10 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1904
Page
1
Reports from February 10 describe naval movements on the Yalu River and rumors of battles near Port Arthur as Russia and Japan clash. Emperor Nicholas II issues a proclamation to the people while Hays notes gain cautious support from powers.
A wave of settlers known as Dunkard colonists plans to form a community below Roswell near Dexter and begin arriving next month. The report notes Roswell’s growing appeal as a regional hub, with visitors from the Pringle Company praising local attractions and the city’s charms boosting its status in the Southwest and New Mexico Territory.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hanna resting quietly with a high fever of 1068, breath rate normal and overall condition improving after alarming rumors of his illness. Also noted are Chinese neutrality questions in Manchuria, Japan Russia hostilities, and naval actions surrounding Port Arthur amid diplomatic exchanges in London and Tokyo.
Washington dispatches report Admiral Wise received instructions on safeguarding American shipping in Dominican waters after an incident involving a Dominican gunboat and a Clyde Line steamer York. Officials consider possible naval actions and adherence to protocol in response to the outrage.
In a Colorado Creek court proceeding dated February 10, J M Glover faces dismissal of charges for alleged double jeopardy after previous simple assault conviction over firing at a sergeant. The case tests martial law rights and warrants, with appeals planned to challenge procedures and detention practices. Adjutant enreal Bill and Brig Gen Chase involvement noted amid the courtroom activity.
A Baltimore joint legislative session with city officials agreed to request a bill today asking the United States government to send three soldiers to Baltimore to police the city. The group plans to report in favor of an immediate appropriation bill and to back safe plays and financial affairs tied to local insurers and temporary offices.
The National Bank of News Was closed today by order of the comptroller of the currency. Edward Hoy appointed bank examiner due to bad loans and mismanagement. High water floods the Susquehanna River from ice jams near York Pennsylvania. Fraternal Union of America to hold first meeting tonight in Roswell. For rent a new five room plastered house in Footown. Plymouth Rock chickens and eggs advertised by J A Stegall in Dimmity Texas.
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