Manufacturers Hold Back on Large Wool Deals in West
Boston July 10 A cautious wool trade reports moderate activity in new wools. Manufacturers avoid large deals as growers’ stance aims to keep prices steady. West coast buyers say sheepmen are meeting buyers halfway while East awaits the shift. Stone & Downer wool importers win in the board of general appraisers case. mixing wools to lower duty faces double taxation per Judge Colt.
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Boston
Mass
Board of General Appraisers
Stone & Downer
United States
Colt
U. S. Circuit Court
Case of pot and kettle shocks London readers
London July 10 British observers who condemned Chicago meat packing were confronted with the annual inspector of factories and workshops report. It says conditions in jam factories bakeries and sausage factories are revolting with disgusting methods appearing to be the rule rather than the exception.
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London
Chicago
Estate Destroyed by Peasants in Yarenski Russia
Rebels razed the estate near Yarenski, M. Durnovo former interior minister, as peasants staged a violent action on July 10. Local authorities reported the complete destruction of the property and its holdings.
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Yarenski
Russia
M. Durnovo
Interior
Memorial service for Salisbury disaster victims in London
A memorial service for American and Canadian victims of the Salisbury railroad disaster was held at St. Pauls Cathedral in London with a large congregation including Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and the American embassy staff.
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Salisbury
London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Whitelaw Reid
Room for Rent with Board on North Penn Avenue
A room for rent with board is offered at 209 North Penn Ave. Available to tenants seeking shared housing in a compact urban setting. Proximity to local shops and transit mentioned. No further details provided.
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North Penn Ave
Sale continues as Jaffa Prager adds staff at store
Harry Jaffa, manager of the dry goods department, reports a crowded store and high demand. He notes the sale is one of the most successful, with customers buying rapidly and the doors repeatedly closed to handle the rush. Extra salespeople were added to manage the flow.
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Jaffa, Prager & Co
Harry Jaffa
Bargains at Har ry Jaffa sale promise real clearance
The firm emphasizes genuine, not sensational, sales with low prices and strong merchandise. Yesterday’s cash sales pleased management. The Sisters of St Mary’s Hospital plan a 12 room consumptives hospital attached to St Mary’s, separated to prevent contagion, aiming for summer completion with full attention to patients.
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Harry Jaffa
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Tariff Reform Emerges as Main Issue in Congress
A Washington dispatch cites reciprocity as the leading issue for the next short session of Congress. The plan envisions a general reciprocity law, with optionality for the President via a maximum and minimum tariff or targeted reductions to foster trade with other nations.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Washington
Joyce-Pruitt Co Offers Constant Deals on Coffee and More
Joyce-Pruitt Co showcases Java and Modha Roasted Coffee with steady discounts. Exclusive agents promote big sales and consistently low prices, noting the store keeps goods fresh and never stale on the shelves.
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Joyce-Pruit
Arizona Fears Mexican Domination Under Toiture
Arizona seeks control while fearing Mexican dominance under Toiture's leadership as tensions rise between parties and border policy debates intensify.
Statehood views travel over Arizona New Mexico trip
A traveling representative of J. D. Hughes Printing Co. reports New Mexico favors joint statehood while Arizona largely opposes it citing fear of Mexican rule. He notes strong support among common people in both territories and predicts statehood if conditions resemble Albuquerque and Roswell areas.
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Lidy
Arizona
New Mexico
Admiral acquitted not responsible for Russian surrender
The report states an admiral was acquitted and found not responsible for the Russian surrender, asserting exoneration of his actions. No further allegations are mentioned, and the ruling centers on command decisions and accountability during the surrender event.
Court martial sentences in Russian fleet case report
The July dispatches state Admiral Rozestvensky was acquitted on grounds of not being mentally sound at the time and therefore not accountable. Four officers of the torpedo boat destroyer Biedvofi were sentenced to death by shooting but the Emperor may commute those sentences by dismissal from service and deprivation of some rights. Additional details note petitions to save Rozestvensky’s life and the broader court martial findings.
