Bankers Walsh hearing delayed amid street brawl at federal building
The preliminary hearing of John A. Walsh, ex president of the Chicago National Bank, on banking law violations was postponed to March 19 due to his attorney's absence. A melee erupted as photographers clashed with Walsh supporters outside the Adams Street entrance, resulting in injuries and police intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States
Foote
Walsh
Friends of
Federal Building
Adams Street
Alsh
Preacher Convicted in Hendersonville Case Seeks Clemency
Rev. H Jones Baptist minister and ex pastor of seven churches in Henderson county was convicted at Hendersonville of criminal relations with Mrs Ingeline Cagle and sentenced to one year in prison. Mrs Cagle was also convicted and ordered to pay $100 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. Y
Rev
H. Jones
Henderson County
Hendersonville
Ingeline Cagle
Caledonian rebate case may head to compromise
A prominent local attorney tied to the plaintiffs says Caledonian Coal seeks trial and settlement may come if the railroad pays the damages claimed. Others suggest a compromise could occur while attorney Field is in New York, with hints of high level involvement and reluctance to proceed to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
Caledonian Coal Company
Waa
Tam
Field
New York
Paul Morten
Jing
Armed guards prevent lynching of young murderer at Pagosa Springs
Guards surround the county jail to stop a lynching of Oral Weir who confessed to murdering his uncle Joseph Weir for robbery. Excitement runs high as a mob is feared to attempt the act. Great rejoicing follows the Oklahoma statehood bill passage in the senate with unanimous concurrence on amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagosa Springs
Cole
March
Oral Weir
Joseph Weir
Oklahoma
Okalomacy
Okla
Senate
House Won't Accept Senate Statehood Amendments
Washington March 10 The House will not act on the statehood bill until the river and harbor committee returns from a southern inspection around March 19. Leaders believe the House will concur in the Senate amendments to exclude Arizona and New Mexico, while insurgents lack votes to carry a direct concurrence. A conference is expected if the Senate amendments are sent back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
River and Harbor Committee
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Hamilton
Babcock
Mave
Statehood
Luis
Cannon
Cannons
Michigan
House Committee On Territories
Rodey
Evening Citizen
Foraker
Burrows
Friends of Joint Statehood
Mem
Roosevelt
Camnon
Arkona
Tis
Oklahoma
Washington
J. Lorenzo Hubbell
F. Aineworth
Arizon
Stranger O challenges for match race at Overland meet
Telegram from G A Wahlgren in Denver asks Joseph Barnett of Albuquerque to match Stranger O against a horse named Horses for two races at 500 a corner with winner take all. Barnett replies from Albuquerque accepting or refusing terms. Immigration and agriculture notes from Manitoba Manitoba and Western Canada mention influx and prospects for settlers, with potential 60 000 Americans moving to Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Barnett
Albuquerque
N. M
Stranger Orgali
Castlewood
Florodora
G. A. Wahlgren
Joseph Barnet
Pacer
Overland Racecourse Association
Leaver
Denyer
Cole
Stranger
Wither
Wito
Mateh
Sid Mr. Barnett
Denver
Winnlaes
Man
Mit
Manitola
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Western
Canada
Straneer
Plapodora
Acros
Walle Otek
de Tarigration
Camiewand
Settfors
Towa
Atlantic
Salvation Army
Ubelom
Barway
Vety
Wonderful advance in electrical use across the industry
Fortytwo million dollars shows the electrical industry’s 1904 to 1905 gain. Motor output rose seven million. telephone apparatus gained half a million. wire and cable makers up five million. miscellaneous apparatus up twenty six million. Industry-wide growth continues as lighting and domestic current spread, with safer, cheaper electricity driving widespread adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
2D York
Xiage
Government of Manchuria Nears Formal Establishment
Government of Manchuria appears almost formed with the American Legation at Pekin preparing for emergency roles. Possible transitional administration signals indicate rising foreign and local coordination as authorities finalize control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Mt Dajo Battle Deepens Amid Moro Resistance
In Manila reports March 10 describe four days of fierce combat at Mt Dajo as American forces attack the Moro stronghold. About 900 killed or wounded. civilians and fighters mingled amid cratered ruins. US authorities fault governor Scott for allowing fortifications near Jolo. Zamboanga authorities limit press details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hiss
Mt. Dajo
Luzon
HART
Aassociatea Presa
Zamboanga
Jolo
Hugh Scott
American legation fortifies in Peking fortress readiness
