Tallmadge Change of Venue Battle at US Court
In Tallmadge case the defense pressed for a venue change before United States Commissioner Carli Snyder on charges of subornation of perjury. The U.S. Attorney supported the request, but Snyder postponed ruling, calling for a law-based decision and resuming proceedings later in the afternoon. A large crowd attended as speakers urged fairness amid contested prejudice claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Tallmadge
United States
Carli Snyder
Mr. Tallmadge
Snyder
W. H. H. Llewellyn
W. C. Reid
Llewellyn
TER
Grosvenor Clarkson
W. W. Gatewood
Richardson, Reid & Hervey
Bujac and
Brice
Carlsbad
Gatewood
Missouri
Head End Collision Kills Four In Mt Vernon
Four people were killed and eight injured in a head end collision between two Louisville and Nashville freight trains near Upton Indiana. The dead include John Spradley Leonard Price L C Koker a brakeman and an unknown tramp Engineer Lawrence was fatally hurt. The dispatcher reportedly mistook train numbers and miscommunication delayed flagging efforts before impact.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
Louisville and Nashville
Upton
John Spradley
Leonard Price
L. C. Koker
Lawrence
Kansas City cattle and sheep market report summary
Kansas City on July 15 reports cattle receipts of 300 including 150 southern. Market steady with native steers 4.25 to 5.50, southern steers 3.00 to 4.60, southern cows 2.25 to 3.75, native cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.25, stockers 3.75 to 5.25, western fed cows 3.00 to 4.25. Sheep receipts none. muttons 5.00 to 5.75, lambs 5.75 to 7.40, range wethers 5.00 to 5.75, fed ewes 2.50 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Sunday School Workers Gather in Monteagle
Monteagle Tennessee July 15 begining tomorrow two week school for Sunday school workers here many visitors already arriving and the success of the gathering is assured the program provides for lectures each day by leading Sunday school workers of the country
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Monteagle
Tenn
For Rent Brick business house near post office
Rental ad for a brick business house located half a block east of the post office. Signed A. K. Mott. End of display.
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Postoffice
Illness Reports Strain Hon Jerry Simpson at Home
Hon Jerry Simpson is reported to be very ill at his home on South Main, with local observers noting his condition as serious and prompting concern among constituents and associates.
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Jerry Simpson
South Main
Twelve New Directors Named At Equitable Society
New York July 14 twelve new directors were chosen for the Equitable Life Assurance Society. D Cady Herrick Nicholas Murray Butler Charles E Littlefield N V Stranahan were elected. resignations of Gen Fitzgerald Horace C Deming and Frederick G Bourne were accepted.
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New York
D. Cady Herrick
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
N. V. Stranahan
Port of
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Gen Fitzgerald
The
Mercantile Trust Co
Horace C. Deming
Sells Out The Alamo To Dexter Investor J W Dudley
Walter F. Allen sold the Alamo restaurant to J. W. Dudley, formerly of Dexter, who took charge yesterday and will run the business at the old site. Allen, new to the area four months ago from Texarkana, plans to return home. He retains partial interest by taking on two Dexter lots in the deal.
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Walter F. Allen
Alamo
J. W. Dudley
Dexter
Mr. Allen
Texarkana
Pecos Valley
Eye Injured Repairing Telegraph Wire at Las Cruces
W E Baker, clerk of the United States Attorney and former official stenographer, was repairing a telephone line in Las Cruces last Saturday when a wire end pierced his left eye. Sight feared lost as he lies in a hospital in El Paso awaiting treatment.
