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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1907

Page

2

Governor Cumming’s Radical Legal Reform Push

New York socialite Elizabeth Kil-Sugworth Brown, daughter of former House aide David Wolfe Brow, faced arraignment for passing worthless checks to pay hotel bills. Prosecutions claim Waldorf and Astor charges exceeded $373. She insisted the checks were valid and that stop payments caused the shortfall. She described herself as innocent and planned to visit Denver with family after court.

New York Eliabeth Kil- Sugeworth Brown Hotel Astor the Waldorf West Side Miss Brown David Wolfe Brow Porter House of Representatives Boland Beth the Waldorf Astor Waldorf Sumerican Security & Trust Company Washington Evert Denver Sis

Iowa Governor Cummins Inaugural Critiques Rail Magnates

Des Moines reports Governor Cummins, sworn in for a third term, delivering an inaugural address condemning rail barons Hill and Harriman and urging a constitutional convention to elect U S senators and the president by direct popular vote. He argued the people should control the railroads and dismissed fears about a constitutional convention.

Cummins Iowa Dex Moines A. J. Cummins Bovernor Meti Hill United States Amerion

Snowstorm Buries Pueblo with Heavy Snow Drifts

A special to Sar-Journal from Lily reports a severe wind storm over forty eight hours in Pueblo Colorado with about eighteen inches of snow causing heavy drifts and feared snow slide damage. Rail traffic stalled and the Denver & Rio Grande train arrived twelve hours late.

Colorado Pueblo Colo Sar-Journal Lily Fuse Denver

Rail and Coal Shortages Hit Durango and Silverton Area

Immense coal shortages disrupt rail service as four miles from town a freight corridor remains blocked. Mogul mine at Gladstone shuts for lack of fuel. nearby towns report no lump coal and limited supplies, while distant tax news notes Sage estate inheritance tax record.

Rereka Jump Durango Silverton Gladstone

Vanderbilt Entests to Consolidate Freight Lines

The Evening Wisconsin reports an imminent consolidation plan by the Vanderbilt system uniting the fast freight and dispatched lines under one corporation, the Merchants' Despatch Company, in a sweeping national railway restructuring. The move, deemed the largest in years, aims to integrate major freight operations across the country.

Vanderbilt Wilwaukes Wisconsin Merchants’ Despatch Company

United Mine Workers urge cabinet enlarged at convention

At a convention in Indianapolis the United Mine Workers adopt June W. Tradall’s resolution calling for separation of labor and commerce in the cabinet. The group says the current department harms labor and cites a state right to hire contract labor. The resolutions committee also backs passage of Heveridge’s anti child labor bill by Congress.

United Mine Workers Inaianapolis Thi United Mine Workers’ Convention W. Tradall Department of Labor and Commerce Congress

Bill authorizes president to retire federal judges

Representative DeArmond of Missouri introduced a house bill granting the president power with Senate advice to retire any U S judge if it promotes the public welfare and to fill vacancies created. He said the measure would extend to the Supreme Court and that public sentiment would prevent abuse.

Washington, D. C Representative DeArmond Missouri House United States Senate Jbl Supreme Court of the United States de Armond

Fragmented Old Column Reflects Colorful Social Banter

The passage shows jagged dialogue and showy asides about dancing being plain hugging, actors, fights, and quirky recollections. It includes scattered quotes from Mrs. Smithers, Hillabia Smithers, and references to early settlers, a jan 76 temperature note, grocery labels, and a discussion of college funding plans.

Denver Seeks Fair Freight Rates In Interstate Inquiry

In Denver Colorado the Interstate Commerce Commission opened a major inquiry into railroad charges. Local shippers allege Denver receives higher rates than Omaha Kansas City St Louis and San Francisco. They urge equality with Missouri Mississippi point routes and Chicago. The suit names twenty railroads with GEORGE J KINDEL and Senator Patterson backing the effort. Many witnesses expected. the case will take time.

Denver Colo Inter- ‘White Commerce Commission Denver City Omaha Kansas City St. Louie San Francisco California Merete Dentera Chicago St. Louis Missouri United States Geo. J. Kinde Patterson

Jamestown expo to feature best American tech and a war museum

At Norfolk Jamestown exposition officials announce top tier exhibits on machinery and industrial achievement. A government war museum will accompany the military and naval display in government buildings. The treasury will present engraving plates and portraits of U S presidents and treasury secretaries.

Ea Estown Norfolk Treasury Department Bureau Department United States the Treasury

Motor Races Commenced in Florida

Jacksonville Fla Jan 22 The Ormond Daytona beach races opened with record trials from one to five miles concluded. Tomorrow features the mile a minute flying start for touring cars in the American and five mile championship for touring cars fifty horsepower amateur owners to drive on Wednesday a ten mile event and two ten mile races for valuable prizes. Thursday Thomas Dewars world champion trophy to be run. Also notes on taxation action in New York where curb brokers seek 5 million in taxes alleged to be exacted from them.