The American legation in Peking is fortified and prepared for a siege as riots threaten China. Built after the Boxer uprising, the brick and stone complex includes ministerial, secretary, and chancellor quarters enclosed by a solid wall. If needed, troops from Manila could reinforce by sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Legation
Sydney W. Meeley
Treasury Deparment
United States
Kite Leon
Manita
Manila
Bismarck’s Old Opponent Hugo Richter Dies in Berlin
Berlin reports the death of Hugo Richter, long time editor of the Freiburger Zeitung and a radical opponent of Bismarck in the Reichstag since its foundation. He died at 4 this morning after a long political career and involvement in press affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
DIFO
Berlin
Hugene Richter
Radical Iér
Reichstag
Freiéiansge Zeitung
Steamship company to start oil line service
New York reports that United Steamship Company, recently incorporated in New Jersey with a capital of 1 million dollars, plans an oil tank ship service in partnership with Union Oil Company of San Francisco. Two ships Minnetonka and Minnewastar, built in Cleveland, will join the Great Lakes route as the core of the venture. The RUAE Newport News series will help record trade between San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruae
Newport News
San Tran
Sandwich Islands
Writ for St John Habeas Corpus Filed in Supreme Court
In Boise Idaho Vincent St John and others including Moyer Haywood and Pettibone face habeas corpus petitions. St John not yet indicted by grand jury and may be discharged upon其 report. A protest meeting against the prosecution is planned for March 13 at the Grand Palace in New YorkRegarding Idaho assassination case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Vincent St. John
Supreme Court
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
St. John
New York
Steunenberg
Grand Palace
City Democrats Oppose Non-Partisan Ticket
Weld Ingt pight at Dr. C H Carns office, the democratic city central committee opposed eliminating party lines in the city election and will name a democratic ticket at primaries on March 24 with the convention the following Monday. The election is April 2. The party plans to nominate good men and hopes to even the Republican majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld Ingt Pight
C. H. Carns
Democratic City Central Committee
Waa
Éamecoa
Voters urged to question water plant deal in Albuquerque
The Evening Citizen cautions Albuquerque voters about a reported bid to sell the Water Supply Company plant. It questions the credibility of a rival construction engineer and cites F B Luchsinger of Monroe Wisconsin who examined the plant and found the price unreasonable. The notice urges citizens to seek reliable information and stay informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Luchsinger
Water Company
Monroe
Wis
Luchslip
Luchsinger
Albuquerque
Olcome
Evening Citizen
Musical at Baptist church a marked success
A Baptist church musical and literary evening presented by the First Young Peoples Union drew a large audience. Rosa Futrelle Gideon styled the organ, Martha Brown delivered vocal solos with encores, and Misses Bearrup Johnson Pearce Owen and Mrs N J Strumqulat read. Carl J Tolan performed viola and a vocal trio, Leonard Miller wowed with whistling, and proceeds helped reduce the church deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Ust Young Peoples Union
Rosa Futrelle-Gideon
T. Ye
Martha Brownshbs
Bearrup
Johnson
Pearce
Owen
N. J. Strumqulat
Old
Kentucky Home
Carl J
Tolan
Leonard Miller
Water flows at Duranes ditch farms and spring dance
Water from the river supplies Duranes ditch irrigating a rich gardening district near Albuquerque. About seventy five men labored to open and clean the ditch each spring, supporting hundreds of acres of vegetables for the city market. Tonight Henry Springer hosts a dance in Duranes to celebrate the event. Opening sock er football game at college Philadelphia sees Penn versus Haverford in the intercollegiate league as Yale and others are expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neon
Henry Springer
Fos Duranes
Duranes Ditch
Ranehgs de Albuquerque
Philadelphia
Rewma
Pennsylvania University
Haverford University
Columbia
Harvard
Haverford
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Yale
Chicago
Mine Resoin
Michigan
Seumue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beveridge
Senate Committee On Territories
St. Ty
Homa
Indian Territory
Territory
Andrews
House of Representatives
Indiana
Santa PY
Solomon Lana
Ion Mexitco
H. 0.Irman
Republican Central Committee
Hoh. Llewellyn
Mexico
Albany
Frederick D. Kilburn
Savings Banka
Missouri
Jefferson City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Alaska
Roosevelt Today
Wilfred B. Hoggatt
Hoggatt
Juneau
John G. Brady
Miss Anthony
Rochester
Susan B. Anthony
Stranger O
Wahlgren
Government OF
Manchuria
France
India
Scott
State Department
Paris
M. Sarrien
M. Hourgeois
M. Poincaire
Bethune
Minera de
Lahore
Bashaba
Simla
Punjab
Rampur
London
Ushant
Brest
French
Nelson
Port Talbot
Wales
St. Nazaire
City Democrats
Agequia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!