Bank Raided After Loan Refusal
A man dynamited a bank after being denied a five thousand dollar loan. The incident prompted police searches and warnings to residents as investigators probe the motive and suspect identity.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
1
Bank Bomb Blaze Kills Cashier in Philadelphia
A bomb on the porch of the National Bank in Philadelphia kills cashier W. Z. McLear and injures six others, two fatally, after a man demanded a five thousand dollar loan and exploded the device. The assailant fled. investigators search for the attacker and determine papers and vault contents may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National
W. Z. McLear
Steele
Garner Town
Ed National Bank
Heart
Presi‘Rushton
E. Williams
Rush m
Garner
Robert
Steel
East
Boston
Relief Train Brings Injured Passengers
A relief train returned to Cape Girardeau Missouri from Neely's station bringing seven injured passengers hurt in a smoking car on a Frisco railroad that overturned Tuesday evening. Other passengers marooned by flood conditions were brought back as the track has been weakened by recent rains and sinks under train weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau
Neely’s
Workmen Buried by Cav Embankment Collapse
Bingen Germany January 5 Forty or more workers were buried yesterday evening in a cut on the new railroad line between Lamscheid and Lenningen. Thirteen bodies and fifteen injured men have been recovered. The embankment collapsed burying two more. A large rescue force of laborers was at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingen
Germany
Rescue Efforts Continue After Second Cave-In
Rescue crews labor amid danger of further collapses as earth shifts. Authorities say fifteen bodies are believed trapped beneath the fallen soil as operations proceed.
Evening gun signals dress parade at Military Institute
From this date and beginning to morrow a cannon will be fired as the evening gun on every afternoon of dress parade at the Military Institute. No salute will be fired at retreat the closing movement of the drill and followed by review. Dress parade is held Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays inviting all to attend especially Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Military Institute
The Tent Studio Brings High Grade Portraits Says Hess & Co
Real art in our line is the exception not the rule. Have you seen the work turned out at the Tent Studio. We are here to please you with our work. Every time we make a negative we make a friend. Come down and get a good photograph at the Tent Studio. The Best is our motto. Hess & Co.
Special prices on blank books and office supplies
Ingersoll's Book Store advertises special prices on blank books and office supplies needed for stores and offices this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll’s
All Next Week at Theater With New Pictures
Complete change of program twice weekly Monday and Thursday. New pictures, better than ever. Come early and get good seats. 10 cents to all. No reserves. Matinee Monday and Saturday at 3 00 p m. 10 cents.
Roswell Visitors Plan Return After Pleasant Stay
Feinburg and family visiting cousins Mr and Mrs Arnold Morri son left for Chicago this morning. They enjoyed Roswell and will return in a month to make their home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feinburg
Arnold Morrison
Chicago
Roswell
Carlsbad
Jennie Dix
Canyon City
Tex
Will Pearson
Fate of City of Panama Liner Shrouded by Pacific Seas
Reports say life rafts from the Pacific mail steamer City of Panama washed ashore near Wardell Beach beside debris and crew and passenger remains. Officials doubt Monday’s sinking, noting a northwest gale and heavy seas may have flipped the vessel. The ship was en route to Mazatlan when last sighted before the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mail
City of Panama
Wardell Beach
Thesset
Panama
Mazatlan
Rival Rail Lines Not Major Competitors, Says Jeffrey
New York January 5 B R Jeffrey president of the Denver and Rio Grande and affiliated lines testified at a Commerce Commission session on the Harriman merger. He noted limited competition with Union Pacific and Southern Pacific in certain territories such as Chicago and routes to the coast. He described the Western Pacific line from San Francisco to Salt Lake as a protective move for Rio Grande interests. He testified that U P control of S P created impediments to through business and that competition exists only in specific areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R Jeffrey
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Western Pacific
Co Commerce Commission
Harriman Lines
Jeffrey
Rio Grande
Oregon Port
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Se Bi
U. P
S. Pi
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Nas
S. P
Elor
Sherence
Chicago
U P
Illinois Central
West
New Orleans
Catholics Protest Interference in Congo Affairs
Washington reports show Catholics and Catholic groups nationally protesting government interference in Congo matters. They claim Protestant sources exaggerate alleged native cruelties and that reports are inaccurate and misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congo
