New York Store Still Grinding Out Bargains in Roswell
The New York Store sale in Roswell grows into a major event drawing thousands from nearby areas. Advertisements in the Daily Record propel crowds, with Manager Edwards extending the closing date to August 25 to accommodate buyers. Store capacity remains strained as shoppers rush to take advantage of unusually low prices.
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New ‘York
Roswell
Dred Niles
Rord
Daily Record
Edwards
New York
Earthquake Shatters Valparaiso and Sparks Fires
Reports from Washington indicate Valparaiso Chile suffered massive earthquake damage with many killed and injured as fires raged across the city. Communications with lower South America were interrupted and later reports note a main office reestablished in Valparaiso by the Central and South American Telegraph Company.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Americas
Lisbon
Central
Southmerican
Teleraph Co
Valaraiso
Valpa
Youthful highwaymen confess to Ocean Boulevard killing
Four teenagers Fred Peterson William Mears Walter Westwood and Frank McAuliffe confessed to a string of holdups ending in the fatal shot that killed Fred Mullineaux on Ocean Boulevard. Peterson 17 admitted firing the fatal shot and Westwood 16 claimed leadership and gun duties in prior robberies.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fred Peterson
William Mears
Walter Westwood
Frank McAuliffe
Fred Mullineaux
Ocean Boulevard
Peterson
Mullineaux
Westwood
Root Attends Reception in Buenos Ayres
Secretary Root visited Estancia and other sites with President A L Corta and a diplomatic delegation. He spoke at a North American Society reception on the prospects for Argentina's development through American capital investment. A lost heart shaped pearl pin with diamond center is being sought.
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Buenos Ayres
Root
Estancia
A. L. Corta
North American Society of the River Platt
Mr. Root
New Mexico College Professor Arrives to Confer in Roswell
Professor M. L. Hoblit of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts arrives at Roswell to work in his school and confer with Judge Richardson, a board member, while the judge is away addressing the Confederate reunion in Portales.
Campbell Renominated for Texas Governor by Democratic State Convention
Thomas M. Campbell, a native of Rusk Texas and former general manager of the I G N railway, was renominated for Texas governor by the Democratic state convention. After a two hour roll call Colquitt urged Campbell’s nomination and Judge Bell withdrew to support unanimity. The convention and crowd welcomed Campbell as the band played The Campbells Are Coming.
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Dallas
Tex
Thomas M. Campbell
Rusk
Texas
Hogg
Campbell
I. & G. N. Railway
Colquitt
Bell We
Morrison Brothers Install Moveable Seats in Court House Plaza
Mr. Hoblit appeals to old students and announces new enrollees. Morrison Brothers store adds ten movable seats in the court house plaza with proper pitch for comfort, improving park seating accommodations.
En campment plans and regional market notes from Aug. 17
Minneapolis reports little action on G A R canteen abolishment and Henry Wirz memorial. Saratoga chosen for 1907 encampment. six travelers include Mrs. Earnest Johnson and her children. Kansas City cattle and sheep markets show varied prices. deeds filed for Hernandez Irrigation Co. and Maggie Li Lock with parcels in section 13 and 24 and block 14 Fruit land.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Wirz
Committee On Resolutions
Ladies
Mclean
Appomattox
Lee
Grant
Saratoga
Cincinnati
F. P. Gayle
J. J. Williamson
Hernandez Irrigation Co
Reduction in Price of Oil Stirs Suspension of Operations in Indian Territory
Robert Galbreath, a leading oil operator in Indian Territory, says a three cent crude price cut by Standard Oil will halt operations in the field. The note also reports the Chelsea Mass First National Bank closed with examiner Ewer as receiver, tied to large officer loans and real estate ventures.
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Indian Territory
Tulsa
I. T
Robert Galbreath
Territory
Standard Oil Co
Washington
National Bank Examiner
First National Bank of
Chelsea
Mass
Examiner Ewer
Boston
First National Bank
National Bank of
First National
Roswell Weather Report for August 17
Observation from Roswell New Mexico at 6 am notes a max of 90, min 57, mean 74 with no precipitation and a light south wind. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little temperature change as Wright reports.
