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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
1
Findlay Ohio October 10 The prosecution in the Standard Oil Company of Ohio conspiracy trial plans to fill the day with documentary evidence from two 1892 and 1897 suits against the trust. Rockefeller’s testimony from 1898 was admitted to illuminate prior conditions, not to prove recent acts.
The schooner yacht Frolic, carrying Chinese immigrants from P H E, evaded U S authorities for over two weeks and was seized in Providence river. Two crew members were arrested along with seventeen Chinese suspected as passengers. Coast guard and revenue cutters failed to spot it. a worker discovering two Chinese on a coal yard wharf led to arrests.
Twenty three inmates from the United States penitentiary on McNeil Island in Puget Sound were landed at Fort Leavenworth today. The transfer occurred because of crowding at the western prison.
Kansas City October 10 William J. Brown was booked to make four speeches in Missouri today at Nevada Clinton Sedalia and Columbia He started east last night after two Wichita talks but missed Columbus Kansas and was delayed leaving Kansas City briefly
New York Central railroad and its general manager 3 Pomeroy and Vice President Guilford face trial in the United States circuit court on charges of rebating tied to traffic involving the American Sugar Refining company’s product.
Special to The Evening Citizen from Deming NM reports the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Officers elected for the coming year include Grand Master B A Sleyater Albuquerque Deputy Grand Master V T G Manville Silver City Grand Warden J B Hodgson Deming Grand Secretary Vens of Albuquerque Grand Treasurer D Clements Alamogordo Grand Representative W W Ogh Roswell. Albuquerque delegation celebrates securing two of the six posts.
New Orleans firms received printed circulars said to be drafted in Caracas on September 12, warning that American manufacturers who vote for Roosevelt will be barred from South American trade. The note, signed by the Sublime Brotherhood of Zaques, claims 117 boycott stations exist and criticizes Latin nations as “small.”
Pulaski Tenn October 10 The annual reunion of the Confederate Veterans of the state draws a large turnout with representation from camps and bivouacs across Tennessee It marks the largest gathering in state history as camps and bivouacs meet in a unified effort to consolidate organizations and include all veterans in the division
New York stockholders of Greene Consolidated Copper met for the third annual meeting. About 16,000 of 1,000,000 shares were represented. All retiring directors were reelected except Eugene N. Foss, who was replaced by John H. Martin. The year ending July 31 shows net profits of 3,967,818 and a surplus of 1,785,418, up 621,032 from last year.
Catholic Total Abstainers in Philadelphia observe a city wide celebration in honor of Father Matthew. A monster parade showcased nearly all anti liquor groups with the Philadelphia branch leading the event. The union notes twelve new societies joined in the past year.
Chicago report states Florence McDonald, 26, a chorus member in the Blue Moon company, fell from a four story Windsor Clifton Hotel window after visiting a colleague for luncheon. In a separate incident, a blast furnace explosion at Illinois Steel, South Chicago, killed two and injured five.
New York October meeting of the Atlantic Coast Line company is held to choose a successor to the late W. G. Elliott. It is the annual gathering and will consider other matters of consequence to the carrier.
Havana witnesses a Havana Oct 10 centennial event as Governor Charles E. Magoon arrives with Cuban provisional authority. Missionaries from India China Africa Bohemia Mexico Japan Ceylon and Turkey join the Haystack commemoration. The program includes prayers at the Haystack monument and addresses by leaders from Williams Dartmouth and other colleges.
Winchester Kentucky October 10 fifth annual State development convention opened with thousands in attendance. Delegates discuss development and progress of the state. Tomorrow they tour Beattyville to see the goal tithe area and Ford to inspect the big Kentucky river lumber mills. A visit to the new rock dam on the Kentucky river is also planned.
The New York Jewish holiday season extends beyond Rosh Hashanah as Hosha Na Rabba prayers begin. Seven circuits and harvest symbols are waved in synagogues while believers read Ecclesiastics during the festival. Succahs are erected for seven days with improvised roofs of leaves and branches, and many families share costs to decorate and cover their structures.
Officer James Smith earned praise for a swift arrest near the Elle opera house before the Republican convention. A mountain saw mill owner and companions witnessed a dispute over five dollars as a thief tried to pocket the money in his hand. The suspect, Jove Chaves, confessed at the station and received sixty days in the county jail.
San Francisco reports fourteen steel skyscrapers rising from ruins with $40,000,000 in outlay. Eastern capital floods rehabilitations. demand for skilled workers soars as frame and steel structures multiply. Experts predict at least thirty skyscrapers started within six months, with fireproofing and wind bracing advances key to longevity and safety.
Constantinople Oct 10 Bulgaria threatens to reoccupy Bujak if the Turkish commission fails to sign by Oct 14 the delimitation report. The Porte orders prompt completion of frontier demarcation. Drum head courts in Lodz convict five terrorists by death. Workers join protests against drum head martial law as five socialists are shot at Bendzin.
Unknown youths cut fifteen guy ropes at the skating rink tent corner Fifth street and Railroad avenue. A main rope and several wire supports were severed, threatening collapse. Management plans a watch and says charges of malicious mischief may follow if suspects are identified.
Cold wave and record snow sweep across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Illinois with snow before frost. St Louis reports 34 degree day the coldest October on record. Findlay Zanesville and South Bend see heavy snowfall tying or breaking early season records.
Chicago reports a cold 30 degree day with strong wind as 16,000 fans fill the stands for the second game of the world series between the National and American leagues. The Nationals lead 4 to 1 after Owen relieves White in the fourth. Reulbach and Kiley hold the Americans.
On the north side of Coal Avenue between Second and Third streets a pitfall near the alley risks serious injury or damage to the city. Sidewalk elevation and poor lighting create a fall hazard into uneven ground, potentially harming pedestrians at night.
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