Baseball Season Opens Across Leagues With High Hopes
York April 14 The season opens as National and American Leagues begin play with excitement expected into October. Pittsburgh and New York Giants head strong, Chicago misses Kling but Arch er shines, while Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago in the American race. Blodgett’s fielding and Blodgett’s throws to first highlight a late afternoon game.
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York
American Association
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Kling
Archer
New York Giants
Detroits
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Millionaire sought on charges in Pennsylvania
HarrisburgPa April 14 Governor Stewart signed a requisition on Haghes of New York for return to Pennsylvania of Frank effstot the millionaire steel manufacturer wanted in Pittsburg on there
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Sburg
Stewart
Haghes
New York
Pennsylvania
Frank Effstot
Steel Facturer
Pittsburg
Town Team Defeats Cadet Ball Team in Dusty Park Match
The town team beat the Institute’s purely cadet team twelve to six in a late season game at Amusement Park. Windy, dusty conditions slowed play, with Institute instructors Brueggeman Stains and Spencer helping the town lineup. Roswell’s Clair pitched effectively, allowing six hits with tight defense behind him.
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Po ‘Taylor
Spencer
le Clair
N. M
Roswel
Roswell
Thompson
Blodgett
Ware Stains
Amonett
Carothers
Riggins
Brueggeman
Leland
Ware
Wilson
Hall
J. D. McAmis
Stains
Institute
Ovirs
Clair
Ilson
Alameda Greenhouse Plant Offer Cabbage Tomatoes Potatoes
Cabbage tomato and sweet potato plants offered by Alameda Greenhouse. Includes a brief notice of availability and contact details for orders or inquiries.
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Alameda Greenhouse
Woman's Club Discusses Napoleonic Era At Meeting
The Woman's Club met with strong attendance as Mrs. M. F. Lowrey hosted. Mrs. E A Canoon led the day on the Napoleonic Era, tracing central Europe from Napoleon's rise to the Holy Roman Empire, Austria's supremacy, and figures like Carbonari, Mazzini, and Pius IX. Mrs. John T. McClure added thoughts on prevention, travel, and Roswell, delivering an entertaining segment.
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Woman’s Club
M. F. Lowrey
W. A. Johnson
E. A. Canoon
Austria
Carbonari
Giuseppe Mazzini
Pius IX
John T. McClure
Times
McClre
Roswell
Where to Buy Thermometer Standards for Weather Work
A Weather Bureau note explains instruments used in meteorology are purchased under annual contracts from private manufacturers. Thermometers from Weather Bureau contractors are generally within three to four tenths of a degree, possibly one degree at very low temperatures. For official thermometer accuracy, consult the National Bureau of Standards in Washington. U. S. thermometers are produced by H. J. Green of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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United States
Weather Bureau
National Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
U. S
H. J. Green
Brooklyn
N. Y
Suffragists Hear Taft As 1910 Convention Opens
Washington delegates from National American Woman Suffrage Association gather for the forty second annual convention in the capital. The gathering features executive sessions, a Taft address, and a historic petition with over one million names urging universal woman suffrage.
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Washington
Lovelene Helen Baker
Spokane
National American Woman's Suffragette Association
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
National American Suffrage Association
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Taft
National Capitol
New York
Manhattan Four Hundred
Senate
Congress
Union
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Canada
Denmark
Iceland
Turkey
China
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Russia
Switzerland
Natal
Cape Colony
United States
Paris
Michigan
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Chicago
Baltimore
New York City
América
Black man fatally harmed in jailyard incident in Meridian
In Meridian Mississippi on April 13 a Black man named Tom O’Neil was struck and fatally injured by officers during a confrontation in the jail basement. A crowd removed him from officers, and he died after being carried to a telephone pole. later his body was burned after his throat was cut and clothing drenched in oil. The jailer and deputy attempted to intervene as public safety authorities pursued the suspect Temple, who was also fatally hurt in the clash.
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Meridian
Miss
Tom O’fil
Isler Temple
O’neil
Temple
O‘neil
Kansas City Stock Market cattle hogs and sheep report
Kansas City on April 14 reports cattle receipts of 35 000 with a range for native and southern cattle from 3 50 to 8 30 and western cattle up to 8 00. Hog receipts 8 000 with most sales 9 70 to 9 90 and up to 10 00 for heavies. Sheep receipts 5 000 with muttons 6 00 to 8 50 and lambs 8 25 to 9 75.
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Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Wool Market St Louis Apr 14 Prices on US Woods
The Wool Market in St Louis Missouri on April 14 reported steady demand with light activity. Territory and western mediums sold at 22 to 24 for fine mediums 18 to 20 and 11 to 14 for coarser grades.
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St. Louis
Jeffries Cuts Training After Wife’s Illness
Jim Jeffries plans very light training as his wife returns home for an operation. The decision relaxes the Jeffries camp, who had worried his heavy conditioning ahead of the Johnson bout.
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Jeffries
Ben Lomond
Calif
Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Coal miners and operators fail to reach Missouri strike accord
Kansas City Mo April 14 coal miners and operators of Missouri Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas adjourned conference today without agreement to end the strike. They will reconvene in Kansas City on April 20 to try to adjust the differences.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Thhey
Roosevelt in Venice and Vienna trip summary
Roosevelt arrived by train in Venice at three this morning and, after a gondola tour, departed this afternoon for Vienna. In Rome, officials denied the Pope purged American names from the cardinalate list, calling rumors about Roosevelt's visit ridiculous.
