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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
1
President Roosevelt delivered the Fourth of July address in a grove at Oyster Bay. He quoted Lincoln's words on future strength and urged remedies over vengeance, stressing unity and progress in addressing national problems.
Sydney July 4. Blind Sydney University graduate Neeville Gilbert McWilliam B A L L B H was admitted to the New South Wales bar before the full court. State Attorney General C C Wade praised his achievement amid hardship. The Chief Justice Sir Patrick Darney urged continued success. Also note English minister Fawcett, similarly afflicted, has risen to office. Root sails for South America with wife and secretary aboard the Charleston.
Montezuma ball committee in Oswego NY meets to discuss plans and specifications for a grand event. The ball is to be held at the Alvarado hovel and aimed to be the largest yet, with subcommittees chosen and preparations progressing toward a “greatest fair on earth.” Manager Oswego travel notes appear in the report.
The McIntosh Browns travel to Pass City El Paso on July 4 with Mona ser Cavanaugh and Secretary Hous ton leading a large group of supporters. The lineup includes Gallegos, McDonald, Clancy, Hale, Graham and a substitute pitcher Poll. They expect to return with most of the gate receipts.
Washington July 4 Congress ended with more popular legislation than in twenty five years credited to President Roosevelt and public opinion. Major actions include railroad rate reform pure food meat inspection immigration and consular reforms and the imperial tariff debates. The president’s plan to seize coal and oil lands and government operation of coal fields was outlined with other items to be completed next session. Some items such as Philippine tariff Santo Domingo treaty and naval increases remained contentious. The article notes opposition in Congress and predicts surprises next winter as key measures move forward.
New York on July 4 reports a runaway mine car crash killing thirteen men on a Broad Way party event route. President Roosevelt was invited to preside at a Bryan reception in the city upon Bryan's Europe return in September, while William Hoge, head of the Commercial Travel Antitrust League, notes neutrality and plans. Kansas populists discuss not endorsing a full state ticket at the state convention in Toke.
New York reports the Jacob A Rux house renovation on Henry street with a reopening set for October 27. It will feature five new gymnasiums and equipment financed by President Rocmevelte friends and pupils selected for a “manhood” theme amid school projects. In Altoona Pennsylvania a July 4 investigation into a runaway car at a celebratory track event killed thirteen men, seven bodies ground and crushed. An inquiry continues to identify the car’s driver. Also Brooklyn July 4 naval orders authorize four Dominican service cutters. a naval constructor will supervise inspections at the Brooklyn yard and assignments by W J Baxter.
Chicago inspectors reported unsanitary conditions in numerous bake shops including sleeping areas near ovens, pastry tables, and poor ventilation and washing facilities. The critique highlights inadequate hygiene as a major issue across many facilities.
President Roosevelt writes to Mark A. Rogers urging Arizona to join the Union with New Mexico. The letter argues for statehood on proper terms, warns against territorial tutelage, and reflects Roosevelt’s support for state status and self governance.
In Bernalillo county a writ of quo warranto is sought against Perfecto Armijo over the sheriff's office. W C Reid attorney general and W B Childers filed an affidavit for Thomas S Hubbell alleging Armijo usurped the office, with a court rule to show cause and a pending defense. The matter includes surrounding related actions and remarks on prior removals and commissions.
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