Tallmadge Man Faces State Ment On Publication
A Tallmadge man has been accused and gives a statement for publication. The case concerns alleged actions that prompted the official note and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
1
A Tallmadge man has been accused and gives a statement for publication. The case concerns alleged actions that prompted the official note and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
B H Tallmadge, arrived from Chicago, faces continued subornation of perjury charges, insisting his actions in Pecos Valley were lawful and aimed at settlement and irrigation. He says profits were earned legitimately under desert land statutes and that opposition seeks to undermine reclamation efforts. A separate note reports Walter P Miles, a 20 year old Southeast Roswell man, died of typhoid fever, funeral held Saturday at South Side cemetery.
Band members planned an early Sunday recital at 2 30 pm to let them catch the afternoon train to Carlsbad for the Fourth. The program, praised by attendees, opened with Japan's Triumphal and included Medley Overture Cluster of Pears Moonlight Serenade Let All Obey Grand March Cuban Independence The Holy City Intermezzo The Gondolier Finale Gate City Swanee River and Dixie.
Mrs M Whiteman and her daughter Miss Carrie travel to San Francisco after receiving word that her son Joe Whiteman is dying at his home there. Joe Whiteman, once raised in Roswell and now married with a son, is reported to be suffering from tuberculosis and shoulder surgery.
Authorities report that First National Bank in Topeka failed to reopen its doors after a weekend closure. Bank officials could not be reached for comment as customers faced uncertainty and authorities began investigating potential causes.
First National Bank of Topeka closed by order of the Comptroller amid an ongoing government examination. Devlin, a major stockholder, also influential in Central National Bank where a $300,000 cash reserve offset a run. Kan sas deposits total over half a million. Topeka city and Shawnee County hold about $59,000. Funeral notices describe Henry Selleck, longtime church builder and musician, prominent in Sunday school and local workings, passing after long illness.
Mutineers surrender their Russian battleship to proper authorities after capture. Sailors yield control as officials assume custody. Command structure restored, crew cooperative. No injuries reported. Proceedings proceed under military authority.
Reports from Odessa say a mutinous battleship surrendered to Russian authorities and a second vessel headed toward Constantinople. A torpedo boat was dispatched to pursue mutineers as the city returns to work. In Topeka and Chicago, financial figures tied Devlin to banks and coal interests, with assets and liabilities outlined amid a panic over related trading.
Roswell faces Dexter in a Fourth of July baseball game at Dexter with a announced lineup including St John Morgan Bemis Hiphost Leland Rhodes DeBeck Wilson Trowbridge and others. The report also notes the broader event schedule and local interest in the match.
The body of the late John Hay lies in the Chamber of Commerce in Cleveland under military guard until Wednesday morning. The casket will then proceed to Wade Chapel at Lake View Cemetery for final services. Mrs. Hay requests the casket remain unopened and the public barred from the hall. Washington reports that Elihu Root may attend the funeral to represent the State Department.
Associate Justice William H Pope led a party of friends on a Friday picnic ten miles from Roswell near Monument Rock in the Santa Fe Canon. They traveled from 9 AM to 5 PM enjoying canyons scenery, bracing air, and congenial company with a well-supplied meal. Also listed are Mrs McFie Parker Kennedy Thomas plus several associates and guests.
H J Thode of Dexter transacted business in Roswell today. C E Smiley, Charles Rhodes and Jerome A Delavan came up from Dexter to spend the day.
A. L. Selleck, longtime Roswell resident aged 78, died of old age. The obituary notes his character and years of service to the community.
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday in Roswell and vicinity with warmer temperatures. Meteorologist M. Wright issues the brief forecast.
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