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Las Cruces
N. M
W. E. Baker
el Paso
Baker
United States Attorney
Interurban Car Collision Near Fort Worth Injures Seven
A rear end collision between a Dallas car bound for Fort Worth and an interurban trailer near Sycamore Creek injures seven passengers, with some severely hurt but all expected to recover. The cause cited as misinterpretation of orders. A separate note from Port Royal reports the Pennsylvania Flyer east bound wrecking after striking a freight wreck. engineer jumped and was uninjured.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Hanley
Sycamore Creek
Harrisburg
Port Royal
Chicago
New York
Asbury Park Steamer Collides In Hudson River Landing
A damaged New York steamer struck a dock on the Hudson River to avert a collision with a ferry. The vessel was slowed to half speed, a hull hole opened, life raft and ten windows shattered, and panic spread among passengers before a hurried landing prevented more serious injuries.
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New York
Asbury Park
Hudson River
Arkansas anti trust law upheld by state supreme court
Little Rock Arkansas July 15 The Arkansas anti trust law was declared valid by the state supreme court today with two justices dissenting The decision is expected to shut out old line insurance companies that hold rating agreements The case was brought by a fire insurance company to test the law
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Little Rock
Ark
Supreme Court of
Old Line Insurance
Indicted for Fraud In Kansas City Cattle Industry
Kansas City, July 15. The grand jury returned indictments for prominent cattleman Wm. A. Towers on fraud charges and for weigh-masters Carl H. Rightmier Bruce Reichelderfer and Charles Wiggins at the Kansas City stock yards.
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Kansas City, Mo
Grand Jury
Wm. A. Towers
Carl H. Rightmier
Bruce Reichelderfer
Charles Wiggins
Kansas City
Poison in a Well Arrest of a Rival Seeks Fatal Harm
In Owatona Minnesota on July 15 Wilda Johnson, a young woman, was arrested on charges of attempting to kill a rival by putting poison into a farm well belonging to G L Johnson and sending a package containing strychnine to Mrs Lundstrum, a Johnson daughter.
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Johnson
Lundstrum
Rival
Owatona
Minn
Wilda Johnson
G .L. Johnson
Weather Improves as Humidity Drops in New York
New York on July 14 reports the temperature at 86 degrees with humidity falling from 85 to 55 percent in under six hours. The improved air quality correlates with a lower death toll, three deaths and about twenty prostrations attributed to the heat reported by noon today.
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New York
New York City
Witte Appointment Sparks Peace-at-Any-Price Debate
St. Petersburg reports Sviet rejects foreign press readings of Witte's appointment as signaling peace terms. Emperor Nicholas's marginal notes show resolve to continue the war. A June telegram to General Sineviteh is cited to argue the Emperor intends no peace at any price.
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St. Petersburg
Old Enough to Know Better ends in tragedy in Jersey City
Louis Apgar five years old, though misread as an adult, a grandfather, killed himself by shooting in Jersey City. The act followed sensational disclosures concluding with a divorce granted to Geo Meyers against Clara E Meyers. Apgar was named as co respondent in the suit, which had run for several days and drew wide attention.
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New York
Louis Apgar
Jersey City
Geo. M. Meyers
Clara E. Meyers
Apgar
Six months for flirting with a married woman
New York magistrate Steinert handed Benjamin F. Smith a six month prison term for attempting to flirt with Mrs Grace M Gamble who was waiting with her husband at the Madison Avenue and 42nd Street subway. Mrs Gamble struck Smith in the face triggering his arrest and the judge urged other women to report mashers.
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New York
Benjamin F. Smith
St. Louis
Steinert
Grace M. Gamble
Madison and 42Nd Street
Social whirl at Shelby Hotel dance and picnic outings
A crowd of young people enjoyed a dancing party at the Shelby Hotel with music and cool dining hall. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and many others from Paola Kansas. A Lovers' Lane moonlight picnic followed with lunch. Mrs Avery Turner and eight friends arrived from the South in the Turner special car and plan to extend their Roswell visit.
