Dr Hyde verdict on Swope death decided by jury
Kansas City report says Colonel Swope died from a trychnine capsule given by Dr B C Hyde and the jury could not determine whether it was with malicious intent. The Independence coroner's inquest heard testimony, with Hyde declining to testify under attorney guidance. Labor leader James Keir Hardie urged independence from government ties, pledging free action and a bid to abolish the Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Swope
B. C. Hyde
J Ury
Independence
Kansas City
Thomias H. Swope
Clark Hyde
Col. Wope
B. F. Zwart
Yde
Walsh
Dr. Hyde
Isa
Mr. Walsh
R. Zwart
Conklin
R. Hyde
Solone
North Pole Peary to be Rear Admiral by Senate action
Washington reports a bill making Commander Robert E Peary, discoverer of the North Pole, a rear admiral was passed by the senate today. Indications are the measure will win House approval and become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Peary
Washington
Robert E. Peary
Senate
E House
Fire drill effective at Trinidad school fire
In Trinidad Colorado on February 9 three hundred ten pupils and staff of Centennial School evacuated quickly as a basement fire broke out. The drill worked smoothly, with students returning to their rooms after gathering books and coats, and the fire loss deemed nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Pay Cash and Save Ten Percent at Roswell Market
A Roswell cash market advertises 16 ounces per pound of meat and a 10 percent discount for paying cash. It promises no bookkeeper or collector fees and urges customers to phone 387 or 425 for the deal, highlighting the only cash market in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Ana Snaae
J. S. Highsmith
Artesia Nursery
Artesia
Wyatt Joanson
Main and
Fifth Streets
Roswell N. M
Paris Flood Expected as Seine Rises Nine Inches
The Seine in Paris rose nine inches in 24 hours after rain and snowmelt. Authorities brace for further increases into Friday, hoping to avoid a repeat of the recent disaster. Parapets along low river sections are being raised, while water again floods sewers, flooding conduits and severing power near Place de l Opéra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Seine
Place de l'Opera
Market Notes on Wool Prices in St Louis Feb 9
The Woo Market in St Louis reports wool categories with changes in territory and western medians. Fine mediums priced at 20 and 24, fine at 12 and 21, with 25928 as a reference.
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St. Louis
English Labourites Propose Abolishing the Lords
Newport England February 9 reports in his opening address at the tenth annual meeting of the Independent Labour Party that Labourites would abolish the House of Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
England
Six Men Die In Kentucky Mine Explosion
Stearns Kentucky February 9. An explosion in Mine No One of Stearns Coal Company killed six men outright. It is believed the victims entered a gas pocket which ignited when it touched lamps. The blast occurred in a remote section and no others were hurt.
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Kentucky
Stearns
Stearns Coal Company
Capitalists buy 32000 acres for cotton scheme in Calif
Los Angeles February 9 Governor Gillette and several California capitalists purchased from the Southern Land and Cattle Company a tract of 32000 acres on the California Mexico border between Calexico and Yuma for nine hundred thousand dollars. The group plans to raise cotton.
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Calif
Los Angeles
Gillette
California
Southern Land and Cattle Company
Mexico
Calexteco
Yuma
President grants minimum tariff rates to several nations
Washington February 9 The President issued a proclamation granting the minimum tariff rates of the Payne Aldrich act to Argentina Brazil Paraguay Uruguay Mexico Panama and Liberia.
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United States
Washington
Argentina
Brazil
Paraguay
Uruguay
Mexico
Panama
Liberia
Deposed Turkish Sultan Allegedly Attempts Suicide
A Vienna telegraph to the Matin reports that the deposed Turkish sultan Abdül is said to have attempted to take his own life. The Paris dispatch notes the act in connection with his exile, with no immediate confirmation of his condition.
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Turkey
Paris
Vienna
Abd
Parson s and Lawrence Real Estate Ad Offers Bargains
Parson s and Lawrence at 215 North Main St advertise as real estate and insurance brokers. They offer a business house and lot next to Grand Central Hotel at sacrifice, 160 acres within a mile of town at 20 dollars per acre guaranteed, and seven school-adjacent lots priced this week at 1000 dollars. Every day is bargain day, ask Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main St
Parsons & Lawrence
Grand Central Hotel
Parsons
Deposed Sultan Hamid Erratic Action Reported
A report claims Hamid the deposed Sultan of Turkey suffered a fit and attempted self strangulation with a silk handkerchief. Servants intervened, placing him in a straight jacket. No independent confirmation available.
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Hamid
Turkey
Flames wipe out the Boston Stock Yards
A February 9 fire at Brighton stock yards nearly cornered Boston’s beef supply, destroying about half a million dollars in property. The blaze confined to the cattle sheds of Boston Packing Co and the engine room of New England Rendering Co, threatening the abbattoir but ultimately contained.
