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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

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Assailant Arrested in Jones Gallup Death Case

Archie Brown coroner swore out a complaint charging Gregory Page with Walter H. Jones death after an inquest found Jones struck on December 20 with a heavy instrument causing a fatal skull fracture. Page's preliminary hearing was postponed awaiting district attorney Clancy.

Gallup N. M. Jno Archie Brown Walter H. Jones Gregory Page Justice Haddon Coddington Page Uee Evening Citizen Walter Jones Clancy

Jones Crime at Gallup Deepens in Inquest Findings

Regular staff report from Gallup New Mexico dated January 11 details the coroner inquest into Walter H. Jones death. It states the deceased died indirectly from assault and blows by Gregory Page and ensuing complications, plus his own negligence after the assault. Witnesses place Page in the hotel bar area after Jones insulted Page's wife, with Krisman testifying Page struck Jones with a bare fist and Jones collapsed against a brass railing. Dr Stofer attended and referred further medical proceedings to other doctors.

Gallup N. M Walter H. Jones Gregory Page Ans Citizen Peace and Jury Walter Jones County of McKinley New Mexico Greg Albuquerque San Carlos Indian Agency Altona Fort Defiance Arnz Jones Page Hotel Page Brown Krisman Stofer

Coroner's verdict in Gallup case leads to arrest warrant

A coroner jury verdict in the case of Wilter Jones, government lawyer, who died in Gallup on Sunday January 7, prompted Sheriff Coddington to issue an arrest warrant for Gregory Page. Page faces murder charges in Jones's death. a preliminary hearing was set, with Page released on his own recognizance.

Hinch Dobson Evening Citizen Gallup N.M T. N. Hinch Hinci European Cltb E. Dobson Morning Journal Jones Wilter Jones Tle Sherif Coddington Gregory Page Archie Brown Justice of the Peace Jome Rels Beddow Page Journal Gallup Fe Citizen

BIGELOW GIVES A KNOCK OUT BLOW IN NICK OF TIME

New York Jan 12 pourtney Bigelow says in a Times letter that no American engineer of standing will endorse the Panama canal in Colon and that the sanitary inspection is a sham. He notes Taft will hire politicians to mock him but won’t gain comfort without a reputable engineer’s backing.

New York Pourtney Bigelow Senate Committee On Canal Zone

Funeral of Hon Pedro Perea Tomorrow in Bernalillo

The body of the late Hon Pedro Perea will be laid to rest tomorrow in Bernalillo. Funeral rites begin at 10 o'clock with a procession to the Bernalillo Catholic church and the last rites at 10:50. The casket will remain on view until the funeral hour, and many public men from across the territory are expected to attend the service conducted by Undertaker Trailers of this city.

Pedro Perea Bernalillo New Mexico

Emerald Isle World’s Fair to Boost Ireland 1907

Ireland plans a world’s fair in 1907 to showcase industrial revival. Dublin acts as host with a large exposition ground and building program. Key figures include James Shank, ex Lord Mayor, steering a guarantee fund. The event aims to promote home industries and attract international visitors to Ireland.

Ciiien Dublin Ireland Dulin Emerald Lely Tt Piane James Shanke Lord Mayer Cheesiler Prive

Finnish Pastor From Chicago Attends Hangman’s Noon

St Johns Quebec saw the Finnish murderer Hyalmas Lahtinen hanged at the prison. With no local Finnish speaking Lutheran minister, Premier Gouin hired Rev H Blomgren of Chicago to tend to Lahtinen in his final hours. The Finnish Protestant minister stayed with the condemned man overnight and went with him to the gallows.

St. Johns Que van Hyalmas Lahtinen Gouin Quebec H. Blomgren Chicago Lahtinen

Anonymous Wall Street Clerk Reels in Key Standard Oil Witness

A New York anonymous letter introduces John Corkhill, once Rockerfeller's office boy and later confidant to Standard Oil’s clearing house manager, as a witness likely to reveal hidden Standard Oil operations. Corkhill may testify today, with further court action possible if blocked. Democrats in Washington show disarray over tariffs and statehood bills as hearings proceed.

