03 May 1907
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
1
Threatening letters flood Boise amid ongoing actions against members of the Western Federation of Miners. Officials, including the governor and legal personnel, face intimidation as labor tensions surge.
Reports from Tidlen and Ifoha outline mounting tension as the Haywood murder trial of William Haywood and co defendant Steunenberg proceeds toward Thursday opening. Prosecutors seek full disclosure of evidence while defense fights for material particulars, amid fears of delays and public unrest.
A fragment notes the difficulty of finding twelve men willing to run the suspected risk in a country of self-reliant individuals if the state proves its case.
Diego, May 2. C. L. Schroder, traveling representative for Empire Molding Works, was beaten unconscious by thugs and robbed of 300 dollars and a gold watch. He was found by two citizens, taken to the Brewster hotel, and remains under care of two physicians. Denver, May 2. A federal grand jury is called for May 14 to hear land fraud cases investigated by special agents.
Captain Edward Macklin of the Twenty fifth Infantry was found not guilty on all charges and specifications in a secret session court martial in San Antonio Texas. The verdict read acquitted fully and honorably and ends the Brownsville shooting case.
New York on May 2 Wittur A Hrewer Jr former president of the Washington Life Insurance company was fined for making false sales and loan reports to the state insurance superintendent about a financial condition of the company. No indictments charging operating officials were dismissed, but Brewer faced the penalties.
Japanese forces in Seattle greet General Kuroki and his party arriving from Puget Sound. Officials, Governor Albert Me Meet, and prominent residents attend receptions. A grand car procession tours the city while Japanese organizations plan meetings and speeches en route to Washington.
Federal authorities investigate an alleged breach of postal laws connected to the recent election. Officials search for evidence and interview witnesses as part of a wider probe into election processes and mail handling.
Charles F. Fairchild former secretary of the treasury faces six counts of forgery in the third degree over the Prussian bond transaction involving New York Life Insurance Company Fairchild was president of New York Security and Trust alleged to have moved stocks to cover losses Officials say twenty witnesses testified on recent NY Life director elections and the arrest of George Serugham and two others may face conspiracy charges. federal authorities may join the prosecution.
In San Francisco, requests for a change of venue delay the Abraham Muef extortion case. Judge Dunne contends keeping the jury through year end may be necessary. A new venire of 25 talesmen is issued as parties argue impartial trial in light of community sentiment. An adjournment follows the death of Superior Judge Vosmeer.
Secretary of War Taft notified the Oklahoma Republican Central Committee that he would visit the state in the first week of June. The committee planned to hold a state convention during his visit, aiming to align with the national campaign and solidify support ahead of the southern campaign efforts.
A convention will determine if a Republican state ticket will run and what stance to take on the proposed Oklahoma state constitution at the August 6 special election. The gathering will shape the party’s approach to the new state question and ballot.
United States Marshal Creighton M. Foraker was sought by Joe Sheridan by telephone when a group of black soldiers arrived amid tensions at night. The scramble shows Foraker linked to standard bearer Ohio senator. details hint at possible unrest and marshal involvement.
Washington May 2 The postal office department reports complaints from publishers over enforcing the recent amendment to the postal convention with Canada after a hearing for Charles A Munn of Scientific American and Robert F Collier of Collier s Weekly the post master general issued a statement on the negotiations stating the agreement was the best possible under the circumstances Canada had a right to set conditions for foreign mails
Rev. J. K. Cooke, rector of St. George Episcopal Church in Hempstead L I, was deposed after a letter to Bishop Burgess announced his departure. The bishop, Dewan Moses, and Canon Bryan declared Cooke divorced from the priesthood at the cathedral. Simultaneously 17 year old Florretta Whaley, heiress to about 125000 dollars, disappeared from her grandmother’s home and went with the minister.
The New York Senate confirmed Katey Ingeley as insurance superintendent, rejecting Governor Hughes's removal proposal. The vote stood 22 for removal and 10 against, with party lines visible as Republicans backed removal and Democrats opposed. The decision came one year to the day from the original appointment by Governor Hughes.
Wanlington May. William A. Coskeley John Henry and Maurice Brown led New York central federated unions in a talk with the president about his letter to Representative Meehan describing Moy er headed haywood and uprisings. The meeting was pleasant and satisfactory, and a letter to the union is to be read at the committee meeting next Sunday.
In Mexico City Guatemalan refugees deny a supposed scheme to blow up the dictator and say the claim lacks proof. They insist they hold no involvement and mock the alleged plan as feeble and unfounded.
Reports from Mexico City say Diaz is sending troops to the border amid rumors of General Toledo leading a Guatemalan revolutionary army toward the Cabrera government. Guatemala objects to the Cay to harbor suspects at the Mexican legation and exiles doubt the assassination plot.
Senator Dick said there is nothing to give out and warned against Ohio state primary moves this year. He favored delaying any party steps until the national Republican committee acts, aligning with Chairman Brown. The report also notes a hotel fire in Durham North Carolina with substantial losses but no injuries.
London May 2 General Botha premier of the Transvaal surprised the imperial conference by opposing a commercial conference within the empire He resisted any attempt to curb tariff freedom and said his government could raise tariffs on British or other goods if the policy justified itself He noted readiness to protect governmental tariff autonomy.
Washington reports Mexico and Guatemala fear deteriorating ties over extradition for General Lima blamed in President Baritas assassination. Officials seek peace during the The Vague peace talks while hoping no hostilities occur. If Guatemala refuses Lima could trigger 10000 Mexican troops on the frontier and a break in diplomatic relations.
Theo dore Howseyvelt is praised by Paul Mortul, head of the Kaultatie Life Asturadre society, as a steadfast partisan of the president. Mortul predicts no doubt the Republican convention will renominate him by acclares hen, aiming toward a possible third term despite past opposition.
A fragmented note mentions views on an Ohio primary proposal. Names and details are garbled, but the gist cites opposition to the plan and refers to political figures in a Toledo conference. The report hints at a national angle and a late meeting tonight.
Havana reports indicate no further details on the alleged attack by Santiago policemen on American sailors Tuesday. The wounded, except Fireman H L Lee in critical condition, are recuperating. Officials believe the incident was incidental to pay day festivities.
Baroness Anisin Louine De Massy, a pattern designer, was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the shooting of Gus Tav Simeon, a shirt waist manufacturer. The jury recommended mercy and she faces sentencing after the remand to the Tombs. The shooting occurred November 19 after a wage dispute and De Massy admitted leaving the office prior to the arrest.
Lansing May 2 The Michigan lower house passed a primary election bill endorsed by Governor Warner. The measure lets voters choose US Senate candidates and removes the 40 percent convention nomination rule for governor and lieutenant governor. It also prohibits newspaper advertising by candidates.
George K. Phelps asked the common pleas court to dismiss an injunction suit against the oil trust and its constituent companies. He said he did not consider such action necessary after meeting Tuesday, and requested the court to enter an order withdrawing the case.
Charleston reports the Whipple shaft accident adds three more bodies, bringing total fatalities to fourteen. Rescue efforts continue as miners previously counted remain missing. Authorities investigate cause and safety lapses at the mine in West Virginia.
Roosevelt delivers principal address at ceremonies honoring commander of the Army of the Potomac General George B. McClellan. The event marks the unveiling of a statue dedicated to the general with attendees from military and civic circles.
President Roosevelt in Washington denounces peace pursued as ease or timidity. He calls for the peace of righteousness won by willingness to defend rights, and praises those who endure hardship and duty. He warns against equating material comfort with national ends and honors those who meet hard tasks.
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