No Fight Yet Japs and Russians Clash in China Sea
St. Petersburg reports rising May Day agitation across cities and countryside with calls for troops, proclamations, and fears of bloodshed amid peasant uprisings. Saigon notes arrival of Russia hospital ship Orel with wounded aboard. Tokyo denies naval clash off Saigon. Stoessel trial began unfounded. Gorky deemed unlikely to stand trial due to health and weak evidence.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Baltic
Manila
P. I
Train
Asiatic
Saigon
French Cochin China
Cracow
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Bound for Colorado President Roosevelt greeted in Pueblo
President Roosevelt and party travel by special train reaching Trinidad around noon Colorado Springs to receive a 5:45 p m address at Union Station. Governor McDonald and a party meet the train at Emory Gap to accompany to Colorado Springs. An expected crowd of twenty thousand gathers for a large reception. Southern Colorado weather is reported ideal. In Washington a special commission is named to consider river diversion and interference issues with international rivers. Judge Penfield and the state solicitor lead the panel.
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Roosevelt
Pueblo
Colo
Texlme
Trinidad
Colorado
Emory Gap
McDonald
Colorado Springs
Union Station
Washington, D. C
Penfield
Thousand at the Opening of Pecos Valley Fountain
A crowd of about a thousand attended the Pecos Valley Drug Company's soda fountain opening last night in Roswell. The new Twentieth Century fountain drew big lines and spirits rose as locals sampled the beverages and musicians played. Local prospectors and visitors from nearby towns shared news of work and travel, with many planning further business in Artesia and Las Vegas.
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Pecos
C. A. Peeple
Independence
Kan
Carlsbad
Artesia
P. V. Drug Store
Up to Date Barbers Open New Shop Across Street
George Friedenbloom opens the Up-to-Date tonsorial parlor after repainting and remodeling his new shop across from the old stand. The shop boasts the largest bathrooms in the city, four barbers, and a porter per shop. Dr Graves returns to oversee the new parlor, joining staff from Friedenbloom’s former location. Clem & Ringo offer bicycle repairs and electrical supplies with first class work. phone 345, shop 2034 Main.
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George Friedenbloom
Friedenbloom
el Paso
Clem & Ringo
Roswell
Milne-Bush ranch adds Shorthorn stock for first time since 1895
W. M. Atkinson bought five registered Shorthorn bulls for the Milne-Bush ranch from A. R. and J. C. Hamilton. Earlier, they sold four registered Hereford bulls to W. G. Urton & Sons. The sale aimed to introduce new blood, with prices described as fancy.
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W. M. Atkinson
Milne-Bush Ranch
A. R. and
J. C. Hamilton
Milne-Bush
Interesting Case at Land Office
The contest case of James R. Terry against John W. Barnett and others was heard Thursday in the Government Land Office but was dismissed as it was not prosecuted. It involved desert land entry and claims of insufficient water to reclaim the land. The Barnett Morrow Irrigation and Water Supply Company had an indirect interest. Three homestead filings were made that day, and Thomas S. Nelson submitted a final homestead proof.
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Land Office
James R. Terry
John W. Barnett
Government Land Office
Barnett-Morrow Irrigation and Water Supply Company
Thomas
Nelson
City Meat Market Offers Wide Variety of Meats
At the City Meat Market customers can find roasts and steaks including K C lamb beef tenderloin shoulder clod Spencer rolls pork tenderloins sweet breads brains chicken and fish. Call 225 for prompt delivery.
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K. C
Fargo man buys lake Arthur lots on homeward trip
E T Hull of Fargo Oklahoma Territory was in the city today returning from Artesia and Lake Arthur. He purchased several lots in Lake Arthur during his stop.
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Ben Easley
Artesia
E. T. Hull
Fargo, O. T
Lake Arthur
Come and Close for One of Those Lots
Charley Brown urges buyers to act now as only three plots remain available, highlighting limited supply and an imminent sale deadline.
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Chas. Brown
Mount Shasta Prompted For Possible Activity
The Examiner reports Mount Shasta threatens renewed activity near Sisson Cal. Ground openings occur at several spots and mud is ejected. The railroad across the big canyon has sunk forty feet and Sisson streets fill with muddy material rich in oil.
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San Francisco
Cal
Examiner
Mount Shasta
Sisson
Big Canon
Little Mountain
Will and probate notice for Le D Dan enberg in Roswell
Public notice from Chaves county New Mexico filing of Le D Dan enberg last will and testament for probate on May 8 1905 at the Roswell courthouse in the regular March term. Probate Clerk F P Gayle signs and seals the notice on April 4 1905.
