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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1905

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Owners Vote Neutral In Chicago Teamsters Strike

The Chicago Team Owners association voted 145 to 3 to remain neutral in the labor dispute. They aimed to submit delivery questions to arbitration, but the union rejected mediation and remains at odds. negotiations for peace are now paused as both sides refuse to budge.

Chicago Chicago Team Owners’ Association Teamsters Team Owners’ Association Suceasful Teamsters’ Union

General Kozloff Reappointed Governor General of Moscow

Report from St. Petersburg states General Kozloff who took office April 27 has signed. Formerly head of the St. Petersburg police and later Moscow police he is not counted among reactionaries and his appointment is welcomed by the local Zemstvo.

St. Petersburg Kozloff Moscow Reed Zematyvo

Washington Relics Fetch High Prices At Mount Vernon

Two prized Washington relics were sold to the Mount Vernon association for 7500 dollars. The old Washington chair once used by the general and a mahogany shaving stand given by the first French minister were transferred from Colonel Andrew Jackson of Nashville Tennessee to the Mount Vernon institution.

Inheritance of Washington Family Table Details

The stand, willed from General Washington to Dr. Davis Stuart of Fairfax Virginia, then to William Robinson and finally to Mrs. Cox, who refuses to disclose the price. It is believed the value was four thousand dollars.

Board of Regents Thomas C. Cox General Washington Davis Stuart Fairfax Miss Washington William Robinson Cox

Bursting Water Main Causes Massive NYC Damage

A high pressure water main break on Park Avenue near Forty second Street flooded the block below Grand Central Station. The subway and streetcar tunnel were disrupted for hours, with Park Avenue caving in over twenty feet. Damage is estimated at $100000 and threats to nearby buildings.

New York Park Avenue Forty-second Street Grand Central Station

Filipinos Vote Praise for Japanese Victories

Manila June 11 students of the Philippine Law Narita vote congratulations to the Japanese for victories, praising their prestige of the Orientals. Canea Crete June 11 Italian troops occupy Mournis and Periull villages as French forces hold Nero euro and Tsikalari.

Manila The Philippine Law Narita Canea Crete Mournis Periull Neroeuro Tsikalari

Horrible Murder in Leadville Stuns Town

Leadville Colorado June 11 officers hunt unknown fiends who robbed James Sammon after killing him behind the bar with a stone blow and neck stab wounds. The robbers escaped with between 1500 and 3000 in money and checks used to cash workers at the smelter.

Leadville Colo James Sammon Sammon

Japan Hesitates 10 Take Steps for Peace

Tokyo reports show Japan maintaining reserve on peace terms amid street protests and fears that accepting an armistice could sacrifice naval and land gains. Observers expect Russia and Japan to fix a meeting place in Paris for initial terms, with a short temporary pause in hostilities.

Japan Russel St. Petersburg Russia Foreign Office Paris Associated Press

Moorish murder of British vice-consul Madden in Tangier

In Tangier on June 6, Moorish robbers killed British vice consul Madden who also represented Denmark and wounded his wife as the assassins fled. Austrian and British protests were sent to the Sultan's foreign minister, while London diplomats discuss Kaiser policy and support for France amid tensions over Morocco.

Tangier Magazan Madden Denmark Spain Italy Europe Kaiser von Buelow Japan Russia Germany Foreign Office France Delcasse Morocco

Manchurian Army Report From Liangshuichu Area

Headquarters report states that on June 9 at 4 am Chinese forces drove the enemy from northern heights of Liangshuichu and Nanchengtshu and seized those positions. They also occupied Erhhshihe vicinity and several locations north and northeast of Changtu, with the overall situation otherwise unchanged.

Tokio Liangshuichuan Nanchengtshu Erhhshihe Changtu Shufangtai Tungebiatzu Shangtu Hoingtungshan

Roosevelt Returns to Washington From Virginia Journey

President Roosevelt and party arrived in Washington from Virginia aboard the Southern Railroad late tonight and proceeded at once to the White House.

Washington Roosevelt Virginia Southern Railroad White House

Arrest in Naples of Bomb Suspect Ferris Hidden as Musician

Paris reports a Naples telegram says Ferris, the man linked to the May 31 Paris bombing of King Alfonso, has been captured in Naples. He was disguised as a strolling musician.

Paris Naples Ferris Alfonso

Navy tests strength of nation's defenses in bay drills

Washington reports six thousand artillerymen mobilized across six forts on Chesapeake Bay for a week of simulated warfare against the coast squadron led by Rear Admiral Dickins. Searchlights at Forts Hunt Washington Howard Armistead Carroll guard approaches as Fort Monroe is first tested.

Washington Potomac Chesapeake Bay Army Navy Coast Squadron Dickins Hunt Howard Armistead Carroll Baltimore James FE. Ware Atlantic Division Grant Fort Monroe Chesapeake Annapolis Norfolk

Isleta Indians Threaten Santa Fe Tracks To Save Village

About 200 Pueblo of Isleta members armed with sticks and shovels tried to cut the Santa Fe railroad embankment to prevent Rio Grande flooding. Special officers and deputies arrived with guards. the standoff continued as river waters rose threatening Isleta village and nearby farms.

Rio Grande Pueblo of Isleta Santa Fe the Mayordome Charles Mainz Railroad F. L. Myers Mr. Myers Ben Williams T. 8 Hubbell Mainz Isieta Io Grande Purablo

Sweden Will Oppose Revolution in Norway

Premier Ramstadt states Sweden will refuse to recognize the Norwegian revolution and will submit motions to the Riksdag that align with this stance. He expects the Riksdag to adopt the view and believes no foreign power will recognize Norway as independent against Sweden’s wishes.

Stockholm Ramstadt Norway Riksdag Sweden

Sweden Norway and Denmark in Viking to modern era

The passage outlines early Nordic history of Sweden Norway and Denmark from Viking exploits and discoveries to medieval unions and later domination. It notes Norse exploration Iceland Greenland and possible North American contact, and details unions and tensions shaping national identities and movements toward independence. It also describes geography forestry rivers and natural resources of Sweden and Norway.

Norway Sweden Denmark Iceland Greenland North American England Ireland Finland Russia Kiel Orlaf Canute Orlafsson Magnus of Napoleon Europe Frederick of Denmark Storthing Issia Cur Russian Empire Scandinavian Kiolen

River Floods Threaten Isleta Pueblo Area and Rail Embankments

Last night passengers reported the Isleta pueblo region flooded as the river rose over 36 hours, damaging dykes and irrigation ditches. At Ranchos de Atrisco the headgate breach sent water across fields, and crews work to stop the break while bridges at Corvalles and Bernalillo weaken. trains rerouted via Deming as floods spread.

Albuquerque Corvalles Bernalillo Santa Fe Tio Grande

Woman Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree

Liberty Missouri June 11 The jury at Kansas City in the Agnes Meyers murder case found Agnes Meyers guilty of murder in the first degree for killing her husband Clarence Meyers The verdict carries the death penalty by hanging.

Liberty Agnes Meyers Kansas City Clarence Meyers

Dredger Caucus Refloated After Long Island Grounding

New York June 11 The United States steam dredger Caucus went ashore on Long Island’s south coast Monday night and has been refloated with no apparent damage. She will be sent to the navy yard for inspection.

New York United States Long Island Navy Yard

Senator Del Liver Undergoes Nose and Duct Operation

Washington June reports Senator Del Liver of Iowa underwent surgery on the ducts near the upper nose and right eye. The operation was entirely successful and the senator is resting comfortably.

Washington Delliver Iowa

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