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The British ambassador, guest of honor at a Chicago business men’s banquet, remarks on a busy day ahead and discusses municipal matters with local leaders.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1907
Page
1
Public ownership of utilities experiment: Chicago view
A Chicago Morning Journal report surveys the public ownership experiment in utilities. The piece discusses municipal control aims, paving and street work, public health, and financial aspects, noting how British models influence debate and the role of city government in managing services.
VATGR HEYBURN SUDDENLY STRICKEN
Miptie Apel United gttatie W Méstura suffered acute indigestion and related complications. The incident occurred in Mellonway Mirntfora where local officials reported medical distress during a city event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatgr Heyburn
Mellonway-Mirntfora
Manes
Whartiy
Formed Mormons Hold Conference
The document notes a Mormon conference with leaders Chaeh of Jee flutter Day G4tnte and presiding Runitp of the church. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a formal religious gathering conducted by church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaeh
Church Records Partially Recovered After Fire Loss
Counsellors Frederick MM Switch Independence Missouri and Richard Vans of London Ontario were chosen to preside. A church recorder’s report was incomplete due to a fire that destroyed the Saint Herald office. The report shows a net gain of 1 264 in membership over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick MM
Switch
Independence
Richard
Vans
Londion
Ontario
The
Saint- Herald
President to Probe Isthmian Commissary Reports
Washington reports the president will investigate graft and related complaints in the Isthmian commissary department. The inquiries stem from recent visits by members of Congress to the zone and will be acted on promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isthmian Commissary
Washington
Panama
Measles on Board Delays Cruiser Milwaukee
The cruiser Milwaukee was anchored off Mare Island and Hecht house after arriving last night. Measles outbreaks among crew prevent passage to the navy yard, with patients reported aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Cal
Milwaukee
Mare Bat
Hecht House
Navy Yard
Railroad Wage Pact Signed After Weeks of Negotiations
Chicago April 6 The general agreement between western railroads and train service employees was reached today after weeks of talks. Committees will remain in session three months to finalize terms. Firemen and dispatchers have joined in demands and are near agreement with the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morning Journal
Western Railroads
Cverienbashorten Kropp
Nei
Chinese Famine Report Sparks Red Cross Clarification
The Red Cross rejects a circulating report on Chinese famine conditions and confirms severe shortages. Donations from Americans to the National Red Cross and the Christian Herald have funded most relief, yet millions remain at risk without immediate food shipments. A North China News cable mentions cannibalism as districts endure until harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
England
National Red Cross
Christian Herald
New York
China
The
North China News
Shanghai
Man from Cripple Creek Wins in Philadelphia
Freddie Weeks of Cripple Creek California defeats Merry Baker of California in a six round bout at the National Athletic Club. Weeks struggled early as Baker stung him with repeated blows but Weeks rallied in the final rounds delivering decisive punishment to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man From
Cripple Creek
Philadelphia
Ape
Freddie Weeks
Cal
Merry Baker
California
Oil Arbitration Settlement Breaks Down on Great Lakes
Morning Journal reports yard oil trade tensions threaten shipping on the Great Lakes as Oil Yard Line and American Shipbuilders refuse to arbitrate. Workers remain on strike with 500 on site and pressure from labor leaders to accept arbitration or return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Morning Journal
Tauareh
Uwaibeing Company
Dewared
Atvike
Aid
Offvcialy
Sleodine
Wit Rete Lemarek
Maniatiss CO
Vandever
Thomas Murth
American teachers to sail for the Philippines in stages
In Waenington on April 6 it was announced that 120 American school teachers will sail for the Philippines before June 1. The first group departs aboard the Korea from San Francisco on April 24 followed by departures aboard the America Maru around May 5 and the Siberia on May 19 for the remaining thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waenington
Philippines
Korea
San Francisco
America Maru
Siberia
Frank Wilkerson Confesses to Bisexbin Axe Murder
Frank Wilkerson, a 15 year old from Bisexbin near Collinsville, confessed to killing his uncle Shelly Bille with an axe while Bille slept. He planned to steal $40 he knew his uncle had. Polite authorities say Wilkerson is of low intelligence and unaware of the crime's enormity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilkeraen
Shelly Bille
Bisexbin
Collinsville
Eltis
Entis
Wilkerson
Appointment of Motelenor Aguirre y Gareta as seventh cardinal
It is announced that Motelenor Aguirre y Gareta bishop of Burens Spain will be created cardinal at the consistory on April 15 making him the seventh cardinal named in the series.
