Delegates Pleased With Public Lands Convention Results
Delegates to the Public Lands convention returned today well pleased with the results. Leaders and participants praised agreements reached and the potential impact on land policy.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
1
Drunken Italian Rampage on Express Train Ends in Fatalities
A drunken Italian man causes a deadly incident on a fast train, killing one man and wounding two women who were strangers to him. Police report a chaotic scene with passengers fleeing as officers tracked the suspect. The victims include a man fatally struck and two women injured by the assailant's actions.
Mad Murderer Runs Rampant Aboard Western Train
Denver reports a wild in car No. 5 on Rock Island No 5 westbound between Dresden and Selden Kansas left tailor T Top of Minneapolis dead and Mrs Morris Olsen and her sister Mrs Harry Blakesley wounded. John Bells a Wallan barber caused the carnage before police overpowered him. Two injured women remained in Topeka hospital as Bells and Patsy Logan Braci were arrested at Goodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Rock Island
Dresden
Selden
Kansas
Topp
Minneapolis
Morris Olsen
Marshall, Minn
Harry Blakesley
John Bolls
Wallan Barber
Box- Wn
San Francisco
Patsy Loganbraci
Hells
Bells
Mr. Topp
Goodland
Minnesota
Topeka
Closing exercises at two Santa Fe colleges
In Sante Fe N M June 22 closing exercises at St Michael s college were held at Los Fetto hall with Rev Jules Deranches delivering the address. A musical and literary program in English and Spanish followed. Loretta academy also held closing exercises Thursday evening with Mary B Dodge and Caroline Cop as graduates. attendance included many out of town visitors.
Secretary Garfield Arrives in Salt Lake City
Bon Lake City, June. Secretary Garfield arrived with Commissioner Billinger to investigate matters related to land offices and a broader inquiry. The visit appears tied to issues at Bivtes land offices and ancillary local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Lake City
Inter Areleld Amiad Rt Commbetoner
Mtisheirt
Lnletion
Chesanany Boeight
Tailor Drowns in Salt Lake Mystery
Unclear text reports a tailor drowned in Salt Lake near Cealville Wyong yesterday. Preliminary claims say he was bathing when he swallowed water leading to death by asphyxia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailor
Salt Lake
Rat Dale Hy
Rt Foster
Cealville Wyong
Wales
Westerday
New Mexico Delegates Oppose Public Lands Leasing Stance
New Mexico delegates to a Denver Public Lands convention returned home reporting a firm opposition to leasing the public domain for grazing. Committees urged maintaining existing grazing laws outside forestry reserves as cattle and sheep interests warned federal plans could affect open range in the southwest. Nearly all delegates, including Solomon Luna and Harry Lee, opposed the leasing scheme, aiming to influence federal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Public Lands
Denver
Solomon Luna
H. J. Jastro
Albuquerque Traction Company
A. A. Keen
Harry F. Lee
Sheep Sanitary Board
California Limited
Public Lands Convention
National
Southwest
Lena
Taina
Pol Jeas
Harry Lea
West
Mr. Luna
Pioneer attorney recalls early Albuquerque and rail city growth
Moore, a Missouri attorney for Santa Fe Railway with Kansas City offices, rode private car No 1 into Albuquerque en route from Los Angeles with his wife. He recalls living here since 1880 and notes the Putney Building begun April 27 1880 and early growth around the Alvarado site near the future Metropolitan Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Missouri
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
New Albuquerque
Mr. Moore
New City
New Arque
Moore-Bennett Company
Le 8
Putney Grocery Company
Alvarado
Metropolitan Hotel
Putney
Robert
Frank Moore
Haywood Defense Opens as Judge Orders Jury Acquittal
June 22 reported no court sexton in the Haywood case. Judie Woods ordered the jury to acquit. Tacener and Sharrow to open for the defense. June 32 notes six hundred men of the ith infantry returned to barracks after marching to Healers under arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boley
Maho
Haywood
Judie Woods
Rcquit
Tacener & Sharrow
Mugartay
Mathivers Benien
Bbarecke
Aude
France
Ith
Telegraphers May Call General Strike
San Francisco reports show about 200 telegrapher strikers out with service kept by company officials. Possible expansion of the walkout looms if nonunion workers stay away and national union leaders are asked to act. Meanwhile Funston's reply to a Fourth of July parade invitation is viewed as insulting by city officials and a committee may demand an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Postal
Cltex
United Railroads
May
Western Union
Tn i
Small
Teea
United States
Frederick Funston
Funston
Gen. Funston
Gen. Punaton
Girl killed while pinning her hat in Hoan Tex
Miss Fannie Foreman 12 miles northeast of Mallinger in Hoan Texas was struck by lightning yesterday evening while pinning her hat in front of a mirror preparatory to going home after a visit at a neighbor's. She died instantly with no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoan
Tex
Gay
Mallinger
Fannie Foreman
Éil
Strike Breakers En Route To Frisco From Ogden
Two core loads of telegraph operators from the east, under six Pinkerton detectives, passed Ogden today en route to San Francisco to take the places of striking line operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Ogden
Utah
Pinkerton
San Francisco
Rieo
Great Bend Banker Commits Death by Own Action
