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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1910

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Hyde murder trial testimony described drug handling

Kansas City April 25 Miss Houlihan testified that Dr Hyde reprimanded her for delaying a medicine to Margaret Swope and that Christian Swope suffered hallucinations. Dr. Gentry testified about strychnine tonic and its small dinine content, shedding light on Col Swope’s habit. The body of the victim remains under inquest with findings pending tomorrow.

Kansas City Miss Houlihan Hyde Dr. Hyde Margaret Swope Chrisman Swope Mr. Wals Miss Honliana Dr. Hyd Swope C. H. Gertry Independence Colonel Swope Gentry Java Miss Swope

Tragedy On Tracks: S. B. Rose Crushed by Train

S. B. Rose, 65, long-time worker at South Spring Ranch, was killed when a cattle train struck him near the southeast city line last night. Witnesses saw him stagger along the track around eight. his body was found between ten and eleven. An inquest, postponed until morning, will review his trunk at South Spring for relation clues. Rose was a former Texas Ranger and claimed kinship to the outlaw "Billy the Kid."

Fort Sumner S. B. Rose South Spring Ranch & Cattle Company Southeast Corporation C. C. Collins Juan P. Rivera Finley Cross Roy Wooster Nigat Tobewart Dilley Furniture Company R. D. Bell South Spring

Ozone in Chicago schools touted to improve air quality

Chicago officials urge adoption of ozonizers to purify classroom air amid reports that the current down draft ventilation fails to provide real ventilation. Ella Finges Yomey and Dr. W A Evans condemn the air as impure and discuss ozone as a deodorizer and disinfectant through the Vohr method.

Chicago Germany Ella Fingeg Yomey W. A. Evans Commissioner of Health of France Young Vohr

Roswell Names Dr. Geo T Veal Its Mayor

Dr George T Veal the fifth mayor of Roswell, born February 21 1861 in Marion county east Texas, trained at the University of Kentucky and practiced in Jefferson Dallas before moving to New Mexico. He and wife Minnie Slaughter settled in Roswell ten years ago and are praised for his health return, with confidence he will govern well for the city.

George T. Veal Roswell Jefferson Marion County East Texas University of Kentucky Louisville Dallas Minnie Slaughter Co. C. Slaughter Veal Panhandle New Mexico Roswweil Rouswell

Jones Horse Still Missing After Pursuit

C E Phillips chased the horse thief who took Ben Jones's dun pacing saddle and gear. He tracked the man fifty miles south of Toyah before losing trace. This is the second saddle theft from Jones in two years, along with a hack and harness rented from Star Stable.

For Sale Two Buggies Piano and Player Piano

Advertising a quick sale listing two good buggies a piano and a player piano. Goods priced at half value to close out as the seller is leaving Roswell at 107 N Pa Ave.

Roswell N. Pa. Ave

Pacific Railways Merger Heads to October Court Date

Washington reports the government suit to dissolve the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific merger will be heard around October first. A definite date and venue are to be selected, with the October hearing anticipated as a key milestone in the case.

Pacific Railways Washington Southern Pacific Union Pacific

Supreme Court Still Silent on Corporation Tax Cases

The judges of the 8th circuit court at St Paul may have made a ruling in May while the Supreme Court of the United States again failed today to announce a decision in the corporation tax cases.

8Th Circuit Court St. Paul Supreme Court of the United States

Bruns Family Enjoys Pecos Valley Visit

Mr and Mrs F C Bruns and their children spent the winter at Lakewood and visited friends Saturday. They left Sunday for their home in Winfield Kansas, expressing delight with Pecos Valley and hope to return for another visit.

F. C. Bruns Lakewood Winfield Kaw Pecos Valley

Roosevelt in Paris Tourat City Hall and Libre d Or signing

Former president Theodore Roosevelt visited Paris on April 25 with Ambassador Bacon and M. Jusserand. He met municipal officials at Hotel de Ville, signed in the Libre dOr, and greeted a large crowd. Tea with Edith Wharton followed, and a later dinner with General Brugere was planned. Roosevelt declined Zeppelin voyage due to time constraints amid recent storms. An advance in cotton prices and brisk buying were noted.