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Cronstadt
Jesivensky
Sea of Japan
Stroyer Biedovi
Hinperor
St.Petersbrg
Korestvensky
Ragyensky
Millinery Store Set to Open July in Grand Central Area
An exclusive millinery shop will open around July 16 in a vacant room one door south of the Grand Central Hotel. The store will showcase ultra fashionable styles, announced by Mrs F D Welch.
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Grand Central Hotel
F. D. Welch
Grand Central Hotel area hosts Roswell millinery exhibition
An exclusive millinery store opens in the vacant room next to the Grand Central Hotel on July 16. The collection promises the grandest aggregation of styles yet shown in Roswell, with stock available for viewing and purchase.
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Grand Central Hotel
Roswell
TOL
Meeting of Sheepmen at Roswell July 14 1906
Sheepmen will meet at the Roswell Commercial Club rooms on Saturday July 14 1906 to plan traveling to Albuquerque September 8th to answer Governor Hagerman call for organizing a Territorial Association. Elia White serves as secretary of the Sheepmen's Committee.
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Roswell
Ladrone Leader Surrenders During Luzon Crackdown
Montalon, the Ladrone leader, surrendered at Talisay and was taken to Cavite for trial. His capture leaves only one remaining Ladrone leader at large in Luzon as Gen. Allen declares all outlaws must stand trial.
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Luzon
Manila
P. LI
Montalon
Talisay
Cavite
Constabulary
Allen
Authorities Probe Links Between Hotels and Gambling
West Baden Indiana July 10 Attorney General Miller State Auditor Bigler and Deputy Auditor Reid with three expert accountants filed a formal demand on the West Baden and French Lick Springs Hotel proprietors to uncover possible gambling connections.
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West Baden
Ind
Miller
Bigler
Reid
West Baden and
French Lick Springs
Nine Horses in Training At Roswell Meet
Roswell horses are in training for the Pecos Valley Pair at the Hounds track. Secretary Dills believes the Nine Horses will carry off more premiums than last year. The event runs September 25 26 27 with entries expected to be strong.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Rytes
Government Struggles to Form Coalition Ministry
A period article reports the regime facing difficulty forming a cabinet as Constitutional Democrats refuse implied conditions, hindering alliance efforts. The piece notes revolution’s mood and the emperor’s court seeking pacification amid political turmoil.
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Efersburs
Aministry
Constitutional Democrats
Deeds on Record for Various Tracts and Names
Deeds filed recently include The Drumm Commission Company to John Lemuel for $1 a 2 acre tract in 25-15-25, Elizabeth J. Mayes to George Acett for $400 a 160 acre tract in 6-7-18, Hugo Seaburg to P H Cannon for $1 a 40 acre tract in 11-13-26, Robert Whittie to James Ector for $250 a lot in Ovilds addition to Roswell, W E Bowen to Kitle for $1 two jets in West pac 59 and 2- etc a 160 acre tract in 2-15-25 and evans ees in 3-35-14-25, F B Stroope to John Anderson for $575 a 158.27 acre tract in 12-14-25 and 7-14-26.
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Drumm Commission Company
John Lemuel
Elizabeth J. Mayes
George Acett
Hugo Seaburg
P. H. Cannon
Robert Whittie
James Ector
Ovid
Roswell
W. E. Bowen
Kitle
Evans
Ees
Man Wanted To Work On Farm On McGaffey Street
Advertiser H. J. Schwartz seeks a man to work on a farm located one mile west of Main Street on McGaffey Street. Contact number 1183 for details.
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McGaffey Street
Main St
H. J. Schwartz
Frames and Pictures at Waltons Studio
An assortment of pictures and frames available at Waltons Studio. Various styles to suit tastes with 10tf price reference.
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Walton
Immigrants Entering U S Top Two Million Mark
New York July 10 More than a million immigrants entered the United States through Ellis Island in the fiscal year ending June 30 last. The total was 1,962,054, up 19,905 from the prior year. Italy contributed 22 entrants, while the Hebrew community led with about 125,000. Immigrants brought roughly nine million dollars in funds.
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New York
Ellis Island Station
Italy
Immier
Turkey objects to elevating U S legation to embassy
Fresh protests reach Constantinople over Washington plan to raise the U S legation to embassy. Turkish authorities say a previous act between the two nations is required but has not been completed.
