17 Dec 1908
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
1
The House approved the Perkins bill with little debate and no recorded dissent, signaling broad backing for the plan tied to the president's policy aims. Details remain to be clarified as the chamber proceeds.
Senator Ay introduced a resolution to direct the Appropriations Committee to study the President's secret service section. Compromise with Aldrich Culberson resolutions was reached. Senator Lodge discussed Brownsville charges before the Military Affairs Committee amid crowded galleries.
A catalog of items including embroidered hand S gloves long gloves stock collars manicure sets ebony hair brushes leather dress suits blankets comfortables bags umbrellas silk shawls sage and lingerie waists silk petticoats kimonas dressing sacques coats hats caps handkerchiefs hose and shirts with price ranges from 25c to 16.50 in a historical storefront listing.
The Quaker Quartette, a four‑member group, will perform at the M. E. Church South this Saturday evening under the auspices of the Military Institute and the Woman's Home Mission Society.
Jewelry and optical dealer L. B. Boellner announces rings in all sizes and kinds. Ad notes 4912 feet as a dubious detail, indicating a misprint or stray OCR artifact.
Washington notes surprise at Caracas demonstrations amid Dutch naval tension. Officials fear US action could boost Castro and spark domestic support while urging restraint. Martial law declared at night as crowds clash with police. protests target Castro and acting president Gomez.
John Civin a colored worker at the Minnequa plant of Colorado Fuel and Iron Co in Pueblo Colorado was instantly killed when a blast furnace burned out spraying lava like metal over the track. Civin was buried in molten metal and recovered after two hours while two fellow workers escaped with minor injuries.
After Monday evening December 21 any unsold Nordica concert subscriptions will be offered outside the city. Parties seeking tickets should call J. C. Hamilton, Chas. de Bremond, or J. W. Thomas at 4913. The Apollo Club announces the offer.
Reports from Carteas Venezuela relay mob attacks on private property before authorities quelled the unrest. Several rioters were arrested while there was no direct clash between civilians and the police. The dispatch dated December 16 via Willemstad Curacao notes the incident.
A catalog of apparel items including girls gloves boys gloves linen handkerchiefs boys and girls stockings infant’s sweaters infant’s dresses both long and short infant’s dresses caps and bonnets for infants.
In Caracas an enraged mob swept through the city burning pictures of Castro from clubs and public buildings. Police were unable to stop the violence as anticipations mounted that Castro’s government in Venezuela may be ended with further demonstrations expected. No official deposing act had occurred yet.
An old ad offers a choice suburban home near Roswell with six teen acres of fertile soil, ample water, a seven room residence, eight acres bearing apple trees, six acres good alfalfa, two miles from the courthouse. Price listed at $6,000 now, $7,500 after January 1. Said to be a bargain for the wise man.
Congress man Burton arrived in Columbus to launch his campaign for the United States Senatorship. He asserted no break with Taft and said he is in the race to stay.
Fresh shipment arrives with bulk chocolates and bon bons in festive Christmas packages at Inger Soll Book Stationery & Art Co. Highlights include an array of gift-ready selections for shoppers and a noting of a standout option for a preferred recipient.
PECOS VALLEY DRUG COMPANY PROMOTES MORNING WINDOW SALE DAILY AT 9 UNTIL CHRISTMAS. PORT AU PRINCE REPORTS GENERAL ANTOINE SIMON ELECTED PRESIDENT BY HAYTIAN CONGRESS AFTER REVOLUTION AND ENTRY INTO THE CAPITAL.
The notice advertises a sale of popular and acclaimed copyright fiction and standard works. It highlights prominent titles and aims to attract readers with a selection of recent year releases.
Constantinople reports the first Ottoman parliament convening today under a constitutional framework. The Sultan led the procession, opened the session in person, and the assembly reflects a diverse empire with Albanians Bulgarians Jerusa lem and Mecca representatives in elaborate dress and varied attire.
Local notices tout Aristos flour with claim of 25 percent Minnesota wheat. Shepherd & Co jewelers offer cheaper courses at court days. An upcoming lecture in Los Angeles features Socialist topics including The Socialist Fold and Natural Solution Problems.
From surface readings it appears the new Turkish parliament forms a united body ready to implement the bloodless revolution that enabled the constitutional regime in Turkey.
Notice to realty dealers states withdrawal of all property from the market located at 4716 James Sutherland Drive Presley with eye, ear, nose and throat service and glasses fitted. Contact phone 130.
The original Quaker Male Quartet, organized in 1856 by C. H. Baker, comprising four brothers, will perform at the M. E. Church, South, Saturday evening, December 19. The group has long maintained a rich repertoire of quartette arrangements handed down through successors.
The President announced Clyde M. Reed of Wichita Kansas as superintendent of the division of railway adjustment in the Post Office department succeeding Joseph Smith now second assistant postmaster general The nomination was sent to the Senate for Renfro B Creagor of Texas to be collector of customs for the district of Brazos de Santiago Texas
The notice spotlights bisque headed and jointed A B C dolls shown in Sunday attire without clothing at the Annex Ingersoll Book Stationery Art Co. The brief item notes their display and supplier location.
Local ads tout a Valley retailer offering the largest selection of hand painted china and cut glass. They advertise solid gold and filled watches, brooches, cuff links, scarf pins, bracelets, charms, neck chains and rings.
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