Insurgents in Barcelona Surrender Amid Royalist Push
Reports from Madrid indicate insurgent forces in Barcelona have surrendered after fierce fighting. Cavalry and artillery trapped remnants in St Martin’s square. machine guns cut down advancing lines as rebels capitulated. French dispatches warn of wider European tensions amid Moroccan war fallout.
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Madrid
Spain
Raplona
St. Martin’s Square
Paris
France
Mélilla
Riff Country
Algeria
Soudan
Calon Beacher
Europe
Mellilla
Sua
Gmandlers
Ameria
Larmes
Alejandro le Roux
Brazil
le Roux
Last Day to Connect Sewers Ordered by Council
The council by ordinance sets Saturday as the final day for property owners to connect to the sewer system. A sixty day period was allowed, and now officials intend to prosecute those who have not arranged for their connections.
Cashier Marker Arrest Follows Bank Defalcation
Noah Marker assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Tipton Indiana is under arrest after an alleged defalcation of more than 100000 caused the bank's suspension. Marker who disappeared Monday left a note claiming he was gone for good and had taken expense money. He returned home today and said he had been in St Louis awaiting federal authorities per counsel advice.
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Tipton
Ind
Noah Marker
First National Bank
Here
Marker
St. Louis
McClenny and James Wed in Alpine Texas
A telegram reports the marriage of Robert J. McClenny and Jennie James at Alpine Texas yesterday afternoon at five. They plan to reside in El Paso where McClenny has been located. James recently accompanied her uncle Capt Jason W James to Brewster County and planned to teach in Roswell schools. Both are well known in Roswell where James lived about fourteen years and McClenny half that time. The wedding had been rumored since spring and surprised friends.
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Robert J. McClenny
Jennie James
Alpine
Texas
McClenny
el Paso
Miss James
Capt
Jason W. James
Brewster County
Roswell
Mr. McClenny
Denver Boxing Bout Rumored Without Referee
Denver viewers object as Christian Citizenship Union seeks to stop the six round bout at the auditorium between Philadelphia Jack O Brien and Jim Flynn scheduled for tonight. If allowed it will be fought without a referee or a decision, with both fighters in condition for a gruelling battle.
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Denver
Colo
Christian Citizenship Union
Auditorium
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Jim Flynn
Notice to Realty Dealers Withdrawn From Sale
Notice states Chas W. Mussen'ien withdraws the property from sale effective this date. Address 2713. July 29 1909 or 29 July 1909 appears in the notice.
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Chas W. Mussen
Ien
Wool Market Steady in July Tennessee Territory and westerns
The July 30 market report from St. Louis shows wool prices steady with territories and western mediums at 23 to 27 cents, fine mediums 21 to 24, fine 12 to 18 percent.
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St. Louis
Opening of Pine Lodge Aims for August 1 Reception
Pine Lodge will be ready to receive guests August 1. For information on rates and transport contact P. O. Poulson Meek N. M. or call B. F. Harlow at Register-Tribune office. No tubercular patients allowed. Opening ball postponed a few days due to month end rush and high guest demand. 812
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lodge
P. O. Poulson
Meek N. M
B. F. Harlow
Register-Tribune
Roswell Loses to Lake Arthur in dull five to three baseball game
Roswell fell to Lake Arthur 5 to 3 at Amusement Park yesterday afternoon. Staten of Artesia pitched well for Lake Arthur, allowing six hits while Roswell's Caldwell yielded ten. Roswell stranded baserunners, misplayed flies, and failed to capitalize in key innings as Lake Arthur completed the double plays. Attendance reached 340 with receipts around 106 dollars.
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Roswell
Lake Arthur
Amusement Park
Staten
Artesia
Caldwell
Amonett
L. A
Bratton
Crozier
Leland
Amonvett
Evans
Metcalf
Ware
Morris
Atherton
Stat N
Sunderland
Mook
Wiggins
Roswell Weather Report July 30 U S S Weather Bureau
Local observation at 6:00 a m shows Roswell New Mexico with a high of 93 and a low of 63 an average 78. Wind from the south at 2. Clear conditions with a forecast of local showers tonight or Saturday. Weather compares with last year’s extremes of 87 to 67 and a 15 year high of 95 in 1894 and low of 62 in 1899 1900 02.
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U. S&s Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
Tariff Bill Reported and Conference Details
Washington July 30 The tariff bill with conference report was presented to the house for printing in the record. Chairman Payne announced the report would be printed tomorrow and debate resumed at ten o clock. The bill shows a general downward trend for necessities with gains for some luxuries, including large cuts in iron ore, pig iron, and rough timber.
