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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1905
Page
1
A terse report notes casualties scattered along a Philippine beach as authorities investigate a disaster. The piece mentions Cassie Chadwick in connection with a writ of error sought to provide a potential remedy or appeal in the case.
Reports from Manila and Caucasia describe a deadly outbreak in Caucasia with ten killed and eleven wounded. Typhoon devastation hinders hemp farming, with losses estimated at five million dollars and a year needed to restore plantations. Civil unrest spreads to Tieso Island as bodies wash ashore. The scene echoes through other cities with legal and diplomatic notes.
In St Louis on October 3 the second trial of Senator Burton of Kansas began before Judge Acame. Prosecutors Habb and Col. Dyer seek to prove the same charges and introduce new evidence as in the first trial. Burton’s defense includes Judge Dillon Lehmann and Rossington. The earlier case noted a $500 cash payment in St Louis for Rialto Grain work, with a $2,500 contract. The Supreme Court split on where Burton should be indicted, most justices finding Washington proper.
Omaha Nebraska October 3 Pat Crowe will be returned from Butte on a charge of shooting with intent to kill Officer Jackson two weeks ago Edward A Cudahy declares he will prosecute Crowe on the kidnapping of his son The prisoner is identified as Crowe Chief Donohue will depart Omaha tonight with requisition papers He says he is Crowe and wishes to return to clear himself believing no law can prosecute him
Budapest October report notes coalition area endorsement for audience with the King Emperor at Vienna. Pre committees in the Hungarian Parliament approve, to be sent to a plenary conference of opposition parties. Resolution says coalition cannot form a cabinet under conditions set by the crown and protests any revision of the 1817 settlement dependent on Austrian view, opposes undermining Hungary economic independence. Also deprecates parliament prorogations and seeks the Emperor’s memorandum discussed in parliament to identify responsible parties. NEWSPAPER MAN PAID NATURE'S LAST DEBT Des Moines pension agent Richard Clarkson died today after thirty years with the Iowa State Register.
Hopkinsville Kentucky Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias opened its three days annual session in the city with Mayor Jouett Henry welcoming. J G Covington gave the response. local lodge and Grand Beharestias W F Schurmitn welcomed. Large reception and social events planned. In Detroit Ferdinand Palma trial on naturalization frauds began in U S district court. Palma once a detective and alleged chief conspirator in illegal naturalizations.
Cambridge Mass Oct 3 Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of the president elect reported for the Harvard freshman football eleven He weighed 145 pounds and said he played four years at Groton Few candidates for places on the team are smaller than he is.
In St Louis a suit seeks to block a Toledo meeting of George Gould and associates over the Wabash railway. Ramsey Jr faults the gathering as a move to appoint a board and chair to control Wabash, potentially stifling cross-state competition with Missouri Pacific.
Seattle robbers dynamited the baggage and express cars of the Great Northern overland train near Ballard, delaying it two and a half hours. Two masked men, aided by others, forced the engineer to move, opened the express safe with dynamite, while two youths riding the blind baggage collected money from passengers. No serious injuries. local safe untouched. Arrests made in Everett for the youths Frank Alfred and Roland Gibbs. robbers fled.
federal court placed Western Life Indemnity in receivership with Edwin Day named receiver. Rosenfeld, tied to the company, faces charges of profiting from life insurance schemes and endangering policyholders while the legislative committee vows to pursue the inquiry through the year. New York figures seek permission to sue McCall and Perkins to recover 150000 donated to Republican funds.
About 350 to 400 ministers and many lay members gather in Freeport to open the Rock River Conference eighth annual session. The program includes examinations, addresses by Rev. J A Matlack and Rev. John Lee, and a reception led by Daniel McMalen, with Bishop Luther D. Wilson presiding and Wesley Hospital fundraiser in the afternoon.
Salem with 1900 schools and about 224000 members hosts the Massachusetts Sunday School convention at Tabernacle Church. Delegates attend from across the state with sessions on prayer preparation and children's meetings led by Mrs Higgins and Mr Sholer. Prominent speakers include Dr A F Schauffler and W C Pearce among others.
Scranton hosts the twenty sixth annual convention of the Fire men's association of Pennsylvania attracting thousands. Notables include Chiefs Croker Philadelphia and Humphrey Pittsburg with Mayor Mc Clellan New York City as guest. Opening session at Lyceum theater featured welcome addresses and a 2 p.m. reconvening.
Houston report from Edna at 1 o clock today states Monk Gibson has not yet been captured and there is no knowledge of a report that the negro was shot to death. Also included is the Washington monthly report noting cotton average condition at 71.2 percent.
Miss Katherine Leonard, sister of Harry A., says she is protecting another man in the scandal over the $359,000 in National City bank securities. She supplied police with a name tied to a woman who guarded part of the securities in a safety vault as the Cincinnati cruiser was reportedly afloat after grounding for seven hours.
Alamogordo and Santa Rosa New Mexico Oct 3 W B Childers attorney for Thomas Hubbell former Bernalillo county sheriff asked the territorial supreme court associate justice to issue a writ prohibiting Judge Abbott from compelling Hubbell to surrender his books and office to Perfecto Armijo. Judge Mann took the matter under advisement. Armijo seeks sheriff title and Hubbell remains in office pending the supreme court ruling. Hubbell and Armijo supporters arrived in Alamogordo on October 3. writ directed Abbott to desist from enforcing Armijo’s sheriff order and to await lawful proceedings. Arguments continued through the day with a decision expected tomorrow morning.
Justice James Miuddison Barker of Massachusetts dies of heart disease at Union Club. Charlen Minter, noted sheep man of Upton, killed by his herder in Newhartie. Mrs J Algo and Mrs Joseph Cardell, along with a child, burned in a cabin. husbands escaped.
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