Russians Retreat From Shahke River Threatens Mukden
Reports from St. Petersburg and Tokyo outline Russian Kuropatkin ordering withdrawal toward Mi Pass as Japanese forces under Kuroki push the left flank. Front-line combat near Tsinkpetchen yields heavy losses for Russia while Japan gains strategic positions along the Taitse river left bank and advances toward Mukden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuroki
Hun River
Tie Pass
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Rennenkampf
Tekiteki Hill
Shahke River
Waltao Mountain
Three Routes Mail Delivery In Roswell Planned
Roswell post office announces tomorrow will mark the start of door to door mail delivery by three carriers. A. Darnell, C. A. Emmett, and Wm. White are assigned districts with two daily trips from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The plan is temporary. full details and future business deliveries to follow.
Roswell Weather Summary and Forecast
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico on February 28 records max 52 min 40 mean 46 with trace precipitation and SW wind. Forecast warns cloudy conditions with occasional showers tonight and Wednesday and stationary temperatures. M Wright Terry arraigns the Mor Mon Church.
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Roswell
N. M
M. Wright
Polygamy Practiced Accusation Sparks Senate Clash
Senator Kearns of Utah attacked President Smith and the Mormon church in Washington accusing polygamy, a social autocracy, and a Utah business monopoly. He claimed Smith's income totals $1,600,000 yearly and charged the church with controlling politics and commerce. A site company reportedly sold $2,000 worth of lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senator Kearns
Utah
Senate
Smith
Work of vandals damages homestead door near Roswell
Frank Dunlap returned to his seven mile northeast Roswell home Monday to find thieves battered the door and torn boards for kindling. The items mention a hat case from Jaffa Prager store and W L Foster Louisiana railroad commissioner visiting Roswell for business connected with a purchase from Mr. Winston.
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Roswell
Frank Dunlap
W. L. Foster
Louisiana
Mr. Winston
Reverend Hinson Returns From Pecos Visit
Reverend George Hinson came back this morning from a three day trip to Pecos. He preached at the Episcopal church there on Sunday.
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George Hinson
Pecos
Episcopal Church
Booth departs for Denver after four weeks here
Melville E. Booth left this morning for his Denver home after a four week stay in town on business and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville E. Booth
Denver
Bouiwares Return Home After Roswell Visit
Dr and Mrs D M Bouiware departed this morning for Liberal Missouri following a two month stay in Roswell reflecting a cordial and brief visit with local acquaintances and friends before returning to their residence in Liberal Mo.
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D. M. Bouiware
Liberal
Roswell
Artesia visitor G A McCrary in city today
G A McCrary of Artesia arrived in the city for a brief visit, accompanying no other noted events or affiliations.
Local visitors noted from nearby towns this morning
C A Jackson visited from Dexter and R A Davis came from Lake Arthur. W Lewis traveled from Carlsbad. The Pecos Valley Lumber Co offered wallpaper paint and glass items.
Southern Pacific Leads NYSE Day With Sharp Rise
The Southern Pacific soared to near 72 on the New York Stock Exchange, a conspicuous feature of the day. Its rise supported other speculative leaders but heavy selling later caused them to roll back as gains faded.
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New York Stock Exchange
Colorado Contest Briefs Distributed to Committee
Printed copies of the briefs by counsel for James H. Peabody and Alva Adams were handed to each committee member as they begin work on a report for the joint assembly due Thursday. Peabody asserts victory by 2,433 after excluding precincts with alleged frauds. Adams claims victory by 5,955 after excluding precincts lacking proven fairness.
Baptists Call New Pastor in Roswell
The Roswell Baptist church, after weeks without a pastor since Rev. C. C. Young left for Bisbee, A. T., has issued a call to Rev. F. H. Watkins of Birmingham, Alabama, requesting his arrival.
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Baptists
Rev. C. C
Young
Bisbee
A. T
F. H. Watkins
Birm
District Clerk Bird Attends Portales Adjourned Court Term
District Clerk C. M. Bird traveled to Portales for the opening of an adjourned term of court led by Judge Pope. He is accompanied by W. M. Heeth, stenographer for Gate wood and Bateman, who will serve as court stenographer for the special term.
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C. M. Bird
Portales
Pope
W. M. Heeth
Gatewood & Bateman
Townsleys Return Home After Month Visit
J. W. Townsley of Kellerton Iowa leaves to return home after a month visiting his son H. W. Townsley on the farm they purchased northeast of Dexter three years ago. The son also departs for Carthage Missouri on business.
