Dedication of the International Bureau of the American Republics
Washington marks the formal dedication of the new International Bureau building described as a Temple of Peace and Commerce. The ceremony features President Taft, Secretary Knox, Andrew Carnegie, Cardinal Gibbons, Sen. Root, Senor de la Barra, and diplomats. The marble structure on a Potomac River overlook includes The Hall of the Republics, a Columbus Memorial Library, a central courtyard fountain, and extensive facilities for diplomacy and commerce.
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Washington
International Bureau
American Republics
Pres
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Root
United States
Cardinal Gibbont
Elihu Root
Harding
John Barrett
Supreme Court
National Congress
Igch
Cardinal Gibbons
Knox
International Bureau of the American Republics
Bureau
Albert Kelsey
Philadelphia
Kelsey and Cret
Senator Root
Carnegie
Dan Francisco Leon de la Barra
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Marine Hhe
Potomac Park
Waite
Washington Monument
Bureau of American Republics
Taft
Gertrude Vanderbilt Waitney
Hall of the Republics
Columbus Memorial Library
Kansas City Stock Market Report April receipts and prices
Kansas City stock market update shows cattle receipts at 9 000 with steady trade. Native steers bring 6.50 to 8.30, southern steers 5.75 to 7.75, cows and heifers 4.00 to 7.75, stockers 4.75 to 7.00, bulls 4.75 to 6.50, calves 4.00 to 8.75, westerns 0.00 to 8.00. Hog receipts 8 000 with prices 9.25 to 9.45 bulk, 8.75 to 9.40 for lights, pigs 8.00 to 8.75. Sheep 7 000 with muttons 6.00 to 8.50, lambs 8.25 to 9.75, western wethers 7.00 to 9.00, ewes 4.00 to 6.00. Market steady overall.
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Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Wool Market Report From St Louis April 26
St Louis notes a quiet wool market with territory and western mediums quoted at 22 to 24, fine mediums 18 to 20, fine 11 to 14.
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St. Louis
Many Carlsbad Men Come Up for Court
A large group from Carlsbad and Eddy County attended court and conducted business across several fields. Noted participants include C. R. Brice, D. R. Harkey, C. W. Merchant, Wm. O'Neill, W. J. Barber, W. Donnelley, and J. M. Dye. John Dunnaway accompanied them to Amarillo for a business trip.
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Carlsbad
Eddy County
C. R. Brice
D. R. Harkey
C. W. Merchant
Wm. O'Neill
W. J. Barber
W. 17. Donnelley
J. M. Dye
John Dunnaway
Amarillo
Cubans Arrested on Charge of Rebellion in Havana
Indictments return against General Evaristo Estenez and twenty-two other prisoners for inciting rebellion and anti white violence. Evidence shows plans for a general uprising on May 24th against the government in Havana Cuba dated April 26.
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Havana
Cuba
Evaristo Estenez
Horse Fell With Searsey Near Berrendo
Walter Searsey, resident of W. H. Long place three miles northeast of town, rode near the Berrendo at two o’clock Sunday afternoon. His horse stepped in a hole, fell, and rolled on him. He was badly mashed and unconscious for the remainder of Sunday afternoon and part of Sunday night. The injuries are temporary, and he is now recovering.
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Searsey
Walter Searsey
W. H. Long Place
Mr. Searsey
For Rent Modern Cottage on North Penna Ave
Rent advertisement notes a modern cottage located at 304 North Penna Avenue. The listing includes a 45 foot term note. Describes available housing and basic leasing terms in a concise classifieds style.
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North Penna. Ave
Frost Kills Remnants of Cotton Crop in Alabama
Montgomery reports a heavy frost last night destroyed what remained of the young cotton. Georgia futures escaped a killing frost that would have damaged fruit and vegetables. Louisiana and Mississippi crop damage estimates rise, with at least fifty percent of cotton lost and seed shortages delaying replanting. Texas reports light frosts amid broader chill.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Woman Fires To Ward Off Intruder At Rooming House
At 1930 last night a pistol shot rang through East Fourth street as landlady Mrs Everett fired from her rooming house to drive off an obnoxious man. Police concluded no arrest was necessary as she acted to protect her property and reputation.
Young Lady Harriett Fawcett Dies of Tuberculosis
Miss Harriett C. Fawcett, age 18, died at five this morning at 309 North Sea Street. The brief notice notes the tuberculosis illness and the death of a young woman.
