22 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1904
Page
1
An interview attributed to the Chinese minister here suggests China’s neutrality is temporary and that Manchuria may trigger shifts as the war progresses. He states neutrality cannot be guaranteed and that China may lean toward Japan, with diplomacy pursuing possible moves to influence events.
Forty survivors of the Japanese steamer Nakanoura Maru were saved after a Russian squadron from Vladivostock sank the ship on February 11. Heavy snow prevented bombardment at Hakodate and entry into the Tsugaru Strait, with a renewed attempt planned for March 4.
Reports from Vindivesteock indicate mass evacuations due to food scarcity while a panic spreads among Chinese civilians. In Tsinan Fo Shan Tung hundreds reportedly died when a dam on the Hoang Ho broke, destroying several villages.
Seven condemned inmates at Santa If prison stage a mutiny as they plot an escape. Guards face a tense standoff while authorities contain the disturbance and search for a breakout route. Warden and police officials coordinate response.
In Santa Fe convicts bent on escape attacked Superintendent Garrett. They forced into officials’ homes seeking to seize wives and children as shields. Guards overpowered them. one guard died earlier in the incident. Kinch Mullins among the lifers. Separate reports note a train wreck near Hobart, Indiana, with multiple injuries and a baggage man killed.
King Edward stumbled and fell while inspecting the cruiser Cumberland in Portsmouth but the mishap was deemed insignificant. He later presided at a dinner and observed a naval brigade attack practice at Whale Island. The Norflet sisters musical at the Methodist church drew strong attendance with Alexson and Miss Nina Rab assisting. The British steamer Rosalie was reported captured by Russians at Vladivostok. Suez reports note Russian transports Orel and Smolensk returning to the canal en route to the Far East.
Andrew H. Habercamp testifies for the defense in the Dewey trial noting the Berrys went armed expecting trouble. In Norton Kansas on February 20, Mrs Sarah Hunt is reported gravely ill at her home on South Main Street.
In dense fog two ships ran aground today near Bellport on Long Island and near Long Branch. The Benjamin C Cromwell of Portland Maine is confirmed as one vessel. The other vessel's name is not yet known.
Witnesses testify to defendants good character while the Cromwell mates drown or reach shore on wreckage. Seven crewmen cling to the breakers near Dewey as life-saving attempts fail. Five men drown. two survive. Wreck card of thanks notes H. T. Fisher and others. Schooner breaks up in heavy surf.
The notice indicates an extension of time and addresses those unable to view pupil work. It notes arrangements or alternatives for access and participation, with emphasis on accommodating observers and ensuring a fair opportunity to evaluate student achievement.
Washington marked the birthday of the renowned general with ceremonies in the capital. Officials and veterans attended, reflecting on his legacy and national service.
Washington marked President Washington's birthday with ceremonies as the Senate and House read the Farewell Address. The Pan ama Canal Treaty faced opposition from Senator Morgan, while the Navy appropriation bill advanced in the House. A White House arrest of a disturbed man named Edward Relgar was reported as well.
Denver reports Governor Peabody suspends martial law in San Miguel county while urging development over immediate statehood. The piece notes needs for railroads and reservoirs, mineral development, and a shift of troops, with exhibits at Central school and various relics for sale.
A chaotic Chicago fire destroys a theater and hotel building as a political and civic message urges voters to choose officials by merit over party. Includes notices from executrix William H. Phelps estate calling creditors to present claims within twelve months and a travel note about L C Walker arriving from El Paso to California.
Cattle and sheep prices steady to mixed with Good to prime steers around 4.00 to 5.25. western and native cattle and calves listed. Wool prices tone down in St Louis with territory and western wool at 15 to 18 cents. New York money on call easy with prime mercantile paper. copper prices noted. Kansas City quotes show market steady to lower with native and western cattle and calves and lambs listed. Ending with Chicago commodities for February 22 including wheat corn oats and pork lard and copper.
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