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Albuquerque Citizen, 08-03-1907 Citizen Pub University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 8-3-1907 Albuquerque Citizen, 08-03-1907 Citizen Pub. Co. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Citizen Pub. Co.. "Albuquerque Citizen, 08-03-1907." (1907). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/2518 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TRAIN ARRIVALS No. Arrives 7.45 WEATHER FORECAST No. 4 " " 6.55 No. 7 " J 0.55 Denver, Colo., Aug. 3. Local No. a " " 6.40 Albuquerque thunder storms tonight and Sun- No. 9 " " U.45 Citizen day. WJ Gnrr THE ? FIRST VOLUME 21. ALHUUUEHQUE. NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST tf. 1907. NUMBER 182. REMARKABLE ATTACKS 929,240,000 FINE IMPOSED Was Laura Matthews a Suicide For Love, FIVE BOSTON CHINAMEN HAYWOOD SAYS HE WILL Or Was She Murdered by Jealous Suitor? ARRESTED FOR NOT DIRECT ON STANDARD Oil IV 1 STRIKE crime Is committed, the punishment should be great enough to be a fu New York In Panic Over FEDERAL JUDGE IMS ture warning. Three Dead and Seven Dying Subject to Orders for Good The Standard was convicted of re Crimes In Which the ceiving 1,462 rebates from the Chi as Result of Fight In of Federation" When Ho cago & Alton road. The trial lasted six weeks. Perpetrators Are Chinatown. The indictment was the largest one Reaches His Office. in the history or the federal courts Unknown. fseven other Indictments, contain pemih ing In all 2,000 counts, are pending new trial. york Sens WILL NOT BECOME standard Oil attorneys say they FIVE KILLED AND will appeal the case to the hlghes court. Largest Judgment Ever En- Aimed at Oil Trust. ma0ej0lo attack T Technically the fine Is Imposed on SCORE ATTACKED In Any Court on the standard Oil company of Indiana tered Practically it is to be paid by the X5 standard of New Jersey. This was Trouble Was Anticipated During Chicago Party Leaders Earth Rendered demonstrated In the hearing In whVn Anxious to John D, Rockefeller recently testl WorkiMay Be That of Insane Fiend Past Week and Victims are Place Him Head of Today. fled. at Ticket Tt wa there stated that the Stand of Ripper Inclinations. Though Blamed for Falling to No- and Propose to Overcome ard of New Jersey was the parent of the Indiana concern. The latter is Police Believe Several I tify Police of Their AH His Ob- paying of subsidiary GflllsiN the best Its S' 1,462 companies. Its capital Is $1,000,000". Men Are Concerned 14 i Danger. jections. OOO on ft- $'., Kadi Count. In - When, under the Indictment se Murders. ONE INDICTMENT ago, Roston, Mass., cured a year the standard Oil ; August 3. Of seven Salt Lake City, Utah, August 3. company of Indiana was found guilty Chinamen taken into the hospital af- V illiam D. Haywood, secretary of of violating the anti-reba- te law, the New York, August 1. The re ter last night's shooting in Chinatown the Western Federation . of Miners, fixing of the tine for that offense de markablo series of crimes In this city as a result of whlvh three men aru said today upon Judge Landis, In which women and children are the already that he had not yet been Indiana Concern Is Nominal De- volved and as he dead, several were reported commissioned to go to Minnesota to had a free hand in assessing any fine objects of attack, showt no signs of " serious conuitlon today. take charge of the on between $1,000 and $20,000 on each abating. Yesterday two such attacks Five Chinamen have charged range, strike the fendant But Court Alms Blow were reported d been but that he was going back to of the 1,462 counts In the indictment, to the police and today with murder in connection with the his oftlca in Denver and would ba he was confronted with a rather ditll-cu- lt one additional case has been brought shooting. subject - to orders for the good of the Direct at Parent Oil Trust. proposition. Ho did not know- to public notice, that of a young east Afraid to Talk. girl, was by federation. He expects to go to Den- how much punishment the company side who at'icked a mis The Boston Chinamen are so badly ver tonight via the Rio Grande, ar- Appeal tWill Be could stand, and this Is the reason creant while passing through the frightened that it is only by Uio riving hallway of hi greatest in Denver Sunday night. Ha Taken. why he summoned John D. Rockefel the house which she pressure that they will di- also denies that he will be the next ler and others prominently connected lived. vulge anything concerning the