Mutineers Surrender Mutineers Surrender
A chaotic scene ends as mutineers surrender amid revolutionary leaders pressed by repeated failures and public doubt. In the wake, authorities announce a pause to reassess plans and restore order.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
1
Mutinies reported across Baltic fleets shake Europe
August dispatches from Helsingfors St. Petersburg and Cronstadt describe Sveaborg mutineers surrendering or fighting, mutiny on the Pamfatozova, royal fugitives rumored, and a general strike planned. Casualties mount as loyal regiments regain control and authorities move to prosecute leaders.
Revival Meetings Close In Roswell Tent
The Church of Christ meetings in an open tent at Main and Fifth ended last night with three baptisms. Elders Crenshaw and Bradshaw led the revival and plan to move the tent to Elk City Oklahoma before returning to Roswell for further meetings.
Missouri Bride Weds Roswell Man From Cape Girardeau
Miss Leonia Ruff from Cape Girardeau Mo travelled to Roswell to wed E A Haggard once from Kennett Mo. The ceremony took place at 708 North Main in the McLaren boarding house with Rev H F Vermillion presiding. The couple then moved to 808 North Union where the groom’s cottage is prepared for their reception.
Reading Tonight at Tend the Bess May MacClane
A notice describes an evening event featuring Bess May MacClane with housekeeping remarks. It notes Mayor Joanson’s Denver ties and a groom joining as a school principal. The story mentions Dex ter schools and Forest City Company with a Denver trip three weeks prior.
Abstracts Offered for Chaves County Property
Joseph F Hunt announces readiness to furnish abstracts on all Chaves county property and seeks patronage. He notes his client Mrs Miller travels with him to Roswell by automobile from Denver, while she returns by rail. Secretary Dills of the Fair Association works on a premium list for the county fair despite busy city duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dills
The
Fair Association
Sherman Acknowledges Republican Campaign Fund Plan
New York Aug. 1 Congressman Sherman, head of the Republican Congressional Committee, said the drive to raise funds from Republican voters is progressing well. He suggested expecting one dollar from about one in ten Republicans to fund campaign expenses and tied prosperity and Roosevelt to the party’s platform.
New Family Records Eighteenth Child for Eden Valley Couple
A son arrived Tuesday in Eden Valley marking a new record in Chaves county and likely New Mexico. Martin V Corn and his wife have nineteen children in the home, eighteen with the present wife. Peter Corn of Lakewood is father to 17 children with his third wife. The Corns, longtime eastern New Mexico settlers, contribute to regional population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
New Mexico
Recital Highlight Promises Bess May MacClane
A late evening recital features Bess May MacClane with the program described as a real treat. The note indicates the event occurs tonight, inviting local audiences to attend.
Woman's Club evening recital by Bess May MacClane
Bess May MacClane performs tonight under the auspices of the Women's Club inviting the public to attend. The event promises literary and cultural offerings in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess May MacClane
Women’s Club
Laying Mains for Gas Plant and Local Stores
Piping for the Roswell gas plant begins with mains laid across town though gas supply will lag. An Oriental Cement and Plaster Company plant erection starts near Carlsbad gap beds, Roswell men heavily involved. Ace Grant saloon fixtures sold at auction for 240 dollars. bidder was Mrs Iva J Keebler's loan recipient. Lithographers strike in New York disrupts about 6000 jobs over 48 hour week demand. employers cite overwork and overtime. Local notes mention a church drawing, Wichita crops, and visits by residents from Carlsbad and Artesia. Walton Studio offers Kodak photography services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Cement and Plaster Company
Carlsbad
Roswell
M. W. Witt
Iva J. Keebler
Bodies Found Two Miners in Mine Tunnel Near Ouray
In Ouray Colorado on August 2 the bodies of L A Thompson general manager and W Mather foreman of the Mickey Breen mine for Tempest Apex Mining and Milling Co were found in a tunnel half a mile from the mine. They disappeared a week ago during a heavy storm and were overwhelmed by rocks and dirt washing into the tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray
Cole
L. A. Thompson
W. Mather
Mickey Breen
Tempest Apex Mining and Milling Co
Trust Officials Subpoenaed
Chicago sent forty or more subpoenas for officers and employees of Standard Oil Co. to New York. M. F. Elliott, Standard Oil general counsel, said the company would not obstruct service and would not hinder government officials attempting to serve legal papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Newspaper Publisher Sues Eight U S Officials
New York on August 2 1906 Robert S Bird once publisher in San Juan Porto Rico sues eight of the highest American officials in a defamation case seeking redress for presumed wrecking of his paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Bird
New York
San Juan
Porto Rico
A Car Load of Kaffir Corn Just Received
Roswell Produce and Seed Company announces a fresh shipment of kaffir corn in a carload delivery. The advertisement highlights new stock arriving with availability for local farmers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Rockefeller Declines Immunity for Grand Jury Testimony
Chicago August 2 1911 government officials announced John D Rockefeller will not be served a subpoena to appear before a grand jury convening next Monday to probe relations between Standard Oil Co and railroads. They said immunity from prosecution would be required for his testimony, something the government seeks to avoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Iowa Republican convention ends with scattered reports
No responses were received from the Iowa Republican convention, suggesting the event concluded last night. Morning papers carried the report while evening editions were absent except for towns with morning papers. The Associated Press provided day reports, distinct from night reports, with some items carried by one edition only. R L Halley, a traveling salesman for Jaffa Prager and Co, arrived from Carlsbad today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
R. L. Halley
Jaffa, Prager & Co
Carlsbad
Roswell Weather Report Aug 2 with Forecast
Observation notes Roswell New Mexico at 6 am with max 92 and min 68 degrees, mean 80, no precipitation, South wind. Forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with stationary temperatures and localized showers in the northeast portion of the state.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
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