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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
5
A suspected tampering incident near Barberton halted a northbound train on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus line after James McGraw allegedly threw a switch to wreck the train No 500. He claimed a betting motive and was charged with tampering with railroad property.
Harvey H. Green, who finished a term at Santa Fe territorial penitentiary, faces potential further detention in Kansas. Wanted by Morris County for burglary and larceny, his release was uncertain as requisition papers from Governor Hoch delayed transfer. The Kansas sheriff hoped to take Green from the New Mexico facility once papers arrived.
Market round up shows copper and sugar stocks for Levy Bros. notes. Chicago live stock July 20 records cattle receipts 7,000 with Texas entries and steady to firm prices. sheep receipts 12,000 with steady market. Kansas City July 20 reports cattle and sheep receipts with steady demand. native and southern cattle prices listed, lambs and wethers also quoted. Wool market in St Louis unchanged.
Tonka, the common vanilla cheat, costs one or two cents for a given amount. Schilling's Best vanilla lists at a dollar. One is strong, the other fine. One is rank, the other delicate. Still, four fifths of "vanilla" is tonka, the 98 cents explains the tie.
The notice promises safe prescription filling with careful accuracy and quality guarantees and invites readers to ask their doctor about the service.
J H O RIELLY CO DRUGGISTS offers free city delivery with same day mail-out service as soon as orders are received.
Representative Joseph L Rhinock of Kentucky has had publisher Robert W Criswell arrested for criminal libel over a Cincinnati article about Miss Alice Roosevelt. The piece claimed she was to marry Nicholas Longworth and introduced her to bookmakers. Rhinock denies the accusations and asserts Miss Roosevelt met only reputable people.
Experiments at the Sands annex of the Mines and Metallurgy building in Portland reveal the Pacific Northwest black sands rich in minerals. Researchers from MIT and the US Geological Survey test several machines to separate gold bearing sands and identify valuable minerals including platinum, tantalum, osmium, garnets, topazes, diamonds, and magnetic iron ore.
The Casino bills tonight feature Fernandez replacing Fra Diavato as the attraction. Management promises the new act will be as good or better than the performances given by Wade and his company in recent weeks.
A Native woman, placed in a tepee on the banks of the Rio Grande near the city, shows signs of improvement. Locals speak of hopeful recovery as physicians visit daily to study her case and the faith in the medicine man Meguelito grows among supporters.
Albany July 20 The legislature defeated a concurrent resolution to remove Supreme Justice Warren B. Hooker of Fredonia for alleged corrupt and immoral acts. Final vote 76 to 67 with 100 needed. Chicago July 20 The lumber drivers strike dwindles as 600 workers vote to return to work. teamsters unions edge toward similar action pending council recommendations. Other unions will vote on ending strikes as department store drivers and express drivers prepare votes tomorrow night.
New York July 20 There is no record on any Mercantile Trust books of a 686000 loan Horace C Deming president testified before Superintendent Hendricka. The loan was said to be held by Equitable Life trustees for five or six years Informed by State Bank Examiner Judson during semiannual inspection.
John Mullin of Rhyalite, Nev., reports Titus and Earl Weller of Telluride Colo went from Rhyalite on June 20 for a Death Valley prospecting trip. Mullin, half-frozen, recalls the party wandering the desert for fifteen days without return. It is believed they perished and two horses and nineteenburros died from thirst.
Gov Higgins asks legislature to create a joint commission to investigate life insurance in New York. A concurrent resolution in the Senate proposes a special committee of three senators and five assemblymen to conduct the study.
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