Canyon Narrowly Wins Opening Series Game
Canyon edged the visitors by one run to take the first game of the series in a tight matchup. The result puts the visitors on top early in the series as both teams exchanged blows on the field.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1907
Page
1
Cadets Rally But Lose Opener To Canyon City Club
In a dramatic ninth inning, the Military Institute Cadets nearly tied Canyon City’s crack team but fell 5 to 4 at Amusement Park. Hester started for the Cadets, Crowell finished, with Bell Hubbard Hester Crowell delivering key two-base hits and stolen bases amid a lively two hour game before 500 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusement Park
the Military Institute
Canyon City
Hester
Crowell
Institute
Lohman
Canyon
Cadets
Cadet
Gate
Bell
Hubbard
Hunt
Talbert
Mexican Central to Convert to Oil on Entire System
The Mexican Central plans oil fuel for all locomotives within a year. Oil storage tanks will be built on the Chihuahua division at Juarez Montezuma Chi Huahua Ortiz and Jiminez. New oil engines are arriving from Cook Works with freight and passenger units, and two locomotives arrive daily at Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Juarez
Montezuma
Chi- Huahua
Ortiz
Jiminez
Central
Cook Works
Central plans shift from coal to oil for future operations
The report notes that the Central has enough coal for the recent winter but will switch to oil in the future to ease supply issues. It mentions coal for Chihuahua and other divisions came mainly from Alabama via Vera Cruz with high transport costs, and some coal was sourced from Colorado mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Mexico
Central
Chihuahua
Alabama
Vera Cruz
Colorado
Trade Between Mexico and United States
Special commissioner Chas W Lunsford of the International Club of San Antonio arrives in Chicago to promote Mexican American commerce. He will meet Chicago civic and commercial associations for several weeks and then tour New York Boston and other eastern cities to advance trade efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Chicago
Civic Clubs
International Club
San Antonio
Texas
Chas. W. Lunsford
Lunsford
New York
Boston
San Antonio Club
Missouri Supreme Court takes up famous prison mutiny case
In Jefferson City on April 9 the Missouri Supreme Court began review of criminal cases including the mutiny at the state penitentiary where Guard John Clay was killed. Officers Alli son and Ward en Lee died, convicts Raymond, Unis and others faced multiple trials, with the current appeal stemming from the third verdict of death. Thirty other criminal cases sit on the docket for this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
State Penitentiary
John Clay
E. B. Allison
E. Lee
Raymond
Supreme Eet
Unis
Supreme Court
Junior Order United American Mechanics Holds Wyandotte Session
Wyandotte Michigan April 9 The auntian branch of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics convened in annual session in Wyandotte today. Seven Point Wisconsin April 9 A large attendance marked the opening session today of the annual state convention of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. Several prominent members have been engaged to address the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF United American Mechanics
Wyandotte
Mich
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Seven Point
Wis
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Kansas City Cattle Market Reports Steady to Slightly Lower
Kansas City Mo April 9 cattle numbers around 13 000 including 400 southerns with prices steady to a shade lower. Southern steers 4 to 5 30, southern cows 3 to 4 25, stockers and feeders 3 60 to 5, bulls 3 to 4 25, calves 3 50 to 7 25, western fed steers 5 25 to 5 75, western fed cows 2 to 4 50, lambs 5 75 to 8 20, range wethrs 5 25 to 7 00, fed ewes 5 to 6 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Woman's Club Meeting at Carnegie Library Next Wednesday
The Woman's Club will meet next Wednesday at 2 30 in the Carnegie Library. Leader Mrs C D Bonney will present France From the Fall of Napoleon to the Commune. Members urged to attend for constitutional amendment and yearly plans. CHAIRMAN PRESS COM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
C. D. Bonney
France
Napoleon
For Sale at a Sacrifice Ivers and Pond Piano
Classified notice selling a large Ivers and Pond piano in solid mahogany after eight months of use. Inquire at the record office for details and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivers & Pond
Four room house with two acres and outbuildings
Carlton and Bell offer a four room residence with bath and conveniences set on two acres. Property includes windmill, well, corral, shed and related improvements.
Knights of Pythias Meeting Notice
Attention Knights of Pythias all members are requested to attend the regular meeting tonight. Business of importance to come up. E T Amonett C C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
E. T. Amonett
C. C
Petition Circulated for Daily Mixed Train Run
A petition seeks to add a daily mixed train with a passenger car to the local freight service in both directions. Supporters urge the railroad to grant the request.
Real Estate Agents Not Authorized to Sell Property Notice
Haynes and Bonney state that no person, firm or corporation may sell their real estate except members of the Roswell Realty Board and that commissions will not be paid to nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Realty Board
Haynes & Bonney
Wanted at once Man to plow small orchard in town
Help wanted for immediate hire to plow a small orchard in town. Apply at the Record Office for details and enlistment.
Roswell Weather Summary April 9
Local forecast for Roswell New Mexico reports a maximum temperature of 70 degrees and a low of 39 with a mean of 54. No precipitation fell. Winds from the southeast at 4 miles per hour. The sky was partly cloudy. Fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Boom in the West Spurs Reclamation Service Concern
A surge in western water projects raises alarms at the Reclamation Service as they weigh environmental impact, funding, and long term water rights. Officials warn that rapid development could strain resources and legal entitlements.