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le D. Danenberg
Chaves County
New Mexico
Roswell
Mto
Fire destroys thirty five buildings causing heavy loss
A major urban blaze damaged thirty five structures with total losses estimated at three hundred thousand dollars. Fire crews battled the flames through the night, sparing several adjacent blocks and prompting evacuations in nearby streets. No serious injuries reported.
May Settle Strike With Chicago Mayor Aid
In Chicago a conference among labor leaders an attorney for the tailoring union and Mayor Dunne yielded a hopeful note on settling the Montgomery Ward Company strike. The issue focuses on how garment workers will be reinstated as negotiations proceed. In Springvale Maine a large blaze destroyed most of the business section and many homes, with 35 buildings burned and losses around 300000 dollars. The fire started in the W R Usher Son boot and shoe factory.
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Dunne
Chicago
Montgomery-Ward
W. R. Usher & Son
Montgomery Ward Company
Ters and Garment Workers
Employing Tailors’ Association
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Gus' New Store Announces Grand Opening Oven Sale
A grand opening oven sale is planned at Gus' New Store on Tuesday and Wednesday April 8 and 19 with future announcements to follow.
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Gus’ New
Seed Giveaway Meeting At Roswell Club Opens Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 2 pm a meeting of farmers and others in the sugar beet industry will be held at the Roswell Commercial Club rooms to distribute beet seed free to attendees. The event aims for strong turnout and participation from local growers and related workers.
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Roswell
Rock Island Considers Atlantic Seaboard Reach via A and B Railway
Rock Island interests weigh acquiring the Atlantic and Birmingham railway to reach Brunswick Georgia and the coast. The A and B runs Brunswick to Montezuma Georgia and plans to connect with Frisco system. Local notes mention Alameda Green House plant offerings and regional business updates.
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Rock Island
Atlantic and Birmingham Railway
Birmingham
Ala
Atlantic Seaboard
Frisco
Brunswick Ga
Atlantic & Birmingham
Brunswick
Montezuma
National League Opens with Gala Ball in 1910 Era
Opening day across New York Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati greeted fans as umpire cries of play ball echoed at polo grounds Giants and Boston in new uniforms led the festive march. Brooklyn hosted Philadelphia in the season opener with Chicago at St Louis and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati also on the docket. Bateman traveled to Lincoln on legal business. Best fruit trees in the Pecos Valley at Alameda Green House.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Giants
Boston
Massachus
Etts Town
Brooklyn
Phiadelphia Club
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pecos Valley
Alameda Green House
Carrie Nation Up Again In Wichita Court
In Wichita district court Carrie Nation Myra McHenry and Lucy Willhart were found guilty of destroying property. Judge Williams sentenced Nation to four months in jail and 250 dollars fine, McHenry to two months and 159 dollars, Willhart to 25 days and 150 dollars. Sentences suspended on good behavior for an offense committed September 30 last when they damaged a wholesale liquor house windows.
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Wichita
Kan
Carrie Nation
Myra McHenry
Lucy Willhart
Williams
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Gorky
Chicago Daily News
Rojestvensky
Tokio
Japanese Navy Department
Maxim Gorky
Bold Rojestvensky
Admiralty
Prince Ouktomsky
Sai
Gon
Orel
W. A. Wilson
New Artesian District
J. W. Raynolds
Chaves
Eddy
Mr. Wilson
W. M
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River Commission
Pecos Valley Drug Company
P. V
A. Breckner
Jennings
R. M. Reed
Las Vegas
Paris
Texas
Dora Ratliffe
Quannah, Te
Ft. Worth
J. W. Kinsinger
Hagerman
Artsia
George F. Thompson
R. L. Williams
Amarillo
M. C. Singleton
Mr. Singleton
Denver
Mrs. Singleton
Alba, Mo
Grosvenor Clarkson
Portales
Government Service
J. F. Richards
S. H. Haynes
Surrey
N. Lea Avenue
E. C. Cook
Lakewood
W. I. Smith
Kansas
Robert Burns
Ned Clapp
Dixieland
L. H. Hallam
E. R. Westmoreland
Lockhart
John C. Peck
H. M. Stevens
Mont Day
Guthrie
O. T
George Vance
Dexter
Laws of
Georgia
Tipton, Thomasville and Gulf Railway Company
Tipton and Northeastern Railroad Co
Seaboard Air Line
Kansas City, Memphis and
Territory
F. P. Gayle
Springvale
F. M. Jump
East Third Street
Winfield, Kan
Alameda Geen House
Kemp Lumber Company
E. Fourth St. Tr
J. W. White
Mr. White
Taylor-Moore Construction Co
S. Bateman
Lincoln
Des
Troying Property
U. S. Weather Bureau
N. M
M. Wright
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