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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
1
A fierce blaze swept a Pittsburg packing house causing complete destruction of the building and its contents. Fire brigades battled the flames through the night with heavy smoke and extensive damage reported. No injuries are confirmed as crews continue halting hotspots.
A massive fire swept the Willian Zoeller Packing plant in Allegheny, igniting 500000 pounds of lard in a fireproof storage area. Fire teams halted spread by sealing the pore, while streams of burning grease sprayed from doors and windows. An ammonia tank explosion triggered panic among spectators but caused no injuries. The blaze caused heavy damage and claimed about 110,000 in losses.
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania toured the White House in Washington on April 2. He said the visit was spontaneous and offered no statements after meeting President Roosevelt. Senator Bourne of Oregon also visited the executive office and denied any conference among the three.
A Mayon lodge ceremony featured the fourth son of Dr. Wim Heaver of Colby receiving the degree as doctors and three of his sons did not hold offices. Grand Master Ed Wellington of Maworth attended with visitors from neighboring towns. The event closed with a banquet and praise for St. Thomas lodge’s hospitality.
Shareholders of the state Mutual Building and Loan Association of New Jersey vote on appointing a receiver to manage the bank's affairs. The case involves withdrawals and claims totaling around $400 in excess of appropriations and outstanding balances, with confusion over the institution’s finances and assets.
Major W Llewellyn reports the Hagerman removal plan backed by local papers and officials in New Mexico. He says Roosevelt's decision follows inquiries into Hagerman's record amid Republican support for George Curry.
A report from Aeon Nevada notes tensions around the Hawthorne area with leaders Johnson and Smith linked to an alleged plot involving a mine owner. Indictments arise as rumored killings surface and workers face labor conflicts amid widespread freezing weather across Missouri Kansas Colorado and surrounding regions.
Voters in Loveland Colorado use coin flips to select aldermen for the second and third wards. In the second ward Mayor Honnel’s flip determined that Spotts the temperance candidate should take the seat, while in the third ward Davis tops Clark after coins determine finalists and a draw between Clark and Grubb.
The Wade case began in a city hotel with Mr Bradley accused of shooting Utah Senator Brown. Mrs Wade seeks to compel attendance of thirteen Western witnesses at government expense to testify for her. Proceedings underway as of April 25.
Special Correspondent reports Jamaica’s new governor Sydony tilver, succeeding Sir Alexander Swettenham, is a conservative diplomat familiar with local conditions. He seeks US aid and criticizes past depictions of Jamaica’s colonial administration, noting tensions after the wreck of a vessel and the wider Atlantic stance.
Lewellyn says he made no charges against Hagerman while lauding Captain George Curry as governor designate. The record highlights Curry’s Philippine service, sheriff roles in Lincoln and Otero counties, and prior public offices. The article notes Hagerman’s mixed actions and avoids personal criticisms, then shifts to Arkansas River Convention attendees in Little Rock.
A major morning blaze damaged the Evening Care area in Guadalupe, destroying the pasture and hotel stock. Only a large stock of general merchandise owned by Mr Molaman was saved, with heavy losses reported elsewhere.
Jamestown 10 Fair opens tomorrow but grounds are not ready and many state buildings remain in poor condition. Organizers warn attendees to expect delays and limited facilities as preparations continue.
Norfolk reports groundbreaking work for Jamestown centennial exposition with a naval pageant aboard the Hampton Roads harbor. Officials aim to finish essential details by May 15 as President Roosevelt travels to the event aboard the Mayflower and attends a governors reception and dinner in Norfolk.
De siderio Herrera, on trial for assault with intent to murder, pleaded guilty to second degree murder after days of evidence. He was sentenced to serve ten years in the territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe. The killing occurred when Herrera shot Jon Miria Montano at Chill on March 6 in a drunken confrontation.
Arthur Jackson severely restrained by Officers Knapp and Salazar after a brawl at the Vendome hotel in Macon. Jackson was taken to the station after a struggle during attempted arrest. Georgia Teachers Association met for annual session with teachers excused from attendance and paid costs.
Dispatch from Washington reports President Roosevelt will speak at Indianapolis on Memorial Day about overcapitalization in major railroads and federal supervision of interstate business. The plan aims to reveal the true costs and advocate regulation beyond past remedies, a topic railroad leaders are wary of.
April 26 report defends local hotels against claims of price gouging. Officials state new exposition plans will provide ample, affordable lodging with 10 000 capacity inside inn and Norfolk homes housing visitors. Shipments and steamer access arranged. rates daily from 1 to 3 dollars excluding baths and extra comforts.
Brandon village, April 5. Merlin Sanborn plans a long wedding journey to woo Mollie Hahar nearly 4990 miles away. He has sent invitations and expects the wedding in June. Sanborn kept weekly visits, offered to marry when she reaches twenty, and will walk and save money to fund the plan.
Board directors and major stockholders of the Trust Company of America and the Colonial Trust Company have agreed on terms for a proposed merger. Stockholders were notified weeks ago of options to sell at 3400 per share or exchange holdings for shares of the new company.
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