13 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
1
District Attorney bill and new coal oil inspection law are noted along with printing and immigration agency bills. The set includes a revision of laws and roads convict labor, a $6500 allocation for Spanish printing, and multiple deficiencies cited in the record.
The House approved a complex appropriation bill with riders including a district attorney measure and a convict labor rider. The measure expands territorial spending on institutions and creates a six member law revision commission, naming several individuals and salaries. The package includes road and Camino Real projects, local improvements, and a territorial light plant for the penitentiary.
Readable fragments describe unions backing a territorial appropriation for education and the legislature facing threats to block funding. The piece accuses a political machine of using intimidation to force approval of a large university grant while defending targeted measures and claiming minority weakness.
Jerome argues for the defendant's sanity as the trial in Manhattan’s Madison Square confronts the 1969 slaying case. The prosecution centers on establishing a chilling motive amid chaotic testimony from witnesses.
The Thaw case moves toward closure with plans for summing up and a jury verdict within two weeks. James Smith, brother in law of Stanford White, testifies about a long pre shooting conversation with Thaw at Madison Square Garden discussing life topics, a possible meeting with a brunette and Thaw’s absence of intent to harm.
Toulon report says the Tens powder magazine exploded at 1 35 pm wrecking the Jena’s aft sections. Captain Adigard and Captain Vertier among officers killed or missing. 70 to 80 bluejackets dead and many wounded amid a chaotic dockyard rescue. The disaster follows earlier submarine Lutin loss with widespread casualties.
March dispatch reports Inspector General Admiral Penaime believes the Lena explosion arose from spontaneous combustion of powder. The Toulon powder magazine blast in 1Sua is cited as a precedent. Ministry notes casualties may be lower than first reported. seven officers are reportedly missing.
Fragmented report notes Antonia J. Villareal the Mesiconn rebel leader escaped Sorat station officers location near El Paso Texas. Marcus Braun appears connected as migration inspector in disguise, provoking scrutiny over actions and attendance records during border crossing incidents.
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