Tillman Criticizes Action Of A S Dent Roosevelt
A brief item reports Charles Tillman condemning the conduct of a Roosevelt action as reported in a press snippet. The note suggests political dispute without detailing the event.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
1
A brief item reports Charles Tillman condemning the conduct of a Roosevelt action as reported in a press snippet. The note suggests political dispute without detailing the event.
Senator Tillman denounces the Brownsville incident as fueled by race and declares innocent soldiers punished while conspirators go uncharged. He opposes sending black troops to Texas and criticizes President for social policy shaping Southern race relations. He predicts cross regional conflicts and urges practical national discussion.
A fragmented notice indicates Democratic leadership at Williams Place with Champ Clark to take a prominent role. The brief item suggests a political shift or event centered on Clark's anticipated involvement in leadership.
Washington dispatch reports a Democratic caucus shift favoring Champ Clark as party leader, with Williams' camp fighting on. The change could reshape presidential nomination prospects next year as clashes among seven candidates continue and church notices fill the rest of the day.
A contract named Ganal is awarded to complete specified work. Details indicate a formal agreement defining scope and timeline, with responsibilities assigned to the contractor and the project owner.
The Isthmian Canal Commission opens bids for Panama Canal completion with a percentage-based award. Lowest bid is 6.75 percent by W. J. Oliver and Anson M. Bangs, while other bids reach 7.19 12.5 and 28 percent. bids include $200,000 checks and $2,000,000 bonds to safeguard the government. The government preserves sanitation, engineering, and health-related supervision. no contractor may profit from these departments.
St Andrew's Hall hosts morning prayer litany and sermons text A Living Sacrifice. E McQueen Gray and C C Hill lead with choirs, Bible school and Christian Endeavor sessions. First M E Church South offers sermons Serving God Through Humanity and The Church and Secret Orders with Miss Edith Rodkey and Miss Eva Nelson soloists. Sunday school at 9:45 and Epworth Leagues listed.
J Phelps White received a telegram Thursday announcing A E Vincent died of pneumonia on Wednesday January 9 in New Mexico. A native of England with many local friends he had returned from South Africa to live in the Valley. He was about 47 years old and had no known relatives. He was buried at Carlsbad today.
The Shakespeare Club gathers this afternoon with Mrs. Pratt as host. Mrs. J. J. Hagerman oversees the program. Highest prices paid for second hand goods noted by Makin's Second Hand Store at 109 Main St. Phone 227.
A. J. Welter, candidate for Justice of the Peace, toured the city today with his old friend B. E. Sebastian of Plainview Texas. The paper notes a short issue due to the absence of local editor Mr Evans.
In San Francisco a Hamburg based insurer faced $4.5 million in last April's big fire claims. The North German Insurance Company denied liability citing an earthquake clause and has paid no claims. German courts ordered it to pay, with the ruling hinging on a punctuation dispute.
A financial notice offers a $500,000 loan pool for irrigated farms. Terms include long-time loans with interest payable annually and the privilege to pay off the loan before due date. Agent listed is J. B. Herbst of 303 North Main, opposite the post office.
Local Weather Bureau observation taken at 6 am in Roswell New Mexico shows a max temperature of 69 and a min of 32 with a mean of 48. Precipitation 0.00 and wind from the southeast at 2 miles per hour. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with colder conditions on Sunday.
The Lakewood Progress joins the Roswell Record and Carlsbad Argus in opposing a proposed new county. It argues that forming new counties would bring no benefits and would likely increase burdens.
The Tallmadges appealed from a District Court ruling on indictments to the Territorial Supreme Court. The Supreme Court on Thursday sustained the lower court. The Government appeal from the jury verdict in abatement cases has a hearing set for January 21.
Austin January 12 The lower house began an eight hour debate on whether Senator Bailey should be investigated by a committee or by the house for alleged ties to the Waters-Pierce Oil Company. Each side to have four hours. vote to follow. Adjournment expected before debate ends.
Beginning Monday and continuing one week the store offers all box stationery at twenty five percent off. Come early to take advantage of the sale.
The examining committee of the Supreme Court of the Territory reports favorably on H. I. Nowlen of Roswell for admission to practice law in New Mexico.
Front room available for rent at 215 West Third Street. Contact 68-16 for details and terms.
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