Seven Lives Lost In Great Northern Train Wreck
Spokane July 24. A fast mail train wreck east of Camden Washington caused seven deaths and seven serious injuries with a score more hurt. The locomotive and cars left the rails, plunged 70 feet into Diamond Lake, and a fire followed. Cause cited as sin kinks. divers failed to recover the locomotive and submerged car.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern Railroad
Camden
Washington
Nail
Kmoker
Diamond Lake
Edward Munson
Hillyard
Frank Bell
Chas.pene
Geo. R. Strickland
Geo. H. Curtis
T. J. Dolbow
Jan
Roswell Men Form Oriental Cement and Plaster Co
Roswell businessmen organize the Oriental Cement and Plaster Company to develop gypsum beds between Carlsbad and Lakewood along the Pecos Valley and Northeastern Railroad. The firm shells out 3200 acres, will begin work at once, and aims to supply cement to San Francisco demand with high quality adhesive gypsum suitable as Portland substitute.
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Roswell
Oriental Cement and Plaster Company
Carlsbad
Lakewood
Pecos Valley and Northeastern
Acme Cement Company
Acme
San Francisco
J. QO. Harbert
Nilsson
The
Oriental Com- Church
A. L. Watary
W. F. Harbert
Oil Discovery Report Near Lakewood Wells
News from the Lakewood area notes a new oil discovery at the J. B. Roberts well five miles west and one mile north of Lakewood. The well, currently about 480 feet deep, produced oil to the water surface after a recent reopening. Roberts Breed ing and Plot plan deeper drilling with other locals considering prospects northwest of Lakewood as interest grows.
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J. B. Roberts
Lakewood
Messrs. Roberts
Clarence Allery
M. D. Burns
California
Brings Suit on Two Accounts
Elza V. Orton, by attorneys Patton and Gibbany, files suit in district court on two accounts seeking legal remedy and damages.
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Elza
Orton
Patton & Gibbany
Strike settles at Roswell shop despite private business stance
A Roswell shop’s mechanics struck yesterday and the dispute was settled today. The Record dismisses the conflict as a private matter between the company and its workers, asserting outsiders should not interfere in private employment contracts.
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Roswell
Oriental Barber Shop Ad in McPherson
Hair cut 15c shave 15c shampoo 15c and tonic offered. Neck shave free with best work and absolute cleanliness. Oriental Barber Shop at 108 North Main, McPherson. Porter, props.
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Oriental Barber Shop
N. Main
McPherson
Porter
Trade notices and shop openings in local ads
The item lists coffee brands Java and Mocha, beef sold for its taste, and a note that John B. Kipling will open a confectionery in the room vacated by George Freidenbloom by September 1. It mentions homemade candy, cigars, soda water, and ice cream as offerings.
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John B. Kipling
George Freidenbloom
Turbulent unrest and anti Jewish clashes sparking fear
Reports from St Petersburg and Odessa describe a sweeping crackdown with censored press, mass arrests, and warnings of further anti Jewish outbreaks. Bombings in Sosnowice target Singer stores amid rising political violence as authorities scramble to suppress upheaval.
The Carlsbad Project Progress Amid Rains
The Argus reports heavy rain on Monday night halting most work at Dar Canyon Hackberry and the canal. River levels hinder flume and Avalon dam tasks while rain aids canal and Dark Canyon construction. At the dam the crusher operates and a trench is sunk for steel piling to the piling top. Trenching begins for the core wall at the west.
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the Argus
Dar Canyon
Hackberry
Flume
Avalon Dam
Dark Canyon
Cattle and Sheep Prices From Local Market Receipts
Cattle receipts were 18 000 with a steady market. Native steers 4.00 to 6.25, southern steers 2.75 to 5.00, southern cows 2.00 to 3.50, native cows and heifers 4.00 to 5.50, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.60, bulls 3.40 to 4.00, calves 2.50 to 15.50, western fed steers 3.75 to 6.00, western fed cows 2.50 to 4.50. Sheep receipts 5 000 with a steady market. Muttons 4.50 to 6.00, lambs 5.50 to 7.60, range wethers 5.00 to 6.10, fed ewes 4.25 to 5.25.
