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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1906

Page

3

Overstreet Attacks Clarkson in Roswell Face Fight

In Roswell William Overstreet assaulted U S special agent Clarkson on Main Street after a dispute over alleged land frauds. Clarkson, wearing glasses, was struck and hospitalized briefly. Overstreet pleaded guilty to fighting and paid a fine. The case ties to indictments and tensions between federal investigators and defendants in land fraud probes.

William Overstreet Clarkson Rouwe Overstreet Roswell Aseantt Grosvenor Clarkson Interior Department Main Street Charney Alburt Judge Bailey Usta United States Tallmadges BE. L. Medler Safetang United United States Special Foraker Dezendort B. H. Tallmad Dezendorf B. H Tallmadge Degendorf Mr. Clarkson

Loco weed theory doubts in county cattle woes

Walnut Grove rancher George Merwin questions the hooves of the Inco weed panic, attributing deaths to ticks in animal ears. He claims simple treatment using the afflicted animal's head and fat or grease loosens the pest. He notes dogs and cats are affected and shares observations from Texas. Postmaster robbed tale included with Electric Bitters ad.

Geo. Merwin Walnut Grove Prescott Journal- Miner Roco Texas Jone

Roosevelt Hails Supreme Court Boost on Corporate Book Access

President Roosevelt says the recent Supreme Court ruling on the tobacco trust case will let the government inspect the books of interstate firms, aiding prosecutions for criminal trusts. Attorney General Moody calls it one of the court's most sweeping decisions, removing privacy barriers and enabling evidence from records to be used in indictments.

Ould Tobacco Trust Supreme Court Tila Department of Justice Moody Dinner States Supreme Court

Yachts to Race From Frisco to Honolulu

Honolulu May 10 The first ocean yacht race across the Pacific will start from San Francisco May 19, finishing at Honolulu under Hawaiian Promotion committee. A $500 cup will go to the winner with a return race to the Golden Gate for another $500 trophy. International interest grows with entrants like Maple Leaf from Canada and Anemone from New York. The field includes Nixie and La Paloma from San Francisco, Rosita of Seattle, and the auxiliary ketch Maple Leaf. race expected to last about two weeks. If successful it may become an annual event with a challenge for an American yacht if Canada wins this year.

Honolulu H. L Pacific San Francisco Golden Gate California New York Wile Canada Nixie Pulion B._ Berry Augie Lamine Anemene Toleaf la Paloma Rosita Sevis Ion Seattle Lady Ada Martha Tramontania Alexander McLaren Royal Vancouver Yacht Club

Who Owns Spring Not Rockefeller But Humanity

A vivid description celebrates spring in contrast to wealth, urging readers to appreciate nature and daily blessings. The piece imagines Sunday sunshine, fresh air, and rural scenes with birdsong and blooming vines, presenting spring as a communal beauty accessible to all humanity.

Spring Rockefeller Carnegie Humanity

May Day in a Rural Scene of Hope and Nature

A vivid prose sketch celebrates spring along a country landscape. It paints blooming tulips magnolia trees and maples, fragrant gardens, and tidy houses while praising community, nature, and honest work. The author invites readers to enjoy Sunday walks as May reveals its beauty and value in everyday life.

Rins Robins Linebieda Orioles Mackbirds Martina Jarks Uroom

Promotions in Santa Fe Railway Service

A. K. Freeland, promoted from clerk and operator at Santa Fe, is named joint agent of the Santa Fe and Santa Fe Central at Kennedy station and assumed new duties yesterday. The previous agent Wheeland’s vacancy will be filled soon, as the office needs a larger force to operate efficiently. Subscribers urged to read The News.

Santa FE Santa Fe Railway Santa Fe Central Kenenedy A. K. Freeland Miesation Samus Fe Wheeland Luts

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