Great Bend Kay Junce 22 T M Reward bookkeeper of First National Bank of Great Bend committed death by own action this morning by shooting himself through the heart. No cause known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kay
T. M
Firat Na-_ Honat bank
Pioneer lawyer dies suddenly at Excelsior Springs
Kansan lawyer June Brumback, pioneer in the field and brigadier general in the wartime army, died suddenly this morning in a cannary area near Excelsior Springs. The report notes his service in the Civil War and his prominence in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan Oy
June Brumback
Lasyer
Cannar Wn
Excelsior Spr
Wiles Army
Hibs Leath
Jefferson
Winegrowers Protected by Law in France Vote
Paris June 22 The Chamber of Deputies passed nearly all clauses of the wine fraud bill enabling immediate effect and relief for wine growers. Remaining clauses to be taken up without delay. Celebrations spread as growers anticipate relief from the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Deputied
Unveil Memorial to Thomas Bayard in Wilmington
In Delaware a bronze memorial to Thomas F. Bayard secretary of state under Cleveland former U S senator and first American ambassador to Great Britain was unveiled before a record crowd. The ceremony lacked Mr. Cleveland who was to speak. John Taugeet Moore of Columbia University delivered the address and Bayard’s widow drew the card removing the drapery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
John Taugeet Moore
Columbia Univerty
Garfield Officials Visit Albuquerque In August Tour
Secretary of the Interior Garfield and top officials will visit New Mexico in August. They plan August 16 for a briefing at Los Vegans then Albuquerque for a brief reception before heading to Arizona to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Ifford Pinchot
Forester
Rernice Newell
New Mexico
Lax Vegan
Albuquerque
Ariowna Ty
Two Cent Fare Across United States Decision
Railroad presidents agree on a uniform two cent fare to apply nationwide, aiming to lower travel costs for passengers across the country. The plan seeks to standardize the rate, boosting accessibility and rail usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Railroads Adopt Two Cent Per Mile Fare Across Nation
Chicago June 22 The Inter Ocean reports passenger rates on all U S railroads will be reduced to two cents per mile starting July 1. Leaders of western and transcontinental lines reached a binding, informal agreement to implement the rate, though court actions loom. The plan may cut service quality and suspend transcontinental excursion rates, with full travel from New York to San Francisco likely costing two cents a mile. Santa Fe was represented by President E P Ripley who urged nationwide adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter- Ocean Today
United States
New York
San Francisco
Santa Fe
E. P. Ripley
Missing records spark probe into Santa Fe penitentiary
In Santa Fe on June 22, sensational disclosures arise as records from the secret examination of the territorial penitentiary appear missing from the executive office. Expert accountant Francis H. McMahon, involved in the Hagerman inquiry, faces subpoena in H. O. Bursum vs. Territory of New Mexico, with testimony blocked by absence of original signed reports. The three reports, once kept in the executive office, were reportedly removed by ex governor Hagerman, hindering open accounting for penitentiary funds. McMahon plans to testify if records are produced. otherwise he may face detention to compel disclosure of details about the Bursum-Hagerman case and prison examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
Francis H. MacMahon
Territorial Penitentiary
H. J. Hagerman
H. O. Bursum
Hagerman
McMahon
Territory of New Mexico
Fun Shanon
Ign
Humber
Referendum Vote Before Calling a Strike in Denver
Western Federation of Miners adopt measures to authorize a referendum vote before any strike action. The move aims to secure public backing and ensure orderly labor action under local conditions in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation
Denver
Western Federation of Miners debate new strike rules
Denver June 22 The Western Federation of Miners adopted a constitutional amendment requiring a referendum by all local unions before any strike, two thirds affirmative to authorize strikes, replacing the former three fourths vote. An amendment bans labor contracts by unions or members and a split with the Industrial Workers of the World is expected to be debated next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Heal
Industrial Workers of the World
Mahoney 4
Mahoney
Frank Farrington
Illinois Distriet No. 1
United Mine Workers of Amert
Duncan McDonald
Illinois
The
Emit
Federation
Bome
Mr. McDonald
Haywood
Colorado
Prisoners Sentenced to Penitentiary Heads to Santa Fe
Sheriff Anteeto Cyprial Beene with Deputy Sir Maria Bace and Henry Dreyfus escorted five prisoners to the Santa Fe penitentiary after sentences handed by Judge Parker. Miguel Olgula received six months and one day for livery stable tapping. Canuto Apodaga six months and one day for intent to kill with a deadly weapon. Jo Lecano y Soto five years for horse larceny. Emilio Jaramil o six months and one day for unlawful discharging a firearm. Francisco Tafoya one year for drawing and nourishing a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anteeto Cyprial Beenero
Parker
Santa Fe
Maria Bace
San Antonio
Henry Dreyfus
Socorro
Miguel Olgula
tMls
Canuto Apodaga
Jo Lecano Y Soto
Emilio Jaramiilo
Francisco Tafoya
Also Mentioned on This Page
Him
Olsen
Arriba
John
Harry Lee
Thomas Bayard
Newport
Mia
John Nicho
Boy Executive
Raynolds
Industrial Workers of World
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