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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1905

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Son acquitted in Frisco cattleman murder case

Special to The Citizen Socorro New Mexico December 16 jury acquits Fred Graham of killing his father William James Graham at Frisco Socorro county on October 4 1807. Witnesses described years of abuse and a whiskey fueled argument ending in a fatal shooting as Fred acted to defend his mother and himself.

Socorro N. M Fred Graham Parker Fred Graham Wiliam James Graham Frisco Socorro County W. J. Graham Prairie Apouatat Atorney J. B. Griffith W. H. Winters If Papo Abney Baca

Lecture by Prof Knox on educating the man woman and child

Prof Knox of Seattle delivered a second lecture titled How to Educate the Man Woman and Child to Know Themselves. A large audience attended last evening and gained insight from his scholarly handling of the topic.

Prof Knox Seattle

Boston Tea Party Anniversary Prompts Historic Celebrations

Boston marked the anniversary of the 1772 Boston Tea Party with planned memorials, dinners at the Hancock Tavern, and tours by sightseers. The piece notes the event, figures like Hancock and Revere, and tavern history, along with a look at congressional affairs and Navy wireless contracts.

Hearst Lawyer Plans Legislature Recount Bill

Hearst lawyer Clarence J. Shearn announced a plan to press a bill through the legislature to recount all ballots in New York City. The move aims to uncover fraud without retroactive changes to the election law and seeks use of recount findings in later quo warranto actions to oust the mayor. Indiana governor Hanley accepts Young Men's Christian Association invite to address a meeting, supports expanding the association's influence, and will be hosted by the group during his visit.

Hearst New York McClellan Clarence J. Shearn Shearn Indiana Y. m A. Branavide Ind Dee. Id Govnor Hanley Hag

Socorro Officials See Reappointments Approved Amid Praise

Special to The Evening Citizen reports broad approval in Socorro for the reappointment of Dr. B L Kittrell as postmaster and Frank W Parker as judge of the Third district court. The piece lauds Parker for clearing court backlog and handling bankruptcy fund matters wisely, noting Socorro’s office faced no opposition and that Ed Otero and Abel Perea traveled to Santa Fe.

N. ML BL. Kittrell Frank W. Parker Third District Court Parker Howe Warty Fund New Mexico Kittrell Evdlent Socorro

Cloud of ruin darkening Russia noted in early protests

St. Petersburg reports Friday that proletariat groups issued a manifesto declaring treasury bankruptcy and calling a tax refusal while demanding gold payments and withdrawal of deposits. The document, signed by multiple socialist and union bodies, predicts arrests but vows continued organization. Warships were sent to Riga to quell rebellion, and General Linevitch cites dwindling resources amid mutinous troops. The government denies rumors of fires and uprisings in Siberia and Manchuria as false.

St. Petersburg Linevitch York Helsingforg Finland Manchuria Vladivostok Irkutek Siberia Harbin Vindivostok Kharkoff Elizabethgrad

District Court Chronicles El Paso Cases and Shipper Feud

In El Paso court, John Cornette was found guilty of assaulting attorney Felix Lester after a heated dispute at Vendome hotel. A separate case, Territory vs Bal ling, ended with a not guilty verdict over alleged minor loitering at the Iceberg saloon. Shippers fear a proposed regrouping of El Paso with New Mexico towns could raise freight rates, while local freight reps argue the change would favor Albuquerque and others. A false fire alarm at fire headquarters caused a brief scare.

John Cornette Felix H. Lester Pon Cornette Vendome B. W. Dolson Balling Singer Abbott el Paso New Mexico Albuquerque Las Veray Commercial Club Rio Grande Las Vegas Deming Santa Fe Toasmuch Eagle Pass Laredo Texas Colorado Albuquerquo el Pato Murfi Mexilco

Minstrels Tonight at Hike Opera House by Mahara Bros

Mahara Bros will present a minstrel carnival at the Hike opera house tonight. For over twenty years Mahara’s has been recognized by the leading minstrel organization, touring circuits with an unbroken record of fulfilled promises. The program includes Creole girls and numbers drawn from the latest New York and Chicago reviews, aiming to entertain with vivid plantation scene portrayals and ensemble pieces.

Mahara Bros Hike’ Opera House Mahara’s Mahara Haw South New York Chicago

University Falls Narrowly to High School in Close Basketball Game

In a tight clash at Canino the Varsity fell to the High School by two points. After a 11 6 halftime lead for the High School the game tied 19 18 in the second half before the High School sealed victory with two points. A rematch is planned. Also a Varsity girls game is set against Albuquerque Indian School girls.

Canino Albuquerque

Young McCall Returns in Facetious Odell Remark

Paris reports John C. McCall son of Joe McCall president of New York Life sailed from Havre for New York. He and Andrew Hamilton declined to detail the reported affair of the insurance firm and said Odell was speaking facetiously. In Washington Harriman said his remark was not meant seriously and Germany Britain tensions over Steinhoff kidnapping have been adjusted.

Paris John C. McCall Joe McCall New York Life Havre New York Andrew Hamilton Insurance Company Albany Sonerom Hamilton McCall Hamilton Coutest Harriman Associated Press H. Harriman Ode Hughes Brazil Washington, D. C Germany Britail Steinhoff Itajahy

Militia Athletes to Vie in Brooklyn Regiment Meet

The Seventy, fant Twenty-third Regiments will contest an army style meet tonight in Brooklyn. Seven events feature sprints of 100, 220, 440 yards, 80 yard run, mile and two mile races, hurdles, field events, relays and novelty races. Four places score, teams of four per event.

Militia Ree Brooklyn Army Crymef

University notes announce new engineering curricula and team changes

A second university basketball team forms with Lawrence Mield as captain and Hugh Bryan as manager. Curriculum updates add mining electrical civil and mechanical engineering. Preparatory students Lawrence Lield and Elwood Albright compete in the Inter scholastic oratorical contest. Examinations for the first semester occur next week, with the second semester starting January 1.

Lawrence Mield Hugh Bryan Lawrence Lield Elwood Albright Iffeld Albright Crom Wales Smith

Police Court Tales Of Vagrants And Work Denials In City

In a morning police court session several individuals pleaded guilty to vagrancy and were released on the condition of leaving town if they failed to find employment. The report also mentions job seekers Hare Weensan Raymond Shephert and August Wilking sharing hard luck stories about inability to secure work. In other local news Rev J W Barron bought a six room residence at 819 South Edith Street via Porterfield Company, and Rev Havens bought a home at 902 South Rdith Street through Porterfield. The Porterfield agency is praised for using printed ads as part of their business. A special city council meeting was held at 4 30 PM this afternoon.

Boston Cole's Inn Amos Lincoln Old South Chapter The Daughters of the American Revolution United States Hancock Tavern Corn Court John Hancock B. Wadsworth New Wagland Massachusetts Sons of the Revolution Jolice Court Intoxication Sud Hare Weensan J. W. Barron Porterfield Company South Edith Street Exelus Wey

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