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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
1
A terse item reports Shepard escaping jail in a case described as a running dispute over lesser matters. The brief notes courtroom or law enforcement involvement but provides few details on charges or outcomes.
Diverse cities mark St Patrick s Day with parades banquets and church services while linked to Evacuation Day celebrations in Boston and historic displays in Dublin Scranton and New York. Irish organizations Welsh events and police guard patrols are noted alongside broader patriotism in this observance.
Judge Kitte of the First Tribunal of the Seine summoned the Count and Countess de Castellane for reconciliation under the Countess's petition for absolute divorce. The Countess appeared with Edmond Kelly. the Count, via attorney, sent a note claiming illness, and the case was adjourned.
Testimony in the annual Pena Blanca ditch officers contest centers on resurrecting Antonio Gurule who allegedly voted after death. The 1905 October 2 election outcome hinges on whether a dead man’s ballot can be legally counted as proceedings wrap up. Local officials note incomplete evidence and pending judge ruling.
Princeton N J Maren 17 Former President Grover Cleveland reaches 89 tomorrow as friends plan a quiet celebration. Ex president remains active in public life, admired for influence and calm judgment. He supports outdoor pursuits and enjoys fishing, boating, and hunting in his leisure time.
Pueblo reports the Adobe wreck near the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. At least thirty six lives lost with charred remains found in morgues. Injured expected to recover. Patrick Murphy helped in rescues while S T Lively faces scrutiny over missed orders.
Closing prices show mixed grain values with wheat July at $18.02 and $15.97 for other dates, rice May at $8.50, July $8.52. Kansas City live stock reports list cattle and calves, hogs, and sheep with varied prices. market activity unsettled. A separate New York note cites Peters challenging social norms, alleging a banquet controversy involving champagne and hotel dining room conduct amid ladies’ denials and discussions of reputational impact.
The Chicago National Exhibition opens with calls from Count Witte about atrocities against Jews. The report cites Adal Krave and Adolf Kraus condemning violence directed at religious groups. A separate item notes Manuel Garcia’s 101st birthday celebrations in New York and London exhibit details.
Idaho details reveal Moyer Haywood and Pettibone facing murder charges as 1900 delegates rally. Officials deny Moss talks amid jury probe, while statehood struggle pits Foraker amendment against two territories funding. Arizona and New Mexico appropriations outlined for legislative, executive, and mine inspection needs.
The Deming Cy Water company is advertised as offering pure west water at low rates with a circular network of mains and laterals to prevent stagnation and mosquitos. The piece urges liberal local support to justify construction costs, claiming savings over windmill water and public health benefits. A separate notice reports Edwin Sunderland, a Phoenix contractor and politician, found dead at home amid suspected strychnine poisoning with a coroner’s verdict pending.
In Cincinnati Johann Most, noted anarchist, died today of eryatpelas while visiting a friend. He had been in the city to deliver a speech in Chicago when the attack of sn, in cancelled We vagagemeut led to the event.
Washington March 17 steamship discrimination against American shipping reported from Singapore by Consul General Wilbur who notes a combination among Barberine acme Standard Of steamers under British control and the Hamburg American line to aid English and German dealers in East Indian products and reclaim lost business
Joe Cosgrove a messenger boy was knocked down by a light spring wagon near the post office while riding a bicycle. The wagon wheel passed over his left arm and leg. witnesses say the driver fled after the collision. He was treated at a drug store and returned home with a sling and a limp. The episode calls for discouraging reckless driving by delivery wagons.
J L Hubbell an Arizona trader from Ganado arriving in Albuquerque with family on West Copper, optimistic that Hamilton Joint Statehood bill will pass. He says House balked at the disfigured form from the Senate and that statehood hinges on four territories or none. He notes senators tire of delegations and expects decisive action.
Kingston Jamaica March 15 John Alexander Dowie of Zion City Illinois left Port Antonio last night for Mexico via Santiago Cuba. He has nearly recovered from a stroke and paralysis.
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