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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
1
Reports from St Peterburg and Washington note alarm over mutinous troops and a separate disaster in Baltimore where a million dollar blaze destroyed the Savannah docks and the steamship Essex with several freights and crew. Two sailors died from the fire and others were missing or rescued.
A three year old wandered into a grocery store at 901 South Edith street asking for its mother. Police aided the reunion when L. L. Gatewood, searching for his boy, identified the child as his own. Dr. T. H. Wells reported the incident to The Evening Citizen.
Colonel W M Berger of Belen notes the Commercial club plans a large welcome for Albuquerqueans traveling to the outer town Sunday with the Albuquerque Grocers base pall club. The Belen team trains hard as preparations proceed for the event. A special caboose will be added at Belen for the trip, with Local No 100 set to pass through the city around 6 30 p.m.
Special to The Evening Citizen reports Hiler's Rip Van Winkle company played San Marcial New Mexico on June 13 before one of the largest crowds. Paige as Rip was praised along with new specialties and Harrison's trick bicycle riding. The band and orchestra were highlighted as features. Etler is commended for assembling a clean, high class production this season.
With Mayor and council absent, Alfredo Otero's attorney served a second ejectment notice on Alderman Hanley. The city has thirty days to vacate. ejectment suit will follow if terms are not met. Two statutes govern five or thirty day notices.
Nearly eight hundred delegates attend the annual National Credit Men's Association convention at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore with two receptions at Lyric Hall. Governor Warfield and Mayor Timoine join state and city officials for music and vaudeville before a luncheon and social events. Tomorrow delegates sail to Annapolis for business meetings and sightseeing, ending with a grand banquet. In Augusta Georgia the Municipal League opens a two day session at Miller Walker hall with mayors and officials, welcomed by Mayor J R Lamar. President Richard H Allen delivers the annual address and lunch follows. Afternoon reviews fire departments and trolley rides, with a banquet at the Commercial Club and a trip to the locks planned for the next day.
The board of directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad company in Philadelphia today declared a 3 percent semiannual dividend, an increase of 1 percent. The announcement notes the raise reflects improved earnings and financial health of the railroad system as of June 1.
Cloudy, rainy start greets Louisville Homecoming Week with events moved indoors. Henry Watterson delivers the main address as thousands of Kentuckians gather, while Foster Day and Daniel Boone Day highlight programs including statue unveilings, parades, and historic relic displays across the city.
Davenport Iowa June 13 report shows the senate busy with Panama canal statehood questions after Secretary Shaw's controversial Iowa visit. The piece notes unity in the Republican convention, Bryan's European trip, miners' release plea, and Senate House actions on canal type decisions and adjournment plans.
San Francisco reports sixty insurance companies agreed through agents to raise all policies by 25 percent. Twenty companies abstained or undecided, and those not represented at the Oakland meeting were noted.
The U S Bank and Trust Company opened in Santa Fe with a reception attended by hundreds. The Laughlin block corner of Don Gaspar avenue housed the new financial center featuring red and white peonies, palm decorations, an orchestra, and hostesses presenting bouquets to entering ladies. Officers include Howard S. Reed as president, C H Imuta as vice president and cashier, and Percy F. Knight as assistant cashier, with Judge NS Lavehin on the board. Capital is 4000000.
Dr. Cater met train No. last evening to treat an elderly woman named Mrs. Laura Hudspeth of Fresno who was taken to Santa Fe-Pacific hospital in serious condition. Passengers reported she spoke of abandonment, but a message from her husband Mr. Hudspeth confirmed concern for her health. The physician described her as mentally aberrant with improving, though still fragile, condition each day.
Last night at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Maloy a fine reception for Dr and Mrs G S Easterday of Watsonville California was given. They are in town visiting Dr and Mrs J B Easterday before traveling to eastern states to visit relatives and former Albuquerque acquaintances. About twenty intimate friends attended, the hosts provided a lunch, and all praised the pleasant evening and entertainment.
Colonel J A Wood of the Golden district returned from New York where he attended Gold Bullion company annual meeting. Officers were reelected. R H Werner named vice president and Wood elected president and general manager. Company plans to wash three cubic yards of dirt per minute starting next Saturday. New machinery at Golden plant tested and in good condition.
Alfred T. Patrick, condemned for the William Marsh Rice murder, learned Judge Day granted a stay of execution on a writ of error. Patrick made no remark, seemingly hopeful for relief. Also report: an unknown three masted schooner sank off Cape Fear bar with few details available.
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