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Boston
Brighton
Abbattoir
Boston Packing Company
New England Rendering Company
150000 Men May Strike in New York City
New York February 9 A vote is being taken today to decide if a general strike involving 150000 men will be called and halt building operations in the city. The referendum was ordered at a conference of building trades unions after sympathy with the steam fitters wage strike was found to be in favor of the broader action.
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New York
Spanish Cabinet Resigns Over Liberal Protests
Madrid February 9. The Spanish cabinet led by Premier Moret Pendergast resigned today after a crisis caused by the right wing of the Liberal party protesting against the Premier's alliance with the Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Moret Pendergast
Liberal Party
Symphony Club Concert Thursday Promises Fine Home Talent
A local Symphony Club announces a Thursday concert featuring home musicians. Patrons are invited to enjoy a program of refined performances in a casual, community setting at the club’s venue. 9012
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Symphony Club
Fullen lands job as Eddy County official
L C Fullen wins appointment as district attorney successor to J M Hervey after governor George Curry telegram. Fullen, endorsed by Chaves and Eddy County Republicans, to take oath on return from Santa Fe and assume duties March 1. Separately, Eddy County sues Feemster over a prize cup, with J M Hervey assisting in the case to recover possession for the proper authorities.
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M. Hervey
Geo. Curry
Louis QO. Fullen
Hervey
Qualifying
Santa
Busiess
Fullen
Chaves
Eddy County
Sion
Commissioners
Feemster
J. M. Hervey
Kansas City Market Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Kansas City market data show cattle receipts at 6 000 with a ten cent higher tone. Native steers 5.00 to 7.25, southern steers 4.50 to 6.00, native cows and heifers 2.75 to 6.00, stockers 3.75 to 5.60, calves 3.75 to 9.00. Hog receipts 10 000 with steady to firm prices. bulk 8.40 to 8.65, heavy 8.50 to 8.70, packers 8.15 to 8.65, pigs 7.50 to 8.00. Sheep receipts 7 000, market ten cents lower. muttons 5.00 to 6.50, lambs 7.50 to 8.75, fed swathers 5.50 to 6.50, fed western ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
The Virginia Inn Rent Offer at 4th and Richard Son
Property advertisement states The Virginia Inn on 4th and Richard son available for rent with Roswell Title and Trust Company handling applications.
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Virginia Inn
4Th and Richardson
Roswell Title & Trust Co
Indicted for holding races without license at Latonia track
Cincinnati Ohio February 9 a Kenton county Kentucky grand jury indicted the Latonia Racing Association on charges of holding races without a license from the Kentucky State Racing Commission. The case stems from the track managers defying a commission order to abolish book making last fall.
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Cincinnati
Kenton County
Latonia Racing Association
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Lands Withdrawn and Forest Lands Opened in Policy Shifts
Washington reports Secretary Ballinger withdrew public entry on over 500000 acres in Wyoming rich in coal. Simultaneously more than four million forest lands were opened for homestead settlement after Taft approved Pinchot’s reclassification plan. The senate also adopted Elkins resolution to probe causes of higher living costs.
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Washington
Ballinger
Wyoming
Taft
Forminy Gifford Pinchot
Senate
Lay
Eddy County Feemster Claimed In Trophy Dispute
In Albuquerque last fall the Irrigation Congress and Exposition awarded a thousand dollar William R Hearst trophy for best irrigated fruit. The large loving cup stands as a prize, but Eddy County residents allege a slip between cup and lip as E J Feemster is said to be in possession of the trophy.
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Eddy County
Wm. R. Hearst
Albuquerque
E. J. Feemster
County Assessor Herbert Enjoys Capitan Trip On New Road
County Assessor Guy H. Herbert returned from Capitan where he tested the new Picacho road in a six hour Overland trip. He said the eighty mile route is rough but being developed into an auto thoroughfare and returned with his sister Mrs Williamson and Mrs John Bogar. H H Coors of Clovis visited on business. Ren and Cooley Urton bought a Model 17 Buick from Roswell Auto Company during a Kansas City trip.
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Guy H. Herbert
Capitan
Picacho Road
Williamson
John Bogar
H. H. Coors
Clovis
Ren
Cooley Urton
Roswell
Cooley
Kansas City
E C King leaves Roswell area for Pacific voyage
E C King, a Roswell Hagerman and Artesia resident for about five years, departed this morning for Amarillo then planned to travel east or west. His ultimate destination is the Philippine Islands, from which he left five years ago, and he intends to settle in the Orient, asking the Record to bid Pecos Valley friends goodbye.
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E. C. King
Roswell
Hagerman
Arte- Sia
Amarillo
Philippine Islands
Orient
Pecos Valley
Gun sheds planned for Roswell Battery storage
The Roswell Light Battery plans a gun shed to store Government property from the old skating rink equipment after concerns of using the Armory. Local leaders oppose moving storage there and vow action to build a gun shed instead. Battery enrollment nears one hundred as businessmen enlist.
