Women Hiss Taft at suffrage meeting an report
At a National Woman's Suffrage Association session in Washington on April 14 15 delegates from several states reported on campaigns including Oklahoma and Indiana President Tafts address drew hisses and later a resolution of thanks praised his declared aim for complete democracy Harriet Taylor Upton reported year receipts about 21466 with 19814 dissents and notes on expenditures and key contributors plus membership gains in states like New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Maryland Illinois and Virginia forming a growing auxiliary network
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Ington
Oklahoma
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Taft
Washington
Harriet Taylor Upton
The
National Aviation
South Dakota
Emily Howland
Sherwood
Fivechusetts
College League
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Usetts
Louise
E League
Illinois
Ginia
Tates
College League Fires Up Across States
A list of states including California Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Minnesota Mississippi New York Rhode Island Texas Tennessee Virginia and the College League highlights the regional reach and participation across the union.
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California
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Mississippi
New York
Rhode Island
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
College League
Explosion Destroys Hamburg Warehouses Killing Two
An explosion in a bonded warehouse district in Hamburg on April 15 caused a devastating blaze. Two people were killed and three large warehouses were destroyed, with a raging fire sweeping the area afterward.
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Hamburg
Germany
American consul general in Hong Kong dies of peritonitis
Hong Kong April 15 United States consul general William A Rublee died today of peritonitis. Rublee once edited the Milwaukee Sentinel and served in Hong Kong during tense postwar years.
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Hong Kong
China
William A. Rublee
United States
Rublee
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Mark Twain’s Condition Improves After Arrival Home
Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain arrived in Redding Conn yesterday and, after suffering angina pectoris, passed a comfortable night. His general condition this morning is encouraging.
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Redding
Conn
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Kansas City Stock Market Report
Kansas City stock market recap for April 15 reports cattle receipts at 10 009 including 100 southern feeders with strong tone. Hog receipts 5 0 show weak demand with bulk sales 9 65 9 90 and pigs 8 75 9 25. Sheep receipts 6 000 with muttons 6 50 8 50 and lambs 8 25 9 75. western stockers and feeders and ewes noted with varied prices.
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Kansas City
Philadelphia Street Car Strike Ends Tomorrow
Philadelphia on April 15 reports the street car strike will be officially declared off tomorrow. Strikers and supporters react with surprise and satisfaction as workers return under terms offered a month ago.
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Philadelphia
Alameda Greenhouse Plants Cabbage Tomatoes and Sweet Potatoes
Classified notice from Alameda Greenhouse offering cabbage tomato and sweet potato plants. Readable line lists available in the ad with pricing not shown. Sale prompts gardeners to inquire for stock and availability.
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Alameda Greenhouse
Death from Tuberculosis Claims C K Showalter at 31
C K Showalter, in town with his brother for tuberculosis treatment, died at one o'clock this morning at his North Missouri Avenue home on North Hill. He was 31, unmarried. His body will be shipped tomorrow morning from the Allery undertaking rooms to his old home in Landisburg, Pennsylvania.
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C. K. Showalter
North Missouri Avenue
North Hill
Allery Undertaking
Landisburg
Meat riot in Newark prompts shop closures
Newark on April 15 faced a citywide meat boycott as every butcher shop planned to shut within 24 hours until wholesale dealers lower meat prices. A crowd of 7,000 marched Prince Street, police defied, and a butcher’s wagon was captured with stock poured over by arsonists.
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Newark
N. J
Butcher’s Association
Prince Street
Taking of Census Begins in Roswell Today
The census work starts in Roswell with five ward teams led by F A Harned Roy Parsons Dr S H Runyan Mrs Grace Baker and Will Alexander James W Mullins oversees Precincts 1 and 2 and domestic animals census with Roy Parsons assisting later Karl Wheeler handles Precincts 5 and 4 south of Roswell Enumerators have thirty days but expect to finish in fifteen days.
