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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1906

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Venture to trap Pino Guerra between two armored trains

Havana reports a troop trap from Artempa attacked early today as rebels were driven off with machine guns Between armored trains a special relief train left Havana for Consolacion and Pino Guerra is said to have been driven east from Consolacion with plans to catch his force between the two train batteries Also mentions Castro foe Bernandes plans to depose him in Venezuela and the Oregon State Fair opening with record premiums and entertainment.

Havana Artempa Consolacion Pino Guerra

Bankers Seek Fair Assessment In New Mexico Territory

Attorney A B McMillen filed before the Territorial Board of Equalization as the bankers committee seeks an equitable basis for assessing capital employed in banking. The current rule values property at one third, while banking capital has been assessed at two thirds. The five member committee represents the New Mexico Bankers association.

A. B. McMillen Santa Fe Territorial Board of Equalization New Mexico Bankers’ Association Association

United States Jurors for Fall Term Named

The Second Judicial district lists grand and petit jurors for the September term. Named grand jurors include Dolores Baltojos and James Brown among many others. petit jurors feature Cornelia Sandoval and John Heaven. The territorial grand and petit juries were chosen by Judge Abbot and are now with the sheriff for serving.

Sime of United States Court of the Second Judicial District Grand Jury Dolores Baltojos D. A . Bittner Juan Griego Y Lucero Silvestre Baca G. R. Graig Leandro Montoys James Brown Giorge Arnot Leonidas Guoul K. K. Maromon Rafael Gavaldon Lucas Lurene G. EB. Gustiteon Mariano Garela Tineo la Yala Peter Sitchen Mariann Gutlervex J. Mecutehen W. T. Darrow O. Marron Pett Jury Cornelia Sandoval John Heaven John Hid H. G. Faber Geronimo Salncar A. 1. Coleman Pelix Harolo Jung Hares Juan Baca Y Aw Aya Santiago Luca Utis Lunas Geiatiar Werving

Massacre and Loot Across Siedlice Russian Poland

News reports detail a Jewish massacre in Szednice and surrounding areas as soldiers, police, and mobs engage in shooting, looting, and arson. Hundreds killed or wounded, with trains and streets filled with fugitives and terror as regiments attempt to quell the violence.

St. Petersburg Szednice Russian Poland Whlen Warsaw Kalea Blela Siedileg Siedice Siedlice Poland Ba Aenar Ciare Pienka Aletha Siednice Revolutionaary Tibwa

Pennsylvania Master Barbers Meet in Pittsburgh Convention

The fifth annual convention of the Supreme Council of the National League of Master Barbers of Pennsylvania opened at Colonial Alem Hotel in Pittsburgh with delegates from across the state. Mayor Guthrie welcomed attendees as President Hummel gave the annual address and officers filed their reports. An afternoon session and an evening banquet followed at Colonial Annex Hotel with speakers including Guthrie, Jamies, Burke, Kline, and Seifert.

Pittsburg Supreme Council The National League of Claster Barbers of Pennsylvania Colonial Alem George W. Guthrie George Hummel Stat Supreme Colonel Colonial Annex Hotel Mayer Guthrie Cou Ktershian Jamies Francis Burke Charles Kline J. G. Seifert Boli

Barber trade sanitary exam plan at convention

Two business meetings fill the day with evening tours of glass houses and a Turner hall reception. Wednesday afternoon includes an automobile city ride and a visit to the exposition. A major convention topic is a proposed sanitary examination for barber licenses for the next legislature. United States Army officers visit Germany to witness German army maneuvers in Liegnitz Silesia with Brigadier Generals Barry and Duvall Captain Traub and Captain Schum among attendees.

Turner Hall United States Army Germany Liegnitz Silesia T. H. Barry W. P. Duvall Peter B. Traub Thireenth Cavalry Herman C. Schum

Annual Motor Boat Race on Hudson Opens Week of Power Boats

New York September 10 opening day of the annual motor boat race week on the Hudson river under Motor Boat Club of America auspices. Events include reliability tests first of their kind, long distance championships, and a series of trophy races for high speed and pleasure craft with many notable vessels entered. The week promises record crowds and top competition across multiple forthcoming races.

New York Hudson River Motor Boat Club of America National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers National Associaion of Speen Challenger Dixie Den Jantard Standant Arka Mayne Whitney

Marriages and disasters cross a stormy day in headlines

The page reports Count Hans Ferdinand von Hochberg marrying Louise Ernestine Carow in Ossining and severing family ties, plus a Scottish marriage, a deadly landslide near Tiflis burying about 250, with 55 bodies recovered. American train wrecks follow: Colorado Flyer derailment near Kingsley, Great Northern near Dodson, Southern Pacific near Sea Cliff, with several injured and possible fatalities.