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Washington
House
Payne
Clark
Paynes
Real Estate Bargains From Parsons Sons Co
The Bureau of Information lists 25 car lots for sale and 100 residence lots in the city’s best area priced from 350 to 100 dollars per lot. Parsons Son Co offers notary and labor agency services and claims local know how at 215 North Main.
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Bureau OF Information Real Estate Brokers
Labor Agency Notary
Senate Conferees Adopt Broad Revisions On Schedule Rates
The cotton schedule was reconstructed to avoid reductions from court decisions. Cotton hosiery rates rise, glove schedule falls slightly, sugar and tobacco largely unchanged. Hides enter free with corresponding leather goods cuts. Spirits and liquors rise uniformly by fifteen percent. Most senate-passed administrative features were adopted by the conferees.
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Senate
Death of an Infant in Local Home
Eight days old Jose Esquepula Carrillo, son of Jose Carrillo, died last night at 1 15 at the family residence on Tilden Street. The funeral was conducted this afternoon at four from the home with burial at South Side cemetery.
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Jose Esquepula Carrillo
Jose Carrillo
Tilden Street
South Side Cemetery
Western Federation of Miners Abolishes Ritual and Reschedules Elections
The Western Federation of Miners in Denver announces abolition of its ritual. It also changes local election dates from March and September to January and July, effective immediately.
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Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Colo
Missionaries’ Congo Trial Opens Amid Appeals
Washington reports that Rev. Dr. W. M. Morrison and Rev. W. J. B. Sheppard face trial at Leopoldville on charges of calumnious denunciation of Kaisai Company officers. Religious bodies have urged President Taft and the state department to halt the proceedings, calling the situation persecution, with no government action expected soon.
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Washington
W. M. Morrison
W. J B. Sheppard
Americana
Congo
Africa
Leopoldville
Kaisai Company
Taft
State Department
Rial
Roswell Souvenir Views Offered At Low Price
A local vendor advertises a set of 20 views of Roswell priced at 35 cents with a claim of being the nicest souvenir in town. The dealer invites inquiries to view the artwork, noting its broad acceptability and cost advantage over standard postal cards.
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Roswell
Terrible Earthquakes Strike Mexico City and Nation
Two severe earthquakes hit Mexico at four this morning killing four and injuring several. Buildings in poorer quarters were destroyed and residents terrified as reports say the quake was widespread across the republic.
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Mexico City
Mexico
The
Republic
Plumber Arrested After Union Fines Auto Ownership
Great Falls Idaho July 20 Otto Klessig jailed for assaulting union secretary after a $25 fine for owning an automobile. Officials call riding to work in an auto vulgar ostentation as the union targets scab behavior.
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Great Falls
Ida
Hartridge testifies in Thaw case over alleged hush money
White Plains July 29 Clif ford W Hartridge former counsel to Thaw testified about payments Mrs Susan Merrill claimed she received twenty five thousand dollars to keep quiet a woman said to have been beaten by Thaw in her lodging house He failed to produce books showing the payments as requested.
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White Plains
N.Y
Clifford W. Hartridge
Thaw
Susan Merrill
Hartridge Sues Abs Over Fees in Thaw Related Case
Hartridge testified in a case against Abs and William Thaw claiming due legal fees for services in a matter damaging to the Thaw family. He said Thaw’s instructions were general and that Thaw funded Mrs Merrill to keep quiet about events at her home. He denied being sent to recruit a whip.
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Hartridge
Abs. Wm. Thaw
Wero
Thaw
Jerome
Merrill
Bar V Ships First Train of Cattle to Clarendon Buyers
Bar V outfits Riverside yards ship the first of two cattle trains to Lewis Moles Worth Pyle of Clarendon Texas and B Letts. The second train is to depart tomorrow. Inspectors on hand include J Leonard J W Lewis Theodore Pyle F B Letts Duyers E Odem Lee Richards and Dr Geo A Lipp.
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Bar V
Riverside Yards
Lewis, Molesworth & Pyle
Clarendon
Tex
B. Letts
Riverside
J. L. Leonard
The
Bard
J. W. Lewis
Theodore Pyle
F. B. Letts
Duyers
E. Odem
Lee Richards
Geo. A. Lipp
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Barcelona
Mt. Guruga
Actic Treatment
M’clenny
James
Utopia
Majestic Theater
South Side
Cruse
Atherton If
Carlton
Kuyrkendall
Jones
P. Eee
H Po
Stains
Wilson
Nokes
Caldwell P
Abels
North Main
Parsons, Son & Co
Parsons
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Foxall
Moses
Vane
CC Aso, LL
Golden Gate
Swift
Richelieu
California
Burbank
Joyce-Pruit CO
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