Roosevelt on conservation and rural life policy
Theodore Roosevelt addresses the summit in Utica New York linking conservation to rural life. He argues soil fertility, forests and waters must be preserved for national prosperity and urges farmers to adopt scientific, technical education and collaboration with industry to raise farming’s appeal and profitability.
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Long Island
Estrada Seizes Power in Nicaragua After Zelaya Defeat
In Managua the government fell after regular army defeats by General Estrada’s insurgents. President Madriz fled by gunboat and train to Corinto, with many Zelaya supporters following. Washington confirms Estrada’s presidency and his pledge to restore order and address the killings of Americans Cannon and Grace.
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Nicaraugua
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Madriz
Corinto
Zelaya
Washington
Juan J. Estrada
Nicaragua
State Department
Cannon and
Grace
Noted Kentucky feudist shot and killed near river bridge
Jackson Kentucky August 23 John Abner a noted feudist active in the Harris Callanan Beaton and Smith factions was shot several times by unknown assailants near the river bridge. He had been alleged to have participated in planned killings during a feud eight years ago but no trials resulted.
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John Abner
Harris
Callanan
Beaton
Smith
River Bridge
Abner
James Harris
E. D. Cox
James Cockerell
James B. Marcum
Wool Market Quiet as Prices Hold Firm in Boston Trade
In Boston on August 23 prices in the local wool market stay firm amid slow activity. Nevada medium wool tops at 60 cents scoured, Montana grease wool trades at 23.5 to 24, and choice territory wool runs 64 to 65, with limited movement. Pulled wool stays dull though foreign wool shows some interest.
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Boston
Nevada
Montana Gas
Choice Territory
Rumor of American Purchase in Africa Reported
Tangiers Morocco Aug 23 The report that the Anghera country in extreme northwestern Africa has been purchased by American interests aroused great excitement in diplomatic circles. The territory holds vast exploitation value and strategic importance.
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Tangiers
Morocco
Africa
Desperate gun duel ends with fatality in Greenfield
In Greenfield California at midnight Frederick W Becker and N F Tognazini argued in a cottage where Becker fired a shotgun and rifle were returned. Becker died soon after from wounds while Mrs Becker and her father W D Fowler were wounded. Tognazini was arrested charged with murder.
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Calif
Frederick W. Becker
N. F. Tognazini
King City
Becker
Barb Wires Take Eleven-Inning Win Over Tigers
The Barb Wires beat the Roswell Tigers 19 to 9 in eleven innings at Amusement Park. Barbs broke a 9 9 tie with seven runs in the sixth and won the game with the winning run in the eleventh, after an extra frame duel.
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Fires Subside As Snow Helps Battle Idaho Fires
Weather and snow in the mountains ease the forest blaze far across 100 square miles toward Helena and Coeur d Alene. Dozens reported safe while several rangers and workers remain missing or burned. eight men died in the Bullion mine and Seter creek searchers find more bodies.
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Missoula
Montana
Helena
Couer de ‘Alene
Spokane
Wash
Idah Ao
Washington
Couer D'Alene
Avery
Idaho
United States Forestry Force
Seter Creek
Chas. J. Sullivan
Edward Bassett
Seter Camp
Republican Meeting Ends On Street Following Frost
A frost greeted Republicans as their meeting in Gaulheir Building court room adjourned to the street. Orator Parsons tried to dissect Democratic candidates but clashed with Bob McClung, leaving attendance small in the local area.
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Gaulheur
Parsons
Bob McClung
Neck of the Woods
Kansas City Livestock Market Report August Cattle and Hog Prices
Kansas City market receipts total 11 000 cattle with 1 000 southern. Steers 4.75 to 8.25, southern steers 4.05 to 5.25, southern cows 2.60 to 4.25, natives 2.60 to 6.75, stockers 3.25 to 6.25, bulls 3.00 to 2.90, calves 4.00 to 8.00, western cattle 4.50 to 7.25, western cows 2.75 to 4.75. Hog receipts 4 500, prices up 5 cents. bulk 9.00 to 9.25, light 8.85 to 9.00, packers 9.00 to 9.25, night 9.10 to 9.30. Sheep receipts 6 000, muttons 4.60 to 4.90, lambs 8.00 to 8.65, fed wethers 4.00 to 5.75, fed western ewes 3.50 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Killed by Contact With Charged Feed Wire In Tunnel
Idaho Springs Colorado Aug 24 two laborers were instantly killed in the Newhouse tunnel when a cave in toppled them onto a heavily charged electric feed wire. Two companions were only slightly shocked while a mule drawing the car died from the shock. Five hundred volts passed through the bodies of the dead men.
