Bryan's Connecticut Trip Prompts Welcoming Hearst Call
William Jennings Bryan leaves New York for Connecticut after a Madison Square Garden rally. In New Haven he speaks on justice and monopoly limits at Central Green, greeted by Lt. Governor Woodruff and Mayor Steadily. Indian delegates thank him for criticizing British rule. Bryan travels by special car to the Democratic city headquarters.
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Fire at Fulton Iron Works in San Francisco
Fire broke out early today at the Fulton Iron Works in San Francisco threatening a plant valued at about two million dollars. The blaze confined to the foundry caused heavy damage to pattern works and is estimated to cost over three hundred thousand dollars. In a second item, a street railway strike in the city remains in deadlock as Mayor Schmitz presses for a settlement between President Calhoun and the car men.
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Bids Sought for St Marys Hospital Ward Project 1906
J M Nelson & Co invites live bids at their office until September 3 1906 at 4 7 12 M for erection and completion of tuberculosis wards barn electric wiring steam heating and plumbing for the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother at St Marys Hospital Plans and specifications are on file. A certified check of two hundred dollars payable to the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother accompanies each bid to guarantee entering into contract and approved bond within ten days of award.
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Lawyers Debate Insurance Policy at ABA Meeting
In St Paul Minnesota on August 31 the American Bar Association opened with the committee on insurance legislation report under consideration. The majority asserts insurance is interstate commerce and a heated debate is anticipated.
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Odd Fellows buy site for orphans home in Roswell
The Odd Fellows purchased a ten acre tract from George Bixby for a Territorial home for widows orphans and indigent members. The price was 1500 dollars with only 100 still needed to fund the project. The effort is praised by the Commercial Club and local community. Floods in Bengal bring famine fears as Calcutta reports worsen conditions.
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Rosewater Dead in Omaha Court Room
Edward Rosewater editor and proprietor of the Omaha Bee is found dead in the district court room on the third floor in Omaha Nebraska. Rosewater had been a prominent figure in politics finance and business in Omaha and Nebraska for forty years.
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Mutineers Shot and Rosewater Death in Nebraska Report
Soldiers found guilty of mutiny at Sveaborg. Edward Rosewater, Nebraska Republican senator hopeful, died after returning from Waterloo. He had addressed Nebraskan veterans at a picnic in Omaha. his body discovered by Judge Troup. Rosewater, born 1841 in Bohemia, held roles in telegraphy and promoted the Trans Mississippi Exposition in Omaha.
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Canning Factory Begins Season At Roswell
The Roswell Canning Factory started its season with about forty employees and expanded its work scope this year. It will can tomatoes and also pears peaches plums and apples under manager Oscar Pitton of Indiana who aims to operate the cannery with new capacity and labor.
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Blackmar on Roswell Town Population Projection
Blackmar states Roswell will reach twenty thousand residents, projecting a substantial growth for the town. The remark appears in a brief city note highlighting expected expansion and civic planning implications.
Irrigation Study Promises Roswell Area Tripling Output
A study suggests the irrigated Roswell area could triple in size and fivefold increase production. City accounts must use designated forms and be sworn to be proper. finance committee rules apply with orders up to law set amounts for materials and services. City Clerk to supply blanks.
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Miss Ivie Elliott Returns as Joyce Pruit Milliner
Miss Ivie Elliott resumes duties as head milliner at the Joyce Pruit store after a two month absence visiting Gainesville Texas and studying Missouri fashions. The item notes other local movements including Chariton and Meeker families departing for Caney Kansas and an auctioneer advertising property sales.
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Irrigation talks and local visits dominate Roswell notes
Prof Blackmar surveys U S irrigation methods and water use for an economic history project under Carnegie guidance. He praises Roswell as a growing irrigation hub with 75 000 acres under irrigation, potential triple expansion, and fivefold crop growth. Also mentions Otto Baumer return from Artesia and Mrs Sawyer's departure to Marshall Texas. Ingersoll tablets referenced via a station call.
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Count Martini Honored On Roswell Trip To Santa Fe
Roswell citizens honor L Martini Mancini during a Santa Fe Cloudcroft visit with the governor. An elaborate invitation notes a First Annual Reunion in Santa Fe for Major Martini Mancini on Aug 27 aboard a Pullman car. The program includes light speeches, music, songs, and a social gathering with dancing and strict conduct rules.
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U. S. Transport Sheridan Ashore at Honolulu Point
The U S Army transport Sheridan ran aground at Barbara Point the southwestern tip of Oahu near Honolulu on August 31. Crews reported no injuries and salvage operations were started to refloat the vessel.
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Roswell Weather Summary August 31
Local 6 a m observation reports Roswell New Mexico with a maximum temperature of 89 degrees and a minimum of 58 degrees. Mean 74. Precipitation 0. Wind from the northwest at 4 miles per hour. Conditions are cloudy with fair weather tonight and Saturday and no temperature change expected.
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