New Party Delegates Meet in Chicago to Form a Committee
A gathering in Chicago brings delegates together to unify behind a new party. The aim is to form a governing body and establish organizational structure for the movement.
29 Aug 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1904
Page
1
A gathering in Chicago brings delegates together to unify behind a new party. The aim is to form a governing body and establish organizational structure for the movement.
Aug 29 St Louis reports Barney Oldfield injured in a collision that wrecked his car and killed a negro named Montgomery. The crowd was struck by debris as the machine was demolished and Oldfield survived with injuries.
The Exposition set free admission for all children under fifteen at opening. Young crowds explored waterways, Art Hill, and forestry areas amid energetic activity and quieting at day’s end. Obituary notes Hon. W. M. Smith of Roswell New Mexico, died August 19 in Amarillo Texas and was buried August 20 at Portales. Smith, born May 27 1857 in Arkansas, became a lawyer after Texas education and university study.
Russian forces under Kuropatkin retreat northward to shield Liao Yang from Japanese pressure. Tokui Oku and Kuroki flank the Russians, while a rear guard action covers their withdrawal. Moscow reports indicate heavy fighting and concern over the railroad line south of Mukden.
Local unions and meat processors report progress in negotiations over wages and working conditions with a tentative agreement expected to be reached in the coming days.
Representatives of the packers held a long secret meeting in Chicago on August 29 and denied receiving any communication from strikers. They planned to present a peace proposal to the Allied Trades Council tomorrow offering return to union status and the wage scale in effect before the strike.
Aged 61 former New York governor and U S senator David Bennet Hill, now a campaign manager for Judge Parker, begins his sixty second year. He has spent 35 years in public life and is known for his abstemious lifestyle. Friends predict further honors may come.
J M White of Morgan Texas died in this city this morning of consumption. The remains go to Dilley mortuary and will be sent to his old home tomorrow. His wife and brother accompany the remains. Also noted are reports from the Democratic convention in Las Vegas and local visits including Mrs E McNight of Hebron Indiana visiting her ill daughter Mrs Clark Dilley and typhoid cases.
Worcester August 29 Senator George F Hoar remains in good spirits and continues to take nourishment as his condition holds steady He is 78 years old today and his status is described as cheerful by attending physicians
A small crowd at the fairgrounds watched Roswell beat Carlsbad 7 to 6 in four and a half innings. Carlsbad led 9 to 7 late in the fifth before Roswell halted the game to catch a train, leaving the final tally at Roswell 7 Carlsbad 6.
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