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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
1
Witnesses describe the shooting involving Oliver Hendricks and Will Rainbolt with tales of threats and a forced exit from a doorway. Oliver Hendricks testifies about confrontations and the fatal shot by Nathan Hendricks as the trial jury awaits admissibility rulings.
A Philadelphia corruption hearing resumes and proceeds through the week with testimony and filings to shape potential charges and outcomes. Authorities, witnesses, and defense teams prepare for ongoing proceedings this week.
A thriftly clerk on a small salary accumulated coal stock worth seventy five thousand dollars through favors extended. Interstate Commerce Commission hearings in Philadelphia center on railroad coal dealings with soft coal and oil industries.
Washington June 7 The House Committee on Agriculture continued its hearing on the Neil and Reynolds meat inspection report. Thomas E. Wilson Nelson Morris Co. representative for Chicago packing houses spoke on the Beveridge amendment. He argued the main objection was shifting inspection costs to packers.
The military authorities are withdrawing from the city and within weeks San Francisco will be fully under the regular police, aided by many special policemen added after the fire. The note ends with a brief promotion about cheap railroad tickets by Ingersoll.
In Kansas City on June 7 the Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morris packing firms charged with taking rebates from the Burlington railroad on export shipments from Missouri river points faced a resumed U S District Court session. A statement of facts will be read to the jury and the court will instruct on the law before arguments. no witnesses will be examined and the case may go to the jury that day.
A selection of pictures and mouldings is shown in the large north show window at Price & Co Dry Goods and Clothing. The Walton's Studio display features samples of both pictures and frames available to customers.
Advertisement notes reduced rates on railroad tickets and travel to the North or East. Promotes visiting Ingersoll's Book Store at 8211 for savings on transportation.
In New York on June 7 the lockout of 12 000 carpenters for 250 buildings began after the Building Trades Employers Association board of governors ordered action. Several hundred Brooklyn carpenters defied the move and stayed on strike.
Live stock receipts at Kansas City total 3 000 cattle and 3 000 sheep. Cattle show steady to 10 cents higher with varied ranges for native and southern steers and cows. Sheep market remains steady with muttons 5.00 to 6.50 and lambs 5.50 to 7.40, range wethers 5.00 to 6.00 and fed ewes 4.50 to 5.75.
In Indianapolis on June 7 the Indiana Democratic state convention endorsed William J. Bryan for president and named a full state-ticket except governor and reporter of the supreme court. Chairman Benjamin F. Shively denounced graft in politics, criticizing Republican senators Mitchell Burton Platt and Depew, and urged withdrawal of special privileges to reduce corruption. He contrasted Theodore Roosevelt’s praise of Bryan with earlier criticism of him.
In Washington on June 7 the house leaders dropped plans for a general bill to codify criminal laws and backed a concurrent resolution to appoint a five senator and five representative panel. The committee will examine the revision panel’s work and present recommendations to Congress. Ingersoll buys railroad tickets.
Premier Moret presented to King Alfonso the resignation of the entire cabinet. The Woolverton Business College manager threatened libel action against the Record for a political heading over a school item yesterday. The school focuses on business, not politics, and had no link to the Mexican Socialist uprising.
Local Roswell report notes June 7 observations at 6 am. Temperature max 96 min 62 mean 79 with no precipitation and light north wind. Forecast calls for fair and cooler tonight and Friday with steady temperatures. M Wright.
Washington June 7 Senator Foraker of Ohio gave notice that once the conference report on the railroad rate bill is disposed of he will move to take up the conference report on the joint statehood bill.
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