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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
1
An officer from the United States is assigned to the New Mexico Military Institute for duties at the campus. The move aims to bolster leadership and training within the institute during a period of staffing adjustments.
Col Willson announces War Department order detailing Captain Warren S Barlow US Army retired as military instructor at the New Mexico Military Institute. The Cadet Battalion inspection by Colonel Schuyler yielded a favorable report, enabling arms and ordnance from federal arsenals. Governor Hagerman praised for securing recognition and support for the school.
The American Medical Association convened in Boston with clinics planned for all medicine and surgery departments and daily sessions across sections. Several thousand physicians and surgeons attend.
The body of an unknown man was found dead on a bed inside a park house. Police and investigators are studying the scene for clues to identify the deceased and determine the cause of death.
Coroner's Jury verdict rules death from natural causes but officers doubt identity. Stranger, about 37, six feet tall, 155 pounds, with numerous facial scars and keen eyes, was found in a second story room after landlord reported a nonresponsive occupant. He rented a room a week earlier, paid in advance, did not register, and showed extreme reluctance to reveal identity. The body was moved to Allery morgue as officers pursue identification and possible criminal history.
Kansas City June 5 cattle receipts 7000 market slow but steady native steers 4.25 5.50 southern steers 3.25 4.85 southern cows 2.50 23.80 native cows and heifers 2.50 5.15 stockers and feeders 2.75 4.60 bulls 2.50 5.15 calves 3.00 6.25 western fed steers 3.50 5.25 western fed cows 2.55 4.25 sheep receipts 4000 prices a shade lower muttons 4.75 6.25 lambs 5.00 7.35 range wethers 5.00 6.00 red ewes 4.50 5.75
Colonel W C Greene of Greene Consolidated Copper Company reports from Cananea that Mexican authorities protect interests and that work is resuming at mills and smelters. He says General Torres has full control and calls circulating reports of disturbances false and malicious. Ingersoll buys railroad tickets.
Col Andrew G Dickinson born 1825 Virginia died in New York. Civil War chief of staff to Gen J B MacGruder. Participated in capture of the U S war steamer Harriet Lane. Near war end he led the Rio Grande line and organized a Texas cotton bureau. Later linked with New York Life Insurance.
Packing conditions report submitted to Congress with a special message.
Chicago officials push for municipal slaughter plants and strict meat inspection after a Roosevelt backed report condemns stockyards. Three inspectors and building officials inspect the yards while plants take steps to clean up.
In St. Petersburg on June 5 radicals in the lower house of parliament endorsed an agrarian program by peasant workmen that aims at land nationalization and abolition of private property in land, and ultimately the socialization of industry.
Philadelphia June 5 The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed its coal car distribution inquiry. E V W Rossiter vice president of New York Central said he is a director of Beech Creek Coal and Coke Co representing railway interests. No subpoena has been issued for President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Steubenville Colorado June 5 quiet reigns through the coal region. With the arrival of troops today it is expected that peace will be completely restored.
Advertisement notes loans secured by good real estate. Carlton & Bell, 303 Main St., St. Louis. June 5. Wool market steady with territory and Western mediums at 25 30. fine medium 21 25 14. fine 18 20.
Quick sale and best prices advertised for railroad tickets at Ingersoll's Book Store.
The report suggests the man died from tuberculosis or long prison confinement. Very little money was found on his person.
Two inmates William Noble and Garcia escaped by hiding in a box car loaded with bricks at the brickyard in Santa Fe. Captain Fred Fornoff and a posse hunt the area north of Santa Fe as authorities confirm sentences for prior crimes including robbery and cattle stealing.
Daily weather report from Roswell New Mexico notes max temperature 92 degrees min 54 mean 73 with no precipitation. Wind from the north at 4 miles per hour. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday with steady temperatures.
Notice invites sales of railroad tickets and travel savings for north or east routes. Attn Knights of Pythias, meeting tonight to nominate officers for the ensuing term. W Q Fawcett, K of R and S.
Per D N Croft the Pecos Valley Music Co offers expert tuning re polishing and re pairing for pianos and organs with guaranteed work and easy payments plus a great reduction on pianos.
FOUND. A ladies silk coat. Owner can recover by applying at this office, paying for this advertisement and describing the property. 2t.
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