trou- socialist candidate for president. with Standard OH affairs, so as to Scarcely an arrest of importance ble, as they fear their enemies are Haywood for learn some of of has been made end the police con yet Uie city may President. the financial secrets Si? ? v in and repeat the Chicago, 111., August 3. The ac- Chicago, 111., August 3. Judge the company which Its counsel weie fess themselves completely battled. I attack tonight. quittal of Haywood has served as his Landis in the United States district either unable or unwilling to tell. Some detectives believe that the as The information which loads the first step are of one man, who police to toward the nomiatVn for court today, imposed a tine upon the The judge found that Mr. Rockefel- saults the work believe they can convict the the otllce of president of the Uni- .Standard OH company of Indiana, of ler knew very little about the affairs has the mad animal instinct of the live men under arrest was gained by ted States on the socialist ticket. The $2!), 240, of company of London and Herlin "rippers." Oth- sweating w wounu-e- 000, the maximum amount the which he Is presi ? ' Chinamen ho were d convention will meet In Chicago next xipon each one of the 1,462 counts of dent, and that little he was sure of. ers, who combat this theory, point to J ' M and who expect death. They do May, and from expressions by V widely separated in the the Indictment on which that com- He- divulged, however, that the capl-t- the localities Hr not fear any further violence as far Chicago socialists no other candidate pany was recently convicted j dard Oil company of which the crimes have occurred, and as they are concerned, because they of expect will be looked for. The Judge recommend j .' ,. iS "about $100,000,000," the different methods with which the to die soon, hence they gave The socialist leaders here are loud. f -- was finally accomplished. call be Issued for a special gratia jury aim t the annual dividends now murder a few facts, telling the police the In their proclamations that the next to consider the other party to the are "about 40 per cent." There is a marked decrease in the names of other Chinamen who may fight of national Importance they rebating operations of which the Standard President Kicks. number of women and children upolj testify. would Indulge In would 'be a fight on - the streets at night. Every Utile in by standard Oil comipany was found New York, August 3. President Attacked Enemies. the detective agencies of tho country. Kuilty, and It is therefore probable James A. Moffet, cident is magnified and a mob quick Because tiieir deadly enemies be- "We propose to begin now within a time, proceed- of the Standard Oil ly assembles. In sevaral Instances longing to the rival on Leong Tong and that short company of Indiana, made the follow-ln- g men by wipe out of existence the detective ings will be commenced against the have been attacked crowds , society, a band of New York China- agencies statement today in reference to severely .Musk-inn- men that make it a business to Chicago & Alton Railroad company the judgment pro- and beaten. lio? niyslcrions clcatli nt Colorado Springs lias nianw side- numbering a dozen or more, and follow labor politics for living," an alleged Judge Landis The newspapers are publishing let said to be of a for commission of similar nounced in the federal court at Chi- light. members the notorious declared Secretary O. T. Fraenskel of offenses. cago: ters from correspondents suggesting lf Hep Sing Tong organization, entered the local socialistic organization, Defense Overruled. that vigilance committees and pro a narrow alley in Chinatown we "The facts In this case are iiple tectlve associations be formed. night, lat "and will begin by keeping up the The court room was packed to Its and easily understood. The Standard and, drawing revolvers, open- Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone con- utmost capacity while Judge Landis A list of the victims killed num EN- ed fire upon half a hundred China O'l company of wu convict- rive young girls and two MISS MATTHEWS - CURRY INAUGURATION ference and its system of gathering was rradii-- Ills iivcyjh: ed of receiving whatlrythe government bers ,thre men. Killing litre and injuring sev- iunos. ana use tn,rtoney in picket- The defense .had contended that women and a score or more have en. At the first vojley the Chinamen ing claimed was a concession from 'he 'been attacked.
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