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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1910

Page

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Is Roswell City in Debt or Not

U. S. Bateman questions city indebtedness in Roswell stating last administration left a debt of 12 958 85 and current funds laws prevent paying past debts. He cites territory law to prohibit using current year funds to cover prior obligations while noting unpaid electric bills and creditor payments. A druggist Roy Daniel narrowly escaped eye injury when carbolic acid splashed his face. alcohol treated the eye, preventing further damage.

Roswell Irecord Dicipal Ers D of Education Board of Trustees Electric Light Company First National Bank of Albuquerque U. S. Bateman Roy Daniel

Mullis announces birth of daughter yesterday

Mr and Mrs John Mullis announce the birth of a daughter yesterday in a brief family notice.

John Mullis

Albuquerque visitor W A Harsch to arrive tonight

W A Harsch of Albuquerque is slated to arrive tonight for a business visit.

W. A. Harsch Albuquerque

Poison purchases cited in Hyde murder trial

In Kansas City on April 27 a witness testified that Dr. Hyde bought poison and culture media for typhoid studies. Books shown in court listed purchases including cyanide capsules on several dates, and a store clerk said Hyde claimed he intended to kill dogs.

Kansas City, Mo Dr. Hyde Colonel Swope Ada Hoover Hugo Brecklein Hiyde Conkling Lazier Williams Grecklein Hyde Williams

Wool Market Steady Across Territories and Regions

In St. Louis on April 27, wool prices held steady with Territory and western medius at 22 to 24, fine mediums 18 to 20, and fine 11 to 14. The report notes overall firmness in the market for the day.

St. Louis

Engineer party returns from eastern county surveys

H. V. Nye and wife and a party of engineers have come back from the eastern part of the county where they were inspecting government surveys.

H. V.nye

Rayner Seeks Clarity on Insurgents and Party Unity

Senator Rayner of Maryland pressed in the Senate on the railroad bill whether insurgents are earnest or merely flirting with Democrats. He warned against further combinations, urged insurgents to join decisively, and recalled Roosevelt era alliances to argue for a united approach while criticizing recent maneuvers as mutinous rather than warlike.

Rayner Maryland Senate Faney Indiana

Roosevelt reviews Paris garrison war maneuvers

Colonel Roosevelt observed a Vincennes field drill featuring chasseurs a pied dra goons infantry and artillery in pursuit of a retreating force protected by Zouaves and dragoons. He praised General Daistein for the troops dash and execution of the operations.

Paris France Roosevelt Vincennes Daistein

MANY WOMEN WOULD MARRY HETTIE GREEN'S SON

E H R Green of Terrell Texas and president of the Texas Midland Railroad, son of Mrs Hettie Green, said he received 150 letters of marriage proposals and about 50 photographs in two weeks, including one from a widow with six children.

Hettie Green St. Louis E. H. R. Green Terrell Texas The Texas Midland Railroad

Funeral of Sam B. Rose Held After Train Tragedy

The funeral for Sam B. Rose, killed Sunday night by a train, was held yesterday afternoon. No service was held, the procession moved from Dilley parlors, and burial occurred at South Side cemetery. No relatives or close friends could be located.

Sam B. Rose Dilley South Side

Raynor urges insurgents to join Democratic camp

Mr. Raynor invites the insurgents from Iowa to defect to the Democratic party describing it as pure and above temptation. He recalls past Republican misdeeds and notes Democrats once considered crossing over to solve political problems stemming from the railroad rate bill.

Mr. Raynor Rayner

Symphony Club concert exceeds initial success in Roswell

The Symphony Club at First Presbyterian Church presented by the Orchestra Association drew a larger audience and a stronger program. Grieg formed the nightly focus with miss Carolyn North delivering an engaging introduction. Mrs Robert S Cook on violin and Beaulan Hammond Baker on mezzo soprano drew applause alongside seven Grieg numbers and works by Sousa Wiegand Mendelssohn Brahms Elgar and Victor Herbert. The Orchestra Association celebrated the improved reception and plans to continue the series.

Symphony Club First Presbyterian Church Orchestra Association Grieg Carolyn North Robert S. Cook Beaulan Hammond Baker Sousa Wiegand Mendelssohn Brahms Elgar Victor Herbert Roswell

Foster couple arrive for extended Jacksonville visit

Mr and Mrs JA Foster of Jacksonville Florida have arrived for an extended visit and are guests at The Gilkeson.

JA. Foster Jaxville, Fla Gilkeson

War on in Europe forces clash in Albania terrain

Constantinople April 27 Turkish troops twice stormed the Kach Anik pass in upper Albania to dislodge Albanian rebels but were driven back with heavy losses. Fears rise for Pristina and Priszend. Saloniki dispatch reports 500 Albanians, mainly women and children, killed in Godanitz bombardment. Pekin unrest fears follow Hunan riot suppression.

Constantinople Kachanik Albania Pristina Priszend Monastir Saloniki Godanitz Pekin Pexin Qiina Hunan

Pekin Servants Quiet Despite Rumors of Uprising

The article notes that many servants and coolies are said to be leaving Pekin in large numbers due to whispers of an uprising, while local authorities assure there is no danger of any outbreak in the city.

Pekin

Anheuser-Busch Plant Damaged by Fire in St Louis

Fire of unknown origin caused a loss of 530000 at the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co plant in St Louis Missouri, threatening total destruction. Five hundred thousand bottles of beer were destroyed and millions of burning corks created dense smoke that hampered firefighters as corks bobbed on the water stream.

St. Louis Annheuser-Busch Brewing Co

Campaign for Christ Plans Set for Roswell

A Campaign for Christ is planned May 5 to 29, 1910, led by First Baptist Church members in Roswell and vicinity. E S Sellers of Moody Bible Institute leads gospel songs, with D D P H McDowell as preacher. A chorus of 50 to 75 voices is being formed.

First Baptist Church Roswell Lord Jesus E. S. Sellers Moody Bible Institute Chicago Pecos Valley Sellers Towner Excell Butler Alexander The Baptist Church P. H. McDowell D. D

District Court Concludes Day In Ongoing Divorce Trial

District court continued the divorce case active since Monday as time elapsed without further action. The federal grand jury had not made any report by two o’clock this afternoon.

District Court Federal Grand Jury

Roswell Weather Record And Forecast For Roswell

Local rostrum Roswell N M reports temperature details for April 27 with max 84 and min 44, mean 64, precipitation 6 and SW wind. Forecast calls for fair and warmer tonight and Thursday with clear skies, and notes past extremes from 16 years ago and 1890s records.

U. 8 Weather Bureau Roswell N. M

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