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U. S
Constantinople
Kish
Washington States
Live Stock Market Prices in Kansas City July Report
Kansas City stock market update shows receipts of 11 006 and 6 000 sheep. Prices for native steers range 4.00 to 6.10, southern steers 3.75 to 5.00, native cows and heifers 2.00 to 3.50, steers and feeders 2.50 to 4.85, calves 2.50 to 5.25, western fed steers 2.50 to 5.75, western fed cows 2.50 to 5.25. Muttons 3.00 to 6.25, lambs 5.75 to 7.60, range wethers 5.45 to 6.23, fed ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Cattie
For Sale Jersey cow and hens with range and furniture
Jersey cow, some thoroughbred hens, range, stove and two rocking chairs offered for sale. Inquire at 1210 Kansas Ave. 4 liter
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Jersey
Kansas Ave
Spelling Match Tonight and Club Meeting at Library
Spelling Match this evening with admission of 25 cents. A called meeting of the Woman's Club at 2 30 Thursday at the Carnegie Library will review the new constitution and conduct other business. Miss Leda Dutton returned home to Dexter after a four day visit, accompanied by Misses Mary and Tobias Cazier who plan a one to two week stay.
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T He Woman’s Club
Carnegie Library
Leda Dutton
Dexter
Aostesses
Mary
Tobias Cazier
Auction Ad for Cottage and Furniture Sale
A 00d 3 room cottage with 3 lots offered for 800 dollars with 150 dollars down and easy payments. VicCine assistant 41t0 offers a 2100 extension table for 7.50. Lukit's Second Hand Store advertises secondhand furniture and prices.
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R. Hi VicCine
Lukit
Spelling Match and Society Meeting Announced
Reminder of a spelling match this evening at the M E Church South and a Missionary Society meeting next Thursday at 3:00 PM at Mrs Elza Whites residence 12 N Lea Ave. All Stevian church members urged to attend. 1012 Dyr eno
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the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Elza White
N. Lea Ave
1Stevian Church
Judge Freeman Joins Colorado Attorney Reach Carlsbad
Judge A A Freeman traveled to Carlsbad on legal business this morning. He was joined by M Tr Everhart of Colorado, who has secured victories at Carlsbad for several days. They departed by autono line for Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
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A. A. Freeman
Ron Carlsbad
M. Tr. Everhart
Colorado
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Albuquer
Party heads for Capitan mountains camping trip
The group departed yesterday for three weeks of camping and hunting in the Capitan mountains. Attending are Miss Amelia Bachman and her mother, Joe Torian with his mother and sisters, Mrs. Quartermain with daughter, and John Gitts of Natchez, Mississippi.
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Capitan Mountains
Amelia Bachman
Joe Torian
Quartermain
John Gitts
Natchez
Editor H Lighter Returns Home From Pecos Valley Trip
H L lighter, editor of The Re ile at Rolie Iowa, left for home after ten days visiting Roswell and the Pecos Valley. He did not come to start a new paper. He was accompanied by his brother G C Lighter.
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H. Lighter
Reile
Rolie
Iowa
Roswell
Pecos Valley
G. C. Lighter
McFarland Family Attends Government Land Office Trial
M A McFarland and family of Artesia along with Tom Weldy also of Artesia and Mrs Mary McFarland from the mountain country west arrived to attend a contest case trial at the government land office. They set up a temporary camp on a vacant lot at the corner of Richardson avenue and Second street.
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M. A. McFarland
Artesia
Tom Weldy
Mary McFarland
Mountain Country West
Government Land — Office
Richardson Avenue
Second St
Speling Match at M. E. Church South Tonight
A spelling match is set for this evening at the M. E. Church South. Participants from the community are invited to compete in a friendly event hosted by church members. Proceeds may support church activities and local youth programs.
Roswell Weather Report July 10 Forecast
Local Roswell New Mexico observations at 6 am report a max temperature of 84 a min 62 and mean 73 with no precipitation. Winds from the west at 2 miles per hour and cloudy conditions. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for fair and warmer weather tonight and Wednesday.
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Roswell
N. M
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