New York Leiter Wall Street Hadley Missouri Neva Standard Oil Company John Corkhill John D. Rockefeller W. KE. Homis Standard Oil Company Clearing House Com- Pas Standard Corkhill Lake Indiana Waters-Pierce Oil Company Republic Oil Company Standard Oil Jam Tee Gildersleeve Supreme Court

Cassie Chadwick Sentenced to Ten Years in Ohio Penitentiary

Mrs Cas tle L Chadwick, escorted by U S Marshal Chandler and deputy, left Cleveland for Columbus to begin a ten year sentence for conspiracy to wreck the Citizen's National Bank at Oberlin Ohio. She arrived to find the women's department crowded and to be assigned a cot in the corridor or put to washing or sewing duties.

Cleveland Ohio Casale L. Chadwick United States Chandler Columbus Castale L. Chadwick Citizen's National Bank Oberlin Women’s Department

Astonishing Long Distance March by Sixth Field Battery

A Fort Sam Houston special reports the South Proll battery of the United States army, led by Captain and Fort Sam Houston, achieving a 1,100 mile practice march from Fort Riley Kansas to Fort Sam Houston in fifty five days. Four tired, gaunt soldiers arrive and one man PFC Arthur Hall dies in hospital in Aura to from malaria attributed to exposure and hardships.

Sixth Field Kansas City Fort Sam Cal Fort Riley Kaw Houston Arthur Hall Aur ‘Io Mare

Irrepressible Castro Gets Into More Trouble

Washington dispatch reports diplomatic ties between Venezuela and France broken. State Department officials expect a prompt departure of the French envoy from Venezuela and of Venezuela's agent Maubourguet from Paris, though no formal notice has been received.

Castro Washington, D. C Venezues France State Department Venesuela M. Maubourguet Venesuelan Paris

Moscow uprising toll and church seizures spark unrest

The Novoe Vremya reports 282 killed in Moscow uprising amid confiscation of church property reported by Governor General Sollogub. Dispatches note a terror group at work as authorities pursue leads. Reports describe Armenian seminary attack with artillery shelling and fires, with casualties and further violence cited.

Shisher

Talk of Roosevelt as Harper’s successor at Chicago university

Chicago January 12 talk of electing President Roosevelt as successor to the late President Harper at the University of Chicago has grown strong. However, constitutional changes would be required since the university charter states that only a Baptist may hold the presidency.

Roosevelt Harper Chicago Chicago University University Selreles

Automobile Cranks Sink in Quicksands at Rio Puerco

Gallup New Mexico January 12 two tourists Percy Mogargle and David Fassett drove toward the Rio Puerco ford despite warnings. The crust broke and the auto sank. They reached solid ground but the car remained submerged with no pullout yet.

Gallup N. M Percy Mogargle David Fassett Arle

Army Surgeon Receives Medal for Gallantry in 1898

Captain James N. Church of the Army Medical Department will be awarded the Medal of Honor for gallantry at Guasimas in June 1898. He served as medical officer with the Rough Riders and twice risked his life to rescue a wounded man beyond the line. The White House ceremony will be formal with remarks by the President. Captain Church, a Princeton and Columbian University graduate, is currently on duty in Nebraska.

Leigh Ireland Washington, D. C Lachen James N. Church Medical Department Army Guasimas Church Capuiin Church White House Chareh Nebraska Prineton Columbian University Washington,d. C District of Columbia

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Citizen's Staff Peee B. Aldrich Merchi F. Kenney Joe Morello J. M. Carman Sam Brown F. Zamn Bigelow Tolla New York Times England Canal Savannah Speer Greene Gaynor Philadelphia Audenrich John W. Hill Hackensack Antoinetta Tolla Joseph Sonta Kingsland Talla Jerry Rosa Tallans Lod! Heights Tollas Sontas Santa Jeant Tolly Tanley Telia Resa Domeric Dinotric Osteoge Mich Allechuny Poultry and Pet Btock Association London Ipswich Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Emerald Isle Venezuela Long Henry H. Rogers Gildersleeve Rogers House House Committee Andrews Senate Haj Arizona Jointure Cass'e Chadwick Uncle Sam Washington, Dd, C Jean Govenor’s Island
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