HOLT AND BEAGH FORGED TO BAGK UP ON ATTEMPT AT CHARACTER WRECKING
In an open House session a contemptible attack on the Territorial Auditor was exposed by a Democrat and the tandem’s members were forced to retract and modify their statements.
17 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1907
Page
1
In an open House session a contemptible attack on the Territorial Auditor was exposed by a Democrat and the tandem’s members were forced to retract and modify their statements.
The article reports on a heated legislative session where officials denounced a smear campaign against reform efforts. It highlights accusations, witness questioning, and calls to expose misuses of funds tied to education and territorial governance.
The House discussed Governor Hagerman’s veto message on the Santa Fe city limits expansion bill, with Action on the veto deferred. House bill No 4 passed by viva voce to restore ex-convicts to voting rights after ten years, amended from five to ten years, raising concerns about retroactivity and ex post facto limits.
Imprisoned Kansas Senator Joseph Burton to speak on release and hire a theater for public remarks. He is set to state his views on his conviction and the related charges, with plans to return to his home region next week.
March 16 statement from J Hunan describes his arrest and denial of wrongdoing. He protests innocence, vows to support his wife, and claims he will use bright ideas for the future while staying within the law. The article notes a broad defense among friends and the public eye.
Minkpolis reports on a potential national conference to discuss railroad regulation and powers. Gov Joleen supports federal involvement, aiming for a harmonized approach with the president and Chicago talks. Police captain Ratevvsky wounded at Petersburg offices. obituary notes fatal injuries from a revolutionary attack.
President Roosevelt announces an inland waterways commission to develop a comprehensive plan for United States river system improvements. Eight public men, led by Theodore Burton, will study navigation, flood control, power, and soil conservation with federal and state cooperation.
In a Kleinrossetn mine shaft near Forbach Germany a late night explosion of fire damp killed seventy five miners and wounded twelve. Six missing, one hundred seventeen escaped as rescue slowed by flooded galleries and debris. The Devendel family mine owners pledged twenty five thousand marks for relief.
Twenty two miners were killed this morning at the Gerhard mine when a descending cage cable broke near the tow shaft. The workers, all employed by the Prussian government, plunged hundreds of feet and died instantly. An official inquiry has been opened.
An explosion in a Virginia mine near Novia, about 1,500 feet underground, killed at least two and left ten miners injured. Names of deceased include James Snow and Adolph Gins among others. cause and full details remain uncertain as officials investigate dangerous conditions and faulty ventilation.
A fragmentary report from San Juan notes Porto Ricans pressing for self rule. The unionist Rivers leads the push for local government while calling for broader recognition and mentions reactions from President Roosevelt’s administration and foreign distribution concerns.
Chicago March 16 five men were badly hurt when a sewer collapsed at the intersection of Evanston and Lawrences. About twenty men worked nearby as a hundred feet of sewer fell, trapping several workers. Rescue teams freed the injured as police hurried to the scene.
William C Savidge 31 an actor and former treasurer of a Brooklyn opera scene was arrested after shooting Miss Roselyn Wilbert 27 a nurse. Wilbert identified him at the Franklin Avenue house where she was employed and lay mortally wounded.
A Roswell dispatch reports farmer Williams Alth of Dayton County was shot and killed by professional gambler Robert Falkner between Eddy City and Curshad. Falkner claims accident but fled the scene. authorities have not yet captured him. The incident sparks local alarm and a broader gambling and land fraud investigation continues in Wichita and Topeka.
Police arrest Bernie O Cale in Kastabary Vermont in September 1905 after a manhunt following a post office incident. Ian Jaw Cal is mentioned in connection with the charge as the man wanted. George Brown is noted in the California context as part of the related activities.
A chaotic panic as a crowd of foreigners flees a blazing building in Wheeling leads to at least eighteen deaths in the surrounding waters. A long list of drowning victims is reported as bystanders scramble to safety.
Wheeling report details an early morning fire at the Warwick Pottery plant. Eighteen people died and many Syrians were rescued by boat crews who refused rewards. Fire could not reach via water due to surrounding flood and boats aided in evacuations.
President issues proclamation restoring Por tates and National forest reservation of 172 680 acres in central New Mexico to public domain. Eastern boundary reaches Texas line. Established 1903 as a forest service experiment. progress hindered by funds. Lands open to settlement for ninety days from tomorrow before entry.
Aboard the Australasian voyage a government steamer returns to Sydney after wrecks of Anpasoma and Stacl gwsan are reported. The Mactewryan, Aphastna, and other ships are driven ashore or abandoned. a large crew endures a perilous 1000 mile open boat tow and months adrift near Lord Howe island.
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