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New Mexico
United States
Roswell
Uncle Sam
F. A. Harned
Roy Parsons
S. H. Runyan
Grace E. Baker
Will Alexander
James W. Mullins
Karl Wheeler
Shen Changes Owners at Texas Shop on S Main
R F Cruse announces new ownership of the Texas Shop on S Main with a fresh crew of bands. The note promotes horse shoeing with a new Shuver and rubber tireing as specialties, inviting customers to visit. Nuf Sed. 3613.
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Shen
Texas
S. Main
R. F. Cruse
Wool Market Report for St Louis on April Fifteenth
The Wool Market at St Louis shows steady demand with territory and western mediums priced at 22 to 24 cents, fine mediums at 18 to 20 cents, fine at 11 to 14 cents. Prices reflect steady trading for wool types across the territory.
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St. Louis
Cannon's Rules for a Long and Merry Life
At Attleboro North Carolina April 15 the Pirrian Club banquet featured a letter from Speaker Cannon. He shared rules for a long life including honor parents, don't worry about tomorrow, work hard with body and mind, learn to sing no matter how imperfectly, and keep moving forward with laughter.
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Cannon
Attleboro
N. C
Pirrian Club
Frank Pierce Joins Cun ningham Claims Testimony
Washington April 15 Frank Pierce first assistant secretary of the interior resumes testimony before the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee He says he is the final court on whether the Cunningham claimants deserve their patents No decision will be announced until all twenty five lawyers in his department have examined the records and the files are sent to the department of agriculture for further review by its lawyers
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Frank Pierce
Court OF Last Resort
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger-Pinchot
Pierce
Cunningham
Aad
Department of Agriculture
Tornado Hits French Aviation Camp. Three Die
A tornado struck Camp des Chalons near Mourmelon France on April 15. Three workers were killed and three injured. Henri Farman workshops were destroyed nine machines wrecked and losses reach thirty thousand dollars. Several aeroplane and dirigible parts were blown down.
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Mourmelon
France
Camp Des Chalons
Henri Farman
Henderson and Phillips Named in Roswell Club Roles
G W Henderson of Artesia arrived today by automobile. W W Phillips was elected secretary of the Roswell Country Club.
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G. W. Henderson
Artesia
Anto
W. W. Phillips
Roswell
Roosevelt denies candidacy claim in Europe visit
Vienna dispatch reports Roosevelt and Pinchot discussed politics but Roosevelt says he made no declarations and will not engage in American politics while in Europe. He met Emperor Francis Joseph, toured royal sites, and attended a dinner at the foreign office. Public interest grows as officials observe his movements.
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Vienna
Austria
Roosevelt
Paris
America
Gifford Pinchot
Europe
Pinchot
Hofburg
Francis Joseph
Mrr
Elizabeth
Crown Prince
Rudolph
Foreign Office
Mr. Roosevelt
Hotel Kranz
Trial of Dr Hyde to resume in Kansas City court
In Kansas City on April 15 the Hyde murder trial began a regular session with a tentative jury of forty seven men. twelve will be retained and reported to court at 5 30 this afternoon. The prosecution is expected to open tomorrow morning.
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Kansas City
Hyde
Waco invites Taft to open Cotton Palace
Waco, Texas April 15. President Taft will be asked by a citizens committee to open the Cotton Palace at the exposition here. He will name the date. The invitation will be inscribed on a silver plate embedded in a miniature cotton bale.
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Waco
Texas
Taft
Arnold Granted Ten Thousand Dollar Bond
The preliminary hearing of W. T. Arnold for the murder of A. S. Luckie concluded with Arnold held for the next grand jury under a $10,000 bond. The defense offered no case, while the prosecution’s witnesses included the widow and three children of the deceased.
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W. T. Arnold
A. S. Luckie
R. Bell
Arnold
Surgeon General Smart to Lecture Here Monday
Surgeon General Smart of Santa Fe, head of the medical portion of the National Board of New Mexico, will come to Roswell next Monday night to lecture on camp sanitation and disease prevention. The talk promises broad public interest as his guidance will apply to city sanitation and health concerns.
