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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1910
Page
4
The notice promotes Ladies' suits at one fourth off and 25 cent savings per dollar. Silk, Linen, Pongee, and Lingerie dresses are marked with 25 percent discount. Coats and coat suits are also on sale with marked sale prices.
In Oyster Bay New York Col Roosevelt will meet Representative Poindexter an insurgent from Washington state Poindexter from Ballingers district is said to bring a report on conditions there The Congressman leans against Secretary Ballinger in the dispute
In La Salle Illinois yesterday a crowd of about two hundred stood on a bridge that collapsed over Utica damaging many. One person was killed and about thirty were seriously injured as the mass plunged into eight feet deep water.
The Board of County Commissioners in session today appointed the election officers for the Constitutional Convention election.
The marriage of John Longenegger and Miss Hazel Moon of Hager man occurred here on Independence Day and was described as somewhat romantic and a complete surprise to the relatives.
A couple seeking to marry on a Fourth of July trip could not find a officiator and, after delays, County Recorder R. F. Ballard located at Dr. W. C. Alexander’s home performed the ceremony at 7:30 p.m. Witnesses were Dr. Alexander’s family and Dr. Crutcher. The bride, formerly a central telephone operator at Hagerman, then rang her mother to share the news. The couple planned to reside in Hagerman.
Kansas City Missouri July 5 Dr B C Hyde convicted of poisoning Col Thomas Swope was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor by Judge Latshaw An appeal to the state supreme court was filed and the prisoner remains in the county jail pending the outcome
Col Ava E Page, a Roswell transplant and Civil War veteran, died in Pomona California after a two year decline. He moved from Roswell to California ten years ago and was active in real estate and insurance. He leaves a widow two daughters and two sons. Funeral planned in Pomona this week.
A letter from Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Cruse praising the school for being listed among the ten leading military institutions in the United States. He mentions Major Penn and Major Lenihan and notes the importance of such schools for the country, expressing strong support and gratitude.
Little Gertrude Laura Seay two months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick P. Seay of Amarillo, died yesterday morning in Amarillo.
The body was sent to South Side cemetery for interment after a service by Rlder C C Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Seay, then in Galveston due to Mrs. Seay’s illness, could not attend. The infant had been left with lifelong friends Mr. and Mrs. Harrell in Amarillo. cause of death unknown.
The War Department rated the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell as one of the top ten in the Union for the second time. A letter from Colonel Thomas Cruse praises the school's military and academic excellence, noting his longtime Army service and Roswell connections. Headquarters Department of the Lakes Chicago July 1 1910.
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