Intervention Fails to Creep Through Packers and Strikers
Neither the Packers nor the Strikers will accept the proposed intervention, leaving negotiations at an impasse and signaling continued dispute among the parties involved.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1904
Page
1
No Joint Conference Ties Packers and Strikers to Mayor
Chicago August 16. Mayor Harrison fails to secure a meeting between packers and strikers as both sides refuse joint talks. Packers say they have won their strike and will not meet the strikers or accept outside mediation.
Veterans Parade in Boston Draws Wide Viewers
Boston, Aug 16. The Grand Army of the Republic veterans parade drew thousands as a two mile march from Temple Place to Park Square. Mass attendance led by Commander in Chief Black included Antietam Gettysburg Vicksburg Appomattox veterans with Illinois in front and Massachusetts showing the largest display of the states organized units.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Unique Wooden Postal Card Sent From St Louis Fair
Fred Miller, Joyce Pruit store book-keeper, received a wooden postal souvenir card from A Pruit at the St Louis fair. The back carries a typographic joke about the World’s Fair with puns on wood species and playful lines urging a spruce up and cedar sights of the life.
Queer Looking Man Draws Post Office Crowds
A long haired, red complexioned man with blue eyes and a beard drew attention in the post office last evening. He wore a blue jumper, corduroy trousers, boots with large spurs, and appeared unshaven as curious citizens watched him enter and exit.
Pallada Missing and War Contraband Debate
Reports from Port Arthur and Tsing Tau describe the loss of the protected cruiser Pallada, suspected torpedoing off Port Arthur, with ongoing Russian casualties and ships dismantled under German control. Britain and Japan dispute contraband rules while Stakelberg’s recall and diplomatic protests unfold.
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Port Arthur
Tsing Tau
Japan
Germany
Miss McCune Seeks Pupils For Piano And Voice Classes
Special notice invites enrollment for the coming term starting September 1 1904. Miss McCune offers piano and voice culture with free voice testing and a Saturday kindergarten class at one dollar per month. Call at 618 Main Street between 9 30 and 12 and 2 and 4 p m. class runs two hours each Saturday afternoon.
Luther League Sixth National Convention Opens in Buffalo
Nearly a thousand delegates from across the country gather in Buffalo for the sixth Luther League convention. St John’s church hosts the formal opening with sessions through Friday. Prominent speakers include Judge Grosscup of Chicago August Miller of Philadelphia and Dr Dev B Cramer of Newbury College.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Luther League
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
St. John’s Church
Grosscup
Chicago
E August Miller
Philadelphia
Dev. B. Cramer
Newbury College
Actor Joseph Jefferson Improves After Illness
Joseph Jefferson the actor has been seriously ill at his Buzzard Bay summer home with indigestion. Doctors from Boston report the attack was severe but remedies brought relief and this morning he is said to be much improved.
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Buzzard Bay
Joseph Jefferson
Boston
Jefferson
Feared Mob Control Rumor Shakes Statesboro Georgia
Reports circulate that a feared mob may be gaining influence in Statesboro Georgia impacting local order. Authorities urge calm while residents await official statements on security conditions.
British Cruiser Tribune Denied Landing on Bird Island
The Admiralty formally denied a Kingston Jamaica report that a British cruiser Tribune party landed on Bird Island to annex it. The dispatch notes the Tribune only conducted target practice on Bird Island, dismissing any territorial claim.
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Bird Island
Kingston
Jamaica
Tribune
Notification ceremonies set for Davis nomination speech
Arrangements were completed today in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for notifying Senator Henry G Davis of his nomination for vice president by the Democratic national convention. The ceremonies will occur tomorrow afternoon and Congressman John Sharp Williams will deliver the notification speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Henry G. Davis
John Sharp Williams
Judge Pleads for Quiet as Savannah Riot Fears Rise
A mob in Statesboro threatens lynching during a gang trial leaving soldiers disarmed by citizens. The judge appeals from courthouse steps to quell unrest as a militia is called, while Western Union reports seizure of the Statesboro operator and telegraph closure.
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Savannah
Exchanges positions in Pecos Valley Lines
Special to The Record Amarillo Texas August 16 Don A Sweet traffic manager for the Pecos Valley Lines has been named auditor Auditor C L Conrad becomes traffic manager It was simply an exchange of positions
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Don A. Sweet
Amarillo
Tex
Don A Sweet
Pecos Valley Lines
Knights Templar Conclave Delegation Leaves for United States
The Earl of Euston as Grand Master and a deputation of English Knights Templar departed London for New York ahead of a conclave to be held in San Francisco next month.
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London
Earl of Euston
Knights Templar
San Francisco
New York
Master Blacksmiths Meet Opens National Convention
Indianapolis August 16 The twelfth annual convention of the National Railway Master Blacksmiths Association opened with President George H. Lindsay presiding. About 200 delegates from nearly every state attend to discuss improving efficiency in the blacksmiths' branch of railroad service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Railway
Master Blacksmiths’ Association
George H. Lindsay
Eastern & Terre Haute Railroad
Wanted couple to work on a Roswell place
A notice seeks a young man and his wife to work on a place in Roswell New Mexico. Applicants are asked to contact OG Box 626 Roswell NM for details.
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Roswell
P. OG
Roswell, N. M
Pears Week Sale at Crawford's Warehouse
Pear week promotion offers cheap pears for canning at Crawford's Warehouse on 8th Street near the railroad. J. H. Beckham of Artesia arrived on the morning train.
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Crawford’s
8Th Street
J. H. Beckham
Artesia
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