Thaw Mad Last Former Judge Summer Cane Now
Prisoner recovered reason during long confinement in Tombs following tragedy. Lawyers will tell jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw Mad
Summer Cane
Bank of America Officials Go On Trial In Looting Case
Clarence Darrow, a stockholder and depositor, testifies that the Bank of America was looted by F E Creelman and Judge Abner Smith within ten days of opening. He says he warned Jerome V. Pierce about Smith and Creelman and urged Smith be ousted. Darrow details a pre failure report and its contested admission. Trustee Lumden places estate claims at 1.35 million with 6 percent payout possible. 500,000 claims were eliminated. Creelman reportedly owes the bank 140,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abner Smith
Bank of America
Criminal Court
Clarence
Darrow
F.E., Creelman
Jerome V._ Pierce
Smith
Creelman
Pinkey
David &. Lumden
F. EB. Creelman, Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Narrow Escape for Senator Clark in River Accident
United States Senator William A. Clark of Montana narrowly escaped after his private car broke through ice on a stream near Trinidad while inspecting coal properties. He was rescued by companions, clothing frozen, and recovered enough to continue the journey aboard a speck airflight toward Los Angeles with plans to inspect further properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Agen
United States
William A. Clark
Montana
Tim
Clark
Los Angeles
Benatoy Clack
Take
Row Wn
Aves
Gallup
XS. M
Thaw Trial Nears End in Longest New York Case
Jury likely Thursday for the lengthy Thaw murder trial in New York as Dr. Allen McLane Hamilton may be recalled and arguments wrap up. Jerome and Delmas prepare for final summations while Hartridge defends Thaw’s sanity and calls for acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen McLane Hamilton
Sungestion
Kans Uey
Jerome
Delons
Sustie Fitzgerald
Delmas
Thaw
Stanford White
Clifford W. Hartridge
Delmar
Lunacy Commission
Hartridge
Caaninetysiin
Jerore
Peng & Hw
Bev Hadedy
Standard Oil Files Answer in Ouster Suit
The government sues Standard Oil and associated entities in an ouster action filed in the federal court this week. Defendants Henry T. Stogers, Darviax M Cue Bert, and J. J. Mitte filed responses denying any affiliation with the Standard Oil company of New Jersey or its auxiliaries. The answer asserts a single Standard Oil ownership and disputes claims of control by a brandard, arguing the refiners are not under its exclusive control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Rylenile
Eltenit
Denver
Henry T. Stogers
Daavinx M Cuebert
J. JH. Mitte
New Jereny
Standard Ol
Madrid family row cripples man for life in New Mexico
Louis Chaves of Madrid is believed to lose the use of his leg after Donlelane Ariosto fired a six shot at him during a family dispute. The bullet passed through Chaves's light bin, and medical officials warn the injury may be permanent though not immediately dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Morning Journal
Cerrillos
N. M
Madrid
Louis Chaves
Donlelane Ariosto
Chavez
Iieht
Chaves
Quotation on Grain Manipulation Eyed in Federal Inquiry
A former telegraph operator at the Superior board of trade testified in a federal inquiry that grain quotations were manipulated and telegraphed to St Paul Cincinnati Kansas City and Omaha. He described brokers signaling price moves to raise bids and that only a few brokers stayed active after market opening. He also said he was pressured to keep silent about what he saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Minneapolis
Minn
Superior Board of Trade
St. Paul
Cincinntti
Kan We City
Omaha
Minneapolia Chamber
Commerce
Superior Board of Rade
Chmber
aieGalions
Shorris
eHles
Mercer
Firet
Iit
Starels
Appointment of Campbell to Pacometer Post in Obi rae
Washington reports the appointment of Daniel A. Campbell of Obirae to the pacometer post replacing Frederick I. Ius. The action appoints Campbell to the position and designates the successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Agel
Daniel A. Campbell
Obirae
Ots
Frederick i. Ius
New mayor elected with support from two senators
