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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1904
Page
1
Reports from Tokio and Port Arthur indicate the Russian note of January 6 concedes key Japanese demands in southern Corea, easing military buildup. Officials say the crisis looks less acute with a conciliatory Russian tone, while Japan may keep neutral zones undecided.
The Columbus report notes a push to remove liquor sellers or restrict alcohol operations as of January 9, outlining a local movement or action targeting liquor establishments in the city. Strong entities include Columbus and January 9.
The Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Chas Pavey, declares all members engaged in saloon business must change occupation or be expelled, with expulsion effective tomorrow. The move targets thousands in Ohio allied with the order and aims to curb saloon ties.
The Methodist Episcopal ladies announce a bazaar and supper on Saturday January 3 in their room at the opera house block. It will open early and run all day to support church funds.
A defendant denies the accusations leveled at him in court, asserting his innocence and contesting the particulars of the charges filed. Legal proceedings continue as the defense argues for dismissal or acquittal based on evidentiary gaps and procedural issues.
In Washington a Senate inquiry reports new life insurance activity in 1903 with large sums and policies. Senator Reed faces charges regarding church influence on civil affairs. The Smoot case includes denial of polygamy claims and defense of oath and membership.
Gen John B Gordon and Foster are reported in grave condition with medical officials stating Gordon is not expected to survive. Details indicate severe injuries and critical care at a military hospital.
The Miami Florida report notes the gravely ill Confederate leader and mentions no recovery. The Treasury Secretary dies today in Springfield Ohio. Charles Poster former governor of Ohio and Treasury official under Harrison is reported seriously ill. General Keifer confirms conditions as of today with scant hope of recovery.
A damaged excerpt mentions a Roswell origin resident and a baby saved from a threat in Chicago during a period of Mormon polygamy debates. It notes tensions between church leadership and state law, with claims of past protection for violators and discussions of plural marriage practices and their legal consequences.
Reports from New York indicate Life Insurance Co and other firms show expanded business in 1993 compared to 1902. Observers note shifts in market values and stake reductions amid economic changes. the era's financial climate spawns caution and renewal in investment strategy.
Crime Creek Colorado January 9 reports say nine arrests were made as martial law and a vagrancy order push strikers to find work or leave the district. Union leaders say the policy to deport strikers was abandoned under governor Peabody, with 595 evicted since martial law began six days earlier. Telluride January 1 notes more deportations under Major Zephyr Hill. Washington January 9 reports the Weather Bureau recommends a station at Hoswelk.
W. Hightower, his wife and three children from Custer County Nebraska arrived to join relatives in their new home. Ale Hightower bought the Farmer Army near his city and plans to locate there. Miller of Kimballton Ohio visited to see Mrs Elza Fila, the leading druggist of his home city.
Odd Fellows notice appears amid a crowded paper page with stray figures. The main readable data cover cattle receipts and prices, sheep and lamb values, and regional market figures from St Louis and New York, including livestock categories and early January quotations.
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