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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1907

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Hill and Harriman Stocks Suffer Most

New York stock market opens with steep declines as Hill and Harriman issues lead the slide. Union Pacific drops seven points amid rumors of failures and inquiries by the stock exchange committee. London trades 60,000 shares as officials note possible carryovers and settlements with creditors. EH Harriman denies retiring from railroad work.

New York Hill Harriman Union Pacific Ohlot London Ers Stock Exchange Committee Stock Exchange EH. H. Harriman

Fire guts Augusta Chronicle and telegraph offices

A blaze that started in the job printing department of the Augusta Chronicle destroyed the Chronicle offices and adjacent Western Union Telegraph company and Union ticket office. Losses are estimated between 75000 and 100000 dollars. The Chronicle produced a four page issue from the Herald plant by 10 am.

Georgia PLRE Augusta Augusta Chronicle Chronicle Western Union Telegraph Company Union Ticket Office Herald

Pacific Slope Deluged by Enormous Downpour

San Francisco reports heavy rains since last Saturday causing floods across northern California. Oroville Marysville and Stockton areas face rising waters and damaged crops while levees hold. Towns Lincol and Woodbridge at risk and rail traffic on the Southern Pacific disrupted by landslides near Monterey County.

San Francisco California Oroville Maryville Folsom State Prison Stockton San Joaquin Woodbridge Lincoln Marysville Youba Logan's Ferry Monterey County Southern Pacific Trafic Coast McAdie

Governor Sifts Through Long List Of Appointments

Special to The Evening Citizen Santa Fe March 19. The legislature split over a general appropriation bill and a new election law as the house and council debated and confirmed a host of gubernatorial nominations including W. G. Sargent Levi Hughes and others. A heated floor clash between Holt and Hudspeth led to fistfights, apologies, and a chaotic but continuing session as committees and executives moved to finalize appointments and bills.

Santa Fe House S Council Holt Hudspeth Speak Inta Fe Republic Beach Mr. Hudspeth special _committee Office of The Territorial Susetain W. G. Sargent Bargent H. C. Abbott Colfax Moran Trujillo University of New Mexico Dakies Sargent Easurer Levi Hughes Raveling Charles V Sat Varden W. E. Griffith Robert BP Revine 4 Coul Ol Duneandor James Me Grant County Hilton Leta J.T. Hinckle Chaves County Martin Lohman Dona Ana BE. A. Miera Sandoval Cattle Sanitary Board E. R. Manning W. FE. McDonald Lincoln Charles L. Ballard Chayres N. M A. J. Hudspeth H. B. Mott Holts Special Committee Jeader Asion Speaker Mr. Holt Abbott Fax Denniston Mudapeth la Mirabel Ruppe Sanches San Miguel Walters Second Judicial District Pennsylvania H. J. Hagerman E. ©. Abbott Council Coun Spless Committee On Finance Hoyweil Torrance County Lis Cruces Banta Fe Sliver City Cameron Haswell Gallup Duncan Bulxer Judiciary Fourth District House Oil Supreme Court Wate W. C. Reid Arthur Treifod Lbrarian Mra Anita J. Chapmay Ito, Franch Serna Rio Arriba

Telegraphers Threaten Strike Over Denver Operator Firing

Telegraphers threaten to strike at 10 this morning over the discharge of an operator in Denver. The union cites demands for reinstatement or a valid reason, while company officials deny hindering Denver workers and note promotions of union members. Committees were formed to handle the ultimatum and to mobilize affected employees.

Telegraphery Union Denver Western Union ‘Telegraph Company Denver Republican Wilematum Ub. Leonard Oper Union East

King Leopold Suffered Cerebral Attack Report Confirmed

Brussels March 19 private inquiry confirms King Leopold aged about 72 who is visiting the Riviera suffered a cerebral attack and was unconscious for a time officials say he is near seventy two.