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Idaho Springs
Colo
Walch
Thomas St. Imar
Daniel Regan
Newhouse
William Galligan
Victor Biddle
St. Omar
Regan
Pope Receives 150 Americans in Private Audience
In Rome on August 24 the Pope welcomed a group of 150 Americans in private audience. The Knights of Columbus led a 50 member delegation headed by Rev. H. J. McGivney of Middletown Connecticut who presented an address and offering to the Pontiff.
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Italy
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H. J. McGivney
Middletown
Meeting of Baseball Fans at the Commercial Club
A meeting of baseball fans is called for eight o'clock tonight at the Commercial Club. Everyone interested is invited, especially subscribers who helped fund the Albuquerque trip. Plans for the season and travel will be discussed, with a financial report on the season to date. A large turnout is hoped.
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Albuquerque
Fall From Bicycle Causes Bad Fracture
Co. T Hale of West McGaffey Street South Hill fell from his bicycle this morning and suffered a very bad fracture of the left arm at the elbow joint. The injury is painful and may cause lifelong stiffness, with possible lasting impairment.
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Co. T. Hale
West McGaffey St. South Hill
Mr. Hale
Lincoln visitors greet Miss Grace Snita
The Misses Lutz of Lincoln visit Miss Grace Snita daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Smith during the current social season highlighting local community ties and family connections.
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Lincoln
Grace Snita
B. F. Smith
Hoke Smith Favored In Georgia Governor Race
Atlanta Aug 24 Hoke Smith of Atlanta appears likely to win Georgia governor against rival Joseph M Brown. The Democratic primary also saw renomination defeats for long serving congressmen L B Livingstone and William M Howard over Cannon rules support. In Washington former Senator Wilkinson Call of Florida died at Emergency Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He served sixteen years in the Senate and is survived by one daughter.
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Missoula
Montana
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Flathead National Forest
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Atlanta
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Georgia
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Cannon Rules
Nouse
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Call
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Ball From Washington Monument Stuns Fans
In Washington on August 24 catcher Billy Sullivan of the Chicago Americans repeated the stunt of catching a baseball thrown from a window at the top of the Washington Monument. The drop measures 542 feet, a feat first done by Charles Strete of the Washington Americans last year.
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Billy” Sullivan
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Washington Americans
Mexican Independence Day Collection in Pecos Valley
E M Sandoval and S A Bercerra began collecting funds for a united Pecos Valley celebration of Mexican Independence Day on September 16 at Roswell. They promise the largest native celebration yet as the valley unites for the event.
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E. M. Sandoval
S. A. Bercerra
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Bert Ingersoll Testifies He Was Not Plaintiff in Sidewalk Case
In a Supreme Court appeal matter the mayoral ally Bert Ingersoll asserts he did not personally fight the case. He allowed his name to be used as a test, while remaining willing to install the sidewalk if the council ordered it.
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Bert Ingersoll
Supreme Court
Wool Market Report From St Louis August Quiet Trade
Wool is quiet in St Louis with territory and western merino mediums selling around 18 22 and fine mediums at 17 20 dollars. Fine wool ranges 14 17 dollars as buyers hold back on trading.
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St. Louis
Law and Order League Meeting Notice
The Law and Order League will meet in the Baptist church Taurida on August 25 at 8 o clock in the evening. Friends of law and order are cordially invited to attend. By order of the League. 4712
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Roswell Weather Report August 24 Forecast
U S Weather Bureau local report Roswell New Mexico notes 4 6:00 a m temperature max 96 min 62 mean 7 precipitation 6 wind 3 miles per hour out weather clear. Comparative data show extremes this date last year max 87 min 57 and 15 years ago max 97 min 53. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity fair tonight and Thursday cook.
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