Cuba
Taft
Island
General Fredman
Funston
Fies
Wash
Philipington
Pines
Congress
Republi
Palma
United States
Havana
Roosevelt
Alexandre Rodriguez
Carlos Roloff
WM. H. Taft
Y M C A Building Cornerstone Laid in Denver
Denver dispatch reports Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks delivered an address at the cornerstone laying for the new Y M C A building in Denver. The event marks a significant civic milestone with local officials in attendance and broad attention from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles W. Fairbanks
Connecticut 18 Put Into Commission New York
Battleship Connecticut, one of the US Navy's most powerful ships, ordered into commission. It lies at East River slip awaiting provisioning and final fittings. Captain Swift commands with Shoemaker as executive officer and Chandler navigator. Armament includes heavy guns and a large crew of over 800. The vessel displaced 16,000 tons and is designed for 18 knots.
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Connecticut
New York
United States Navy
East River
Swift
Shoemaker
Chandler
Pike Centennial Closes With Colorado Springs Farewell Carnival
In Colorado Springs on September 29 the Pike Centennial wraps up a week of public amusements. A morning garrison review by Governor McDonald and notable guests at Camp Pike concluded festivities. Troops Indians and cowboys depart to join a downtown street carnival finale this evening. The Colorado Library Association also meets for its last Pike Week events including a Carnegie Library tour and an annual banquet followed by the closing fireworks.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado
McDonald
Camp Pike
Library Association
Colorado Library Association
Librariana
Carnegie
Fall Games of the New York Athletic Club at Travers Island
The seventy seventh fall games of the New York Athletic Club take place at Travers Island this afternoon. The chief event is a one mile relay for clubs and colleges with four men per team each running a quarter mile. The program includes the usual cap events for registered amateurs under Amateur Athletic Union rules.
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NEW York Athletic Club
New York
Travers Island
Taft Cables for More Troops as Cuban Provisional Gov Arrives
Havana reports the American provisional government assumes power in Cuba with Taft’s proclamation issued. Roosevelt’s aides assure no resistance and flag remains hoisted. Taft appoints officials and seeks order, while Washington mobilizes 6,500 troops from Newport News awaiting presidential approval.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Havana
Oliver
War Department
Cuba
Roosevelt
Hornstable
Mass
Missouri
Atlantic
Newport News
Humphrey
Regular Republican Delegates From Bernalillo County Seated
Regular Republican delegates from Bernalillo County are seated as the Territorial Republican Convention nears. East Las Vegas Sept 29. Morning at the convention shows large attendance with prominent territory Republicans gathering for statehood resolutions. Contested Bernalillo delegation headed by Hubbell appears on temporary roll. contestants appeal to the convention amid press prejudice from the Albuquerque Morning Journal.
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Eoening
Las Vegas
Permion
Bell
Clasey
Hubbells
Central Counties
Hubbell
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Cuba Rebels Lead With Palma Government In Talks
Alfredo Zayas heads the liberal party and fled to rebel camps where his command guides operations. Dr Capote, vice president and spokesman for Palma, announced that Palma’s government would renegotiate and re sign.
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Alfredo Zayas
Liberal Party
Cuba
Dr. Capote
Palma
Taft Commission
Destructive hurricane leaves Mississippi coast in ruins
Pensacola reports confirm at least 25 deaths including several named individuals and unknowns. Looting and guard patrols rise as 2,000 homeless receive aid. Gulf coast wrecks touch ships, with five buildings toppled and the First National Bank unroofed. Mobile resumes limited business. communications remain down.
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Gordon Co
First National Bank
Sippi
Mississippi
Mississippi Gulf
Mississippi Sound
Mississippi Storm Ravages Gulf Coast and Mississippi River
Disaster reports detail extensive damage across Mississippi and Louisiana as Thursday’s hurricane cuts telegraph lines and wrecks ships. Fort Philip sights heavy losses near the river with levees breached and magazines flooded. Lighthouse keeper Captain Johnson and family perish aboard the Horn Island light. News from Hartsburg cites about $300,000 in wind damage and cotton losses.
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Fort Philip
St. Philip
Mississippi River
Hhelow
Johnson
Horn Island
Minsinsipp! Sound
New Orleana
Louleville & Nashville Road
New York
Scranton
Hartsburg
Miss
Devastating Gulf Storm Hits Mobile After Train Arrival
An eye witness recounts the Mobile storm of Thursday with winds around fifty five miles per hour. He notes heavy damage to wharves, docking facilities, and naval stores, estimating losses near twelve and a half million dollars. Roofs and windows were ripped, three deaths reported, all described as negroes. The storm sent gulf water into the city, with extensive damage along the Mobile line toward Mixalastopi and inland areas. a Pullman conductor adds that water four to five blocks inland caused great losses before trains could move on.
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St. Louis
Mobile
Geo. K. Warner
Southwestern Railway Company
Warner
Chy
Gulf
Mixalastopi
Clayton
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