Brussels Leopold Riveria

Merchants Rate Shipping Bureau forms in Albuquerque

The Merchants Rate Shipping Bureau, led by L. V. Mockridge and J. A. Smith, offers to handle Albuquerque merchants shipping accounts. They promise access to rail rates, route analysis, and damage recovery, aiming to save money for local businesses. Herr von Plehn, German consul, arrived in Albuquerque and will dine with locals before departing tonight after a city tour.

Merchants Rate Shipping Bureau L. V. Mockridge J. A. Smith Santa Smith Sty Albuquerque Vulte Herr von Plehn United States Denver West California Herman Schweitzer Otto Dieckmann Gen. L. Brooks Alvarado Santa Fe

Harriman Buys Competing San Pedro Line Interest

San Francisco report says Senator W A Clark and associates own stock in the San Pedro Salt Lake and Los Angeles road and Harriman group purchases shares while retaining 36 million in bonds. Officials deny sale and Clark says he has no plans to sell his stake.

San Francisco W. A. Clark Montana San Pedro, Salt Lake Sos Angeles Harriman Clark R. C. Kerens David Keith Thomas Kearns Jacks Los Angeles Santa Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Senator Clark Harrman

New York Skating Championship Opens At St Nicholas

The national figure skating championship of the Amateur Athletic Union begins tonight at the St Nicholas rink in New York. Irving Brokaw, former titleholder, is expected to defend his crown as a record entry of contestants brings a high level of talent and competition.

New York Wren Amateur Athletic Union St. Nicholas Irving Brokaw

Boilermakers Union Says No Strike Planned on Union Pacific

An official Union Pacific boilermakers representative in Omang Nevada states there is no intention to strike. He said the claim that Harriman road shops would strike is erroneous and not contemplated for Omaha or other Union Pacific shops.

Omang Nev Sho Harriman Omaha Union Pacific Union

Dynamite Found in Sinclair's Helicon Hall Ruins

New York report says dynamite was found in the ruins of Helicon Hall, Sinclair's cooperative colony house near Englewood No 1, destroyed by fire early Saturday. An inmate was reportedly awake minutes before the blaze, supporting theories of incendiary motive. Authorities and insurance officials investigated. secrecy was kept on the dynamite discovery.

Sinclair Helicon Hall New York Hellecon Hall Upton Sinclair Englewood No 1 Kovern Tre Binglewood Joreen Ernest Koester Met Charles M. Hiliker Helieon Ball Milliker Emma Erekine Hate Mentaton Sinplair Mire Halen

Exploiters of Fake Mining Enterprises Charged

March 19 report covers Thaw trial cross examination of Dr. Smith Ely Jellis Tee the insanity expert for the defense. Delmas objects to cross exam and Jerome’s remarks. Jelliffe contends Thaw's insanity from paranoid form for at least two and a half years prior to the tragedy. Two more experts to be heard for Thaw. Also noted are the stalled hearing of C I Blackman and Arthur Lavan on mail fraud charges and a San Francisco grand jury inquiry into municipal corruption with multiple supervisors examined.

New New Smith Ely Jellis- Tee Jerome Jelliffes Delmas Fitzgerald Jelliftee Mila Thaw C. I. Blackman Arthur Lavan Bullion Spanish Mines Company United States Hinsdale Federal Grand Jury Pueblo Frisco Supervisors San Francisco Board of Supervisors Langdon Seasios San Francsco

President Holds Interviews Amid Rail Talks

Washington reports that President Charles and Attorney General Stead did not discuss politics with Senator Hansbrough during a March 2 talk. The Alton deal and railroader concerns loom as Mellin and Yates press for a May conference with prominent railway officials to ease public anxiety. Also noted is the death of Army Surgeon General John Moore, a former chief of the medical department.

Washington Deneen Stead Hansbrough North Dakota White House Illnois Yate Hie Wis Leseen Alton Hackman Mellii New Haven Patil Agamy Sergeon Itrig Con John Moore

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