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J. W. Townsley
Kellerton
Iowa
H. W. Townsley
Dexter
Carthage
Becker Eyes Lake Arthur Hotel Plans Amid Barber Push
M. O. Becker, developer of a Lake Arthur hotel, arrived today to secure a share and handle other business. He believes the current condition will not endure as barbers are certain to arrive in town soon.
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M. O. Becker
Lake Arthur
Rhodes Returns Home After Masonic Visit in Portales
J. T. Rhodes came back to Portales this morning after a week as a guest at local Masonic meetings. He was welcomed and taken through several degrees during his stay.
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J. T. Rhodes
Portales
Ritter couple leaves for Detroit land purchase in Valley
Wm. Ritter and his wife, who have stayed three weeks, departed today for Euclair Michigan. They recently purchased land in the Valley.
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Wm. Ritter
Euclair
Mich
Miss Bettie Armstrong Leaves Roswell Visit for Perry Mo
Miss Bettie Armstrong departed Roswell after a three weeks visit with her friend Miss Susie Salling a Roswell public school teacher returning home to Perry Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Armstrong
Perry, Mo
Susie Salling
Roswell Public
County Assessor Heads to Denver for Wife’s Hospital Treatment
County Assessor John C. Peck departed for Denver where his wife has been receiving hospital treatment. He expects to return home in four to five days.
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John C. Peck
Denver
Miller Returns Home After Active Masonic Campaign
W C Miller came back to his Elida home this morning and played an active role as a candidate in recent Masonic ceremonies held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Miller
Elida
Wickey and Holland Move to Calvert Texas
E Wickey and Thomas Holland have been in Artesia for nine months and left this morning to establish their future home in Calvert Texas.
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E. Wickey
Thomas Holland
Artesia
Calvert, Texas
15000 Rolls of Wallpaper at Pecos Valley Lumber Co
15000 rolls of wallpaper in stock at Pecos Valley Lumber Co marking 1905 patterns. The display includes a wide range of designs suitable for interior rooms offered by the local supplier.
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Pecos
Gilmore Visits from Arte sia via Monmouth
F L Gilmore arrived from Arte sia this morning for a short visit of several days. He previously came from Monmouth NL and plans to tour the region during his stay.
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F. L. Gilmore
Artesia
Monmouth
Indictments Against Mrs. Cassie Chadwick Overruled
Judge Tay lor of the U S District Court overruled the motion to quash two federal indictments filed against Mrs. Cassie Chadwick. Attorney J P Bawley argued the motion today in Cleveland Ohio. The indictments were returned by the Federal grand jury on February 21.
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Cassie Chadwick
Cleveland
Taylor
U. S. District Court
J. P. Bawley
Federal Grand Jury
Jesse Matson Schooner Lost Off Tomales Bay
San Francisco February reports identify the schooner Jesse Matson lost yesterday off Tomales Bay. Twelve men were aboard and all are presumed lost, per a report from the Point Reyes weather station.
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Tomales Bay
San Francisco
Cal
Jesse Matson
Point Reyes
Lynchings in Nevada At Hazen Mob Hangs Robber
Reno Nevada February 28 a mob at Hazen lynched Red Wood for robbery after Wood and a companion robbed two men at the railroad station. A second robber escaped as the mob captured Wood and hanged him in the sage brush.
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Reno
Nev
Hazen
Red” Wood
Wood
Sage Brush
Wool Market Quiet and Steady in Boston Trade
The wool market in Boston remains quiet and steady today. Offerlngs have been heavily affected by a recent fire at the Hoosac Tunnel docks in Charleston which destroyed between 6,000 and 10,000 bales of Australian wool.
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Boston
Mass
Hoosac Tunnel
Charleston
New Hotel Planned by Dayton Townsite Company
The Dayton Townsite Company held a Roswell meeting and decided to build a hotel at Day ton. Individual members will construct it, totaling 15 rooms. Architect Nelson was ordered to prepare plans and work is to start in a few days.
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Dayton Townsite Company
Roswell
Dayton
Nelson
Illness mix up fixes by family nickname error
The Record corrects a misidentification stating Jas Farrell, an uncle, is ill at Mr Sutherland’s home instead of James Sutherland. Both known as Uncle Jimmie, creating the confusion. Mr Farrell remains ill and no improvement is reported.
