Commuted sentences alter fate of two women in poison case
Acting Governor Raynolds commuted the death sentence of two women linked to a husband poisoning. The case involved rat poison mixed with coffee, killing the husband of Mrs. Valencia Madril. The telegraphed order directed Sheriff Tafoya to imprison the women until further notice in Santa Fe New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynolds
Valentina Madril
Santa Fe N. M
Tafoya
Sierra County
Ife - Imprison
Fridénk W
Oil Trust Must Answer Complaint
The U S Circuit Court in St Paul Minnesota on June 7 overruled exceptions to the bill of complaint by the United States and Standard Oil Co granting the defendant leave to answer the portions of the bill to which exceptions were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
U. S. Circuit Court
United States Aes
Standard Oil Co
Colorado pioneer and noted lawyer dead
Deaver Colorado June 4 Judge L B France a pioneer and noted lawyer died this morning aged 74 He was regarded as the foremost authority in the state on libel He had written several books on Nature
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Deaver
Colo
L. B. France
Mrs Patrick to Manage The Grill Case
Mrs Patrick will take over full charge of The Grill Case as Mr Patrick retires due to ill health. The handover will place Mrs Patrick in overall management responsibilities and ensure continued operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
R.M. Patrick
Mortgage and Judgment Clash in New Mexico Case
Attorney General George W. Prichard travels from Santa Fe to Alamogordo to represent J. H. Fulmer in a petition seeking an injunction to halt sale of mining property in Bonito district. The suit involves the Eagle Mining and Improvement Company and a $9,000 judgment, with Fulmer holding a mortgage to protect the lender against execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe New Mexican
George W. Prichard
Santa Fe Central
Alamogordo
Otero County
Colonel Prichard
J. H. Ful
R. E. Lund
Langing
Mining and Improvement Combe
Eagle Mining and Improvement Company
Fulmer
Prichard
Premonition of Turmoil Over Territorial Timber Lands in New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal reports a vague sense among the Bursum Andrews gang that upheaval may follow the Hagerman removal. The timber land deals tied to Otero era and Hagerman deeds trigger renewed scrutiny, with investigators expected to probe the territorial land disposition and related writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Bursum-Andrews Gang
New Mexico
H. J. Hagerman
Bursum-Andrews-Llewellyn
Otero
Pennsylvania Development Company
Hagerman
Terridei Island
Land Records Sent to Washington Over Past Years
Fragmentary text notes that original books and records covering land transactions were sent to Washington in recent years and that these records were indeed forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan Discusses Third Term What He Said
Baltimore dispatch cites William J. Bryan asserting he opposed a second term in Congress and in campaigns. He suggests the President may seek renomination if reforms are substantial, and notes political hurdles for any Republican challenger amid a strong administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Dispatch
William J. Bryan
Congress
Akector
Bryan
Grant
Superior Refinery Co oil ad promises honest prices
Oil and gasoline advertised by the Superior Refinery Co inviting customers to call phone 412 for home delivery. The message urges a trial and focuses on high grade oil at honest prices from an independent refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Refinery CO. Independent Oil Refineries
Estray Auction Notice in New Mexico 1907
By order of the Qattle Sanitary Board of New Mexico I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder unless sooner claimed one bay horse fifteen hands high eight or nine years old branded 7 conunter on left shoulder round top A with bar through it on left thigh and lazy V on both jaws Auction at R D Bells office on Main street at 3 p m June 29 1907 L J RICHARDS inspector Dist No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qattle Sanitary Board of
New Mexico
R. D. Bell
Main Street
