05 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
1
Pedro Mirabal and Ines Debois were attacked near the Coronado saloon on Railroad Avenue about 11 45. Mirabal is near death from an abdominal wound and Debois is seriously injured. The assailant fled and deputies searched until dawn with no arrests.
Abilene Texas July 4 Senator Joseph W Bailey spoke to about 5000 and declared with enthusiasm that William Jennings Bryan would be nominated for president and elected in 1908. The proclamation drew wild cheers from Democrats.
Lady Doyle, wife of famed author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, died in London on July 4. This summarizes the sensational obituary of the literary couple reported from the metropolis.
William J. Bryan dominated the Independence Day dinner of the American society at the Hotel Cecil London as 6500 attendees applauded. The event featured sharp banter with Ambassador Reid and remarks on global leadership, with Bryan's speech focusing on the white man’s burden and the duties of Christian nations in pursuing universal peace.
President Roosevelt spoke to Oyster Bay neighbors in a heavy downpour, defending his stewardship and calling for measured action against corporate power. He cited Lincoln to urge honesty, courage, and sane judgment amid industrial and political evils, while praising unity and duty.
Raton NM July 4 Citizens clash with the Raton Water Works over doubled rates and water quality. A $1000 fine for supplying impure water sparks threats to revoke the franchise and possible city takeover of the plant.
The Associated Press reports Russia is deploying a small force to the Aland islands between Finland and Sweden to prevent inland arms smuggling. No intent to violate the 1956 Paris treaty or rebuild fortifications at Pomarsunt, previously destroyed in the Crimean War. Marines and infantry live in tents on the islands.
Reports from Petersburg and Saratov summarize a July 4 parliamentary inquiry into the Bialystok killings. The commission finds no religious hatred among peaceful Russians, blaming police and troops for the violence as it spread to Jewish homes. A separate item notes an attempted assassination in Saratov and a Populist party wrangle over its platform. A disabled liner, the Fabre line America, arrives in Bermuda after a long voyage.
Albuquerque youngsters are urged to attend the Morning Journal Matinee at the Casino after the Fourth. Tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at the Morning Journal Office, with lemonade, a ride to the Casino, and a big laughter event designed to keep hundreds of children happy for a week.
In Henry Street on the East Side a Jacob A. Riis settlement gymnasium is rebuilt and set to reopen October 27. The project cost 9000 dollars and is funded by President Roosevelt’s friends and endowed by pupils from several public schools. The facility will honor Roosevelt and symbolize strong manhood and the square deal.
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