Democratic Morning Goods Gathering Noted at SK Aern
Citizens attended a morning gathering in SK Aern with speeches noted. Organizers listed topics and civic concerns while attendees heard from multiple speakers.
25 Aug 1908
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
1
Citizens attended a morning gathering in SK Aern with speeches noted. Organizers listed topics and civic concerns while attendees heard from multiple speakers.
Indiana July meeting places John W Kern on the vice presidential ticket amid calls to curb predatory interests. Kern assails Republican power, pledges to legislate out money streams feeding trusts, and endorses a three point plan licensing interstate firms, curbing director duplication, and equal national sale terms.
Buckner officials pursue a homicide like assault on Mrs. William A. Johnson with a possible arrest pending her condition. Prosecutor I. B. Kimbrell and Chief Deputy Martin Roos review evidence, while rumors swirl of a Lake City man tied to a female hire in the crime. The case remains unsettled as authorities press for facts before action.
A compact Pecos Valley advertisement touts Parsons and Son Brokers offering legal and notary work, expert accounting, typing and stenography, money loans, and city property for sale or rent. It claims to be the only labor agency in the Pecos Valley and promises to obtain or impart any information or item desired.
The district attorney's case rests on circumstantial evidence. Questions to Johnson family associates about domestic relations stayed unanswered. Mrs. Edgar Hill declined to discuss family matters saying it can do no good. Others echoed the reluctance to speak.
Advertisement calls for 200 able bodied men aged 18 to 45 to become charter members of the Modern Woodmen of America. D P Greiner is district deputy and J L Gibbany is assistant deputy with offices in Room 14 Garst Building.
Fire in East Omaha caused about 100000 in damage with the Omaha Wagon Works suffering 50000 and the Platte Omaha Saddle Tree Company about 20000. The Carter White Lead works plant was saved with only slight loss.
Union Pacific adds extra guards on overland trains after multiple robbery reports in the northwest prompt protection measures in Omaha.
The store is handed to the ladies of the Presbyterian church who will run a large sale this Saturday August. Ingersoll Book Stationery Art Company.
Morristown New York Aug 25 Commander Roscoe Spear U S Navy died at home after a decade long illness from a disease contracted in the Philippines during the Spanish war. St Louis financier J C Van Blarcom president of the National Bank of Commerce died today at his Adirondack summer home of Krigh t's disease. German ambassador funeral announced for Baron Speck Von Sternberg with service and burial at Lutzchona near Leipzig next Friday.
Bisbee Arizona August 25 cloudburst causes $25000 in damage the worst hit being a subway wall at Main street that flooded the area six feet deep sweeping away structures houses suffer weakened foundations the Grand Hotel is condemned guests evacuated town lacks fire protection
A sender named H. P. Hobson asserts shipments contain only cream that is pasteurized to kill all disease germs. The letter emphasizes pasteurization as the sole method to ensure absolute purity.
Marion Carter was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of flourishing a deadly weapon after a hearing before Justice A J Welter. Bond set at 300 dollars, not yet secured. Carter sought a search warrant and then menaced roomers at Mrs Howe east of the railroad with a revolver, alleging small loss from a trunk. The Howe house, moved recently from Elk lots to a Third street site, serves as a labor hall. Mrs Howe sold her interest and left for points north.
The note states a buyer can return coal after purchase if the buyer doubts its truth and will receive a money refund. It emphasizes a money back guarantee upon return.
Mrs. Ella Davidson will open a fashionable boarding and rooming house tomorrow at noon in a new building at 116 N Richardson Ave west of the Roswell Automobile Garage. The twelve room facility is described as the most exclusive in the Southwest.
Woman's Home Missionary Society hosts a program at the Fifth and Kentucky Methodist Episcopal Church. Activities include organ voluntary, devotional, vocal solos, readings, quartet selections, a year’s work summary by the secretary, and a free will offering. All are invited.
At Sydney Aug 25 a Royal Agricultural Society gym show featured military and naval sports, speeches, jumping, boomerang throwing, sheep dog trials, and more. Americans led in some events but lost tug of war to British ships. a British sailor won the 300 yard race, while American entries placed second and third. Thousands visited ships ashore despite rain. about 2000 American officers and sailors were hosted at theatre parties that night.
Dr. Hunsberger of Roswell will return from summer vacation on September first. His office at Zinks Jewelry Store is among the best equipped in the Southwest and he offers relief for headaches and nervous troubles through correctly fitted glasses.
The United Mine Workers of Montana and Wyoming meet in Helena on August 25 to discuss the wage scale with operators. Officials state no difficulty in achieving an amicable settlement is anticipated.
Local Roswell New Mexico observation at 6:00 a m shows max 88 min 64 mean 76 with 0 00 inches precipitation. Winds southeast 2 miles per hour. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Wednesday with steady temperatures. Comparative data note last year’s extremes and 14 year records to date.
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