Sins of Her Father Entangle Miss Roosevelt in Philippines
In Manila and Jolo Aug 21, Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt attended a parade with the Sultan of Sulu. The Sultan offered Miss Roosevelt marriage and to name her Sultana of the Archipelago, saying his people wished her to stay. The event featured Moro gifts and a picturesque program amid caribou and bull fights, drawing wide attention to the presidential party.
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Sulu
Archipelago
Teddy
Jolo
Manila
P. 1
Taft
Sula
Miss Roosevelt
Increased Enrollment Opens Second Week at Teachers Institute
The second week of the teachers' institute begins today with higher enrollment figures. Organizers report more instructors and sessions planned, aiming to expand educator training and outreach across the district.
Institute Attendance Grows as Teachers Arrive
About fifty teachers are attending the Institute with Supt. Reid pushing hard for success. A reception by the Commercial Club is planned for tonight as the second week opens with strong attendance and engaging performances by Miss Rodkey and the Norfleet sisters. Washington census data, wagon of Greek Gypsies, and local notices follow in the same page.
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Supt. Reid
Commercial Club
J. W. Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Edith Rodkey
E. A. Herad
Northwestern Normal School
Alva
Paul
Agrippa
Beethoven
Hins N
Catherine Norfleet
Miss Norfleet
Reid
Helen Norfleet
Wilkinson
Roswell
Yellow fever campaign enters fifth week as cases decline
Federal and local authorities report the yellow fever campaign is well under control with no imminent epidemic. New Orleans noon fever report shows 1,402 total cases since Sunday 6 p.m. and 201 deaths to date, with 6 deaths in the last 24 hours, indicating progress in eradicating the fever transmitting mosquito.
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New Orleans
Roosevelts talks with Kaneko at Oyster Bay
Baron Kaneko met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay for three quarters of an hour and declined to discuss the meeting. Britain’s foreign office says Roosevelt made no request on Japan and expects no change in terms. A general strike in Poland disrupts rail and factory work as armed Socialists clash with Cossacks. eight killed, others arrested.
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Baron Kaneka
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Poland
N. Cy
Baron Kaneko
New York
Japan
Hague Tribunal
Aaron Kanexo
Britain
London
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Russia
Warsaw
Vistula
Lodz
Pobiano
Sympathy for Curzon as Viceroy resigns in India
Simla Aug 21 public sympathy grows for Lord Curzon Viceroy of India who resigns amid bitter debate over army administration plans. The press and commercial bodies largely back him while supporters of Lord Kitchener celebrate his enhanced prestige as de facto viceroy with native opinion highlighting Kitchener's supreme power.
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Simla
British India
Lord Curzon
India
Lord Kitchener
Jubi
Separate Statehood Advocates Meet in Indian Territory
In Muskogee Indian Territory on August 24 delegates from the five civilized tribes opened a se parate statehood convention. About two hundred delegates will organize and appoint committees and discuss the main points to enter into the constitution during the first week or ten days.
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Indian Territory
Muskogee
I. T
Five Civilized Tribes
Narrow Escape Aims at Queen Mother During Alpine Tour
Turin August 21 A purported assassination attempt targeted Queen Margherita mother of King Victor Emmanuel during a Alps tour. Her automobile struck a stone barricade on the road at Little St Bernard and overturned. Five occupants were frightened though none seriously hurt.
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Emmanuel
Turin
Margherita
Victor Emmanuel
Alps
St. Bernard
Freight strike on street car in Butte tragedy
Nine killed and others injured when a street car returning from Columbia Gardens collided with a freight train on the Butte Anaconda and Pacific line. The dead include Maggie Harrington, 19. Maude Johnson, 19. Mrs. Jacobs. Maggie Keefe, 19. Vera Haughton, 14. plus Mrs. Sadie Smith and Chris Wold among the unidentified victims. One person fatally injured. About thirteen others hurt.
