12 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
1
The Roswell Electric Light Co. announces plans to invest substantial funds to improve its light plant. The project aims to enhance capacity and reliability for local customers, with details on scope and timelines to follow.
Maynard Gunsul, general manager of the Roswell Electric Light Company, arrived in Roswell to oversee plans for major improvements. A new electrical machinery upgrade costing thousands will be installed within the year to raise service to a higher standard and rival the best plants in smaller cities. The station will be modernized and better than before, with enhanced reliability for residents and visitors.
Newport Kentucky mayor and officers face arrest charges after a clash involving jailer Proc or and U S officers. Revolvers drawn, cells prepared, and bonds set for jailed and involved police. Also notes a church telegram postponing a M E Church South meeting and the death of Isaac Edmunds in Missouri.
A steam launch is wrecked in the Hudson River with multiple fatalities. Rescue teams search the wreckage as authorities confirm the disaster and begin investigations into the collision.
New York July 12 reports that the steam launch Normandie sank after a collision with a tramp ship in the Hudson River. At least three people died with five more fatalities from heat in New York. John A. Rudd, who chartered the boat, reported the loss to police.
Ghina states it will not recognize the Peace Congress, signaling a firm stance against the organization. The move highlights ongoing tensions between Ghina and allied factions over diplomatic recognition and policy direction.
Russia confirms arrest of General Stoessel amid inquiry into the Port Arthur surrender. Reports say Captain Storm, Engineer Brady, and Miss Gladys Dage may be among those lost aboard the Normandie, chartered by John A. Rudd of Glenwood. China warns it will not recognize peace conference settlements without consultation, while Japan signals no change to its plan. Local notes report Dexter progress with a schoolhouse, rail station, and church work, and J S Dicus bound over on assault charges.
In Santa Fe a detective was shot and killed, with details indicating the assailants were responsible for the fatal encounter. Authorities search for suspects and review security footage as investigations proceed.
Two highwaymen held up six travelers and were chased by a posse. Special agent J. C. Calhoun was killed during an attempted arrest near Cedarvale. In Winfield the posse killed or captured the two outlaws. Also reports on mutiny concerns, naval food discontent, and the Emperor's Moscow trip plans. Five heat deaths in New York reported. Roswell exhibition promotes enlarged photographs.
Dexter pursues growth with a swell new house to be built. a church, schoolhouse, and railway station are in sight, signaling development and enhanced community facilities.
New York July 12 Officials of the Equitable Assurance Society announce sweeping salary reductions to save nearly 200000 dollars annually. Cuts target 20 percent for salaries above 15000, 15 percent for 9000 to 15000, and 10 percent for below 9000 amid a broad efficiency drive.
The Western Union executive committee backs statehood action as 1000 delegates meet in Oklahoma City to press for immediate status. Amid race track chatter, Dexter townsfolk seek fair representation while land deals and new construction plans appear in local notices. The Princess of Wales has a newborn son, and city council plans adjourned session actions.
365 DAYS AGO We started in Roswell doing electrical work from door bells to light plants. Bernard Gunsul contact phone 141. One five room cottage with artesian water two corner lots best residence area worth 2500 now 1800 with 400 down and easy payments See Charles Brown 221 N Main St for real estate listing.
A house owned by Mr and Mrs J M Porter was completely burned down in a fire. No injuries reported and investigators assess the cause at the scene.
Nothing was saved when a kitchen stove started a blaze in a Riverside Heights three room cottage. Mr J M Porter, a barber, and his wife were away at a neighbor's with their baby. The house, built about two years ago and insured for 700 dollars, was consumed despite prompt fire department response and a stiff wind.
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