Queen Wilhelmina ill cushion heir drops in Holland
The Hague report states Queen Wilhelmina fell ill last night and a premature delivery followed causing gloom across Holland. It was announced today that there would be no heir at this time.
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the Hague
Wiloe
Holland
Gans Defeats Holly After Tough Twenty Round Fight
Seattle report says Joe Gans won a decision over Dave Holly in a close twenty round bout at Pleasant Beach. Holly relied on clinching to disrupt Gans and prevent use of his technique.
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Seattle
Wash
Joe Gans
Guests Of Governor Hagerman Visit Santa Fe
Hon and Mrs James J Hagerman of Roswell the Governor’s father and mother have drawn social attention in Santa Fe. They attended a small dinner hosted by Judge and Mrs N B Laughlin at their Don Gaspar avenue home with guests including Mrs Walter Farwell Judge and Mrs Laughlin Governor Hagerman and Thomas B Catron.
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James J. Hagerman
Roswell
Herbert J. Hagerman
Santa Fe
Noner
N. B. Laughlin
Laughlin
Don Gaspar Avenue
Walter Farwell
Chicago
Hagerman
Thomas B. Catron
New Mexican
Mrs Reid and sister move to Santa Fe home
Mrs W C Reid wife of Attorney General Reid and her sister Miss Esther Hodgson from Roswell arrive to reside in the city for the present. They will live at C W Dudrow's residence on Agua Fria Street following today's move from 115 Cerillos Road in Santa Fe New Mexican publication dated July 21.
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W. C. Reid
Reid
Esther Hodgson
Roswell
Mrs. Reid
Cerillos Road
C. W. Dudrow
Agua Fria Street
Santa Fe New Mexican
Daniel and Daniel Hang Wallpaper with Guarantee
J A Manning of Roswell bought the cottage of Ernest Dick in Rio Vista in the North Carlsbad addition. The residence intended home for Mr Dick, but his move to El Paso led to the sale reported by the Carlsbad Argus.
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J. A. Manning
Roswell
Ernest Dick
Rio Vista
North
Carlsbad
el Paso
Carisbad Argus
Roswell Weather Report July 24
Local observed data shows max 92, min 65, mean 78 with no precipitation. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with local showers and thunderstorms and a steady temperature.
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Roswell
N. M
M. Wright
Troubles Increase Riots Stir Poland to Russia Uprising
Reports from St. Petersburg dated July 23 indicate renewed strikes in Poland and the south, with rioting in Kharkov and growing repression. Authorities confiscate radical newspapers and arrest political suspects as unrest spreads toward the Volga region and famine areas central Russia.
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St. Petersburg
Poland
Kaarkof
Russia
Volga
Bryan foresees no backward steps after Russia self government pledge
London reports W. J. Bryan saying he is sorry to see the Russian dogma dissolved but confident there will be no backward steps. He asserts the right of the people to self government cannot be undone, emphasizing continued recognition of the principle.
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London
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan on Arbitration Rider Adopted by Congress
London July 24 W J Bryan's rider to the model arbitration treaty was discussed and recast then adopted by the Interparliamentary Congress. The clause calls for an international commission of inquiry or mediation before hostilities, under Article 8 of the Hague Convention, to peacefully settle disputes not in the list for automatic arbitration. Bryan spoke briefly, eliciting strong delegate enthusiasm.
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Parliamentary Council
London
W. J. Bryan
International Commission of Inquiry
Bryan
Arresting Members of Parliament In Finland Riot
Viborg Finland July 4 During the night members of the outlawed parliament learned two of their number had been arrested Father Kovarkoff at Voronezh and M Kariakoff a Cossack at Rostov both had been active preaching revolution through the parliament in motion of unrest
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Viborg
Finland
Kovarkoff
Voronezh
M. Kariakoff
Rostov
Kovarkof
Karlakoff
Mining and Steel Engineers Meet Opens in London
The joint meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineers and the British Iron and Steel Institute opened at the Institution for Civil Engineers in London with large attendance and a hearty welcome for the American guests.
