Trouble at Kingston over war ships demand US aid
Kingston residents and Jamaica officials disapprove of Governor Swettenham for asking Admiral Davis to withdraw American ships. Washington says the move will not be recognized, and Davis's fleet remains under U.S. control. Earthquake and fire losses are estimated at fifteen million dollars as Kingston resumes limited services.
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der Swettenham
Jamai
Davis
Guantanamo
Larietta
Santiago
Gaitanamo
Swettenham
Kingston
Admiral Davis
United States
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Westminster Gazette
Foreign Office
Colonial Office
Jamaica
Kington
Washington
St. Andrews
Scarlet fever epidemic showing signs of abatement
Chicago reports a slight decline with 82 new scarlet fever cases today, below the typical level of over 100 for several days. Health officials monitor ongoing spread as the city watches for further improvement.
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Chicago
Mrs MacLeod to Open Kindergarten at 106 S Kentucky Ave
Announcement from Mrs MacLeod graduate of Emerson College of Oratory and experienced teacher will open a kindergarten preparatory school at 106 S Kentucky Ave on Monday January 21. Hours are 10 a m to 2 p m for children aged 3 to 8. Terms four dollars per month with specialties in Physical Culture Music and Elocution.
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MacLeod
Emerson College of Oratory
Kentucky Ave
Cleaning and pressing by K. C. Dye Works on West 2nd
Local ad for K. C. Dye Works offering cleaning and pressing at 123 West 2nd Street. Promotes affordable theater seats at Majestic Theater with a 10 cent price.
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K. C. Dye Works
West 2Nd St
Centenary Lee Birthday Reception Honors Confederate Veterans
Roswell hosts a night of Southern hospitality at the Commercial Club to mark the birth centennial of General Robert E. Lee. Veterans, their families, and local dignitaries join in music, readings, and a farewell address, with Eva Nelson, Miss Mary Greenlee, and Miss Sadie Costa delivering highlights among many performances. The event features a large committee cadre and a unified tribute to the Lost Cause through song, verse, and shared memories.
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T. B. Loveless
Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy
Soldiers of the Lost Cause
A. J. Welter
Dr. Finley
J. R. Alliston
Jason W. James
Lib Rain
Southland
James
Joseph C. Lea
Roswell
Frank Lee
Tanis
C. C. Hill
Eva Nelson
Mary Greenlee
Ella Spain
Viola McConnell
Eaution
J. J. “Williamson
Dixie
George Slaughter
B. F. Harlow
J. J. Williamson
Shelby Moore
Watson
J. A. Gilmore
Jim Johnson
Reaves
E. J. Grover
Lacy
O. Z. Finley
R. H. Kemp
Alma McConnell
Eva Bean
Kate Bean
Roy Daniels
Tom Malone
Margaret Beaty
Elizabeth Littlefield
Edna Littlefield
Mamie Haynes
Zella Graves
Ruby Clements
Irma Cottingham
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miss Greenlee
Territorial Council Organized in New Mexico
The Territorial Council met in Santa Fe with M. B. Stockton and 11 others sworn in. Spiess elected president. council seen as anti Hagerman. House choices include R. L. Baca as speaker. H. O. Bursum and Holt vie for influence. Early bills target printing contracts, gambling prohibition, and salary reductions for county officers.
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House
Holt
R. L. Baca
Bernalillo County
Frank Staplin
San Juan County
Nouse
Leandro Baca
Hagerman
Socorro County
Supreme Court
Dallies
Spiess
Cameron
Bursum
Council
Daily Record
Santa Fe
N. M
H. O. Bursum
Penitentiary
H. B. Holt
Las Cruces
Agricultural College
Mesilla Park
E. C. Abbott
Baca
Eicestans
Pu Cll
C. A. Spiess
Las Vegas
Carl A. Dallies
Willard
House of Representatives
Chaplain Bateman Lecture Tonight At Military Institute
Hear Chaplain Bateman tonight in his Philippines lecture at the Institute at 7 30 admission 25c. Chaplain Bateman's last lecture will be tonight at the Military Institute don’t miss it. 25c Sweet Peas and Nasturtiums 100 pounds just received all colors named varieties and mixed Roswell Produce & Seed Co 7412 Feature No Wedding Bellis Majestic Cedar Brook formerly W H Mc Brayer Oriental 591f
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Kodak
Chaplain Bateman
Philippines
The
Military Institute
Roswell Produce & Seed CO
Roswell Weather Roundup January 21
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico on January 21 records a maximum of 56 and minimum of 24 degrees with a mean of 49. Precipitation is 0.0, wind southwest at 4 miles per hour. Weather is clear. Forecast calls for fair conditions and steady temperatures tonight and Tuesday in Roswell and vicinity.
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Roswell
N. M
S. W
Senate debate grows personal in Tillman Spooner clash
The Senate floor turns personal as Tillman replies to Spooner after Brownsville criticism. Tillman mocks colleagues as minstrel figures and jokes about "Fire Alarm Joe" Foraker, with Culberson praised and a dramatic closing of the doors at 4 15 p m. Also small ads seek room and boarding at 106 S Kentucky Ave.
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Senate
Joe
Foraker
Furioso
Culberson
Bones
Tillman
Smiling Tom
Colorado
Guggenheim
Ben
Teller
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Willl
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Lee
Robert E. Lee
Commer
Cial Club Rooms
Territorial Council
Raynolds
M. B. Stockton
Malaquis Martinez
W. G. Sargent
Charles A. Spiess
James S. Duncan
E. A. Miera
J. F. Sulzer
Bigata
Jacob Chavez
Harvey M. Rylands
W. D. Murray
Carl A. Dailles
J. O. Cameron
New Mexico
LEGIS
Walton’s
Cedar Brook
W. H. McBrayer
Oriental
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Brownsville
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