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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
1
A mass gathering erupts as residents protest perceived government delays. Anger grows as officials fail to act swiftly, sparking disorder and calls for urgent action. Local leaders urge restraint while organizers vow continued demonstrations.
Paris reports a massive southern France uprising as winegrowers flood cities to demand relief and protest wine adulteration. Leader Marcellin Albert unites half a million growers, with mayors resigning and officials threatened, while the government struggles to respond.
Rochester dispatch reports five dead and several injured when a passenger train collided with a freight near Mitchell’s farm on the Auburn branch east of Pittsford. The wreck, blamed on freight crew miscommunication, left two young Lyons family members among the victims and damaged cars, with most passengers injured.
Engineer Warner of Las Vegas reached Albuquerque to meet his wife en route from Los Angeles, but she died moments after train arrival last night. Her son, who learned of her serious condition, moved her to a hospital where medical aid failed. Warner’s freight row kept him unaware until today. Burial plans and dividends are noted in local notices.
Special to The Evening Citizen Santa Fe reports Clark a cowboy held for safe keeping pending trial for the killing of Jin Chase at Benicia three years ago testified on prison affairs under Trelford. He admits killing Chase but pleads self defense. Lack of funds delays court. He cites convict Clarence Hamilton forced to work after a arm fracture and shoveling despite medical orders.
Confession details describe Doan abused in a dark cell for days, with wrists hoisted, weight loss, and extreme punishments reported by Clark. Guards allegedly fed bread and water to Dean while confined, with lifting and revival attempts tied to Captain Trefford's stick. Food described as meager and poor amid harsh treatment. Separately in Cleveland, Mrs Bes sie Metzdorf admits burglary role with husband Otto during store raiding.
Austin reports state health officer Dr. W H Brumby plans to issue a proclamation barring all tuberculosis patients in advanced stages from entering Texas. He cites alarm from health seekers and rapid spread near San Antonio Kerrville and El Paso, while milder cases may still enter due to climate suitability.
In San Francisco on June 24 Mayor Eugene Schmits is rumored to be the subject of a social whirl at O'Neil's, with lavish entertainments planned and prominent visitors expected. Police notes suggest his stay may end up in a jail cell, despite ornate lodgings and private meals described by associates.
A fragmented breakfast and meal listing from an English menu or advertisement. It mentions boiled beer, hot biscuits, lettuce salad, wherries and cream, beet broth, boiled dinner, carved beef and cabbage, potato salad, cauliflower, apple pie, and chocolate. The text reads as a period food fare outline with unclear context or full sentences.
The Nelson county jury pool began for former Judge W G Loving charged with murder in Oak Ridge. The case follows a shooting after a buggy ride with 19 year old Elizabeth Loving, alleged intoxication, and accusations of drugging, leading to Estes being killed as he unloaded a fertilizer car.
In Tucson on June 4 Judge Campbell sentenced M. J. Grove to death for the murder of his wife. He faces execution on August 17 unless he appeals to the supreme court for a rehearing or the governor acts. Grove’s attorneys argued emotional insanity but the jury convicted him.
In Tucson on June 24 Circo Ramirez, nephew of Eduar do Ramirez, held in Tucson Jail, seeks Mexican extradition and kills by a freight train while attempting to reach Hermosillo to be near his father Circo Ramirez in the penitentiary. The boy ran away from Nogales with a companion hoping to visit his father. He was identified by photos carried on his person.
Clarence Darrow opened defense for William D Haywood in Boise arguing the Western Federation of Miners is an industrial not murderous organization. He attacked Pinkerton involvement and portrayed Orchard as a liar while promising witnesses to counter state claims and reveal the federation’s alleged protectors and motives.
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