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Butte
Mont
Columbia Gardens
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific
Maggie Harrington
Maude Johnson
Jacobs
Maggie Keefe
Sadie Smith
Chris Wold
Vera Haughton
Louisville Bank Closed After Insolvency Finding
Western National Bank of Louisville Kentucky was closed this morning by order of the Comptroller of the Currency after an examination showed capital badly impaired by losses. The acting Comptroller issued the statement detailing the bank’s financial distress and closure.
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Louisville
Western National Bank
Jefferson
Washington, D. C
Western National Bank of
Kentuck
Cur
Rency
Relations Visit Ends As Guests Return Home
Mrs. Mary A. Geers and Miss Jessie Gonterman who have been visiting for two weeks left this morning to return to Edwardsville U1. The visitors are relatives of Mrs. Jno. Ww. Poe and a sister.
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Mary A. Geers
Jessie Gonterman
Jno
Ww. Poe
Edwardsville
Roswell Lumber Co. offers broad range of lumber and materials
The Roswell Lumber Co on North Main Street markets a wide assortment of lumber and building materials. Claiming the oldest and largest yard in the Valley, it invites buyers to secure goods to their advantage.
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Roswell Lumber Co
North Main Street
Lotfi
Miss Myra McPhail Leaves for Beaumont Texas
Miss Myra McPhail departed this morning for her home in Beaumont Texas after a month in the area with Miss Rena Bellar and a month visiting friends at Pecos.
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Myra McPhail
Beaumont
Tex
Rena Bellar
Pecos
Cope Couple Head Home After Ten Day Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Cope departed for Memphis Texas this morning after a ten day stay with Mrs Cope s father J W Dalton the family noted.
Amptor Family Leaves After Ten Day Prospects
Mr and Mrs O P Amptor and their children depart this morning for Bastrop Texas after spending ten days here prospecting. The departure marks the end of their visit as they return to their home.
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W. M. Fenimore
W. B. Landis
E. Fenimore
A. Z. Waechter
Peru
Couple Visits From Hagerstown for Weeklong Stay
C E Odem and daughter Miss Eula traveled from Hagerstown to visit Miss Hollie Kinsinger this week. Mr and Mrs C E Boon departed for Beards Town Illinois after a short stay with Mrs Boon's cousin L B Boellner.
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C. E. Odem
Miss. Eula
Hagerman
Eula
Hollie Kinsinger
Atkin Couple Depart for Tucumcari Health Visit
Mr and Mrs J H Atkin, who have been in town for their health, left this morning for Tucumcari where they will make an extended visit.
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J. H. Atkin
Tucumcari
Land buyers from Carlsbad visit area leader E G Hancher
E G Hancher arrived with a party of land buyers from Carlsbad this morning. He plans to stay a few days in the area to view prospects and discuss opportunities with local officials.
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E. G. Hancher
Carlsbad
Dr J O Gable Visits Hagerman For Week Professional Business
Dr J O Gable traveled to Hagerman on Sunday afternoon for a week long professional business visit, according to local society notes and upcoming engagements. He plans meetings with hospital and clinic staff and will review upcoming projects.
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J. O. Gable
Hagerman
Pears for preserving offered at orchard week
Parker Earle advertises large excellent quality pears for preserving available this week only. He notes there are practically no pears in the valley except from his own orchard and that all pears are freshly picked this week at two cents a pound.
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Parker Earle
Dr. D T Reese Leaves Roswell for Hagerman Lake Arthur
Dr D T Reese of Indian Territory who has been in Roswell for several days departed Sunday afternoon for Hagerman and Lake Arthur.
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D. T. Reese
Indian Territory
Roswell
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Allen Campbell Norvell Randolph and Pete Bemis Visit Dayton
Allen Campbell Norvell Randolph and Pete Bemis traveled to Dayton Sunday afternoon for a brief stay.
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Allen Campbell
Norvell Randolph
Pete Bemis
Dayton
Phil Helmig Returns From East Stock Purchase Trip
Phil Helmig came back Sunday afternoon from an eastern journey where he secured a fall stock for the E. H. Williams store.
