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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
1
The Citizen reports Captain Gillenwater’s visit to its office and a threatening display with plero l. The incident follows tense water policy talks and an earlier failed ordinance extension for the Water Company franchise. Citizens condemn the threat, while Morning Journal defends alderman.
A NAME OF LAW committee seeks to compel testimony amid public outrage over legal actions. The panel presses officials for witnesses and details as community voices demand accountability and transparency in the proceedings.
A series of brief items from Cincinnati and Baltimore report legal maneuvering in the Drake committee case involving Thos J. Davis cashier of the First National Bank of Cincinnati. Davis was arrested for refusing to testify, then released by habeas corpus after an unusual transit to Sharon Dayton and Springfield. Separately, Methodists plan a united mission in Japan with bishops from multiple denominations attending. Other items note a New York money market report, a Nosser tragedy, Indiana embezzlement verdicts, and federal court actions in the Western Federation case, plus a Braddock steel mill accident injuring eight workers.
Reports from Albuquerque allege Alderman Gillenwater avoided a morning trial after a weapons incident. He was arrested for carrying and drawing deadly weapons, while witnesses describe a tense exchange at city offices and threats amid a broader water and politics dispute.
Several hundred delegates to the annual meeting of the state council of the Daughters of the American Revolution arrive in Bangor for the convention. The event, moved from January to draw more attendees, follows a postponed prior session last year due to a severe storm. Local chapters prepare receptions and social functions for visitors from across the state.
Colorado Springs March 1. About 100 Y M C A secretaries and leaders from across Colorado gather for the state conference opening. All branches are represented as a program of talks and events is planned with several distinguished speakers addressing the gathering.
New York March 10 Ty Standard of investigation by Missouri officials was adjourned to March 23. Henry Wollman for the attorney general said both sides agreed to postponement. Officials expected a settlement leading to Rockefeller testimony waivers and a smoother questioning phase.
Maine Governor Cobb and most of his staff attend the State of Maine club banquet in Boston as honored guests. The event includes a luncheon and remarks from state leaders amid a busy political schedule.
The Roosevelt family and President Roosevelt express interest in a charity performance of Haefl and redl by the Metropolitan Opera Company for Lagul Aid Scouts. Notables including Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs Astor, and Mr Astor are listed among patrons and contributors for the benefit event tonight. A souvenir with Rognevett family portraits and other illustrations accompanies the program.
March 1 Warrington D C report notes a sweeping change at Annapolis as Secretary Bonaparte signals naval affairs concerns. A midshipmen union proposal has unsettled the academy, stirring debate over discipline and governance amid broader naval policy questions.
Washington March 15 Republicans in the house voted 126 to 96 to stand by the statehood bill. Insurgents adjourned and plan to attend the conference and concur with Senate amendments or accept the two states option if a Referendum for Arizona and New Mexico is kept. Tillman presented rate report to the Senate urging amendments and noting nonpartisan issues. The Mine Workers convention opened with over 1,000 delegates to discuss wage compromises and avoid a general strike on April 1.
The will of late street car magnate Charles T. Yerkes faces probate in Chicago this afternoon. Mrs Mizner, from New York, may appear or be represented. The Mizner trust withdrawal and possible changes to guardians and trustees are noted, with rumors of a hospital project for Chicago.
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