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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
1
Washington dispatches report continued debate over statehood and the railroad rate bill. Foraker presses the Albuquerque park and pension matters while Dillingham cannot forecast Senate action. Oregon results show Chamberlain, Bourne, Hawley, and Ellis nearing victory.
An election held yesterday in every county school district to choose a trustee faces questions of legality. In District No 4 Tafoya leads Vigil by 13 after 75 votes cast amid disputes over an unprinted Belavio Visit ballot and requirements for party insignia and recorder filing. Attorney Clancy questions the law's applicability to school trustees.
Katherine Leckie reports on Mrs Ella Reeves Bloor a fearless informant for President Roosevelts investigating committee exposing squalid meatpacking conditions in Packingtown highlighting worker abuse unsafe sanitation and corruption across plants and inspectors. The piece cites testimonies from workers and officials regarding tuberculosis corruption and the spread of unsafe products.
The American Medical Association opens its 41st annual convention in Boston with thousands of physicians in attendance. Delegates attend general sessions at Mechanics Hall while section meetings cover medicine, obstetrics, surgery, anatomy, hygiene, and more at area hospitals and clinics.
Long dispatch from Cananea details a fatal accident as two aeronauts perished during a balloon ascent. Reports from Bisbee and Santa Barbara note casualties, with rescue and investigation efforts described amid wider unrest and mining disputes in the region.
Quiet reigns in the coal region as troops arrive and are expected to restore peace. No disturbances were reported today in Stuugenviin and surrounding areas.
Chicago May 6 Mayor Dunne backs city ownership of the slaughtering plant to regulate cattle killing and meat sale under municipal supervision. Big plants attempted quick fixes after a scathing report. Inspections were ordered of meat handling and yard conditions with building code checks pending.
Albuquerque Elks marching club committee met to set dates and count members attending the grand lodge session in Denver. A subcommittee listed attendees and noted uniforms of white duck suits with white shoes and hats. resignation from ASW, Cavanaugh discussed. Sliver City lodge plans a special train via Lamy, Las Vegas and Raton to Denver with many members slated to attend.
Arthur Cavanaugh of a wholesale house and manager of the McIntosh Harons returns from a southern trip to find the Browns may not travel to Santa Fe for a Sunday game. Grounds at St Michael’s college are needed and Santa Fe seeks bishop approval. If denied, Santa Fe may instead come to this city for a Sunday contest that could draw a large crowd.
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