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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
1
Several thousand Black residents from across the state gather in Waco to mark Emancipation Day with speeches by prominent Black leaders. The event is organized by local Black communities amid notes of interracial tension with Armenians and Tartars in the region.
Special to Evening Citizen reports Delegate Mark Smith of Arizona fell ill after an altercation with Speaker Cannon and left for Hot Springs. The long statehood push neared completion as the land lease and jury bills advanced in the Senate and House. The president signed the measure on Saturday, with Delegate Andrews receiving the signing pen.
Reports from St Petersburg detail spikes in violence after the Bialystok Jewish killings. Parliament probes threaten to topple the government amid strikes in several cities. Troops guard Cronstadt as rumors of a coup and mass unrest spread through the south.
New York on June 19 reports five new buildings rising within blocks of each other with towers from eighteen to twenty four stories. The United States Express Building leads with a twenty three story steel frame on Rector Street while the Trinity Horeel and Westfield sites race to finish near Broadway and Wall Street.
Missouri court rules no state funeral for late Governor Pattison as family declines rehearing. Admits to Mrs Aggie Myers of Ohio and the governor’s widow, who died in Cincinnati in 1904, with details limited by court record.
Portland reports quote Walter Scalasskiws7' statements to police alleging eighty anarchists in the city planning to assassinate the president. He seeks warrants for members after being attacked for opposing the Society's land use, with a pending investigation into the alleged plot.
William E. Rey of Lexington Texas died when he plunged from the Grace hotel sixth floor air shaft in Chicago. He had come to testify against Cy clone Pat who is held here for alleged involvement with Charles Coleman the safe blower killed near Giddings Texas.
The Golden Jubilee of the Republican party in Philadelphia features a parade this evening forming on South Broad Street at eight o'clock. Eight divisions will represent Republican clubs and ward organizations, with Adjutant General Thomas Stewart as grand marshal and Governor Pennypacker, Speaker Cannon, and other state leaders set to review the procession.
A Presbyterian committee meeting in Detroit Iowa and Sioux City plans to form a Presbyterian Brotherhood. Members will reconvene with clergy and lay delegates to discuss the project and potential actions for carrying it forward with further sessions scheduled.
Philadelphia report states John Joseph Keto, alias Pred ce Math, captured after a weeklong search, was tried and convicted within an hour. Sentenced to twenty years, he proceeds to the penitentiary immediately, with under a day from arrest to serving the sentence. Also notes National Children's Home Society meeting in Louisville with over 100 leaders in child welfare, including Charles Henderson and Gov Beckham.
Washington reports a tacit agreement to aid San Francisco with 12 million dollars in government funds placed with city banks secured by bonds, plus remarks on earthquake damage from a Tokyo university expert, and Senate and House actions on meat inspection and travel expenses in related bills.
Medford Mass June 19 The Rev Dr Frederick W Hamilton of Boston was formally inaugurated as president of Tufts College in a ceremony attended by the faculty and the student body.
Fort Leavenworth Kansas June 19 More than thirty enlisted men will receive instruction over the next two months for final exams toward second lieutenant commissions. Vacancies will be split between qualified enlisted men and select civilians from hundreds of applications. The move aims to relieve stagnation as civilians seek army entry amid limited promotions under General Grazier plan.
Gallegos alias Hara, found guilty of second degree murder in McKinley County Court, had his sentencing postponed to June 15 to assess his character before proceeding. Judge Abbott also granted divorce decrees, including separation papers for Ema Stenbom. In a separate matter, Eduardo Chaves v John D Tordna appeals a $1 000 damages claim over a building on South Second Street, with Judge Abbott previously awarding $476.
A two wheeled Bull Cart, carved from native wood, attracts a large crowd at Gold’s old curiosity shop in Santa Fe last night. The wagon, battered and well worn, is said to attract interest for months unless a buyer appears, though its use in America remains doubtful.
Theihoff from Durango to Albuquerque reached Santa Fe this morning worn and sunburned after a long ride by bicycle. He rested several hours before continuing, having mostly traveled by wagon road. A rear tire burst near Tierra Amarilla and he rode the rim into Santa Fe. He passed through San Largo Tierra Amarilla Eepanols on the route.
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