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Mining and Steel Engineers
London
I American Institute of Mining Engineers
British Iron and Steel Institute
Institution For Civil Engineers
The Wool Market in St Louis Report
The July 24 wool market report from St Louis notes steady demand across territories and westerns. Prices listed include 224 28 for fine medium and 18 20 for fine, with 14 17 for other lots.
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St. Louis
Exhuming Bodies From Ruins In Madssfield Trial
Exhuming bodies from the ruins of the Amsden building in South Farmingham Massachusetts continues through the night under electric lamps. The fatal collapse during repairs yesterday leaves fourteen dead or missing, including merchant Henry L. Sawyer.
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South Farmingham
Madss
Amsden
Henry L. Sawyer
Employer and worker clash ends with no guilt for Mejia
Adolfo Mejia faced Justice Bailey this morning on an assault charge from John Gist, Mejia’s employer. Mejia was found not guilty, while Gist was bound over to the grand jury on a club-hitting charge. Gist admitted striking Mejia but claimed justification. The incident occurred at a sheep camp.
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Adolfo Mejia
Justice
Mejia Back Before Court Over Unpaid Work and Sheep Deserts
Mejia faces another hearing this afternoon on charges of taking money and failing to perform contracted work, and for deserting a herd of sheep. Gist, a noted Eden Valley sheepman, posted bond well above the required amount within minutes.
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Mejia
Gist
Eden Valley
Viborg Crisis as Parliament Collapse Tension Rises
Viborg reports say the Governor General orders closing of parliament and threatens military action. A protest manifesto urges tax resistance and a national surge, while radicals push for revolution and sacrifice. St. Petersburg notes fear of surround and capture of deputies as martial law tightens rail hubs and mass troops.
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Viborg
Finland
St. Petersburg
Legebers
Japanese China An Elegant Line Just Received
Payton Drug Book & Stationery Co. announces a new shipment featuring an elegant line of Japanese china and related line items. The note highlights availability at the store with emphasis on quality and selection for customers.
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China
Payton Drug Book & Stationery Co
To Contest Sage Will in New York
The Herald reports that Russell Sage's nephews have begun preparations to contest the will if its provisions are unsatisfactory.
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Sage
New York
The
Herald Today
Russell Sage
Grocers Thank the President for Pure Food Stance
Chicago reports 150000 members of the National Retail Grocers' Association met the executive committee to thank President Roosevelt for his position on the pure food law passed by Congress.
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Chicago
Alts
National Retail Grocers’ Association
Roosevelt
Piano Tuning and Repair by P. V. Music Co
The P. V. Music Co offers expert piano tuning re polishing and repair services for pianos and organs with a great reduction and easy payments.
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P. V. Music Co
Rasmussen Arrives in the City for Business and Calls on Friends
E. P. Rasmussen arrived last night from southern Texas for a business visit and to call on many friends.
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E. P. Rasmussen
Texas
St Louis Man Tried For Spitting On Post Office Floor
A St Louis gentleman, new to the area, was tried in Justice Bailey's court for spitting on the post office floor. He denied the charge and the case was taken under advisement.
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St. Louis
Court of Justice
Bailey
Notable Texas Lawyer Visits Corsicana Judge’s Guest
J. S. Callicutt of ilb ei & Call, a prominent Texas attorney, is in Corsicana on vacation as the guest of Judge J. T. Evans.
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J. S. Callicutt
Ilbei & Call
Texas
Corsicana
J. T. Evans
Sargent Couple Vacationing From College Station
Capt and Mrs H H Sargent of College Station Texas are visiting for a two months vacation. Capt Sargent is professor of military science at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas.
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Capt
H. H. Sargent
College Station
Texas
Capt. Sargent
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
For Sale Good Top Buggy In Dexter Visit
For sale good top buggy for 25 dollars. Call at 209 West 4th. C P Morgenstern S C Smith and A Fisher of Dexter were here today on business.
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C. P. Morgenstern
S. C. Smith
A. Fisher
Dexter
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M. Pobiednostieff
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Reuter
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Russian Poland
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