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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
1
Washington July reports show cotton condition on June 25 near 84.0 percent versus a ten year average of 84.1, while the wool market in Boston remains active with western purchases continuing and attempts to push lower values failing.
The fiftieth annual Pennsylvania Educational Association meeting opened at Altoona High School for a three day session. President L B McGinnes will preside and review the association's history. Topics include child labor, individual instruction, school inspection, civics, peace patriotism, English prep for college, music, education foundations, and studies in language and activity.
A compromise by referee Mrs Hickey limits the McBrian Furniture creditors to 25 percent of their claims The company assumes 10806 of 4082 24 in debts Judge Abbott ordered priority claims paid first and general creditors reduced The case also involves a mortgage on Railroad Avenue property now occupied by a pawnbroker and tied to an 8000 note with 2000 credited It references the Gallup Electric Light case and other local filings
Syracuse reports a rising Independence League aiming to back W. R. Hearst for governor. The movement, spreading across New York, plans a full state ticket, municipal ownership, ballot reforms, and direct nomination. Democrats ponder endorsing Hearst or facing a strong league challenge.
A crowded European and American telegram set reports of the czars agrarian bill in Russia and a Fourth of July observance in Philadelphia. The document outlines land reforms, emigration help, and sales to peasants with state support, while American officials discuss policy through Senator Beveridge. Meanwhile Vienna and Baltimore note security and celebration restrictions ahead of Independence Day.
Klave Maine July 3 A large crowd from the Mane Sporte men's Fish and Game Association gathers for the eleventh annual outing. Events slated include canoe races, a shooting match, greased pole climbing, and a possible hotel showdown. A launch race and a special legislative meeting follow with Captain George G. Barrott and notable judges set to oversee contests.
Nice July 3 The villages Lucerne and Lancongue in Alpes Maritimes celebrated ending a seven century dispute over land. The Nice court split the land equally after 444 years of lawsuits. Costs reached about 150000 dollars while the land value was around 2400 dollars. Legal documents piled up to 1 ton in 1836 and were stored in a large dikuxed church.
Waco Texas July 3 A tornado at West station twenty miles north of Waco last night toppled a large number of residences. Mrs Mary Allen was badly injured Adams family thrown 100 feet Adams man had an arm broken.
Attorney General Miller acting for Governor Hanley led a bid to revoke the charter of the French Lick Springs Hotel Co. at French Lick over gambling on the property. Salt was filed against Baden Springs Hotel Co seeking charter revocation for gambling. Mrs Maggie Myers awaits fate as Missouri Gov Folk weighs case after a supreme court denial of transfer to en banc. Edward Ton testifies London hears tobacco trust bribery alleged. warns British lawmakers over US tobacco influence.
Washington D C July 3 The employment of an English tailor to style army uniforms has caused anger among American tailors who make military attire They fear foreign influence in soldier dress and possible complaints to immigration officials A motive is to train government cutters to improve uniform appearance The article also notes Worcester plans for Fourth of July statue dedication and steel industry consolidation rumors involving Jones Laughlin Republic Iron and Steel US Steel Corp and others with a bridge project seen as a step toward raw material access
The American Lumber Company, extending river frontage on the Ohio below Pittsburgh, plans broad lines toward local public institutions and possibly an armor plate plant. The University of New Mexico ordered poles from the company and expects to pay market price. the company’s bill remains unpaid while ships ferry supplies. The cooperative spirit benefits Albuquerque and the territory, seen as community support.
News of Harry Thaw killing Stanford White reached Mrs. Thaw on the Minneapolis dock in Tilbury. She learned the New York tragedy at her daughter’s home near London and may travel to Switzerland as her health is poor.
The Commercial club of Albuquerque sends grateful acknowledgments to Hon. W. H. Andrews of Pittsburg for his work on securing a $100,000 federal building appropriation for Albuquerque. The telegram expresses appreciation for his efforts despite the failure to obtain the $200,000 requested, and notes widespread commendation of the delegate's service.
The city school board last night announced four new teachers: Miss Elizabeth Thomases, Mr EB P Bradley, Miss Jeanette Lawrence, and Miss Anna Odjard. Thomases comes from Tennessee to teach in the room of Miss Lacavett. Lawrence, an AB graduate with eleven years teaching, will replace Miss Norton in the Second ward. Odjard has nine years experience and arrives from Minnesota. The board also discussed accommodations for anticipated overflow attendance with no definite action. Spelter prices in St Louis were steady at the close.
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