Public cattle sale notice under New Mexico law
By order of the Cattle Sanitary aid of New Mexico a sale is set for June 29 at 3 p m of one or more cattle over fourteen hands high aged nine to ten years branded FA with a half circle on the left thigh. Inspector J Richards Dist No 5 records want ads and results W L Bobo visits Isbad city friends plan to ride the train home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bobo
Isbad
Hagerman
Kansas City
Santa Fe
J. 3
Kirby
Roswell Junior Teams Set to Play at Amusement Park
Two of Roswell's junior squads meet at the Amusement Park tomorrow. F. M. Sigler, visiting the Valley for two weeks, returns this morning to his home in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
F. M. Sigler
Hotprings
Ark
Mepnisto's Son to Feature at Majestic Matinee
Tomorrow at 13 30 the Majestic hosts a matinee with Mepnisto's Son by request and the gular bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mepnisto
Judge and Mrs. Pope Move Into Parkhurst House
Judge and Mrs William H Pope moved into the Parkhurst house at 08 North Lea on Wednesday and will occupy the residence for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pope
Parkhurst House
North Lea
Hodges Reports Dry Dusty Day in Artesia Visit
John R. Hodges came up this morning from Artesia to spend the day on business. He reports it as very dry and dusty down the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hodges
Artesia
Val Y
Otto Baumer Hosts Gathering at Roswell Ranch
Otto Baumer will entertain a party of friends tonight at his ranch twelve miles southeast of Roswell. The host plans to return to town later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Baumer
Roswell
Roswell youths head to Country Club for lunch outing
A group of Roswell youths heads to the Country Club for an outing. They plan a simple lunch and expect a pleasant afternoon with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Miss Grace May Returns to Join Ill Mother in Roswell
Miss Grace May of New Berlin Illinois arrived on a delayed train to Roswell to reunite with her mother who has been there since January for her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace May
New Berlin
Hinois
Roswell
Janary
Major Martini Mancini Leaves Sun Y For Europe
Major Martini Mancini departs Sun Y for a lengthy European tour. He will visit several countries and attend the Esperanto congress where he has been named a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Martini-Mancini
Suny
Europe
Hagerman Woman Visits Roswell For Daughter Arrival
Mrs. N. Y. Brown of Hagerman travels to Roswell this morning to meet her daughter who is returning from Wichita Kansas where she has been attending school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Brown
Hagerman
Roswell
Wichita
Kansas
Mrs Pearce Returns to Roswell After Amarillo Visit
Mrs. Frank Pearce returns from Amarillo and will stay in Roswell. Mr. Pearce plans a October return. Miss Cora Kelley spends the summer with Mrs. Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pearce
Amarillo
Roswell
Mr. Pearce
Cora Kelley
Mrs. Pearce
Miss Lacy Lea Returns Home From Goodwin Ranch Visit
Miss Lacy Lea, who had been visiting at the Goodwin ranch in Oscuro for several months, returned to her home in Roswell yesterday by automobile. She stopped for several days at Paso del Norte on her way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Lea
Goodwin Ranch
Oscuro
Roswell
BE Paso
Gyglone in India sweeps over chief seaport town
A gyglone struck the chief seaport town of British India causing widespread destruction and casualties. Officials warn of continued danger as rescue operations proceed and assess the storm's trail through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British India
Destructive cyclone devastates Kurrachi port
A cyclone swept Kurrachi injuring none reported yet, driving ashore several steamers and leaving most buildings wrecked. Kurrachi, a major British India port with 120000 residents, is noted for carpets and silver. The report mentions Governor Hagerman and local officials in a broader narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Kurrachi
Kurrachee
Karachi
British India
