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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
1
Birmingham marks Joseph Chamberlains seventieth birthday with a citywide celebration and a national message urging cordial foreign relations. The report also notes aims to improve Anglo German ties as Emperor William promotes peace and goodwill. A London swimming championship opens with many entries including American swimmers.
Special Correspondence New York July 7 There is irony in the frothy lines of the Madison Square Garden roof show where Harry Thaw's murder of Stanford White is linked to a play titled Maizette Champagne Musical Bubble in Two Bottles The songs mock moral pretensions with lines about marriage taste and love amid a panic after a pistol shot and White’s death also reports on a yacht race cruise from Boston to Bar Harbor with many schooners and craft taking part across July 7 to July 14 with stops along the Maine coast
A Washington correspondent reports a push to form a national "people's lobby" to oversee reform in Congress. Backed by President Roosevelt's apparent approval, the plan calls for a nonpartisan, well paid manager to track bills and reveal who supports or opposes each measure, aiming to purge graft and inform the public.
The third annual Seabury Episcopal Missionary Conference and New Milford School for Bible Study begin in Northampton Massachusetts with a large turnout. The opening reception is at St John’s Bo church parish house and services follow in College assembly hall. The two-week event features clergymen such as Rev Randolph H. MeKim Bishop Hall of Vermont and Bishop Burgess of Long Island among others. Honorary chairmen are Bishop Vinton and Bishop Darlington. Faculty includes Rev Dr Samuel Hart Rev Everett P. Smith Rev William Waller Smith and others.
Tuscaloosa July 7 One of the largest educational conferences ever held in the state opened today with educators and others interested in education. The Alabama Educational Association executive committee called the gathering to discuss reforms and issues. Attendees include Superintendent J W Hill State Department of Education W Rhon Union Springs N Haker Mobile C W Daugette Jacksonville W Griggs Brewton and James H Foster president of the Alabama Educational Association.
In Folkston Virginia the plan to move U S torpedo boats to the Asiatic station faces postponement. Boats sit in ordinary with tests needed and convoy arrangements to ready the long voyage. Authorities fear risk of mishap and bear responsibility for a risky, uncertain transfer.
Special Correspondence reports Faywood Springs New Mexico on July Fourth with visitors from Santa Fe Milwaukee and Chicago. Dr. G J McDermott left for Chicago to join University of Illinois Medical Institute staff. W Dudrow of Santa Fe fully recovered from a severe illness. Guests arrived to enjoy races contests and a social event marked by a horse incident and a rescue effort as Meade supports Thomas near Guam.
Oyser Bay July 7 After a conference with President Roosevelt today Secretary Taft announced it had been decided to create six or seven brigade army posts to woo brigadier generals by placing them in command of troops. Tentative list includes Leavenworth Fort Sam Houston Fort Robinson Fort D A Russell Fort Sill Fort Oglethorpe. Seattle July 1 central form of United German societies of He last night declared August Rosenberg a harmless mixer though chemicals found in his shop used for experiments. New York July 7 brokers flee to Jersey City to dodge amended stock tax law and keep trading low priced mining stock. Charon Impla in t of Presidy pany a territorial offense.
Denver reports that Chief L Hil of the government reclamation service says the Southern Pacific will drain the Salton Sea area forming in the Yuma basin Arizona. River breaches have flooded 20 square miles, washing away tracks and threatening more.
Street Commissioner Tierney organized a crew to fix the sewer and manhole at the corner of Silver avenue and Second street after another collapse. Plumbers were initially called but the job failed to stay solid, and temporary delays from the Traction company allowed quicksand and surrounding mud to worsen the issue before the latest repair.
A compendium of early July legal actions notes A D Puter found guilty of conspiring to defraud the government of public land and sentenced to two years and a 7500 fine in Portland. Other items include Rockefeller being summoned in Ohio for Standard Oil antitrust suit, Denver grand jury orders on election fraud probes, a Chicago & Alton rebate case, and Waters-Pierce Oil co sued in Arkansas for price control and business forfeiture.
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