07 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
1
In Makio September reports conservatives defend the government while radicals denounce peace terms. The public faces disappointment and calls for accountability as Japan weighs the outcome, with ongoing debates over indemnities, repatriation, and future policy.
Widespread Armenian and Tartar fighting grips Baku as troops withdraw from Balak min. Fire and cannons rage through oil districts. Reports say vast oil tanks ignite as civilians flee and urban centers burn amid sectarian violence.
The Kokumin reports Russia has lost control of Manchuria and Japan claims the war’s purpose is accomplished. Reaction in papers like Nichi Nichi and Jiji varies, with calls for government action to address widespread discontent and the needs of thousands as coverage shifts to Roosevelt’s diplomacy.
Taganrog Russia September 6 rioters commit arson and robbery as agrarian disturbances spread in the district. Authorities struggle to suppress the unrest due to a shortage of troops.
In Athens a depot of arms and explosives was found in Armenian church vaults. Police believe a wider plot by the Armenian Revolutionary Committee to force intervention by starting outrages. Several Armenians have been arrested as inquiries continue.
In New York on Sept 6 about 300 drivers of United States Mail wagons quit at 10 pm after a strike decision. Over 20 left wagons at the General Post Office entrance amid wage dispute talks. Bosses allegedly failed to honor a prior agreement. The acting post office superintendent said 150 routes remained to be covered by Thursday morning.
New Orleans reports 31 new yellow fever cases, 298 total deaths with 1422 total cases discharged. Dr. White warns residents to guard against heavy rains that nurture mosquitoes while society women stay to aid the fight. In Vicksburg Mississippi one new yellow fever case brings total to 15 with ten still under treatment.
Flames tore through the Snowstorm mine boarding house bunks and tents yesterday afternoon near Wallace Idaho. The entire workforce fought the fire to protect the timber in the tunnel as forest fires east of town consumed hundreds of acres.
In Moscow the suicide of M. Kohtinsky, nephew of Madame Witte, followed a fatal shooting of a girl. He then killed himself with a revolver after being wounded and rushed to hospital, leaving a sensational stir in the capital.
Thousands welcomed Russian plenipotentiaries Mr Witte and Baron De Rosen when their special train reached New York. Police cleared a path as crowds pressed for handshakes and photos at the station and hotel. A series of entertainments, including a Metropolitan Club dinner, followed in Boston and Cambridge with Harvard and Yale figures among attendees.
A grand parade marked the Grav Ary encgopment with about 15 000 veterans in Denver and surrounding areas. Kansas led honors with 2 500 men in Hine Colorado and Wyoming delegations followed, as 50 bands and numerous drum corps provided music amid packed streets.
New York reports Dr. Louie Livingston Seaman, back from Manchuria, predicts Russia will again clash with Japan after internal reforms. He praises Japanese military care and hospital systems, noting their water testing and mobile X ray facilities. He cautions Russia will seek strength once its internal troubles ease.
Judge Abbott grants an alternative writ of mandamus and recognizes Perfecto Armijo as sheriff of Bernalillo County after governor Otero’s commission. Hubbell and deputies refuse surrender while court notes vacancy and orders venires for the upcoming term. Armijo appoints city officers and appeals to supreme court if recognition continues.
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