The city announced the election of a new mayor with backing from Senators Cullom and Hopkins. In other New York area notices, former minister Stanford Newell died in St. Paul at 1:21 a.m. after serving in The Hague from 1887 to 1905. A Tyler fire destroyed the Texas Opera House and the First National Bank building, with losses pegged at 100000 dollars. In Annapolis, the naval academy eight beat Georgetown by six lengths in the annual boat race finishing at 11 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Stanford Newell
Netherlands
the Hague
Texas Opera House
Fort Worth
Texas
Tyler
First National Bank
Middies
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Georgetown University
Midshipmen
Burglars Hit Willard Stores for Hundreds in Goods
In Willard New Mexico thieves looted the John Becker Company and Bond and Dunlavy stores stealing guns razors knives and ammunition valued at hundreds of dollars. Sheriff Schubert and deputies search toward the Mangand mountains as Officer Collier heads from Santa Fe to assist in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Willard
N. M
John Becker Company
Bond & Dunhivy
Mangand Mountains
Peter Schubert
Torrance County
Missions Needed at Home and Abroad
Washington reports emphasize home missions by the Methodist Church with focus on Japan. Dr Lucas notes sixty million Americans without Christian faith and urges expanded domestic outreach and support for missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Special
Washington
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Japan
Lucas
Home Missionary Board
United States
Home Missions
Miners Cremated in Cabin Near Packard Station
Advices from Douglas Arizona report J G Williams and Sam Nesbit two miners burned to death in their cabin near Packard station last night. The two men were well known and their charred bodies were found inside the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Douglas
Ariz
J. G. Williams
Sam Nesbit
Packard Station
Mexican Revolutionists Sentenced in Hermosillo
Seven alleged Mexican revolutionists deported from Arizona by US immigration officers were tried in Hermosillo Sonora and convicted. They received prison terms from five to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Arizona
United States
Hermosillo
Sonora
Nat ional crusade plans travel by special train in 1894
The Morning Journal notes Coxey army leader Jacob Coxey and ally Corey announce a new nationwide crusade of education. They aim to travel with a special train and circus tent to reach the masses, pending investments and past bankruptcy events from Mount Vernon Ohio. The campaign promises a novel approach to attract national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Jacob &. Corey
Coxey Army
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Coney
New York
Plot 10 Down Roosevelt Shrouded in Mystery
White House offers no specifics about a dinner linked to an alleged conspiracy. Officials cited security concerns and withheld details while continuing inquiries into the event and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosevelt plot rumors touch White House visitors
Washington reports claim a dinner among Senators Bourne Hana brough and New Mexico Delegate Andrews discussed an alleged plot to defeat Roosevelt in the coming campaign. Secretary Loeb says details are informal and identity of writers withheld while White House aides dodge further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Loeb
Senator Bourke
Oregon
Hanabrough
North Dakota
Delegare Andrews
New Mexico
Bourne
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Trey
Townsend backs Roosevelt renomination amid canal work
Ypsilanti Michigan April 6 Congress man Charles Townsend said Roosevelt likely to be renominated citing Panama Canal and other undertakings. He warned heavy opposition funding unlikely at 5 million and predicted rivals would name a clear candidate from the start rather than rely on delegate second choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti, Mich
Charles BE. Townsend
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Townsend
Taft
Bevy of Infipiders Chasing Roy Corhan for Infield Spot
Albuquerque's Roy Corhan impresses in Pueblo tryout and earns praise from Denver News Pueblo correspondent. As an infield prospect, Corhan is described as young, hopeful, and capable of handling hot grounders with solid arm and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Corhan
Albuquerque
Bas Betta
Colorado
Corhan
Pueblo
Denver News
Faust
Roy
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