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Smart
Santa Fe
National Board of New Mexico
Roswell
Ais
Sanl
Bargains Offer Close in Cottage and Farm Property
Two bargains advertised include a modern cottage near Central School and a well improved farm four miles south of the city at a sacrifice. Parson s Lawren ce handle fire insurance real estate loans accounting notary services with agents at Kansas City Life 215 North Main St phone 65.
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Parsons & Lawrence
Battery to Drill After Lecture Before Governor Mills Visit
Members are invited to a health and disease prevention lecture followed by a battery drill at 7:30. Admission is 25 cents to cover speaker and address expenses. The battery plans to drill about three nights next week, likely including Monday, to prepare for Governor Mills’ arrival.
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Governor Mills
Democracy Promise Echoes in Indiana Banquet Speech
Indianapolis April 13 Congressman William Sulzer of New York declared democracy will prevail as he spoke at the Jefferson Birthday Banquet. He accused Republicans of broken promises and called for exposing their policies while predicting New York will vote Democratic in the upcoming special election.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Sulzer
New York
Republican Party
Washington
Empire State
Congress
New York State
Halley's Comet Visible in El Paso Before Dawn
El Paso reports Halley's comet visible with naked eye for several nights. The visitor appears shortly after four in the morning and grows brighter, fading as daylight approaches with the position noted to the southeast.
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Halley
EL Paso
Hafley
Jeffries Birthday Fete Off As Jeffries Battles Illness
Ben Lomond Cal April 15 Jim Jeffries 35th birthday festivities were cancelled due to Mrs Jeffries illness and gloom from her pending operation. Jeffries faced a negro in the ring for the first time in years with Bob Armstrong added to his camp. Trainers urged slow preliminary work. Johnson Puts in Ten Miles Run
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Ben Lomond
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Johnson
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Cutler
Colton
Langford-Barry
Barry
Langford
Fire Breaks Out on Fence at South Hill Residence
A fire started yesterday afternoon on a fence at J. E. Wooten’s South Hill home, likely from manure. Firemen arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze with chemical extinguishers as high winds fanned the flames and caused concern until the fire was controlled.
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J. E. Wooten
South Hill
Veal to Reappoint Welter and Wooster in Roswell
Dr. G. T. Veal plans to reappoint at least two officers from the prior administration in Roswell next Monday. He named Justice A. J. Welter as police judge and Roy Wooster as city marshal, but did not reveal other decisions. Several candidates seek roles as city physician and city attorney along with other applicants as appointments approach.
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G. T. Veal
Imayor
Roswell
Justice A. J. Welter
Roy Wooster
Ragpicker’s 5000 Dollar Fortune Contested in Court
Two women claiming to be widows of ragpicker Wolf Chatman contest in New York courts for possession of his $5000 estate. One claimant says Chatman deserted her in Russia eighteen years ago before he came to America and remarried.
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New York
For Rent Furnished Rooms and Single Bed Room
For rent furnished rooms with light housekeeping and a single bed room at 5909 N. Lea. Call 485 for details.
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N. Lea
Mrs W W Inmwin Buys QOnaio Car From Roswell Auto
Mrs W W Inmwin purchased a QOnaio automobile from Roswell Auto Company this week. The deal highlights local business activity as residents expand vehicle ownership in Roswell.
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W. W. Inmwin
Qonaio
The
Roswell Auto Company
Roswell Forecast Quiet, Colder With Frost Tonight
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico on April 15 records a max temperature of 74, min 41, mean 58 with 0.2 inches precipitation. Northwest wind and cloudy conditions give a forecast of fair weather tonight and Saturday with colder air and frost overnight. Historical contrasts note last year’s extremes: max 87, min 45, and a 16 year high of 90 with a 34 degree low in 1897.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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