Paris France Roosevelt Hotel de Vile Bacon M. Jusserand Washington M. Caron Salles Des Deliberation Edith Waarton General Brugere Mr. Roosevelt Count Zeppelin

Cattle man Eugene Hayes dies of April ninth wounds

Eugene Hayes a wealthy southwest cattleman died in Elgin Kansas on April 23 from gunshot wounds suffered April ninth near Pawhuska Oklahoma. He had been indicted in Kansas City for killing his business partner Edward Hayes in a hotel last September. Edward and Amos Hayes were half brothers. Eugene Hayes was not related.

Elgin Kan Eugene Hayes Southwest Amos Hayes Pawhuska Oklahoma Kansas City Edward Hayes Edward

Snow and frost strike multiple states damaging crops

A broad snow storm affected Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Tennessee, and Alabama with temperatures near freezing. Central Missouri fruit crops suffered damage while eastern Kansas and western Missouri fared better. Additional reports noted snow in Atlanta and unusual cold in Newfoundland and New Orleans cotton markets. A Zeppelin airship disaster and a stray balloon incident were also cited.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas Kansas Tennessee Montgomery Alabama Louisiana Atlanta Georgia New Orleans South Kentucky Lexington Hopkinsville New York N. Y

Roswell High School Plans Advance Under I H Rapp

Architect I H Rapp received the Roswell High School detailed plans Saturday night and they are in Superintendent M H Brasher's office. Bids for the new building were advertised today after full discussion in the Record.

I. H. Rapp Roswell High School M. H Brasher

Flying at Santone records at San Antonio meet

At the San Antonio aviation meeting Charles K. Hamilton set two world records with three ascensions. He lowered Glenn Curtiss starting time from 5.25 to 3.8 seconds and the third flight left ground at seventy feet, beating Curtiss's ninety eight foot mark. London derby hopefuls Beth Graham White and Louis Paulhan plan a London to Manchester flight for a 50000 prize using Farman bi-planes.

San Antonio Texas Charles K. Hamilton Glenn Curtiss Los Angeles Curtiss London Eng Manchester Beth Graham White Louis Paulhan Prenech Paulhan

Bargains Offer Near Central School and City Farm

Two bargains advertised by Parsons & Lawrence offer a model cottage close to Central School and a well improved farm four miles south of the city at a sacrifice. Parsons & Lawrence provide fire insurance, real estate, loans, accounting, and notary services from 215 North Main Street, near Kansas City Life, phone 65.

Parsons & Lawrence

Thelma in town at Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co

Thelma visits Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co presenting one of the market’s finest perfumes. Patrons are invited to sample next visit and try it.

Thelma Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co

Start on New Chaves County Courthouse Begun

Lucius Dills conducted the survey for the new Chaves county courthouse. Corners were set and levels made. Fines laid out for workers. Dirt work to begin tomorrow. The surveying proved larger than expected, occupying most of the day.

Lucius Dills Chaves County

Roswell Weather Report for April 25 Observed

Local Weather Bureau bulletin from Roswell New Mexico records a maximum temperature of 76 degrees, minimum 42, mean 59 with no precipitation and southeast wind at 2 miles per hour. Tonight will be fair and warmer, with Tuesday also forecast fair.

Roswell N. M

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United States Army Bille, the Kid Prairies Alberta Empire of Wheat Canada Canadian Pacific Railway Calgary United States Baosano Canadian Pacific Dominion Stratmore Colorado Finley Rubber CO Goodrich and Fisk Tires Geo. T. Veal the Symphony Club Presbyterian Church Robert S. Cook Beulah Hammond Baker Grieg Carolyn North Roswell Schools Roswell Lodge B. P. O. Elks Dge F. C. Hunt Main Pecos Valley Drug CO N. F. St. Johns N. F Newfoundland Farnborough Zeppelin Limbuwig Prussia Santone Kansas City Life North Main St U. S&s. Weather Bureau Zink
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