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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
3
Two girls attempted to photograph women’s suffrage riots in London but failed to secure images. The incident reflects early protest coverage and limitations of amateur reporters in a volatile city environment.
New York March 16 two fixers of manicures vow to quit the trade after a near collision with a burst flywheel at the Knickerbocker hotel. Stories sketch flirtations with shipboard life and a courtroom drama involving Miss Nan Brennan and the Thaw case amid notes on General Booth and the Salvation Army.
A Land March report notes that English suffragists remain hopeful despite the bill being talked to death in the House of Commons. Support splits into two camps, with fighting activists and peaceful persuaders shaping tactics, including confrontations and arrests. Leaders like Warwick and Lady Frances Balfour direct passive aims while police prepare for riots.
B Tucker, a well known citizen of Ropwetl, visited his daughter Eva Caskey on Fourth Street and drank what he believed was fresh water. The vessel contained lye recently mixed by Ms Caskey. He drank a large amount, then took vomit and eggs whites, and on Wednesday showed no further symptoms. Subscribed for The Cheen and see the news.
William Red Walker topped Emeryville racing with about twenty five horses and more than fifteen thousand dollars in earnings. Hunter the jockey, a colored rider, contributed to a season marked by dominance and substantial prize winnings, while Sam Hildreth and Walter Jennings stood as the season’s leading owners.
A chaotic race scene at Eimeryville gates features Walker Ustead, Edwin Gunn, Jake Moose, and a host of nicknamed horses. The narrative notes Walker’s savvy betting strategy, keeping prices steady while sending commissions nationwide, making him a shrewd, patient trainer who spots winners and cashes out without driving odds down.
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