Paralyzing coup in Lisbon as king and kinglet slain
In Lisbon a band of conspirators opened fire on the royal party killing the king and crown prince and wounding the infanta. The new king Manuel II forms a coalition cabinet while Franco struggles with a volatile public opinion and ongoing political turmoil. The assault prompted police fire and casualties among assailants as unrest threatens revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infanta
Manuel II
Nepadming
Lisbon
Weather report for Roswell New Mexico forecast
U S Weather Bureau observations from Roswell New Mexico February 3 note max 35 min 25 mean 30. Forecast says tonight and Tuesday warmer with rain in the south portion and general conditions in the north portion. Winds northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswell
N. M
N. E
New Mexico
Lin
British Cruisers Headed to Lisbon from Gibraltar
The British cruiser fleet left Gibraltar early this morning bound for Lisbon. A private Lisbon dispatch says the new king is popular and the army loyal while urging caution over rumors. A coalition monarchist ministry is expected to form with nationwide support. Madrid reports the cruiser Princess de Asturias was ordered to Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Berlin
Darmstadter Bank
Madrid
Princess de Asturias
Cherry and fruit trees for sale at South Main Street shop
The note invites planting now for cherries pears prunes plums peaches raspberries blackberries gooseberries and currants. Item offered by R. F. Cruse from a shop on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main St
Cneap
Superintendent Clark Addresses Rhéswell Patrons Tonight
James E. Clark Territorial Superintendent of Schools returns from a valley inspection tour and will speak at the Central building auditorium at eight o clock tonight to address public school patrons. He visited the Military Institute and local public schools during his trip and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Clark
Territorial
Rhéswell
Military Institute
Atwood’s Residence Clarified in Water Bond Debate
The Record corrected that J. B. Atwood, owner of a water plant east of the railroad and advocate for waterworks and sewers bonds, actually lives in Amarillo. As an engineer he supports the bonds on a straight business basis, removing sentiment from the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Atwood
Amarillo
Sanitary Officer Witt Noted For Clean Yard Drive
Sanitary officer W M Witt has improved city sanitation by visiting each residence, urging cleanup and noting many had open closets. Officials say sewer system voting and installation will address the remaining issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Witt
Shade Trees and Fruit Trees at Seed Store
The Spencer Seedless Apple Co offers a variety of shade trees and a full line of fruit trees. Located at Office 2nd and Main Street in the Seed Store building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Spencer Seedless
Northwest gale damages shipping and ferries in New York
The northwest gale that battered New York yesterday disrupted shipping off port and in the bay and rivers. Tide fell six feet below normal, ferryboats grounded near Hell Gate and remained there hours, and old river men say water drop is the lowest in twenty years, with potential further damage if the gale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Est River
Hellgate
Railroads Blame Anti-Trust Laws For Slowed Growth
Lewiston Idaho February 3. President Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific condemns anti-trust legislation and Roosevelt's call for Federal control of stock issues. He argues the encroachment on railroads by the commission has halted new building, with the West bearing the cost. He denies watered stock claims and says current stock values cannot be replaced by railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Ida
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Roosevelt
West
Friends and Foes Prep for Liquor Question Vote
In Chicago on February 3, supporters and opponents of Sunday saloon laws held meetings and prepared for a major upcoming fight. The April election is set to feature the liquor issue as the paramount question for the first time in the city’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
No Hunting or Trespassing on the Slaughter Farm
A posted notice bans hunting and trespassing on the Slaughter Farm property. No individuals are named. the action applies to all visitors and occupants of the land. The warning emphasizes private land use and potential enforcement.
Thaw not to be released from Matteawan soon
New York reports no action likely on Harry K. Thaw’s release from Matteawan asylum for at least a month. His counsel Martin W. Littleton reportedly advised delaying habeas corpus and will depart for a weeks long vacation, with no steps until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
Lewis elected president of United Mine Workers
Indianapolis February 3, Lewis elected to succeed John Mitchell as president of the United Mine Workers with William D. Ryan succeeding Wm. B. Wilson as secretary treasurer. Lewis reportedly defeated Wilson by about 5 000 votes with a later tally showing a 2 081 vote majority and Ryan with a 41 427 plurality. John H. White elected national vice president without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lewis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
William D. Ryan
Wm. B. Wilson
Wilson
Ryan
John H. White
Boiler Explosion Kills Three In Monaca Plant
Three foreigners died and six were seriously injured in a boiler explosion at the Welsh brick plant in Monaca Pennsylvania on February 3. Frozen water in pipes is blamed. Seven killed and about six injured at Sunberry rolling mill of Vanaken Co near Northumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaca
Sunberry
Vanaken & Co
Northumberland
Wool Market Steady Across Territories in Feb Trade
The wool market in St. Louis on February 3 shows steady demand. Territory and western mediums sell for 20 to 23 cents, fine mediums 19 to 20, and fine 15 to 17 cents.