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Roosevelt
Venice
Vienna
Italy
Rome
Theodore Roosevelt
Ranger saves 95 aboard sinking Santa Clara after Pacific wreck
Eureka April 14 The tug Ranger answered wireless calls and battled heavy seas to rescue every one of the nine five aboard the Santa Clara after she struck near the bar off Eureka bound for San Francisco. Passengers and crew were ferried to small boats as the steamer settled, the Ranger then towed clear of danger. The article continues with Roswell governor visit preparations and multiple committees named for entertainment reception finance decoration and more.
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Eureka
Calif
Ranger
Santa Clara
North Pacific
San Francisco
Fire Destroys New Haven County Jail In Fire Scare
A major blaze in New Haven Connecticut today nearly leveled the county jail after neighboring wooden structures burned. Firemen were reported missing and five firefighters were injured during efforts to control the conflagration.
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New Haven
Conn
New England Chair Co Sic
El Paso Water Users Oppose Settlement Award
The El Paso Valley Water Users Association directors adopted resolutions approving under protest the appraisal board's award of 199,097.25 to the Victoria Lands and Cattle Company. They sent lawyer Richard F. Burgess to Washington to appear before the Interior Secretary.
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EL Paso
Tex
el Paso Valley Water Users’ Association
Victoria Lands and Cattle Company
Richard F. Burgess
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Phone 65 Kansas City Life
A local directory listing notes a phone line for Kansas City Life at 215 North Main Street. The brief item records contact details and street address for the insurance office.
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Kansas City Life
North Main St
Water groups urge appeal over award in irrigation dam case
The Upper Valley and Mesilla Valley associations back El Paso’s challenge to the award as excessive for the great dam while urging acceptance to avoid delay and plan to seek court relief for a reduction, with repayment terms set at four dollars per acre each year.
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Upper Valley
Mesilla Valley
Great Dam
el Paso Association
Young Couple Wed In Roswell Today
Alfred Anderson a Roswell resident and farm owner and Miss Nellie Austin from Alton Illinois were quietly married at eleven o'clock by Judge J T Evans in his office. They will move tomorrow to Dexter near the groom’s farm to reside with many friends sending best wishes.
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Alfred Anderson
Roswell
Nellie Austin
Alton
Ill
J. H. Hamilton
J. T. Evans
Dexter
Governor Mills To Be Guest Of Roswell
Governor Mills accepts invitation to be guest of Roswell from May 23 to May 26. The plan includes arrival by auto, a Governor's salite from the Light Battery, a public reception at the Armory, a possible smoker at the Commercial Club, and an address to the New Mexico Military Institute graduating class. Cadets and battery will be reviewed and street parades may be arranged.
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Ace
Gilkeson
Roswell
Tne
Harold Hurd
H. J. Hagerman
E. A. Cahoon
J. F. Hinkle
J. C. Hamilton
Capt. M. & Murray
G. T. Veal
G. A. Richardson
W. S. Prager
Wm. H. Pope
Jno
W. Rhea
W. G. Hamilton
W. Poe
W. ©. Reid
J. W. Stockard
John McChra
H. P. Saunders
W. A. Joanson
J. J Jaffa
E. L. Bedell
Charles de Bremond
Ross Malone
H. M. Dow
D. C. Pearson
Longstreet Hall
General Entertainment Committee
Mills
Torrance
Commercial Club
New Mexico Military Institute
Hyde murder case muffed by no morning session
Kansas City April 14 no morning session in the Hyde murder trial pending subpoenaing of thirty new veniremen. Three more tentative jurymen are to be obtained, forty four being empaneled at the close of the session last night.
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Hyde
Kansas City
Fine rain boosts plains country reports Causey
J W Causey, a Pecos country veteran, notes a fine rain last Sunday about fifty miles east of his area, soaking the ground to four inches. The rain belt extended eastward, skipping a strip toward Hagerman Headquarters ranch twenty miles east of Roswell, but Hagerman received a good follow up rain.
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Causey
J. W. Causey
Plains
Pecos
Hagerman Headquarters Ranch
Roswell
Hagerman Ramen
Altus Roswell and El Paso Railroad Work Moves Forward
Petersburg Texas April 11 A large party of railroad builders met with the local railroad committee to push the Altus Roswell and El Paso railroad. The 165 mile line from Altus Oklahoma to Lubbock Texas via yolis Wellington Memphis Lakeview Silverton Lockney and Petersburg is near grade completion. Iron is being laid from Altus toward Wellington. Court officers and Texas Construction Company executives attended with about fifteen in the party traveling by car.
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Petersburg
Texas
Altus
Wellington
Memphis
Silverton
Lakeview
Edward Kennedy
Texas Construction Company
Lemons
Parks
O. L. Slaton
Lubbock
Crosbyton
Ft. Worth
Roswell Weather Report April 14 Roswell New Mexico
U S Weather Bureau local observation at 6 00 a m for Roswell New Mexico reports maximum temperature 66 minimum 51 mean 58 and no precipitation Wind from northeast at 8 miles per hour with partly cloudy conditions Forecast calls for tonight generally fair and colder and Friday fair and colder Comparative data shows last year on this date highs of 84 and lows of 39 and record extremes of 91 with 30 recorded in 1896 1904 and 1897 respectively
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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