New York Sept Hans Ferdinand von Hochberg Miss Carow Berlin Americas Miss Carew Santa Harbara Calif Southern Pacific Sea Clif Santa Barbara Detalla

Wealthy bachelor inherits 50 million in estate

James Henry Smith, among the nation’s wealthiest, inherited upwards of 50 million dollars from his uncle George Smith of Chicago. He purchased the Whitney residence on Fifth Avenue and entertained lavishly after William Whitney’s death. Mrs. Stewart, formerly Miss Armstrong of Baltimore, recently obtained a divorce. Navy adopts fingerprint system for new recruits and reenlistees due to funding limits. Trades and Labor Congress of Canada opens in Victoria with delegates from across the country amid anticipated labor matters debates.

New York James Henry Smith George Smith Chicago Willam Whitney Smith Fifth Avenue Stewart Armstrong Baltimore Labor Congrese Canada Victoria B.C Trades and Labor Congress of Canada J. Ramsay McDonald Labor Party Australia Wattle

Delegates Named for Goat Toads Convention by Mayor

Mayor McKee stated the following delegates to represent the city at the Goat Toads convention: Ferguson, Kurnyy, Brooks, Eldery J, Hubbs, Pearce, Ho well Hobson Briggs Hanley. Department of Agriculture reports cotton estimates for 1908 with August conditions noted.

McKee Tate Department OF Agriculture Washington Department of Gates

MAN CREMATES HIMSELF IN EFFORT TO ESCAPE JAIL

In Mineola Texas Silas Johnson a negro tried to burn his way out of a jail cell. He was cremated as a crowd watched from outside the bars. He had been jailed for drunkenness and started the fire to effect escape. No further details.

Mineola Texas Silas Johnson Johnson

Secretary Hering as Guilty as Stensland

Chicago September 10 secret memoranda covering illegal transactions in the Stenaland bank were found among the effects of Frank Kowalski the teller whose death by his own hand followed the exposure of the bank. The record kept by Kowalski indicates that within a year Cashier Hering personally obtained more than $100 000 by the same means as that used by Stensland to loot the bank.

Hering Stensland Chicago Stenaland Bank Frank Kowalski Kowalski

Esperanto Doesn't Go At Annapolis

Washington says the navy department does not expect a recommendation to add Esperanto instruction for midshipmen at Annapolis. The academy board will decide, with no preconceptions disclosed. A separate note reports Missouri begins building at the Jamestown Exposition grounds in Norfolk with bids invited and a planned, attractive Missouri state building on Willoughby Boulevard.

Washington, D. C Navy Department Annapolis Andapolia Bavy Naval Academy Ann Japols Missouri Norfolk Missouri State Building Maryland Ohio Willoughby J Boulevard Government Pier Exposition Grounds

Jerome Will Attend New York Convention

Portland Mo September 10 voters flocked to polls as party leaders aim to mobilize support. The AFL’s bid to unseat Representative Littlefield over labor policy weighs on the election. Democrats push repoll of prohibition law as a central issue for Governor Cobb’s renomination.

Portland American Federaton of Labor Littlefield Cobb

Temperance Question Holds Center Of The Stage

Augusta Maine September 10 The state election is held today with a large anticipated vote The issue is local and non partisan Prohibitionists once inserted a constitutional prohibition Maine now sees demand for resubmission The cleavage splits old timers and the young generation across parties Governor Cobb leads reformists with Republicans open to change Democrats may shift but not alter national politics

Augusta Maine Cobb Oe Republicana

Jerome Eyes Buffalo Platform For Governorship Link

District Attorney Jerome attends New York state convention as a potential candidate, seeking a platform favorable to his governorship bid. He says he will go to influence the platform if nominated. Also notes the Society of Americanists meeting in Canada with delegates including W. H. Holmes and Boas discussing native America origins, languages, and archaeology.

Jerome Buffalo Lakeville Conn New York Buttolio Isociety OF Americanists Canada Quebec Ffteenth International Congress of Americanists Society of Americanists Europe Stuttgart W. H. Holm Bureau of Ethnology Washington, D. C Franke Boas America New World

Constables Charged In Monte Carlo Writ Case

Constable James Smith and Policeman Kennedy faced charges after taking $100 from a table at the Monte Carlo saloon under a writ of attachment for Max Gusseroff. Owners Lopes claim the money belonged to J. inde and J. N. Lopes. court binds the two officers over to the grand jury on $1,000 bonds each.

James Smith Kennedy Monte Carlo Max Gusseroff Justice of the Peace Chavel Old Albuquerque Smith J. Inde J. N. Lopes Lopes Lopez, Junior Grand Jury

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