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St. Louis
Live Stock Market Report from Kansas City
Kansas City February 3 cattle receipts 12000 market strong with southern steers 3.80 to 4.80 cows 2.40 to 2.75 stockers and feeders 3.25 to 4.75 bulls 3.00 to 4.20 calves 5.50 to 6.25 western steers 4.00 to 5.50 western cows 3.00 to 4.25 sheep receipts 10000 market very strong muttons 4.50 to 5.50 lambs 6.00 to 6.90 range wethers 4.75 to 6.50 red ewes 4.25 to 5.30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Shoeing Horses at Texas Shop for $1.50
R F Cruse proprietor announces expert horse shoing services at Texas Shop offering neat practical work for one dollar fifty cents. M W and S 7é6tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Texas
R. F. Cruse
Prop. M. W
Morocco Bandit Promises to Deliver Englishman
London reports Raisuli the Moroccan bandit chief has promised to bring in Caid Sir Harry MacLean. It marks exactly seven months since MacLean was captured by Raisuli.
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London
Tangier
Morocco
Raisuli
Caid
Harry MacLean
Train wreck near Detroit kills two and injures thirty four
At Britton station forty seven miles from Detroit last night a train accident blamed on a broken rail left a coach behind a baggage car crushed. Frances V Arfo of Budapest and Mrs John Smith of Milwaukee were killed, with 34 persons injured, two seriously. The other cars stood. Also advertising: FOR RENT a six room residence with bath close in from Roswell Title and Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton Station
Detroit
Frances V. Arfo
Budapest Hungaria
John Smith
Milwaukee
Roswell Title and Trust Co
Public Opinion on Corporate Evils Critique
Washington report highlights Herbert Knox Smith urging a general publicity commission to supervise interstate corporations. He argues prompt public correction of evils when specifics are stated and urges uniform disclosure for all major interstate firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Bureau
Smith
Artesia Nursery Directory Ad Refer to Highsmith or Johnson
The passage advertises trees from Artesia Nursery with contact options for J. S. Highsmith in Artesia or Wyatt Johnson in Roswell. It mentions fruit shade and ornamental trees and provides routes for inquiries. The fragment indicates a local nursery listing and two breeder contacts in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia Nursery
J. S. Highsmith
Artesia
Wyatt Johnson
Roswell
Voters urged to register this week for bond election
Voters must register this week to vote in the special bond election. Registration locations include Court House in First Ward, Spring River Grocery at Fifth and Missouri in Second Ward, Dr Joyner's old office by Joyce Pruit store in Third Ward, Pecos Valley Lumber Co. in North Ward, and R F Cruse blacksmith shop on South Main in Fifth Ward. Only registered voters may cast a ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Court House
Spring River Grocery
Fifth and
Missouri
Dr. Joyner
Joyce-Pruit
North Ward
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Outh Main
R. F. Cruse
South Main
Wanted: Good furnished house or light housekeeping
Short ad seeking a well kept furnished house or light housekeeping apartments. Contact A. B. at tare Record for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare Record
Business offer from Roswell merchant Heinzman in 1900s note
The owner of Roswell Meat Market promotes his newly furnished shop and sanitary facilities. He pledges to provide courteous service and the best of his line, inviting customers to favor his store and stating his commitment to pleasing patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Plana
Esa
S. S. Heinzman
Hunt to Visit Carlsbad Before Returning to Dallas
C B Hunt, visiting his former employer J A Phen, departed this morning for Carlsbad to visit before returning to his Dallas home. He previously lived in Roswell four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hunt
J. A. Phen
Carlsbad
Dallas
Roswell
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Kindness and Sympathy
Express gratitude for acts of kindness during illness and to those who sent flowers and offered words of sympathy for their mother and family.
Electrical Troubles At Dixon House Prompt Call
A garbled contact note lists Dixon at 104 E. 2nd St with phone 105 and a string of stray characters. The readable fragment suggests a domestic electrical trouble call.
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E. 2Nd ST
Dixon
Brother of Mrs Norvell Dies Sudden in Tent City
R. W. Best of Sulphur Oklahoma one year resident seeking tuberculosis relief died suddenly this morning at the Tent City. Funeral for Mr Best will be held at the home of Chas Norvell 410 North Kentucky Avenue at 1 30 p m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Best
Sulphur
Okla
Chas. A. Norvell
Mr. Best
Chas. Norvell
N. Ky. Ave
Wabash Train Wreck Kills Two In Detroit Area
Two people are dead and thirty four injured when passenger train No. 4 on the Wabash line, eastbound from Chicago, derailed two miles from Detroit on February 3. Authorities report the crash damaged cars and halted service as rescuers worked at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Chicago and St. Louis
Business Picking Up for Shoeing Services
R. F. Cruse on South Main Street announces increased trade and has hired an additional man to shoe horses within 30 minutes. He promises first class work or no pay.
