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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

6

Democracy Divided In New York Split Over State Committee

Special correspondence from New York reports a heated, multi‑faction battle for control of the Democratic state committee and the state convention looming in the fall. Hearst independent forces clash with Sheehan’s bloc and Minton’s faction, while Cord Meyer’s leadership is challenged amid reorganizational moves and strategy debates.

New York Democratic State Committee Que Wiliam Randolph Hearst Hearst Hearst Independent William F. Sheehan David B. Hill Sheehan Alton B. Parker Francis Burton Harrison D. Cady Herrick Feld Maurice M. Minton Judge Parker Minton August Belmont Belmont State Committee Upstate Tate Committee Cord Meyer Mr. Harrison

Three Rivers cattleman brings fine lobo wolf pelts to Alamogordo

Fred Crosby, a Three Rivers cattleman, delivered three wild cat hides and three lobo wolf hides to the probate clerk. The wolves were described as the finest specimens seen, and Crosby reportedly poisoned a carcass to trap them in one night.

Fred Crosby Three Rivers Alamogordo

Veteran Farnsworth Paralyzed Casts Shadow On Campaign

Mr and Mrs Yager return to Winslow from California where they visited K K Farnsworth father of Mrs Yager. In a letter received too late for publication he says he has suffered another stroke of paralysis and cannot write. His arms are useless but he hopes to improve and tries to rise for the fall campaign.

Farnsworth

Territorial Court Adjourns at Las Vegas Term

The Territorial court is expected to adjourn for the term. The grand jury discharged Saturday reported twelve days in session and thirteen true bills. They noted few criminal violations, peace and good order, a clean jail, and satisfactory prisoner treatment. Report signed by foreman Santiago Moya and secretary Juan Silva.

Territorial Court Las Vegas Grand Santiago Moya Juan Silva

Lost valuable horse goes to fire near Normal University

Nicanor Martinez loses a valuable horse Saturday evening. Prudencio Martinez rode the horse at a fast gallop toward a fire near the Normal University when it stumbled and broke a leg. The boy was thrown but unharmed. Night policeman Davis shot the horse in the head before a veterinarian could examine it, though the leg was potentially savable. Martinez planned to sell the animal on Sunday.

Nicanor Martinez Las Vegas Prudencio Martinez Davis Martinez

Brick yard blaze in Las Vegas destroys machinery building

A Saturday night fire at the Las Vegas brick yards damaged the machinery building and part of the yard. Report says a Mexican worker could have stopped the blaze with a bucket of water, but water streams seemed to feed the flames. J M Treland, proprietor, is currently away in the east and total losses are undetermined.

Yale Harvard Metropolitan Steamship Company New York Boston United States Roach Chester Penn W. & A. Fletcher Moboken Las Vegas Anya J. M. Treland

Reading character from a handshake and eyes in old advice column

An antiquated guide suggests judging character by how people shake hands and move their eyes and eyelids. It claims thumb pressure indicates generosity, finger grip hints at trust, and alert eyelids reveal truthfulness or criminal tendency.

Mixed items echo a quirky era with local notes

A collage of short items recalls varied 1920s life: expulsion hints at youth missteps, social quips about wealth and Rockefeller, a bank heist in Chicago, rail rivals and political jabs, literary and local pride, and Gallup’s Fourth of July plans. Brief sketches touch on Obscure poetry, a Bellefontaine attorney, and community gossip from West Liberty to Barnesville.

Ernest Thompson Bellefontaine Madriver West Liberty

Tainted Water Triggers Typhoid On New Mexico Goat Ranch

Four men on W. F. Stitver’s goat ranch in the Burro mountains contracted typhoid after tainted stream water was diverted into a shallow pool used for drinking. Patients include W. F. Ritter now convalescent, his uncle BP Ritter hospitalized in Silver City, James Bigard and Cloudt, both confined at Lordsburg or nearby hospitals. A nearby well is unsafe pending a new one. The pool’s proximity to goat pens and unprotected source led to the outbreak. doctors report hopeful recovery with careful nursing.

W. F. Stitver Burro Mountains W. F Ritter BP. Ritter Larties’ Hospital Silver City Seri Cushy James Bigard Cloudt Jalan Ut Lordsburg Jes

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