Eagles Install Officers at Roswell Lodge for 1907
The Roswell lodge of Eagles installed its 1907 officers at their hall in the Roswell Automobile Company's building last night. Officers named include B. F. Moon as Worthy President and R. D. Bell as Worthy Vice President with a roster of secretaries guards trustees and physicians. Light refreshments followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Roswell Lodge of Eagles
Roswell Automobile Company
B. F. Moon
Worthy
R. D. Bell
W. L. Ray
Chaplin
F. A. Mueller
F. B. Easton
Jake M. Caldwell
G. W. Overstreet
J. C. Gilbert
J.S Lea
C. S. Bond
John Asnenhurst
E. M. Fisher
Phygician
Trust Company Financially Embarrassed in Goldfield Case
San Francisco reports the L. M. Shilli van Trust Company of Goldfield is financially embarrassed as drafts by San Francisco brokers are protested. Peter Grant, the company's treasurer, says the embarrassment is temporary. The Sullivan Trust Company previously promoted mining stocks and bought its own securities to stimulate the market leading to a failed draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Examiner
L. M. Shillivan Trust Company
Goldfield
Peter Grant
Sullivan Trust Company
Nevada
Prom Ted
Public Lecture Tonight at Military Institute
Rev. E. McQueen Gray arrives from Carlsbad to deliver a lecture at 7 30 in the gymnasium. The address is mainly for cadets but open to the general public with no admission fee and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McQueen Gray
Carlsbad
Military Institute
Camille at the Majestic Sold Out by Hollingsworth Twins
Last night the Majestic theater was packed for Camille by the Hollingsworth Twins and their Company with standing room crowds. The performance drew wide favor as audiences praised the production and the troupe. The company scheduled A Soldier's Sweetheart at three this afternoon before closing its two shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille
Hollingsworth Twins
Majestic
Old Tune Concert At Christian Church Next Tuesday
The Philhar monic Orchestra will perform at the Christian church Tuesday evening. soloist Miss Rodkey opens with Comin’ Through the Rye followed by Mrs McClane in The Last Rose of Summer. A quartet of Old Folks at Home features Mrs McClane Mrs Petty and Messrs Cummins and Kirkpatrick. Eva Nelson sings Home Sweet Home and Eunice Petty ends with Annie Laurie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Orchestra
Trans Missouri Day Farming Congress Call
The first general convention of those interested in reclaiming semi arid regions by scientific farming is called to meet in Denver Colorado on January 24 and 25 1907. Governors agriculture colleges land boards engineers and others are urged to attend to promote practical farming and irrigation driven development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
State Land Boards
State Engineers
State Boards of Agriculture
National Agricultural Associations
Trans-Missouri States
United States
Roswell Weather Report January 5 Forecast
Local Roswell New Mexico observation at 6 am reports max 61 min 23 mean 42 with no precipitation and clean conditions. Wind NW at 4 mph. Forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
N. W
All Negro Troops Headed to Philippines Mission
Washington announced that the Ninth and Tenth cavalry and the 25th infantry, comprising all Black soldiers in the regular army, are ordered to prepare for service in the Philippines and will sail between March 5 and June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Apron Party Honors Miss Hernadez at Howard Home
Mr and Mrs P B Howard hosted 32 couples for an apron party honoring the Misses Hernadez. Guests made aprons and judged prizes with Miss Mary Hernadez receiving a white embroidery apron and Mr T Fresquez a handmade neetie. Chocolate and cake were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Howard
Hernadez
Mary Hernadez
T. Fresquez
What’s the Use
Commoner column urges skipping moralizing about New Year 1907 and focusing on practical improvement. Author promotes hope, light in dark places, and doing one’s duty to self family country and God rather than overlong resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will N. Maupin
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Hess & CO
Majestic Theatre
Shers
FURN
Rio Hondo
Tion
Rio Hondo Reservoir
Fred C. Hunt
Makin
CC. E. Odem
George Halliburton
Dexter
J. B. Bailey
Acme
Cc. W. Mathews
Lake Arthur
L. R. Alexander
Presbyterian Church
R. T. Burge
Beaumont,exas
Ethel DeVasure
Portales
Belva Loveless
Columbia, Mo
Stevens College
G. P. Cleveland
Artesia
M. J. Shinneman
J. P. Shinneman
DeWitt County
Lik
F. G. Kaphan
J. A. Klasnaer
Carlsvad
Aren
Picacho
Emma Tanner
Watrous
RIO Grande Sys
Trans- Missouri States
Chambers of Commerce
National Irrigation Con
Jesse F. McDonald
Arthur Williams
Seey
P. O. Box
Denver, Colo
Trust Company
Miss Rodkey
Solo
Mrs. Eunice Petty
Annie Laurie
NEW York Coffee Co’s
Joyce Pruit CO
Trans-Missouri Day Farming Congress
U. & Weather Bureau
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