District Conference of the M E Church South at Hagerman
The Pecos Valley district conference of the El Paso Conference of the M E Church South is held at Hagerman from Wednesday to Sunday. The event aims to strengthen ministers and members, with reports heard from churches and committees and plans for next year. Roswell attendees include pastor Rev. J W Smith, as Rev. J T French presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M E. Church
South
Pecos Valley
el Paso
M. E. Church, South
Hagerman
M. E. Churen
Roswell
Pastol
J. W. Smith
J. T. French
Climate, cattlemen, and growth in Pecos Valley letters
From Roswell New Mexico J S Kirby describes rapid irrigation spread across 60 miles and 156000 tons of alfalfa last year. He notes a large cattlemen’s convention with 3000 attendees, no arrests, and praise for Pecos Valley. mentions spitting ordinance and local businesses and winter weather through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Kirby
Roswell
N. M
Examiner
Independence
C.T. Dealy
Cockrell
Oklahoma
Jackson County
Missouri
East
Far West
Megaphone Minstrels
Kansas City
Albert Hinton
Fayette Jones
Henry Etzenhouser
Atherton
Pecos
Esas
Oil Wagon Delays Narrowed. New Wagon to Serve Tomorrow
A runaway halted the Independent Oil Company wagon today, causing a brief delay. Authorities say a second wagon will be placed in service tomorrow and there will be no further delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieu
Pecos Valley
Wagbn
M. Weil
Pany
Pecos
E. J. du Bour
Ading Company
Desses
Com Y
Bourdieu
Independent Oil Company
Milwaukee witness to testify in rebating suit
Johna M. McClintock local agent of the Western Transit company has been subpoenaed to appear in New York Monday as a witness in the government suit against the company for rebating. He is to bring all tissue copies of manifests of shipments of sugar consigned to the Sugar trust alleged to have benefited from the rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Johna M. McClintock
Western Transit Company
New York
Helt
Sugar Trust
Investment Prospect 5 Acres Land on Main Street
Five acres of splendid land within a block of Main Street offered at $800. An investment here is said to yield about 12 percent interest. Carlton & Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Carlton & Bell
South Main
Cemetery Association Meeting
The Cemetery Association plans a meeting on Saturday at 3 oclock with Mrs. James Garrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
James Garrard
For Sale or Trade Hotel Proposition and Local Notices
Classified items from the Record include a hotel proposition described as a money maker, several private sale notices for household goods, and personal notes. Warnings of upcoming entertainment appear with The Fencing Master at Majestic tonight. Walter Graves departs Roswell for Morgan Colorado, and Robert Holes returns from Dixon Illinois after visiting family. P T Lacilin of Sutherland Kentucky arrives and renews a weekly subscription.
Render Family Leaves for Indian Territory After Roswell Sale
J. D. Render and wife with son John Clarion depart for Indian Territory after selling property in Roswell. The family plans to open a laundry in Tulsa where they have purchased a business and will reside there, after living in Roswell for about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Render
Jodn Clarion
Indian Territory
Mr. Render
Roswell
Tulsa
Birthday party for Mrs Queen Murrell in Roswell
The colored community of Roswell held a birthday party for Mrs Queen Murrell last night. Attending were Rev A Walker presiding elder of the El Paso District of the M E church colored Rev J R Rector and wife Rev Z Z Johnson and wife Charley Lancaster and wife Will Johnson and Wessex Boyer A Hubbard and family and Harry Jones who entertained with music on the phonograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Queen Murrell
A. Walker
el Paso
M. EB. Church
J. R
Z. Z. Johnson
Charley Lancaster
Will Johnson
Wessex Boyer
A. Hubbard
Harry Jones
Orchard resumes testimony on miners' inner circle
Orchard continues his testimony detailing the operations of the miners' inner circle. He outlines individuals involved and the network guiding mining activities and related decisions.