Plorida Dacksonvile Fla Ormond Daytona Beach Ampateur United States Thomas Dewars

Court of Appeal strikes stamp tax on stock transfers

The court of appeal declares stamp tax on stock transfers unconstitutional. Tax is reduced proportionally for par values under 100 dollars, yielding refunds for overpaid amounts. The decision claims the tax has shifted millions of dollars of business from the city to Boston Philadelphia and Jersey City.

Court of Appeal Boston Philadelphia Jersey City

Amateur fencers meet in Boston amid titles and medals

In Boston Horton Jan 22 an Amateur Fencers League of America meet features over twenty two events before spring. Chicago and New York Turn Verein have already held contests. Boston Athletic Association hosts evening finals with gold silver and bronze medals, packed seats, and top amateurs competing. National championships follow at the New York Athletic Club for president’s medals.

NCERS Boston Mass Horton Fencers’ Club of Chicago New York Boston Athletic Association New York Athletic Club

Sammarro sails for New York with notable arts crowd

Mario Sammarro the renowned baritone sailed from London on the Lorraine bound for New York. Notables in art and music attended the send off. Signo Sammarra, appearing at Covent Garden and with past leading roles in Milan Vienna St Petersburg, will replace Renaud at Manhattan Opera House in February in 1 Pag Masett. Notable Plymouth Rocks show opens in Salt Lake City with American White Plymouth Rock association featuring 2600 fancy birds and many awards expected.

Mario Sammarro London Lorraine New York Signo Sammarra Covent Garden Scala di Milan Vienna St. Petersburg Pr Cipal Italy Renaud Manhattan Opera House Plymouth Rocks Salt Lake City Plymouth Tock Association

Journeymen Carpenter Convention in Massachusetts

Massachusetts state convention of journeymen carpenters held in Wareheater with 50 delegates present. Presidents and secretaries from Connecticut New Jersey and New York district councils attended. Officers elected and carpentry improvement plans discussed.

Journeymen Carpenter Wareheater Mays Massachusetts Journeymen Carpenters Carpenters Union Connectcutt New Jersey New York Carpenters

Pennsylvania Fine Art Exhibition Opens in Philadelphia

A capital exhibition of sculpture and mural work opens in Philadelphia under the auspices of several art societies. The show features over 400 exhibits including works by M Jules Guerin. The article notes a lung remedy advert and local business notices amid the event coverage.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pennsylvanba Academy of Fine Art Pennsylvania Society of Minature Painters National Society of Mural Painters National Sculpture Society American Society of Landscape Artists M. Jules Guerins Chateau du Louvre

Interior notices for land claims in New Mexico 1906 filing details

Department of the Interior notices record final proof schedules for Small Holding Claim No 2547 in Sec 36 T7N R2W Los Lunas and a separate publication for Homestead entry No 10,301 by Samuel Carpenter in Carpenter New Mexico. Witness lists include Aragon y Baca Aniceto Aragon Guillermo Orona Quirino Samore and Griego Grie gro Dario Chavez J R Carpenter. Proceedings set for January 26 1907 and February 6 1907 before local officials.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Santa Fe N. M Los Lunas Mariana Chav‘s de Otero Francisco Aragon Y Baca Aniceto Aragon Guillermo Orona Quirino Samore Peralta Interior Department Manuel R. Otero Register

Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof Filings

Department of the Interior Santa Fe NM announces that Lucio Ortega of Chili NM filed final five year residence and cultivation proof for Homestead entry No 6702 in Section 12 Township 5N Range 6E to be presented before United States Court Commissioner H W Otero at Albuquerque NM on February 1907. Names of witnesses listed includeancheo Garcia Hetolang Ortega nto Sanches and Edward Carter.

Interior Santa Fe N. M Sanulof Carpenter H. W Otero United States Albuquerque Enceslade Griego Salomon Griergo Dario Chavez J. R. Carpenter Carpenter ME. Manuel Register Department of the Interior Lucio Ortega Chili H.W United States Court Ancheo Garcia Hetolang Ortega Nto Sanches Edward Carter Ve Chi Manuel R. Otero Jeans Ortega Chill New Mexico Pablo Gallegos Belen Jesus Luna Los Lunas Ruperto Jaramillo Simon Serna Los Chaves Pablo Ballejos Jesus Jaramillo Y Gallego

FOR SALE AND LOST ITEMS IN CITY ADLETS

A long list of items for sale including a Yost typewriter bed sets and a gas engine. also notices for lost jewelry and a stray Jersey cow. Property listings note the Claune Girard property on Mountain road and an established stock business for sale. Local notices include Co operative Building and Loan Association promotions and various professional ads.

Yost Twelfth Street Fourth Street Claune Girard West Mountain Road North Broadway Incorporated Daily Citizen J. N. Warner Raith Street J. ©. Phelan Fremo Calif HH. Dunbar West Co-Operative Building and Loan Association Co-operative Building and Loan Association of Albuquerque Pioneer Association of the Southwest Albuquerque 4 Co-operative Omier Armifo

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