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James Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
Jas. Farrell
Jimmie
Mr. Farrell
Road master George Walker Jr departs for home
George Walker Jr supervising engineer for the Kansas City Belt Line left this morning for his home. He had arrived here a few days ago with his wife who will remain for some time for her health.
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George Walker, Jr
Kansas City Belt Line
Banker Returns Home After Six Week Roswell Health Visit
W H Banker arrives back in Salina Kansas this morning following a six week stay in Roswell for health reasons. He is greatly improved and in better spirits.
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W. H. Banker
Salina
Kansas
Roswell
Ty dealer W. E. Thomson visits city from Lakewood with guests
W. E. Thomson a well known realty dealer of Lakewood was in the city today with guests Howard Little and W J Little of Monmouth H I.
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W. E. Thomson
Lakewood
Howard Little
W.J. Little
Monmouth, H
Four Desert Claims Add Up to Forty Acres
Government land office yesterday logged four desert land claims totaling 40 acres and five homesteads bringing the overall tally to about 800 acres.
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Government Land Office
Clayton and son visit Pecos Valley town from Artesia
Kk. A. Clayton and his son Fred arrived from Artesia this morning for a brief visit in the large Pecos Valley town, enjoying time in the heart of local activity.
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Kk. A. Clayton and Son
Fred
Artesia
Pecos Valley
Amarillo Couple Weighs Move Here
Dr. L. B. Rashbaum and his wife arrived last night and are considering relocating to this area, weighing the proposition to settle locally.
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L. B. Rashbaum
Amarillo
Judge Emmett Patton Returns From Dexter Family Visit
Judge Emmett Patton was away this morning for a family trip south of Dexter, returning later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Patton
Dexter
Winston Returns From Shreveport Business Visit
W C Winston arrived back this morning after an extended business trip to Shreveport Louisiana.
Patterson Returns From Well Testing Trip
Earl Patterson came home this morning after testing wells for the U S Geological Survey along a local road. Dr Ross his wife and sister from Artesia were in town today to handle business and shop.
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Earl Patterson
U. S. Geological Survey
Dr. Ross
Artesia
Dexter man W F Brown visits the city today
W F Brown of Dexter was seen in the city today, a weekend visitor noted by local observers. His stop drew attention from residents and prompted inquiries about his plans while in town.
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W. F. Brown
Dexter
City
Donnelly Seen Arriving From Carlsbad This Morning
W. A. Donnelly was observed traveling up from Carlsbad this morning. He appeared to be in normal spirits and did not indicate his destination.
Mr and Mrs Nichols Visit From Carlsbad
Mr and Mrs W H Nichols came up from Carlsbad this morning and will now make their here here. Ed Richey of Artesia was a business visitor in the city today.
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W. H. Nichols
Carlsbad
Ed Richey
Artesia
Nelson from Lakewood Visits Today
C. H. Nelson came up from Lakewood today for unspecified activities.
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Taitse
Threa
St. Petersburg
The
Associated Press
Mii Pass
Anese
T Tokio
Tsinkpetchen
Panese
Kuro
Patkin
War Office
Tansintong
Tokio
Tsinkpe
Tchen
Simachi
Grand Duke
Sergius
Vladimir
Winter Palace
Marie Pavlovna
Gorky
Maxim Gorky
Riga
Baltic Sea
Tomorow
Will
Kellahin
A. Darnell
Penth Street
Grand
Washington
C. A. Emmett
Harry S. White
Moun
Ted
East Side
Riverside
Belle Plain, Valley View
South
Main Street
Tempora
Woodruff
Watkins
Wat
Kins
Sheriff
Alabama
Roswell Wool & Hide Company
L. A. Hill
A. J. Hill
Harold Hurd
C. A. Baker
Wm. A. Bryant
Roswell Wool & Hide Company, Inc
Michigan
Democrats
Battle Creek, Mich
T. E. Tamsey
Detriot
Justice of the Supreme Court
State University
U. S. Weather Bureau
Terry
MON
Iana
Mr. Foster
G. A. McCrary
C. A. Jackson
R. A. Davis
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Cc. W. Lewis
Pacific
New York
Stock Exchange
Colorado
Respec
Denver, Colo
James H. Peabody
Alva
Adams
Joint Assembly
Peabody Brief
Baptists of
Ingham, Ala
Nevada
W. C. Winston
Shreveport
W. A. Donnelly
C. H. Nelson
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