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Harriett C. Fawcett
North Sea
Regional frost reports span four states
Portions of Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska reported light frosts while Texas and the Gulf states saw similar cool conditions. The weather bulletin notes localized frosts and cooler nights across the southern plains and adjacent regions.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Gulf States
Epworth League Elects Officers At Church Meeting
The Epworth League at M E Church held a well attended meeting led by Mrs Edward Spencer. Fifty attended the regular monthly business session and elected officers: Fred Lanning president Arthur Hartman first VP Harry White second VP Mrs N Frager third VP Dr J W Armstrong fourth VP Sadie Fairchild secretary and C N Frager. A tuberculosis patient from East St Louis Ill, Miss Marton Fawcett, was mentioned with her sister and five brothers. The body remains in Dilley undertaking rooms awaiting a brother. Funeral and burial will be held here.
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M. E. Church
Edward Spencer
League
Fred Lanning
Arthur Hartman
Harry White
N. Frager
J. W. Armstrong
Ith
Sadie Fairchild
C. N. Frager
East St. Louis Lll
Marton Fawcett
Anacortes Wash
Dilley Undertaking Rooms
Aurora Sealing Steamer Missing with 187 Crew
The probable loss of the British sealing steamer Aurora with a crew of 187 was reported from St. Johns Newfoundland. The vessel has been missing since April 1, and the sealing steamer Bothis confirms the peril.
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St. Joans
N. F
Aurora
United Confederate Veterans Open National Reunion in Mobile
Mobile hosts the twentieth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion with thousands arriving from the South. Flags fly side by side as veterans mingle with some Union soldiers. events include an oration by R W Bingham and shares from Britain France and Spain.
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Mobile
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
South
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Monroe Park
Mobile Bay
Henrietta Mitchell
Jackson
Miss
Evans
Lucy Davis-Hayes
Miss Hayes
Hayes
Jefferson Davis
R. W. Bingham
Louisville
Great Britain
France
Spain
William H. Armbrecht
United States
Alabama
Montgomery
Bay of
D. H. Maury
Canby
Altho
Citronelle
Mississippi
Bragg
General Gladden
Father Ryan
Raphael Semmes
Millinery Hat Sale At Half Price For Four Days
Miss M C Fleming announces a four day sale starting tomorrow to clear stock for a mid summer showing. Any hat on hand offered at half price during the promotion.
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M. C. Fleming
Miller and McKnight Wed After Accident
Frank R. Miller, the Roswell fireman who lost both legs in a railroad wreck at South Spring station on February 28, married Miss Lillian McKnight, a popular Roswell schoolteacher, at 4 15 yesterday afternoon in a ceremony conducted by Justice A J Welter in front of his east Roswell residence.
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Mr. Miller
Roswell
Frank R. Miller
South Spring Staton
Lillian McKnight
Justice A. J. Welter
East
I O O F Roswell Lodge 91st Anniversary Celebration
The 91st anniversary of the I O O F organization is celebrated nationwide. Roswell Samaritan Lodge No 12 postpones its observance to Friday night with a program at the I O O F hall and a supper. Roswell contributes oratory to Pecos Valley events and Elder C C Hill speaks at Lake Arthur at two this afternoon.
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ODD Fellowship
Lodge of
Roswell Lodge
Samaritan Lodge No. 12
Roswell
Pecos Valley
C. C. Hill
Lake Arthur
Counterfeit Five Dollar Gold Pieces Plague Mexico
San Antonio secret service agents report a number of counterfeit United States five dollar gold pieces in possession suspected to be made in Mexico. The fake coins have become so common in parts of Mexico that hotel keepers refuse gold in payment of bills.
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U. S
San Antonio
Texas
Secret Service
United States
Mexico
Roswell Hosts Clovis In Three Day Baseball Series
Clovis arrives in Roswell for a three day series at Amusement Park starting tomorrow with three oclock games. The visitors strengthen with a new catcher and two pitchers after defeating Roswell in Clovis earlier this season.
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Clovis
Roswell
Amusement Park
Clovis and Roswell Clash in Expectant Home Match
Officials anticipate strong fan turnout as Clovis hosts Roswell in a showcase game. The reinforced Clovis squad and a present Roswell lineup promise a spirited exhibition, with supporters hoping public interest and good play meet expectations.
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Sociation
Clovis
Roswel
Roswell Local Weather Report April 26 1907 79 44
U S Weather Bureau Roswell New Mexico reports today’s high 79 low 44 mean 62 with clear conditions and a 0.0 inch precipitation. Wind from the south at 3 miles per hour. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Wednesday. Comparative data show last year’s record highs and lows and 16 year extremes.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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Finley Rubber CO
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TERS
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Daniel Drug CO
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