Orchards Testimony Central to Haywood Case in Idaho
Harry Orchard testified as the principal witness against William Haywood in the Steunenberg murder case. He described past crimes, warnings to miners, and planned bombings in Cripple Creek and the Vindicator mine. Mrs. Steunenberg expressed forgiveness and discussed the national labor conflict tied to the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Wm. D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Haywood
Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Richardson
Wood
Burke
Mullen
Moyer
Pettibone
Idano
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Simpkins
Cripple Creek
W F. Davis
Bunker Hill
Sullivan Mills
W. F Davis
Sherman Parker
Kenniston
Davis
Vindicator
Easterly
Union
Frank Steunenberg
Caldwell
College Place
Walla Walla
Jim
U. S
Denver
Cole
W.H. Gabbert
Aj Lot
Capitol Buulding
Wally
Jas. H. Peabody
Peabody
Jacob Wolfe
Max Malich
Globeville
Stemmenberg
Go Malieh
Coner D'Alene
Hercules
Mallin
Malica
Widow Hopes Orchard Will Be Forgiven
Walla Walla dispatch reports hope that Harry Orchard, who has committed many wrongs, has repented and understands the magnitude of his crimes. Seattle readers saw the note on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Walla Walla
Harry Orchard
Roswell Weather Summary June 7 Roswell N M
Local U S Weather Bureau report shows maximum temperature 92 and minimum 47 with a mean of 70. Precipitation 0.0 inches and wind from the west at 5 mph. Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday in Roswell and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Schmitz Trial Resumes Today In San Francisco Case
The court resumes proceedings today in the Schmitz grafters case in San Francisco. Judge presides as prosecutors seek verdict on the alleged crime scheme involving forged records and falsified documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schmitz Faces Twenty-Eight Indictments in Extortion Trial
San Francisco June 7. Mayor Schmitz resumes trial amid new charges after a postponement to answer fourteen Gas Company bribery indictments and fourteen trolley franchise indictments. Jean Loupy, former Pup restaurant owner, testified Ruef discussed licensing threats and agreed to pay Ruef $7,000 a year for two years to defend French restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Lchmitz
Pup
Ruef
Loupy
Delmonico
Delménico’s
Kay
American Woman Drowned in Thames
F J Rezille a friend of Mrs E M McLean who perished in the Thames with Otto Edersen received a cablegram from Miss Vemory in London detailing the drowning. Mrs McLean is described as the widow of Arthur A McLean a numbers man who resided in Denver and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
New York
F. J. Rezille
E. M. McLean
Thames River
Otto Edersen
Miss Vemory
McLean
London
Rezille
Naturalist's Crowded Career Cited in Note
A fragmentary verse recounts a naturalist who studied wild animals and faced public mockery. It mentions a claim of authority labeling him a dunce and a campaign of letters that earned little notice. The speaker hints at retirement and branded deceit by Stuart MacLean.
Stolypin Resigns as Russians Accept His Offer
Paris dispatch reports that Prime Minister Stolypin offered his resignation after a long talk with the Emperor. The development follows ongoing political turmoil in St. Petersburg and signals a potential shift in Russian leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolypin
Paris
St. . Petersburg
Independent wagon roams Roswell daily in bid for support
A Roswell notice urges action against the Standard Oil Trust by stopping the Independent tank wagon marked Inde pendent. A. Emmett, route No. 2 mail carrier, returns from the Estancia Valley planning to file on 160 acres and relocate in November. Alameda Athletic Club defeats the Cubs 3 to 2 in a ten inning baseball game at Roswell Amusement Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Standard Oil Trust
Superior Refinery CO
A. Emmett
Estancia
Emmett
Alameda Athletic Club
Cubs
Alameda Boys
Ranch roundup accident injures Harry King near town
Harry King was injured when a horse fell on him at a west of town roundup. He was brought to town yesterday evening unconscious and taken to St. Mary's Hospital. His condition this afternoon was not improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry King
St. Mary’s Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ntenge
L. J. Richards
Wired
Inspector Dist
J. Richards
Gyglone
India
Roswell, N. M
Johfnnie Graves
Morgan, Colorado
Robert c. Holes
Dixon
Illinois
R. A. Holmes
North Sea, Cor
P. T. Lacilin
Sutherland
B. S. Field
Billy Ackerman
McCormick
Beck
Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad Company
James H. Peabody
J. P. Miller
C— Eerr
Te Camerp
Dr. Farnsworth
Chas. W. Bell of
Ft. Smith’ Ark
O. R. Richards
H. A. Lahm
E. Smith
Tres
Majestic
John Matkin
Conn Thas
The
L. H. Hurd
Ciants
Tomorow
U. S. Weather Bureau
Nim
Stuart MacLean
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