11 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
1
The document presents the official program for the Great Cattlemen Convention outlining scheduled events. It lists sessions, meetings, keynote addresses, and exhibition activities featuring industry leaders and regional cattlemen.
The official program for the Panhandle stockmen convention in Roswell lists a full schedule from April 16 to 18 with speeches by Governor Hagerman and others, tours, sports events, concerts, and a grand ball. Nearby irrigation progress notes the canal now delivers about 606 cubic feet per second, full irrigation along La Huerta, and planned expansion once headgate 12 is cleared.
During the past week the flow of the canal was measured and reported by the Carlsbad Current, noting variations in volume and potential impacts on nearby irrigation and local water usage.
In Chicago on April 10 Judge Landis allowed Standard Oil to introduce evidence that it did not intend to violate the law by accepting unlawful railroad rates. The court also ruled that shippers need only visit the railroad station to learn the local rate. Defense attorneys argued Standard Oil did not knowingly accept an unlawful rate from the Chicago and Alton railroad.
A notice states that 20 persons firms or corporations have authority to sell any real estate owned by us except ROSWELL REALTY BOARD members and that no commission will be paid to nonmembers of the board. Signed 34 of HAYNES & BONNEY.
President Roosevelt declined to comment on John Temple Graves Georgia claim that Bryan should nominate him at the Democratic national convention in Chattanooga after the Bryan anniversary club banquet last night.
The Great Eastern Railway steamer Brussels grounded in dense fog off Harwich while heading to Antwerp. About sixty passengers were aboard and the vessel rested on a soft bottom, with no danger reported as night passed.
A large crowd attended the Moore Fountain opening at the Pecos Valley Drug Store last night. Music came from the new electric piano and guests enjoyed ice cream and drinks. Each caller received a carnation or pansy bouquet, with about six hundred people present.
Miss Adelia Morgan and L R Alexander arrived in Texico to perform a concert tonight under Presbyterian and Episcopal church sponsorship. Kenna residents push for a dram shop license while county officials verify the town’s 100 resident requirement by census.
The cadets upset Canyon City in a tough game, turning the tables and avenging a prior loss with a decisive performance that showcased improved defense and timely scoring.
Canyon City defeated the Military Institute 8 to 4 in the final game of a three game series at Amusement Park. Wicker pitched well for Canyon, striking out eight as Gammon starred at the plate with two hits including a two bagger. Hubbard hit a home run for Canyon while Crowell and Zammon contributed key hits late. The Cadets struggled with ten errors and four hits, with Hester and Caldwell sharing pitching duties. Attendance 500.
After 18 hours of deliberation the jury asked to review exhibits and read eye witness testimony. They sought plans of Madison Square Roof Garden, Thaw letters, the will and codicil, and key statements from Meyer Cohn and Harry Blaise. Officials noted divisions among jurors, keeping a verdict remote but possible soon.
A fire in Chickasha Oklahoma destroyed the Traders Compress & Warehouse Co cotton compress and vast cotton stocks. Reported losses range from 1 million dollars to a later insurance covered estimate of 650000 dollars. Fire occurred today and caused extensive damage to the facility.
A shipment of Arsenate of Lead for spraying has just been received by Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co located at 331f. The delivery will support local agricultural and pest control spraying programs.
Carlton and Bell advertise a four room house with bath and conveniences on two acres. Property includes a well windmill corral and shed offering value for the dwelling.
Local Weather Bureau report from Roswell New Mexico on April 11 shows a maximum of 96 degrees and minimum 61 with a mean of 78 and no precipitation. Wind NW at 9 miles per hour and clear conditions with a forecast of partly cloudy skies tonight and showers on Friday with cooler temperatures. M Wright, Official in Charge.
Jacksonville April 11 The Illinois college baseball team begins its season in Peoria with a 13 game schedule. They face Bradley Polytechnic Institute to start and play Eureka College two times, Milliken University twice, Shurtleff College once, Blackburn University once, Westminster College once, Missouri School of Mines twice, Drury College twice at Springfield, and Bradley Polytechnic Institute twice, concluding May 30.
Notice states that listings of property in the possession of agents not members of the Roswell Realty Board are withdrawn. Also mentions Mrs J J Ragcoe returning from Carlsbad after nursing her seriously ill daughter who is now fully recovered.
The Canyon City baseball squad, after three games with the Military Institute in Roswell, departs tonight for Artesia to play one or two games. Manager O. Smith has returned, with the team now under the guidance of Wicker who pitched yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Holman, mother of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, says she hopes the jury will acquit the defendant for her daughter Florence’s peace of mind. She spoke in Pittsburg on April 11 as jurors consider verdicts after two retirements and discussions of opinions versus facts.
Frederick Slagel, 33, was arrested in front of Hotel Schenley in Pittsburg carrying an open penknife. He sought lobby access to speak to Andrew Carnegie about a patent sale for milking cows. Police intensified security around notable Founders Day attendees at the Carnegie Institute.
Berlin reports in diplomatic circles that Spain agrees in war to place all ports at England's disposal. England will provide diplomatic support and loans, with Paris saying England would assist Spain in fleet reconstruction.
Weather and schedules loom large as the 1907 baseball season starts in New York Chicago and St Louis. Snow and rain in the East threaten games while Western reports promise play. Early games in Chicago feature the Cubs and St Louis, with St Louis and Chicago clubs seeking clear skies by noon.
George M. Perry and wife left for Fort Smith after a two to three week stay. Perry, the supervisor of the Roswell Oil Company prospect well, says the well is good and expected to pump a paying quantity of oil. He plans to return to Roswell in about a month and will demonstrate the pumping machinery is in good working order.
Roswell Produce and Seed Company advertises potato tomato and cabbage plants available in any quantity with selection details and contact.
Notice is given that my property listings in the hands of agents not members of the ROSWELL REALTY BOARD are hereby withdrawn. 3313.
Crowds, vendors, and volunteers converge as private and public property are cleaned while waste is burned. Temporary buildings rise in the business section, five street arches will begin construction tomorrow, and the skating rink auditorium takes shape for convention events.
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