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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1907

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Swettenham declines US aid and withdraws ships

Kingston reports Governor Swettenham of Jamaica refuses American aid and asks Rear Admiral Davis to embark his marines, prompting the withdrawal of the American warships. The incident draws mixed reactions from London papers while Jamaica seeks to maintain Anglo American goodwill.

New York Kingston James Alexander Swettenham Jamaica Davis Santiago Marietta Guantanamo Swettenham United States Great Britain London Pall Mall Gazette Admiral Davis Gazette Westminster Gazette LU Eltixens Foreign Office Colonial Office Forgets Attair

Tillman mocks critics as Brownsville debate shifts

A lively session in the Thirty-Seventh Legislature at Santa Fe features Tillman’s minstrel jibes aimed at rivals and a Republican push on the Brownsville controversy. Foraker introduces a substitute resolution seeking a Senate investigation into the Brownsville affair while barring debate on the president’s action legality. The House passes a bill barring corporate political contributions.

Brownsville Foraker Senate Committee On Senate House Aday

Kingston Jamaica Earthquake Aftermath and Diplomacy

Rear Admiral Davis with Missouri Indiana and Yangton from Kingston report British embassy officials unaware of details in the Jamaican incident. Esme Howard plans to meet Acting Secretary Bacon. Kingston banks resume payments but other business remains paused. Car service restored to St Andrew. newspapers expected. Estimated losses reach 15 million dollars as merchants fear insurer payouts due to earthquake clauses.

Davis Missouri Indiana Yangton Kingston Esme Howard Bacon St. Andrew

Great Britain Sends Thanks for Our Ald

London reports Gov Swettenham sent Jamaica's thanks to Washington via the British government for Adm Davis's aid. The message requests conveyance to the U S government. The dispatch was forwarded to the state department.

Great Britain London Govrnor Swettenham United States Jamaica Davis State Department Washington Government of

M J Murphy Killed In Train Yard Accident At Dillon

M J Murphy longtime Santa Fe Railway employee in New Mexico died after his knee was crushed between a tender and a car at Dillon station. He was taken by special train to La Junta hospital where he died. Murphy, a Las Vegas area resident, leaves a wife seven children and is survived by his sister Mrs L Frapier.

M. J. Murphy Santa Fe Railroad Company New Mexico Dillon Ume Murphy Blossburg Dilton Station Will Nott la Junta L. Frapier Las Vegas

Lackawanna Railway Declares 1906 Dividends

The Delaware Lackawanna and Western dividend is payable today. Directors announced a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent, making 10 percent for the year, with an extra 10 percent in November totaling 20 percent from 1906 earnings. In 1905 a 20 percent dividend was paid.

Lackawanna Railway New York Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway

Hubbell Plans Suit Against Various Persons Over County Funds

Frank A. Hubbell, Bernalillo County treasurer, informs recipients that he may seek repayment of thousands of dollars paid on warrants part of a Bateman act dispute. He asserts the county benefited from the payments and warns payees they may be held personally responsible if funds are recovered from him. The letter cites prior approvals and legal advice as basis for pursuing recovery.

F. W. Clancy Frank A. Hubbell Bernalillo County Hubbell

Santa Fe Legislature Opens Amid Speeches and Oaths

The thirty-seventh territorial legislature convened with Oaths by J W Raynolds. Cornel Charles A Speirs elected council president and Wm E Marine key figures praised. F L Baca chosen house speaker. Governor’s message due tomorrow. caucuses set for tonight to name staff.

