26 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1904
Page
1
Striking workers at the stock yards sparked a riot during a tense confrontation. Police intervened to quell the disturbance as crowds gathered outside the facility, with reports of damaged property and several injuries.
Chicago July 25 Thousands of workers join a broad sympathetic strike at the stock yards with dining room girls quitting Armour Swift Nelson Morris plants. Police arrest strikebreakers and prepare for further clashes as independent packers seek to operate amid tension.
Japanese forces advance in a heavy fighting scene pushing Kuros Patkin back as the battle intensifies with strong resistance.
Reports from Liao Yang describe intensified Japanese bombardment at Ta Teche Kiao, Kan Pass, and Hai Cheng as Russian forces retreat in good order. London discusses sinking of Knight Commander and neutral shipping with Foreign Secretary Ramsdowne. UK confirms inquiries.
Thomas Taggart of Indiana is chosen chairman of the Democratic national committee. Senator Gorman declines, Urey Woodson elected secretary, Edwin Sefton assistant secretary, John I Martin sergeant at arms, Samuel Donelson assistant sergeant at arms. Parker’s Esopus visit scheduled for tomorrow. executive committee to set two vice chairmen and special regional committees. Roosevelt to visit the World's Fair in October.
The fifth annual gathering brings Camp Stonewall Jackson U C V West Texas Cowboys Association and Randall County Fine Stock Show to Canyon City. Visitors flood in and a festive mood prevails as Jerry Simpson of Roswell is expected to speak tomorrow. Roswell Baseball Club arrived and a big game is set for this afternoon.
The Southwestern Irrigation Association awarded a contract for a convention hall in Paso to seat over three thousand delegates. The hall must be completed by October 1 and be decorated and furnished for the National Irrigation Congress to be held in November.
In Greenville South Carolina on July 26 the leading cotton manufacturers from North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Alabama gathered to finalize reductions. They had already agreed two weeks earlier that prices would fall no less than eight percent below four month old print cloth levels to relieve the three month cotton goods depression.
The Panama canal commissioners led by Rear Admiral Walker sail for the Isthmus to study the situation before enacting legislation for governing the strip. General Solicitor Magoon, Treasurer Kenny, and Auditor Armstrong accompany the party.
C L Bateman offers a good alfalfa pasture for rent suitable for horses at one dollar fifty cents per month.
The probate judge of Chaves County grants letters of administration to the undersigned over the estate of Edward McCaffrey, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate are notified to present them for settlement as provided by law. Witness my hand this 15th day of June, A. D. 1904.
The Record corrects a previous report naming Kittie Morgan as the Angel Child. The music for the production was provided by Jack Fletcher and his band and is praised as excellent. the role was actually played by little Miss Thornton.
Advert seeks the address of Oregon Bell or his heirs, last known in Roswell around 1885. A small reward may be available for the party or heirs. Respond to Harvey Spalding & Sons in Washington DC.
Today was Elks day at the World's Fair in St Louis. President Francis of the Exposition, elevated Grand Ruler, and J O'Brien with other prominent Elks rode in a wagon drawn by a twenty mule team leading the grand procession to the Temple of Fraternity for the exercises. State buildings kept open houses during the event.
The demand for wool has been quiet in Boston following a week with reduced buying. Manufacturers have stopped purchasing in large quantities, reflecting slack in the wool trade as of July 26.
The article notes manufacturers have been purchasing in large quantities and are satisfied with the current trend. It highlights a steady tone in market behavior as demand remains robust and purchasing activity remains high.
New York date July 26 1937 directors announce a quarterly 1 percent dividend on preferred stock. Net earnings for the quarter ended June 30 total 19 490 725 dollars. Charles M Schwab resigns from the board.
Colonel Ava E. Page announced that Chaves County peaches won first award at the St Louis exposition, competing with fruit from across the United States. He seeks more specimens to exhibit and asks residents to bring fruit to him for proper display.
Thomas Morrison of Pittsburgh is expected to be chosen to replace Charles M. Schwab as a director of United States Steel Corporation at today’s board meeting in New York.
Chicago July 26 cattle and sheep markets report strong demand for prime steers and mixed grades. Prices range from 2.00 to 7.00 for calves and natives, with Texas fed steers at 3.00 to 5.00 and wethers at 4.00 to 4.25, western and native sheep listed across several brackets.
Colonel D R Anthony a noted Kansas editor and brother of Susan B Anthony is dying at his Leavenworth home at the age of eighty in late July reports from Kansas.
The First Methodist Church South invites Roswell youths to a mite social at Mr Lyon’s residence on Pennsylvania Avenue Thursday evening. Ice cream and cake will be served on the lawn.
Hon. Jerry Simpson of this city leaves this morning for Canyon City to deliver an address tomorrow before the Camp Stonewall Jackson U C V West Texas Cowboys Association and Randall County fine stock show.
Compact listing notes a neat three room cottage in a good neighborhood. Prospective tenants are advised to apply at the record office for details and viewing arrangements.
The Singer Meeting Co shifts operations from 209 Main to 400 N Main Street and moves into the China Hall location for its business activities.
A citizen led a group of boys into the Mechanics saloon and demanded beer. Joe Bradfield, the bartender, refused after judging the youths were underage, so no beer was served.
J. B. Blea, back from London, England, plans to share his experiences in a Salvation Army tent meeting soon. He recently returned last evening and will address attendees about his travels and observations.
Levi Perryman left this morning for Canyon City after visiting his son Robert Perryman in this city. Call at this office for details.
Miss Venus Storm who visited here for several weeks is ill at her home with typhoid fever. The report notes she has contracted the illness while in town and is receiving medical care as neighbors wish her a quick recovery.
The Alameda Green House advertises celery plants at $1.25 per thousand. The listing notes sellers provide quality stock and bulk pricing for growers and market gardeners.
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