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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
1
Russia faces strained ties as Germany protests what it calls improper guidance to the Alge Ciras envoy. Berlin demands clarification and a redirection of messages to avoid further diplomatic friction.
In a tense multipart dispatch from St Petersburg and Paris to Indianapolis and New York, radical unions seek secretly elected delegates to a spring meeting in Minland to decide on a general strike and provisional government. Russia backs French claims at Algeciras, while French miners clash with troops in Jens, and coal operators and miners in Indianapolis fail to reach a wage agreement. The era’s labor agitation spreads across Europe with broad political aims and immediate industrial tensions.
A Herald telegraph from Patermo reports twenty one earthquakes over three days on Ustica. A great valley has formed center island with demolished houses. The penal settlement houses hardened criminals who attempted escape but were subdued by guards. One island mountain is erupting.
The school board met at 4 PM to discuss issuing bonds to fund new school buildings as enrollment grows and existing facilities reach capacity. A special election would be required if bonds are approved, with potential approval by Congress causing delays. Other funding ideas were discussed but no decisions reached. In Washington, the Senate approved a joint resolution extending the open entry period for Shoshone Wind River Reservation land in Wyoming from June 15 to August 15, 1906, amid debate on railroad rate reform and a proposed expanded interstate commerce commission with more members, longer terms, and higher pay.
Pittsburg hosts a dog show by the mort aristocrane and blue-blooded breeds with pedicroes in the Hotel Sevanley. A larger Waldorf Astoria New York dog exhibit is noted as a metro event. Committee of ladies of the exclusive Pittsburg society handles the arrangements with Walter F. Ronder and J. G. Leley in charge. Dr. Stewart Lacock is the veterinarian.
New York March 22 The advisory board of engineers for the proposed Detroit river tunnel met to open bids. The plan envisions two single track tubes with a concrete center wall and water tight construction. Diver placed concrete and an impervious seal aim to speed work and cut costs with no cofferdams.
Lowell mass March 22 The Masonic Lodge No 19 will observe the nineteenth anniversary of its charter with a supper at the Masonic Temple and a musical literary program. Officers Benjamin W Clement Lucius A Derby in charge plus remarks on Pawtucket history and the Spalding house preservation plan by Molly Varnum Chapter D A R and local historical groups.
A Pennsylvania party led by Governor Pennypacker and General Samuel K Schweck will dedicate the state memorial in Na Henal Park on March 24 and visit Vickeburg city. The group travels by special train through Kielmont Vanville and Batleburg to Meridian, with receptions planned at the Carnal hotel and a Charleston area tour.
Newark New Jersey March 22 Giuseppe Marino an Italian was hanged here today for the murder of his brother in law The murder followed a quarrel between the two men The struggle to save himself from the gallows during the past two years was remarkable He exhausted all legal means and made sensational attempts to escape from confinement.
Fragmentary wire copy reports roads near Cleveland and Southwest traction halted by heavy snow. Shovel crews worked as wind and drifts slowed travel forty miles north of a major hub. Colorado Springs notes Tesla era chatter and a caretaker role in New York despite retirements or defaults.
In Washington on March 22 the House voted 149 to 124 to send the statehood bill to conference after a demanding roll call. Minority Leader Williams urged Arizona and New Mexico omissions, but was defeated. Dalzell defended the rule while Grosvenor backed the move as necessary to pursue an orderly conference. Several Republicans joined Democrats against the previous question, signaling a divided chamber on the statehood issue.
Special to The Evening Citizen from Santa Fe New Mexico on March 22 reports Dante A Macpherson charged with criminal tibel waived arraignment and the case will go to the next term in September. He is under $1 000 cash bond. His attorney Albert McMillan and he depart this evening for Albuquerque.
Under Sheriff Lopez surfaced a telegram from Editor McCutchen of San Marcial about coming to Bocory to obtain the sheriff and serve process. A bond of 1000 dollars for Myr. McCauphen was posted by W. S. Hopewell Ernest Meyers and Mesare Frank and Thomas Hubbell, witnessed and acknowledged. Unclear whether McCareh will return to attend cattle and horsemen meeting or stay with Mr Lopes to Santa Fe.
Governor Beckham traveling via No. 2 to southern California with Kentucky capitalists and friends. He will stop at the Grand Canyon en route and promotes a statewide homecoming for Kentuckians abroad. Louisville plans a grand welcome with substantial subscriptions and souvenirs for attendees.
St Joseph Missouri March 32 The semi annual meeting of the Missouri Valley Medical association opened in the rooms of the Commercial Club Numerous prominent physicians from across the valley are in attendance An array of speakers and read papers will be delivered by Drs N S Davis Jr L C McArthur Peyton B Turek from Chicago Grover Burnett Kansas City etc and other state physicians including Dr P C Gore Dr Charles Bowers and Dr Daniel Morton Local interest centers on the gathering of medical leaders and the exchange of advances in the profession
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