Government Struggles to Get Bids on West Irrigation Works
Washington dispatch reports a building boom in the far West has left the Reclamation Service short of reasonable bids for major irrigation projects. Large contractors are tied to railroad work and smaller firms are stretched thin by local demand, with material costs rising sharply and labor scarcer, forcing consideration of force account or delayed work.
Construction costs force revised estimates on major projects
The text notes a sharp rise in construction costs causing revisions to all large projects estimates. If conditions do not improve soon, further work may be postponed indefinitely. Additional increases could make projects unaffordable for settlers to occupy the lands.
Appomattox Day Banquet at Chicago Auditorium
The Hamilton club marks the seventeenth Appomattox day banquet in Chicago at the Auditorium. Governor Deneen will be a guest of honor. Representative A O Stanley of Kentucky responds to Robert E Lee. Representative F W Cushman for the Pacific slope to Our Country. Former Senator William E Mason of Illinois to The Commander in Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hamilton Club
Deneen
A. O. Stanley
Kentucky
South
Robert E. Lee
F. W. Cushman
Washington
Pacific Slope
William E. Mason
Illinois
Great Northern Payments Due
New York April 9 The first four installments of 10 percent each on the new stock issue of the Great Northern Railway company fall due today. An extension of time is granted to stockholders who cannot pay in full. Books will not close until next Monday in anticipation of the stock issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
New York
Great Northern Railway Company
Minnesota
Printing lowest bidder sets Bureau of Immigration plans
The Bureau of Immigration met in Santa Fe and adjourned to await delayed members. It elected Bible as president Mason as vice president Haley as treasurer and Hening as secretary. Albuquerque was chosen as permanent headquarters and all printing will be let to the lowest bidder. Next meeting in Albuquerque May 11 and a session at Roswell August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Record
Santa Fe
N.M
Bureau of Immigration
Mason
Haley
Hening
Albuquerque
Roswell
Territorial Bar Association
Bureau
Defense Courtroom Crowded At The Thaw Trial
The courtroom was packed today as the Thaw trial unfolded with prosecutors asserting key witnesses and defense counsel arguing for dismissal. Jurors listened intently as debated motions and testimonies shaped the day's proceedings.
Delmas Concludes Final Plea For Thaw Defense In Crowded Court
In New York on April 9 the Thaw case courtroom filled as Delmas resumed and completed his final defense. He pledged to be brief and to place the fate in the jury’s hands, detailing Evelyn Thaw’s story and Thaw’s alleged mental state during key moments. He asserted alleged plots to protect White and argued Thaw’s insanity at the time of the shooting, finishing at 3:17 with adjournment to continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Thaw
Delmas
Jerome
Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
White
May MacKenzie
Duchess and two sons sail for New York from Cherbourg
London report says the duchess of Marlborough and her two sons will sail today from Cherbourg to New York. Much of her luggage has already been sent to that port, suggesting she may not return to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Cherbourg
England
Missouri Legislature in Special Session Opens
Jefferson City April 9 Missouri lawmakers convened in extra session at noon by proclamation of Governor Folk. The session aims to enact dramshop control and regulation measures as outlined by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Legislature
Jefferson City
Folk
Public measures authorize removal of recalcitrant officials
The proposed acts include removing recalcitrant public officials, empowering municipalities to regulate public utility rates, regulating city police systems, an emergency clause for immediate race track gambling prohibition, funding for this legislative session, and consideration of governor submitted matters through special message.