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Phil Helmig
E. H. Williams
Gamble & Kirby Ad Promotes Pure Distilled Water
The advertisement proclaims all ads are original and fact based without fake doctors. It asserts sanitation at their bottling plant and claims to be the only city supplier of goods from pure distilled water. Invites readers to call and visit.
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D. D
Gamble & Kirby
Roswell Leader Inez Chisum Visits Raton Lodge
Mrs Inez Chisum Grand Worthy Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star spent last Tuesday and Wednesday in Raton visiting Queen Esther lodge. The Raton Gazette lauds her work and the attendees at the lodge. John B Gill of Roswell visited after unloading a car of apple boxes he shipped here and plans to pack and ship in about ten days, having bought several crops near Hagerman.
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Inez
Chisum
Roswell
Order of the Eastern Star
Raton
Queen Esther Lodge
The
John B. Gill
Gill
Hagerman
Hagerman Messenger
Mayor Hinkle Seeks Quick Return After Illness
Mayor J. F. Hinkle is under the weather today and plans to resume duties tomorrow. City Clerk Beck has been home two to three days due to illness but was downtown today.
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J. F. Hinkle
Beck
Important Day Ahead for Carlsbad Irrigation Project
The Carlsbad Argus notes August 28 as pivotal for the Carlsbad and Rio Pecos irrigation district as the Board of Government Engineers meets to decide U.S. Reclamation Service involvement. The board, respected for fairness, is expected to scrutinize the project closely. The item cites arrivals and departures of local residents including J A Bellar from Beaumont and others visiting or returning home.
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Carlsbad
Carlsbad Argus
Rio Pecos
Board of Government Engineers
U. S. Reclamation Service
Authorities Enter of Yellow Fever New Orleans
The Fifth Week Campaign in New Orleans reaches a pivotal stage as authorities report efforts to control the yellow fever outbreak. Public health measures, inspections, and quarantines are described as intensified to stem transmission and protect residents.
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New Orleans
Two Marriage Licenses Issued Including Roswell Pair
A Saturday license was granted to Arthur A. Crista age 24 and Nannie Watson age 18, both of Roswell. Edward J. Coe of Glencoe Lincoln county and Maude Evans of Roswell also received licenses.
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Arthur A. Crista
Nannie Watson
Roswell
Edward J. Coe
Glencoe
Lincoln County
Two Deeds Filed in Probate Court Saturday
Two deeds were filed in the Probate Office by Clerk and Recorder F P Gayle. Helen J Lenox sold Lot 14 Block 42 South Wm J Larash to Robert Bourne for 300 dollars. Capt Jason W James of Roswell, recently married and en route home from a Brewster county Texas ranch, is a long time ranger and Lost Cause veteran. He expressed regret Roswell lacks a Sisters' school. Carlsbad Sun.
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F. P. Gayle
Helen J. Lenox
Robert Bourne
South Roswell
Jason W. James
Roswell
Schlitz
Brewster County
Texas
Ranger
Denver
James
Louisiana
Quantrell
Carlsbad Sun
Two Necroes to Be Tried for Colored Dance Cutting
Tiring of waiting for the return of I. J. Hill, the negro cut at a colored dance weeks ago, officers decide to try the other two at once. The hearing is set for Thursday before Justice Bailey.
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I. J. Hill
McKinstry Plans Farm Residence Near Hagerman
James McKinstry of Roswell spent several days in Hagerman arranging to build a residence on his farm three miles northwest of town. He has let the contract and work will start at once. upon completion he will move to the farm. Mrs. W K Saunders of Childress Texas visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J W Faison.
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James McKinstry
Roswell
McKinstry
Hagerman Mesenger
Mrs. W. K. Saunders
Childress, Texas
Mrs
J. W. Faison
Weather Summary for Roswell New Mexico
Local report from Roswell New Mexico on August 21 records a maximum of 94 degrees and minimum of 60 with a mean 77. Precipitation is 0 and wind from the south at 2 miles per hour. Weather is clear with a forecast of fair conditions tonight and Tuesday and a stationary temperature.
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Roswell
N. M
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