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R. F. Cruse
South Main St
For Sale Second Hand Oliver Typewriter
Bargain sale for a second hand Oliver typewriter in good condition. Apply at Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Typewriter
Roswell Wins Big Game At Hagerman In 21 to 10 Victory
Roswell high school basketball team defeated Hagerman 21 to 10 in a Saturday contest. Fairchild led with seven field goals, Odem added one field goal and five fouls, and Carter Williamson scored three field goals with three fouls. The game drew loud applause from local crowds and featured strong Roswell guard play, especially Miss Jones, with clean play and good spirit throughout.
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Roswell
Hagerman
Fairchild
Odem
Kelsey
Carter
A. I. M. Vis
Bussom Holland
Hicks and
Walworth
Miss Heath
Botts
Miss Childers
Brasher
Miss Fairchild
Miss Jones
Miss Odem
Supreme Court limits use of anti trust damages against boycotts
The Supreme Court holds that section seven of the anti trust act, which allows treble damages for restraint of interstate trade, can be used to prevent boycotts by organized labor. The decision in Lowe and Company versus Martin Lower and 200 Hatters union members reverses the Second Circuit ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Lowe & Company, Hat Manufacturers
Danbury
Connecticut
Martin Lower
United Hatters Union
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
American Sympathy for Portugal Cable from White House
President Roosevelt sent a cable to King Manuel II expressing heartfelt condolences on the deaths of Portugal’s king and crown prince. The Senate adopted resolutions deploring the assassinations, and the House passed the Sullo way bill granting monthly pensions to destitute widows of honorably discharged soldiers.
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Washington
Portugal
White House
Manuel II
Lisbon
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Senate
Peking
Crown Prince
House
Senators Taylor and Bailey Ready to Help Roswell
George R. Hunt of Cumberland City Mississippi Roswell receives letters from Senators Taylor Tennessee and Bailey Texas indicating readiness to aid Roswell with a square deal though neither commits to voting for the $125000 federal building appropriation. The letters dated January 21 from Washington DC note Hunt’s persuasive presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hunt
Cumberland City
Taylor
Tennessee
Bailey
Texas
Roswell
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Businessmen endorse Roswell bond issue for water and sewer
Fourteen or more leading Roswell taxpayers sign a public statement backing a proposed city bond issue to fund water works and sewer upgrades. They argue the plan will raise property values and, despite tax costs, be in the community's best interests and completed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Santa Fe Must Plead To The Indictment
Chicago February 3 Judge Landis overruled the Santa Fe Railroad Company demurrer to a federal indictment charging rebates to U S Sugar and Land Company of Garden City Kansas. Counsel sought delay awaiting Supreme Court ruling in the Great Northern case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
U. S. District Court
Santa Fe Railroad Company
U. S. Sugar and Land Company
Garden City
Kansas
Great Northern
U. S. Supreme Court
Seed Store on Main Street Sells All Kinds First Class Plants
A Seed Store on Main Street offers a wide selection of plants described as first class. Customers can expect a variety of species suitable for home gardening and landscaping.
Recital by Katharine Audrain MacKay Class Impresses Roswell Audience
An attentive Roswell audience praised Katharine Audrain MacKay as her pupils performed a February class recital. The event showcased careful student work under the teacher’s supervision, with notable trios and solos by Dot Bell, Beth Fitzgerald, Grace Geyer, Ruby Bean, and Mary Waite. Little readings by Sophie Anderson and Irene Murray complemented the program.
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Katharine Audrain MaccKay
Dot Bell
Beth Fitzgerald
Grace Geyer
Ruby Bean
Mary Waite
MacKay
Roswell
Sophie Anderson
Irene Murray
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King Carlos
Carlos
Praca Commercio
Hma de Arsenal
Marine Arsenal
U. S. Weather Bureau
T, Roswell and Vicinity
Supt. Clark
Russell
Atwood
Witt
Apple CO
Record Office
the Mine Workers Union
Bert Ingersoll
Robert Ingersoll
Harry Ingersoll
Ide
Campbell
Sain
Rabb
Williamson
Hunt
Robert L. Taylor
Hone
R. B. Jones
Taylor and Bailey
Joyce-Pruit Co
Roswell Hardware Co
Kemp Lumber Co
Price & Co
Dilley Furniture Co
Pecos Valley Drug Co
Roswell Wool & Hide
Wildy Lea
R. F. Barnett
Geo. M. Slaughter
Jaffa, Prager & Co
Roswell Trading Co
Morrow & Tannehill
Pecos Valley Lumber
Payton Drug, B. & S&s
Roswell Drug & J'Iry Whiteman Bros. Co
Roswell Lumber Co
Feres
Santa FE
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