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Shelby Hotel
George Carter
Misses Bean
Nell Bean
Hinson
Littlefield
Lester
Ogle
Smith and Shaver
McCain
Smith
Hamilton
Campbell
Foreman
Trowbridge
Clements
Johnson
Denning
Sheridan
Paola
Kaw
Lovers’ Lane
Avery Turner
Turner
Roswell
Will Prager
Pra
Roswell and Vicinity Fair to Night and Sunday
A weather notice reports fair conditions for Roswell and surrounding area with stationary temperatures through tonight and Sunday, indicating stable conditions with no precipitation expected.
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Roswell
Ruhter and Daniel Take Over City Market Operations
Under Ruhter and Daniel the City Market will continue as The Model Meat Market. C M Trowbridge transfers to the market, accepting a temporary meat cutter position at Star Market.
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H. J. Ruhter
R. A. Daniel
C. M. Trowbridge
Ruhter & Daniel
Mr. Trowbridge
Real Estate Deeds Filed In County Records
Deeds recorded in Probate Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle Friday include R. H. McCune selling to John J. Jackson the east 50 feet of lot 8 in a subdivision of section 33 two south range 24 east for 1. Santa Fe Pacific transfers to Samuel Akinson for 2640 dollars a tract of 961.73 acres. Santa Fe Pacific railroad to James Atkinson for 1000 dollars four hundred acres in section 29 township 14 south range 26 east and section 4 township 18 south range 25 east.
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F. P. Gayle
R. H. McCune
John J. Jackson
Santa Fe Pacific
Samuel A Akinson
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
Jam’s Atkinson
Farmers Congress Excursion to Amarillo in 1905
An excursion rate from Roswell to Amarillo for the Farmers Congress on August 12 and 13, 1905 is set at $9.75 round trip. Tickets go on sale August 11, 12 and 13 with a final return limit of August 14.
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Farmers’ Congress
Amarillo
Texas
Roswell
Ice cold relief arrives at the Record Office
In sweltering heat, Roswell Bottling Works founder G G Gilmore telephoned to offer cooling. He sent a case of ice cold bottled drinks including iron brew lemon sours plain sodas phospho brews Navajo tonics and other flavors to the office. The staff praised the refreshing gesture and thanked him.
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Record Office
G. G .Gilmore
Roswell
Meeting Grand Lodge Knights of Honor in Waco 1905
Pecos System offers excursion tickets for the August 1 meeting in Waco Texas at one and one third fare round trip. Tickets on sale July 31st and August 1st with return final by August 4th. M. D. Burns, Agent.
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Knights of Honor
Waco
Texas
Pecos
M. D. Burns
Interest in Ice Cream Entertainment Shown by Local Figure
A. K. Mott of 309 Main St promotes ice cream for entertainments, urging consult before planning social amusements. The quirky announcement highlights local business stance and address for inquiries.
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lama _ trouble saver
A. K. Mott
Main St
Cheap Business Lot on Main Street For Quick Sale
A scarce offer for a good business lot on Main street priced at $400 for a few days only. Contact J. T. Chariton in Room 12 at Oklahoma Bluck for details.
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Main Street
J. T. Chariton
Oklahoma
Bluck
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Daniel & Daniel's
Tallmadge
Working
Commissioner Snyder
John McKinstry
F. H. Anderson
L. C. Amonette
J. W. Kinsinger
New Hampshire
Winnipeg
Portland
Augusta
Bangor, Lewiston, Rock
Land and
Brunswick
Thomaston
Concord
N. H
Manchester
Gale
Manitoba
Eod
Tf. A. K. Mott
Equiable Assurance Society Making
Fort Worth, Tex
Dallas
Captain Jack
Court House Square
Schlepegreel
Waltz
Amorosa
Clarence
Chrisman
L. L. Coffini
W. S. Ripley
N. Howard
Louis F
Boak
Capt. Fletcher
Ger
Prager Ranch
Rate Combine
Supreme Court
Witte
Military Party
Indig
Nantly
Japan
Vla
Nicholas
Roy
Nrimmanme . Spp
U. 8. Weather Bureau
Roswell, N. M
M. Wright
Grand Lodge
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