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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
1
Macpherson crowds mount a quiet push to rally substantial Republicans to attend the Tin-Can Party, while curiosity wanes. Women are expected to oppose Teddy and back Danny, as residents voice hearty endorsement for the People Sustains movement amid a tame affair.
Special dispatch from Washington reports the president will not change his stance on Hagerman’s removal as New Mexico governor. Captal George Curry has been notified and accepted the post, while Raynolds to govern Pending Currys arrival. Supporters in Santa Fe and Las Vegas telegrammed endorsement as local Republicans rally against anti Roosevelt press.
The Evening Citizen of Santa Fe reports Dr. David M. Knapp circulated a petition today signed by nearly every taxpayer in the city. The action centers on a local fiscal measure and reflects broad public support.
A infant died after drinking eye wash containing atropine in a TL street home. Dr. J Haunt and Mrs Haunt mourn the loss as investigations consider how the bottle was left accessible. funeral services set for the next morning at Immaculate Conception Church and Santa Barbara cemetery footnotes indicate the child was born on the 20th of preacher, 1901.
Mexico City reports decades of fear as Colima and its secondary crater threaten a major eruption. Residents flee and refugees cluster as earthquakes rattle Chilpancingo Chilapa Tixtla while ash and lava threaten Prosperous sugar and coffee plantations and growing towns in the region.
The Kansas Supreme Court appointed Judge SH Allen G H Whitcomb and Judge T F Garver as receivers for the Kansas property of nine brewing firms and one wholesale whiskey concern. Properties include plants, wagons, horses, and warehouses across Topeka Kansas City Wichita Leavenworth Atchison Salina and other cities. Proceeds will cover state costs and may be used to dispose of captured assets after receivership.
A six station master at Union de pot contemplates trading trainside relics for an old curiosity shop. Yesterday a Santy Fe brakeman delivered a cedar and hay lined ballot box with sealed envelopes bearing the third Judicial district New Mexico letterhead and case titles. Jury votes appear on small slips inside, to be stored at the superintendent's office untapped.
Fort Dodge Iowa April 22 0 Insurance agent Ht Mowaffrey of American Independent Life was found dead in an alley in central Fort Dodge his body face down with head amid ashes or rubble. No money on him and injuries suggest foul play. Investigation and other notes appear from different regions about freight car shortages and a horse race result.
Providence announces a ten per cent wage increase for workers on the Rhode Island company rails. The measure, granted without a request from the men, takes effect Sunday under a ten hour day schedule.
Toledo Ohio April 14 A Hoy Knabenshue reports a remarkable gas engine weighing fifty four pounds and producing twelve to sixteen horsepower by actual test This two cylinder design runs at 100 rpm starts with a touch and uses six windings in the spark coil The engine features an original carburetor throttle spark timer and an oil lubricator that feeds oil with the fuel mixture The frame mounting required careful bracing and reinforcement to fit the airship structure and prevent steel failure
Secretary Taft told reporters in Washington that he does not plan to declare any political intentions before his upcoming Ohio trip. He would not say whether he would comment after the visit, keeping questions on his political purposes unsettled.
Harrisburg April 24. A legislative commission probing $4,000,000 in capitol furnishings and decor is close to possible criminal proceedings against no named individuals. The inquiry has uncovered extravagance overcharges and duplicitous bill payments after nearly two months of hearings, with more testimony to come. Civil suits remain undecided, but commissioners believe criminal action could be pursued.
Washington April 24 Col Gorgas chief sanitary officer reports March health conditions in the canal zone near as good as they ever will be. Since last August sick among employees has declined from 29.72 to 19.40 per 1000, marking a steady improvement. Spetter Market April 24 Spetter quiet.
In Los Angeles Judge Chytraus of the Chicago Circut Court chartered a special train to beat the Santa Fe Limited to Los Angeles to reach his dying wife. The private car La Rosa raced 416 miles in 347 minutes, seven hours ahead of the Limited, with a derailment delaying the final leg. The judge’s attempt to reach his wife ended with uncertainty about her condition.
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