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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
1
A defense piece published in Miners Magazine argues against articles citing an anarchistic trial as authority. The defense condemns sensational framing and urges reliance on legal records and verified sources.
Boise dispatch reports during W D Haywood trial Borah lists Miners Magazine articles as evidence while defense objects citing violent rhetoric. Ackerman, linked to Orchard and dynamiting, is said to be hiding in Juarez with Johnson, dodging arrest as Pinkertons monitor him for potential Boise testimony.
Ingnet D C June 19 Ad ry arrived from Hampton today with the report of the board of investigation which had been looking into the laws of the launch of the battleship Minnesota on dune 10. It found the launch had tied a steel banner with which The tag Crisfield was towing and barge Sorcrine loaded freight cars from Cape Charles to Norfolk. No criminality attached to the officers of the Criield who were in ignorance of the disaster.
The Telegraphers' unit announces a strike action set to begin on the date indicated by union officials. Officials warned of possible service disruptions across mail and communications networks as negotiations continue with employer representatives.
New York June 19 The general executive board of the Commercial Telegraphers union approves a strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph. Deputy President Konenkamp says a tax of one day’s pay per week is levied. first actions expected within a week or ten days. The unions seek an eight hour day and end to sliding wage scale. companies warn of non union workers filling roles. Elsewhere Paris reports Narbonne mayor Fer Toul arrested amid winegrowers revolt. martial law in southern vineyards and leaders’ speeches blamed for unrest. Albert escaped from winegrowers’ headquarters as troops raided Argellies.
Washington June announces changes in post offices across New Mexico with new postmasters named for Wagon Mound Moracoun dad Medina Pastura Puertecito Doni Ana Hillside and Perea. It also notes pensions granted to veterans Austin J Chapman Santa Fe at 12 dollars per month from March 26 1907 and William Doyle Fort Bayard at 17 dollars per month from February 16 1907.
Attorney Alonzo B. McMillen seeks $1,000 in a new suit against George J. Leaming after his collie died from poisoned meat on June 14. McMillen had offered $190 reward earlier. Leaming denies involvement as neighbors describe the incident at the McMillen residence on Fort Worth east Central avenue.
Kansas City June 19 Harry New head of the Republican National Committee said at a Missouri Republican club banquet that the 1908 nominee must be a Roosevelt supporter. He warned the country will not return to silver and that a new issue will be President Roosevelt with a candidate who backs his policy. He spoke after meetings with leading Republicans nationwide.
Defe male W. Hi Andrewa and Attorney Chiders of Albuquerque review plans for the Albuquerque federal building. The proposed structure would include a courtroom, judge, private office, library, district attorney’s office, jurors’ room, witnesses’ room, U S marshal’s room, and four other offices. Construction to begin this fall on the site owned by the cement. Attorney Childers departed for Jamestown to attend the exposition.
The Vienna based Neue Freie Presse cites a reliable source stating that Angio French and Spanish agree to maintain the status quo in the Mediterranean. They pledge a common procedure for unforeseen contingencies in the region.
The Arizona supreme court affirmed a lower court verdict sentencing William Baldwin, a black man, to death for the January 1 assault and double stabbing near Roosevelt Aziz. He will be hanged on July 5 after defense appeals. Also in Nebraska, a coroner’s jury found the slain man in a straw stack at Grand Island was killed by unknown parties, and Jules Hoffman was reported alive in Deshler.
F M Smith head of Pacific Coast Borax with family and friends traveled in his private car Hanoi on train No 2 en route to Chicago and New York. In Albuquerque the car was cut out due to bad order after Gen Agent Purdy notified the party. Smith fumed and wired to the general manager in Topeka for permission to proceed with extra safety brake and a backup car.
Notes from several towns report no official strike action. Union members await Western Union and Postal replies on demands to end the sliding scale and eight hour day. Inconsistent reports tell of police alert and isolated incidents amid tense labor mood.
Details show the Kiet sapper mutiny ended in a brutal engagement at midnight on June 17, with about seventy dead or wounded and 250 mutineers captured while 193 escaped into St. Petersburg. Kaluga unrest also reported, with many soldiers killed or wounded as censorship hides full facts.
Socorro New Mexico June 19 The trial of moldo Ramirez native who killed Manuel Valenzuela at San Antonio last week began in district court yesterday The defense may urge self defense as the victim reportedly carried a Winchester rifle The slayer allegedly forced another native to carry the body to Valenzuela home and left without a word Attorney Elfego Baca of Albuquerque defends Ramirez The case will occupy several days and end this term Judge Parker presiding has handled extensive business and pleased all parties
Three Pueblo men named Engineer Thomas Ewing, Fireman O Birlen, and Brakeman Ivech were instantly killed by a boiler explosion aboard freight engine No 1140 one mile east of Florence. The cause is unknown. The engineer was hurled from the cab while the fireman and brakeman were killed near the first car. Local authorities investigated.
In San Diego on June 19 customs officials arrested Commander Cameron Winslow of the cruiser Charleston for smuggling. They seized 29 cases of champagne and wine, 160,000 cigars, and luxuries, remarking ships often return to the U.S. with untaxed goods. Winslow, recently reassigned to Washington, faces possible perjury charges and a $205 duty payment, while the Navy weighs further action.
Leavenworth Kansas June 1 The jury in the Uncle Sam Company case found against Tucker. Receivership remains with $125 000 awarded to work at day labor and small car. Walter Fullerton 21 drowned in a pond near Horton after getting beyond his depth. He was a ballet makers' helper at Rock Island shops.
A Denver gathering showcased committee missteps as a credentials report influenced who held practical control of public land policy. Delegates debated roles and sought clarity amid a tense planning phase affecting Colorado land oversight.
Denver news recounts a heated opening of a public land convention where credentials were doubled due to indiscriminate ticketing. Mark Woo, linked to Pike's Peak forces, faced accusations of packing the gathering for administration support. Debates centered on Colorado receiving one vote per delegate plus accredited delegates, totaling 496, amid broader talks on land policy and forestry service critiques.
Hon Harvey M Richards of San Marcial N M will receive a 250 silverware set as a wedding gift from the Republican central committees of Socorro and Sierra counties. The wedding will be held this month at the home of Miss Lina Hockett of San Marcial. Richards gained broad support for his services to the district and territory as a member of the last territorial council.
In Safford Arizona on June 19 Mrs Jolita 1104 a native woman died in a Chinese restaurant fire that leveled the building. The origin is unknown but blamed on the boy playing with matches. The Chinaman who ran the place saved the child but the woman was trapped and incinerated.
In Chicago on June 19 five thousand freight handlers are expected to receive wage increases totaling $250,000 annually. The St. Paul railroad offered workers 47 percent, accepted after earlier demand for 12 percent, and other lines may follow suit with similar rises.
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