Colored M. E. Workers Celebrate Dinner in Court Yard
Members of the Colored Methodist Episcopal group in the city express gratitude for white support at a Saturday chicken dinner held in the courthouse yard. They wave flags and celebrate, with proceeds noted as 29.90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Court House Yard
Fire in the League Island Navy Yard buildings
A large saw mill joiner shop and pattern shop at League Island Navy Yard were nearly destroyed by fire. Loss estimated between seventy and one hundred thousand dollars. Navy Yard fire company marines and sailors fought the blaze with Philadelphia fire department assistance. Many patterns for naval equipment burned and may be hard to replace. Newspaper plant in Columbus also burned in a separate blaze causing about 300000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Navy Yard Fire Company
Philadelphia Fire Department
Navy
Columbus
Brickell-Mithoff
Evening Dispatch
Utah Dry Farming Congress Opens in Salt Lake City
Delegates from across Utah gather at Barratt hall for the state arid farm convention to discuss dry farming methods without irrigation. The opening session features addresses from noted authorities with the expectation of forming a state dry farming association. Three sessions are planned for April 9 with adjournment later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Dry Farming Congress
Salt Lake City
Utah
Barratt Hall
Alabama Sunday School Convention Opens in Birmingham
The Alabama Sunday School association holds its annual convention in Birmingham starting today with many delegates expected to attend from Alabama and other states. Noted leaders and denominations will present addresses as local workers host visitors. the meeting closes Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Sunday Schools
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Sunday School Association
Nogal Peak Company Elects New Directors
Nogal Peak Gold Mining and Milling Company held its annual directors election by stockholder vote yesterday. New directors named from Carlsbad include Ed S. Seay A R Forsyth Newt Stansell Wm Barfield and J A Newman. Officers elected are A R Forsyth president Newt Stansell vice president E A Finnegan secretary and H P Saunders treasurer. The general manager will be chosen at the next directors meeting early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogal Peak Company
Nogal Peak Gold Mining and Milling Company
Ed S. Seay
A. R. Forsyth
Newt Stansell
Wm. Barfield
Carlsbad
J. A. Newman
Newt. Stansell
E. A. Finnegan
H. P. Saunders
Fitzgerald and Coffey to Clash in Albany Bout
Willie Fitzgerald and Kid Coffey the Brooklyn lightweight signed for a twenty round fight just outside Albany. If Fitzgerald cannot stop Coffey in the first quarter, the match will proceed with the full twenty rounds as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Coffey
Albany
N. Y
Willie Fitzgerald
Kid Coffey
Brooklyn
Little Willie
Death of Hudson S. Malone at 30 in Roswell
Hudson S. Malone aged 30 died yesterday at 3 30 PM at his home on College Boulevard after a long illness. He came for health reasons from Decatur Alabama about a year and a half ago and worked in the Hagerman land business with his brothers R L and T H Malone and others. He later worked as farming agent for a company in Amarillo, then moved to Mineral Wells for health before returning to Roswell six weeks ago. He is survived by a widow, his mother Mrs Malone of Hagerman, six brothers and one sister Mrs C F Willis of Savannah Georgia. Funeral tonight at 4 30 from the home with burial in South Side cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson S. Malone
College Boulevard
Decatur Ala
Hagerman
R. L
T. H. Malone
Amarillo
The
Baptist Church
South Side
Reception for Rev Lonberg at local rector’s residence
The Episcopal church women host a reception tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs John W Rhea at Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue to meet Rev C F C Lonberg the new Roswell mission rector All parishioners are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Lonberg
The
Episcopal Church
John W. Rhea
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
C. F. C. Lonberg
Roswell Mission
H. C. Long Returns From Marietta Business Trip
H. C. Long has returned from a business trip to Marietta, I T. He visited clients and addressed local concerns and plans for upcoming engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Long
Marietta, I. T
Arriman May Answer In Commission Proceedings
The commission will institute proceedings to compel Arriman May to testify. The move targets obtaining his statements and testimony for an ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arriman
Commission
Important Decision on American or Mexican Law in Damages Suit
The Interstate Commerce Commission says it will initiate New York circuit court proceedings to force E. H. Harriman to answer questions he refused during testimony. In a parallel matter, the Supreme Court debated how foreign laws apply to bodily injury suits of American railroad workers abroad, with a ruling denying the circuit court's authority to ignore Mexican law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit Court of the
State of New York
E. H. Harriman
Washington, D. C
United States
Supreme Court of the
Mexican Central
Chas. H. Page
Page
Ebano
Mexico
U. S
el Paso
Circuit Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Fuller
Burn Waste Paper to Keep Town Clean Say Street Boss
Street Boss Jim Pinson urges burning waste paper to keep streets clean for the cattle men's convention. He argues the town should burn all trash paper and avoid littering, stressing consistent waste control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pinson
Record
Jim
Missouri Assembly Convenes in Extraordinary Session
The general assembly met at noon in an extraordinary session. Governor Folk urged immediate passage of an emergency clause to enforce the statute banning race track gambling, prohibit brewers and distillers with saloon interests, and adopt local option laws for counties towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Assembly
Jefferson City
General Assembly
Folk
Southern Photographers Convene Tri-State Meeting in Columbus
Photographers from Georgia Alabama and Mississippi gather at the Mississippi Industrial Institute and College for the Southern Tri-State Photographic association annual convention. President E B Peddinghaus of Birmingham attends the welcome by A A Kincannon. Activities include business reports committee appointments prize awards and a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miss
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Southern Tri-State Photographic Association
Mississippi Industrial Institute and College
E. B .Peddinghaus
Birmingham
A. A. Kincannon
W. S. Lively
South
Industrial Institute
Conquering Hero Bryan to Receive Enthusiastic Chattanooga Welcome
Democrats in Chattanooga plan a large reception for William Jennings Bryan arriving tomorrow. Prominent Southern figures will attend the Bryan banquet with speakers including Tennessee Governor Patterson Alabama Governor Comer ex-Gov Cox ex-Gov McMillan U S Senators Taylor Carmack Frazier Representative Moon John Temple Graves and General Bibb Graves among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Jenanings Bryan
Uhon
South
Nebraska Statesman
Bryan
M. R. Patterson
Tennessee
B. B. Comer
Alabama
John S. Cox
Benton McMillan
United States
Taylor, Carmack
Frazier
John A. Moon
John Temple Graves
Atlanta
Georgian
New
O. C. Manor
Montgomery
Bibb Graves
Alabama National Guard
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