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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
1
Reports from St Penrabure and London describe arrests of mutant suffragist leaders in Covent Garden amid disturbances. Mutiny at Sebastopol fortress suppressed with loyal regiments restoring order. Norway’s King Haakon receives American embassy as coronation nears.
Bialystok city council asked Governor General Bader to remove government troops and allow formation of a municipal militia. They also sought 25000 dollars for relief of rioting victims. Lead and copper market notes in New York report are unchanged.
Brunswick Ga June 21 The annual convention of the Georgia State Teachers association opened at Cumberland Island with large attendance from across the state. The program includes addresses by educators from G N I and Mercer University, round table talks, and general sessions. The convention closes Saturday.
Woodbury hosts grand dedication as crowds gather for the unveiling of a battlefield monument near Red Bank. Governors Stokes Otter and Pennypacker attend along with Admiral Evans. ceremonies feature a sham battle, music, and speeches on Revolutionary ties and state histories.
The Suburban Handicap at the Sheephead Bay racecourse in New York carries a purse of 204000 to the winner. Despite many early entrants withdrawing, a large field remains including notable horses such as Hermis Artful Vou Tromp Fires Water Nathan Hate and Proposer. Go Between heads the Sulubanian field with a stewards prize of 2000. Dandelion finishes second using colonial thinking Pae 2051.
Denver June 21 sheriff fears a lynching attempt over the murder of Patrolman Sherman. George Turner is charged with the crime and accomplice Howard Caree. Sheriff Nesbitt moved the prisoners to Colorado Borings for safety.
Delegates from all Ohio district associations gather at the Hotel Algonquin for the state convention of the Ohio branch of the National Stationary Engineers. About 500 members and delegates attend the opening, with an exhibition of the latest appliances and supplies for stationary engines.
A large gathering of electric lamp manufacturers from across the United States convenes at Long Point on June 21. Tents set up on the riverfront host offices, committees, and demonstrations as delegates tour the facilities and discuss industry topics.
In Omaha on June 2 the district court dismissed Mae C. Wood's $25 44 suit for damages against Senator Thomas C Platt of New York and United Express president for want of prosecution Mrs Wood formerly a post office clerk alleged Platt and his company induced a real value claim through work before the post office department Other items include Louis Alderman found not guilty in Missouri and a sensational Swiss discovery of concealed crimes with a buried female skeleton found in a wall
Georgia School of Technology directors meet in Atlanta to elect a permanent president for the institution. Acting president Professor Kenneth G. Matheson is favored to be chosen to fill the vacancy created by Dr Lyman Hall’s death.
The Evening Citizen reports in Washington that Oakzell of the Rules Committee moved to take up the pure food bill and limit debate to two hours. Senate action includes a Panama canal sea level bill debate and a lock versus sea level plan, with discussions on a 20,000,000 battleship appropriation and fortifications funding.
The steamer Frithjof is in harbor ready to sail for Spitzbergen to begin Walter Wellman and his party’s north pole ascent. Provisions, balloon equipment, and instruments are tested and on hold awaiting departure.
Oklahoma's statehood celebration attracted large crowds from both territories with excursion trains bringing sunlit crowds to a park event. Governor Edward W. Hoch of Kansas delivered the principal address to celebrate the new state.
Milford Q June 21 After a simple funeral service attended by state officials party leaders and friends Governor Pattison was laid to rest in Greenlawn cemetery Judge Judson Harmon former attorney general spoke on Pattison's political life and Bishop Speltmire delivered the sermon. Charles Farbaugh Fatally Wounded Near Ault Colo Farbaugh 24 beet grower shot last night while driving Maude Duke to her home six shots fired and Miss Duke narrowly escaped the shooter fled authorities suspect a robbery or jealousy motive
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