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Roswell
M. S. Murray
Capt. Murray
W. A. Johnson
M. A Finley
C. C. Hill
M. H. Brasher
Valentines Assortment Still Unbroken at Ingersoll
Valentines are available in a large varied stock at Ingersoll Book Stationery Art and Valentine Co. Prices range from one cent to five hundred dollars. Select yours now and have it laid aside before they are all picked over.
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Ingersoll Book Stationery, Art and Valentine Co
Miss Kennedy Weds Walter Threadgill in January
Belated Record notice states Miss Annie Laura Kennedy sister of James S. Kennedy of Roswell Hardware Company married Walter T. Threadgill on January 1. The couple left for Tampico Mexico where Threadgill oversees Waters-Pierce Oil interests and will reside. Miss Kennedy had visited her Roswell brother from March to July last year and has many friends here who take interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laura Kennedy
James S. Kennedy
Roswell
Removal of Jail Cells Bid Notice 1910
The Board of County Commissioners invites sealed bids for removal of jail cells from the old jail and placement in a temporary building to be done in one day after readiness. Bids due to the Probate Clerk by 10 a.m. February 10, 1910. By order of the Board, W. M. Atkinson.
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Board of County Commissioners
W. M. Atkinson
Roosevelt reception plans amid Taft support in New York
Washington February 9 President Taft reviewed Roosevelt arrival plans for New York between June 15 and 21. A harbor parade and land procession are planned with Taft to attend a banquet where both men will speak. Colonel John A Stewart outlined a nonpartisan event avoiding factional politics.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
John A. Stewart
New York State League of Republican Clubs
Stewart
Elba
Mr. Roosevelt
Pickering Caskel Tie in Hansford California Marriage
Word reached of the marriage of Leslie M. Pickering formerly of Roswell and son of Mr and Mrs H L Pickering of Roswell area and Mrs Eva Caskel also of Roswell They wed January 29 in Hansford California where the groom has resided about four years and where the bride went last month The bride is the daughter of Charles E Tucker of this city They plan to live in Hansford
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Leslie M. Pickering
Roswell
H. L. Pickering
Eva Caskel
Hansford
Calif
Cas <Ey
Charles E. Tucker
Cosgrove Brother of Roswell Man Dies in Silver City
Eugene Cosgrove aged 74, brother of W H Cosgrove of Roswell, died Friday at his Silver City home. He leaves a son and a daughter. W H Cosgrove attended the wake and funeral held Saturday, where the deceased was accorded Masonic honors.
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Eugene Cosgrove
W. H Cosgrove
Roswell
Silver City
N. M
W. H. Cosgrove
Pan-Hellenic German Social Repeats Last Winter's Success
The Pan-Hellenic German at Roswell Armory drew over 100 couples in a festive evening. Greek fraternity hosts showcased lavish decorations, college pennants, and a rainbow ceiling display as guests from national reputations attended the second annual event, marking a repeat of last year’s high standard.
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Pecos Valley
Pan-Hellenic Association
Armory
Valley
Tae Roswell Armory
Tae
Daylight Roswell Carlsbad Train Sought by Commercial Club
Roswell leaders propose a daily daylight passenger service down the Pecos Valley with an eight am Roswell start and Carlsbad noon arrival, returning by six pm. A gasoline train option using motor-car cars could also be explored, pending valley patronage. A future Commercial Club meeting will discuss boosting the service.
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James F. Hinkle
Roswell
Theorning
Carlsbad
Acme
Railroad officials travel through valley in New Mexico
George C. Starkweather general superintendent of the lines of the New Mexico Eastern railroad left this morning in his private car for Amarillo. He spent three days in this section of the valley and south. Joseph Brinker general freight and passenger agent of the same lines came down with him and remained over today.
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George C. Starkweather
New Mexico
Amarillo
Anvinge
Joseph Brinker
Iines
Symphony Club Concert at M. E. Church South
The Symphony Club presents a concert at the M. E. Church South this Thursday at 8:15 p in the evening showcasing local musicians in a formal program.
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Symphony Club
M. E. Church
South
Roswell Weather Report For Feb 9 Details
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico notes temperature maxima 59 and minima 15 with mean 37 and no precipitation. Winds from the north at 2 miles per hour. Sky clear. Forecast calls for fair and warm conditions tonight and Thursday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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House of Lords
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Pecos Valley Drug CO
L. C. Fullen Lands Job
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U. S. Market
Gov
4Th & Main
Teddy Gomes
Norvell
Maren
Wa. W. Thillips
Roy Mook
Drew E. Pruit
Thomas
Irene Murray
PD. C. Pearson
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I. H. Elliott
James M. Hervey
Roy H. Mook
E. L. Bedell
H. A. Ingalls
John T. McClure
D. E
Leslie Pickering
Eva Laskey
Pegos Valley Drug CO
Foxall
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