H. J. Hagerman New Mexico Territorial R. L. Baca Santa Fe House of Representatives Legislative m Assembly J. W. Raynolds B.C. Anderton Adrian Rabagrolle Raynolds Dalles Torraine County Cornel Charles A. Sprews Black Eagle San Miguel County Speirs Reynolds BE. W. Denniston Abbott Santa Fe County F. L. Baca Holt Dona Ana House Frank Staplin San Juan County Leandro Baca Socorro County Spiess Sunshine Baca Hour of Representatives Council Neasion Cameron Fuca Hudapeth cHueae Normineoe

Thaw Case Trials Delayed To Wednesday In New York

In New York on January 21, the Thaw murder case against Harry K. Thaw faced formal arrangement before Justice Fite Gerald in the criminal branch for the Stanford White killing. Delays may push the trial to Wednesday. two hundred jurors are to be chosen with Jerome prosecuting. The defense and potential insanity ruling echo earlier Terrenova proceedings as Mrs Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw witness, while the Countess of Yarmouth grants support amid health concerns. Storm fallout hits Buffalo and Niagara Falls with millions in damage. winds up to 85 mph, ships grounded, and lakeshore towns report extensive damage. One trainman killed and twenty passengers injured in a Lake Shore line collision near Riga.

New York Harry K. Thaw Fitegerald Supreme Court Stanford White Madison Square Roof Yate Thaw Jerome Josephine Terrenova Scott Matteawan Asylum Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Countess of Yarmouth Ngland Mra Stanford White Buffalo Dunkirk Niagira Falls

Interstate Commerce Probe Begins in Denver

In Denver on January 21 Interstate Commerce Commissioner C A P Gutty opened an investigation into alleged railroad violations affecting Denver and Colorado points. Three cases are under scrutiny two complaints by the Merchants Draft Association of Denver and one by George J Kidel.

Interstate Commerce Commission Denver Interstate Commerce C. A. P&gutty Colorado Merchants’ Draft Association of George J Kidel Melbourne Heehees

Poultry Show Opens Under Unfavorable Conditions

St Joseph January 21 There are over 000 exhibits at the interstate poultry show opened this morning under favorable auspices fanciers from across the state aid to a hoped for success breeder BW McDonald states Langshan Leghorn and Plymouth Rock strains among the best ever exhibited Western Poultry Panelers Association have visited their shows and some valuable prizes are offered competition to keen rivals awards to be announced tomorrow.

St. Joseph McDonald

Fearful disaster on the Big Four line at Sanford

Terre Haute Indiana January 21 reports estimate twenty four killed in the Big Four passenger wreck at Sanford after a powder car exploded during a night collision with a freight train. Bodies burned and some may total forty fatalities. at St Josephs hospital twenty three victims show four may die and many suffer serious injuries.

Terre Haute Ind Sanford Oy Wounder Osighs Park Twens Sanford St. Joseph's Hospital Here

Ohio River Reaches Crest Then Falls After Severe Weather

Severe weather halts rising Ohio River crest at 65.1 feet at noon, with a one-tenth foot drop from the prior hour. Officials expect a slow fall below the danger line by Thursday or Friday. Cold weather worsened conditions for the homeless as suffering grows.

Unclear OCR Text About Town Safety and River Levels

Fragmentary report notes a river reaching a forty eight foot stage and threats of destruction. Mention of Shawnertown, Mayor Kate, and a levee possibly holding until the river rises further. Contains errors and incomplete details.

Shawnertown Kate

Rising River Threatens Louisville as Flood Increases

In Louisville Kentucky on January 1 the river is rising beyond danger level with water twelve feet above critical marks. Weather conditions aid the flood as bucaneer crews rush to ship stores and salvage.

Louisville Louieville

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Arralks Great Britain and The Englisi Ameiican Legislative Assembly Santa Feminke Patterson Tillman Spooner Pitchferk Joe Orlando and Furioso Culberson Tom Guggenheim Ben Tran Albuquerque Dillon Station Mo Jan Chas. A. Spiess W. E. Martin F. Staplin Gaucus J. Wo Raynoldy H. O. Bursum Territorial Republican Central Committee ER Lake Iman Countess OF Yarmouth Fuller Biesfeld, Mich Lake Shore Riga Ohio
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