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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1905

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Yellow fever situation grows more serious in New Orleans

New Orleans July 31 reports show persistent yellow fever spread with new cases and deaths concentrated below Canal Street. Officials push cistern screening and oil disinfection while awaiting further results from emergency hospital treatment. infection zones tighten, affecting commerce and public life in Louisiana and Mississippi. The Proteus arrived at quarantine from New Orleans with all aboard asymptomatic, to be held until a five day observation period ends.

New Orleans Board of Health Canal Street Alove Canal Street Louisiana New York

Grand Duke Boris tied to Kazan tragedy and Paris gossip

The piece reviews the Grand Duke Boris as a notorious figure in Russian high society, linking his grand ducal reputation to a tragic Kazan case involving Mile Anastasia Mazouroff. It recounts her melancholy, a garden party, and her death beside a mirror with Boris's autograph, while noting charges of ducal influence over the Magzouroff family.

Paris Boris Newport Manchuria Mile Anastasia Mazouroff Kazan Mile Mazouroff Hero M. Maxouroff Vladimir M. Magzouroff

Addition for Albuquerque Paterson buys half of Ames homestead

The Citizen reports Rev J M Sollie pastor of Highland Methodist Church purchased undivided one half interest in Dr T G Ames homestead on south High Street. Ames held 140 acres after selling 30 earlier. Sollie now owns half of 120 acres to be surveyed plotted into building lots for market.

J. M. Sollie Highland Methodist Church T. G. Ames South High Street

Hotel Puts Spotlight On Russo Japanese Talks In Portsmouth

A Portsmouth hotel owned by the Frank Jones estate seeks to host the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries for peace talks. Judge Calvin Page and co executor Parker Whittimer push the plan to treat the meeting as a marketing boost, with government officials coordinating dining and security, while Roosevelt’s involvement looms.

Frank Jones Calvin Page APA Portsmouth N. H Russia Japan New Hampshire Mater Zoo Gnd Judge Page Parker W. Whittimer Harvard Boston & Maine Railroad Congress Whittimore Vy Yard Piscatagua River Navy Yard Edward N. Pearson Herbert H. D. Peirce Roosevelt Navy Navy Yards Calvin Frege Teddy Roosevelt Peirce Oyster Bay Simmer Seashore Wich Nation Government Jas

Coal Drivers Continue the Chicago Strike

Chicago July 31 A near complete capitulation of the striking teamsters leaves a handful of coal drivers 350 strong voting unanimously to keep the strike going risking closures of employer doors to thousands of former workers police guarded wagons will remain as protests from locals fail to sway the resolve.

Chicago Itis Employers’ Association Tony Teamsters

Foraker Brothers Plan Large Scale Cattle Ranch in New Mexico

United States Marshal C M Foraker and brother O E Foraker announce a switch to cattle ranching in Grant county New Mexico. They purchased a large ranch and will stock it with Hereford cattle. C E Foraker has served as a deputy U S marshal and will resign to manage the ranch with Albuquerque friends helping.

Grant County United States C. M.noeser O. E. Foraker New Mexico Forakers C. E. Foraker United States Marshals Office

Fever Signs on Steamer Proteus Passengers

New York July 31 four children aboard the Proteus from New Orleans showed fever symptoms just before a five day limit expired. Three adults accompanied them to Hoffman's Island for inspection. the ship then returned to the dock with remaining passengers.

New York Proteus New Orleans Hoffman Iaiand

Fred Fornoff Named Deputy U S Marshal

Fred Fornoff resigns as chief of the western division based in Denver and resumes his former post as deputy United States marshal under M. Foraker of New Mexico. His headquarters will be in Albuquerque where he once served as chief of police, with strong reputation as a shrewd officer in the west.

Fred Fornoff Uncle Sam Denver Fornoff United States Marshall ©. M. Foraker New Mexico Albuquerque

Cholera Epidemic in Madras Refugee Camp

Madras July 21 A serious epidemic of cholera grevalle among famine refugees crowding the city for weeks. A number of victims have been found dead and dying on the streets. The death rate is 89.7 per 1 000 population.

Madras

Albuquerque Police Department Self Sustaining Report

The Albuquerque police department is described as self sustaining with July fines totaling 820 dollars, the largest monthly collection. Operating expenses, including salaries and prisoner feeding, run about 550 to 675 dollars, leaving a net balance around 250 dollars or more. Chief Thomas McMilin and his force receive praise for efficient management and low crime, with murder rare and disturbances minimal.

Albuquarane Thomas McMilg Iin Ukewlie Omer McMilin

Admiral Rojestvensky Improving After Facial Operation

Taklo July 31 Admiral Rojestvensky’s condition has improved after a successful operation on his forehead. He regained the ability to leave his bed and sit in a chair yesterday. The admiral expresses sincere satisfaction with the treatment received.

Taklo Admiral Rojestvensky

Fearful catastrophe narrowly averted near Yonkers

Two barges with about 2000 excursion passengers, towed by a tug, drifted toward rocks in a storm near North Yonkers as the tug failed to restart its engine. Signals of distress brought a second tug, and the barges were towed away within 100 yards of the rocks. In Kansas City, creditors of Charles J. Devlin met and discussed the status of the estate with no action taken.

New York North Yonkers Devlin Kansas City Charles J. Devlin Celvers

Bohemian Girl draws huge crowd at Casino

The first night of The Bohemian Girl at the Casino attracted a near sellout crowd with the palm gardens filled after 9 pm. Mr Wade presented the work with a small cast, earning lavish applause as the production was praised for its quality. Olivette will replace Pinafore midweek due to additonal expenses to raise standards.

Casino Palm Gardens Wade

Miraculous Escape of California Limited Train Wrecks

A California Limited passenger train on the Santa Fe narrowly avoided a disastrous wreck near Las Vegas when the engine jumped the track during slow approach. The engineer and fireman escaped with minor injuries. no passengers hurt. The incident caused several hours of delay. Another wreck on Train No 1 near Lamont killed one Italian man and seriously injured another, delaying service by nine hours.

California Limited Santa Fe Albuquerque Parke Las Vegas Denly Freman Lve Lamont Lil

Telephone system to connect lumber camps established

A new telephone network will link American Lumber Company camps in the union region within a few weeks. The project covers 26 miles of wire and poles and uses latest instruments, signaling a multi thousand dollar investment to streamline camp communication and reduce courier travel time.

T the American Lumber Company

Charitable institutions taxed decision in Topeka

Judge Day rules that lodge of Knights and Bailes of Security cannot tax its reserve fund after a county suit by Treasurer Bowen. Legislature exempted charitable reserve funds though state constitution says otherwise in Lou Dillon vs Major Delmar. Cleveland harness season opens with grand circuit at Grenville track amid fast horses and Keen match race between Low Dillon and Major Delmar.

Cleveland T. L. Johnson Koecher Glenville Race Track Glenville Merchants’ and Manufacturers Detroit Buffalo Topeka Kan Day District Court Bowen Lou Dillon Major Delmar Ohio Grenville Track Low Dillon

Hoch Seeks Retrial in Wife Murder Case Across Cities

Chicago on July 21 reports that Johann Hoch, the reprieved wife murderer, may win a retrial and acquittal for the murder of Mrs Marie Welcker-Hoch. Cinemnati and St Louis authorities discuss bigamy and murder prosecutions with State's Attorney Mealy. Even if Hoch escapes the present judgment, Cook County and other jurisdictions face multiple prosecutions lasting years.

Chicago Jly Johann Hoch Mra Marie Welcker-Hoch Cinemnati St. Louis Mealy Cook County

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