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U. 8 Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
M. Wright
Brownsville Demand for White Troops Referred to War Dept
A Brownsville Texas citizens committee asks that Negro troops who committed an outrage in Brownsville be replaced by white troops. President Roosevelt forwarded the dispatch to the War Department and will wait for its report before acting.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Brownsville
Texas
Roosevelt
War Department
Negro Arrested for Theft In Texico
Dan Hughes a negro was arrested last night on information that he is charged with stealing a six shooter from Pete Rose at Texico. Deputy Sheriff Tipton of Roosevelt county will come tonight after the negro. Mr Rose formerly lived in Roswell and is well known here. Dr J B Keaster has opened offices over the American National Bank in Sunnyside Tent City and offers general practice with eye ear nose throat care and glasses. He is a University of Iowa graduate and New York hospital post graduate.
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Nowlan
Indiana
Chicago
Toulon Academy
University of Illinois
Daily Record
Dan Hughes
Witt
Ray
Pete Rose
Texico
Tipton
Roosevelt County
Mr. Rose
Roswell
J. B. Keaster
Sunnyside
American National Bank
Keaster
University of Iowa
New York
Carothers Buys Shaver Property in Roswell
T L Carothers from New Decatur Alabama purchases H J Shaver residence at Seventh and Pennsylvania Roswell and will move in. He previously bought the Stonehouse place on Second Street and plans business in Roswell after 21 years in the L and N railroad auditing department. Shaver will relocate to Oklahoma.
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T. L. Carothers
New Decatur
Ala
H. J. Shaver
Seventh
Pennsylvania
Mr. Carothers
Stonehouse Place
Second Street
Roswell
L & N. Railroad
Decatur
Alabama
Shaver
Oklahoma
Robb rules against importing Mexican labor for Texas railroads
Acting Attorney General Chas H. Robb issued an opinion barring the importation of Mexican labor under contract for railroad and public works in Texas. Workers already admitted must be returned to Mexico, per the ruling.
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Washington, D. C
Chas H. Robb
Texas
Mexico
Anonymous letter ties Santa Monica murder victim to local woman
Santa Barbara police received a Los Angeles alert about an anonymous letter claiming the unidentified body found in a canyon near Santa Monica is Mrs. Clara Armstrong of Santa Barbara. Horace Lawn, her brother, says she left town four weeks ago and was betrothed to "Posey" Horton, who found the body.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Clara Armstrong
Horace Lawn
Armstrong
Auto makes fast run to Roswell from Torrance
The automobile from Torrance reached Roswell at 9 15 this morning the earliest in some time. It left Torrance at 5 o clock stopped at the Johnson ranch seventeen miles this side of Torrance to pick up six passengers and stopped about twenty minutes at the half way house for breakfast. That made the
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Torrance
Roswell
Johnson Ranch
Meeting of Social Circle at Southern M E Church
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Southern M E church met yesterday led by Mrs. F N Brown. Seventeen attended the morning session with lunch, and seven more joined in the afternoon. The secretary Mrs. Robert Graves received a cut glass powder receiver with her name engraved on the top, presented by Mrs. W N Baldwin.
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M. E. Church
F. N. Brown
Robert Graves
W. N. Baldwin
Notice to Real Estate Agents Withdrawals
Notice to Real Estate Agents states all property listed by Daniel & Caf fee and Daniel & Daniel is withdrawn from the market. The item also references balloon race antics at the Fair in Albuquerque and various local notices about people visiting, New Mexican coverage, and railroad ticket inquiries by R. L. Miller at El Capitan Hotel.
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Daniel & Caffee
Daniel & Daniel
Albuquerque
Investigation to Proceed on Railroad Oil Relations
Federal officials expect to start the investigation into the relations of certain railroads with the Standard Oil Co with a new grand jury today. The law requires a minimum of sixteen jurors, but prosecutors prefer a full panel for the proceedings.
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Standard Oil
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Renowned Indiana Lawyer Nowlan Establishes Ros Loc
H I Nowlan, a prominent Connersville lawyer active since June, sets up offices over the First National Bank in Roslyn after moving for his wife’s health. He arrived in the valley seeking a gentler climate and solid professional future.
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H. I. Nowlan
Connersville
Indiana
First National Bank
San Francisco Bank Clearings Rise Nine Percent
San Francisco business activity stayed strong last week with bank clearings totaling over forty million dollars, up nine percent from the previous year.
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San Francisco
Cal
Still Killing Policemen Warsaw Aug 17
During yesterday throughout Poland eleven police men and one gendarme were killed and four policemen wounded in a wave of violence.
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Warsaw
Poland
Explosion in Bahia Factory Kills 21 in Rio Janiero
An explosion in a Bahia factory yesterday killed 21 men and wounded many others.
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Rio Janeiro
Bahia
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