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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
1
A Los Angeles woman tells readers she would advise Uncle Sam's daughters to marry little yellow men, reflecting a provocative interracial marriage stance reported in the period. The remark draws attention to cultural attitudes and tensions of the era.
Miss Callie Felber Stocks no, now Mrs Teong Wing Wong, wed Wong a wealthy Chinese doctor. They planned for Denver then Los Angeles, defying ministers who refused intermarriage. The bride defended her choice, praising Chinamen as loving and respectful, while Wong showed quiet happiness and ambition.
In April in Traded, Colo, Henry Heney was jailed for thirty days after an assault on his wife. Neighbors say he struck her, chased her into the yard where she screamed, and set a fire with coal oil. Police say he attempted to push her into the flames before she was rescued.
In an April Los Angeles rumor Blanche Bates, the California actress, was to quit David Melasco and star next season under Klaw & Belanger. Melasco called the report untrue and Bates, interviewed in Paducah, Ky, denied the tale and joked about trading for a yellow dog.
New York reports opening day planned in several eastern cities as weather improves after heavy snow and rain. National and American league schedules are expected to proceed, barring further storms, with teams ready for the season.
San Francisco reports the grand jury paid no attention to Eddy Graney's alleged statement about money used by Hearst agents in the 1904 primary. Also notes on Chicago and St Louis baseball weather, a bribery indictment against Louis Glass, a bridge suicide in Portland, and bid notices for the McDonald subway loop in Manhattan.
Carlo Pichioni, a stonemason, faces assault charges after a confrontation with ex-Alderman Caesar Grande at a saloon on North Roadway. Grande alleges Pichioni taunted him as English, triggering a scuffle in which Grande was knocked to the floor and Pichioni was later arrested. Court action is set for the afternoon before Judge Craig.
The Evening Citizen reports Delagare Andrews in Pennsylvania for a few days as the Pennsylvania legislature endorses Roosevelt. The piece notes many legislatures across parties have done likewise amid ongoing political tension. An atlas outlines the history of the reclamation service to the present time.
Washington April 1 President Roosevelt refused to comment on John Temple Graves Georgia proposal at the Bryan anniversary club banquet in Chattanooga. Graves urged Roosevelt be nominated for another term at the forthcoming Democratic national convention.
The Shriners ball for the Masonic fraternity drew about 150 couples last night at the Masonic temple. The event featured Hills' orchestra and an exquisite lunch by the Act. Attendees praised the punch and the grand march led by Mins Holaman and Samuel Pickard. Decorations showcased Shriner and Masonic emblems.
Frederick Slagel, 33, was arrested in front of Hotel Schenley in Pittsburg after carrying an open peaknife partly concealed in his cuff. He sought access to meet Andrew Carnegie about a patent cows sale as Carnegie founder's day events drew police scrutiny. Cripple Creek stockholders hold a deferred meeting to elect directors. The British American Leasing firm has paid $10,000 to stockholders from ore mine profits. A mine tunnel train project reports new high value streaks and expected dividend increases.
The Albuquerque Elks installed new officers last night and reported strong finances. The lodge committee overseeing the opera house and Elks club rooms announced full settlement of furnishings and equipment. The pool tourney final between the Elle and the Commerce club is set for tonight at the hike club.
Advertisers urged to submit ads to Citizen Publishing for the new city directory. The firm plans May publication with large brick type and double setting if all materials arrive promptly. Check listings for accuracy and make sure addresses are correct.
Reports detail a $1,000,000 loss from a cotton compress fire at Chickasaw I T owned by Traders Compress & Warehouse and a separate near million dollar cotton loss elsewhere. Other items include a steamer going ashore near Harwich in fog and a Wharton Texas women's clubs gathering with president’s night and planned outings for delegates.
Police from Santa Fe and Albuquerque pursue leads on the Felipe Banaelas killing after a body was found at Barr station. Three men remain jailed awaiting progress, with locals and investigators monitoring details as the case draws attention in New Mexico.
New York April 11 The Thaw trial jury after a long night of debating was excused for breakfast at 7 am and later returned to continue deliberations. Officials indicated if no verdict is reached Justice Fitzgerald may remand Thaw to the Tombs for a second trial.
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