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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1906

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Compliments For Honest Joe Sibley On Westward Stop

Pennsylvania congressman Hon. Joseph Sibley visits Albuquerque en route to the coast praising New Mexico and Arizona statehood efforts. He recalls early battles for joint statehood, credits Roosevelt and Cannon, and rebuts bribery claims while advocating a single merged state for the two territories.

Joseph Sibley Pennsylvania New Mexico Arizona Alvarado West Prince Albert Texas Albuquerque Andrewe Senator Andrews Statehood Congress Antonio Joseph Arcent Utah Matebood Sotir House of Representatives Marcus A. Smith Democratic Party Republic Siblay Andrews Rodey House W. H. Andrews Senator Quay Beveridge Senate Quay Andrews Can Friends of Territories Cannon Theodore Roosevelt

Refusal to appoint partisan judges roils election board conflict

The Morning Mud Slinger charges Alfred Grunsfeld and Manuel Springer with choosing party loyalists for judges to control votes. The piece denounces secrecy of ballots and calls for fair, nonpartisan conduct, warning readers of the People’s Ticket tactics.

Republican Party Alfred Grunsfeld Manuel Springer Board OF County Commissioners Grunsfeld Field

Statehood debate and citizen rights cited in old electorial discourse

A speaker argues citizenship and voting rights justify statehood, warning of population and capital influx changing the state’s character. He contends no valid argument supports defeating statehood, despite special interests. St Louis wool market notes follow: steady demand in late October with fine and medium grades quoted.

House Senate United States House of Representatives

Grafters Organize in San Francisco Fight Back

San Francisco board of supervisors meeting endorses creating an organization to champion civic justice and defend corporations from unions. Mass city employee turnout planned with 24 000 members. Judge Graham rules W H Langton de facto district attorney, keeps F J Henry as attachant prosecutor, court adjourned after 10 am ruling.

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Union Labor Administration Graham W. H. Langton San Franciso F. J. Henry Eatant

Standard Oil Fined Five Thousand in Ohio Case

The Standard Oil Company was fined five thousand dollars and costs for operating in restraint of trade in Ohio. The defense is given forty days to file a bill of exceptions and sentence is suspended sixty days to allow filing of petitions in error.

Standard Oil Ohio Findlay Standard Ol Company Ohio

District Clerk Carl Blin found dead in Roswell courthouse

Special to The een Silt. Roswell N M Oct 2 This morning the body of Carl M Blin clerk of the Fifth judicial district was found near the courthouse lying stiff and rigid apparently dead for a few hours He was a popular young officer under Judge W The coroner's jury returned a verdict that the death appeared to be the case of death arr.

Roswell Carl M. Bln Court House Fifth Judicial District

Utes Encircled by Army as Scouts Reported Near Powder River

A Sheridan dispatch says troops close in on the Ute band from five directions, aiming to force surrender. In Sturges two Indians, thought to be Ute scouts, rode in and asked about Fort Meade, then vanished, raising fears of a raid on supplies. Meanwhile 1000 prospectors rush Walker Lake Indian reservation seeking claims, amid accusations of favoritism and lax policing.

Butte Mont Sheridan Wyo Caty Omaha Neb Sturges Powder River Wyoming Fort Meade Sixth Cavalry Thorne Walker Lake Indian Reservation

First Anniversary of That Imperial Manifesto

Warsaw fears of demonstrations on October 30 1905 the anniversary of Russia's imperial manifesto to grant a constitution. Authorities deploy Cossacks and infantry patrols warn crowds no assembly and plan armed force if disorders occur amid city placards. In Hoboken Jersey Germans mark church anniversary and Reformation. In Clarksburg West Virginia indictments against Baltimore and Ohio Railway for alleged Interstate commerce violations including discrimination and rebates.

Warsaw Russia Barking Hoboken N. J Jersey Rudolph Luther Clarksburg W. Va Goff Federal Grand Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company Interstate Commerce Lown

Electric railway disaster at Thoroughfare claims many dead

Atlantic City officials report at least sixty six killed with forty eight bodies recovered and eighteen still missing as rescue teams scour the Thoroughfare wreck. The West Jersey Seashore line drawbridge failure caused three cars to plunge into the water near the city.

Atlantic City N. J Thoroughfall Frederick Benkett Philadelphia W. J. Walker Philadelphian David Fried New Mra Cora Biddle Brown New York Sam Bernard Samuel McElroy West Jersey & Seashore Railway Jon Rhde Ig

Grand Rally of Republicans at Elks Opera House

The Republicans of Albuquerque will hold a grand rally at Elks Opera House on Wednesday evening October 31 at 7:30. Ladies invited. good speakers from local and territorial ranks will address the meeting. All interested in the election, including Democrats, should attend to hear the Republican position.

the Elks' Opera House Repubillecans Albuquerque Elks’ Opera Ing

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