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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
2
The fragment critiques envy and gossip, noting a rumor mill about an impending action and a political opponent declaring opposition to a third term. It mocks cowardice and back-biting while praising positive men and condemning deceitful behavior.
Albuquerque Journal notes the ks are gone to Washington and says the pseudo executive will not have a chance to rival the cremation sort of the penitentiary boss.
Albuquerque Journal reports that land deal details for Schomberg are in Washington, noting circumstantial context and the Imanac’s alarm.
In Albuquerque chatter mentions a man nicknamed Bull as the alleged culprit behind the Enterprise Bank failure. Authorities have not established a direct connection, while workers insist the suspect is responsible.
Censors will likely prevent United States papers from publishing Haywood trial accounts to avoid inflaming public lists or unrest. The move signals tight control over wartime information and curbs sensational reporting on the case.
A fragment discusses Governor Car and Democrat party accountability. It hints at intra party tensions and a belief that control may slip away from leadership amid ongoing disagreements within the party ranks.
Fragments discuss ancient sayings about the soul and its journey after death. The writing evokes historical views of life, death, and belief, with hints of a modern reexamination of spiritual concepts.
Fragmentary report mentions a superintendent removal at a penitentiary and refers to unnamed actors and unclear dates or events. No verifiable details or identifiable entities are present to form a complete news item.
The Record reports a potential request from the Secretary of the Interior for Mr. Hagerman to forward land transaction documents to Washington. The note hints at possible extraordinary proceedings and ongoing grafters concerns, with actions expected soon.
The text claims that a patient suffering delusions found cure by owning a small Pecos Valley farm. It describes forty acres of orchard and alfalfa with an artesian well and sun that allegedly kills microbes, claiming improvement comparable to Eugene V. Debs.
Opinion notes moving the territorial capital from Santa Fe to Albuquerque or Artesia could boost good government but would disrupt Santa Fe’s economy dependent on government, suggesting regional shifts in power and resources.
The Roswell Register-Tribune prints the Roosevelt Hagerman correspondence in full despite public belief it supported Hagerman's removal. The piece contrasts this stance with other papers like the Albuquerque Daily Citizen Daily News and Las Vegas Daily Optic.
The text notes that few business leaders in New Mexico desire Governor Hagerman's removal and that political maneuvering is limited to a small group including Major Llewellyn, Mr. Bursum, Colonel Frost, and "Bull" Andrews among others.
The judge grew favorable to annexing Pecos Valley in Texas as opposition parties in New Mexico lose traction. He scorns officeholders who depend on political positions and vows to place political men to work elsewhere if placed in charge at Santa Fe.
The article argues that college graduates succeed in journalism faster than self taught workers, while noting risks to health and spirit from prolonged struggle. It emphasizes mixed education and practical brainpower over mere schooling, and values youthful optimism as a key asset in a tough field.
Special Mail Correspondence from Santa Fe details how Hagerman's letter to Roosevelt stirs unease among local figures. The piece notes press disputes with the Andrews Bursum papers, discusses Prichard and Keen opinions on land deals, and references House Document 780 outlining the Holt and Bonham transaction amid ongoing political maneuvering.
The second exhibition of the West Jersey Horse Show association opened at Camden County Country clubs in Camden New Jersey with many enthusiasts from Camden Philadelphia and nearby cities entering thoroughbreds.
James L. Mc Cusker of Worcester intends to swim the English Channel this summer, after months of daily road work to regain form. He will be accompanied by Harry S. Horan, swimming instructor at Harvard.
Attorneys for Standard Oil will appear before Missouri's Supreme Court in Jefferson City to file exceptions to Special Commissioner Anthony's report. The ruling found a conspiracy in restraint of trade among Standard Oil of Indiana Republic Oil and Waters Pierce, threatening revocation of licenses and annulment of Waters-Pierce. Attorney General Hadley led the anti trust case, begun March 29, 1905, with testimony taken through January 1906 and evidence showing a 1901 trust agreement among the three companies.
Hundreds of regular army soldiers and state National Guards join cadets from West Point and military academies in a carnival at the Jamestown exposition grounds. Events include mounted tug of war, mounted wrestling in campaign dress, tent pegging on horseback, a rescue race, and a vaulting and hurdle contest judged by regular army officers.
Grand Forks North Dakota June 7 Wohat promises to be the most enthusiastic assemblage of traveling men ever held in the Northwest for the annual convention of the United Commercial Travelers of Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan The program includes addresses by Gov Johnson Minnesota and Gov Burke North Dakota a grand street parade a picnic and several receptions. The conclave closes tomorrow evening with a ball at the Hotel Dacotah.
A Roswell trade directory card claims to bring results and keeps your name before the public. The note suggests visibility with a directmedial approach aimed at local patrons and potential customers.
Free eye examinations offered by L B Boellner, a jeweler and optician, inviting local residents to take advantage of corrective vision services.
The 1900s Olympia show debuts with 2000 plus London animals and over $50,000 spent on decorations and lighting. American Vanderbilt group leads with 27 Thoroughbreds and four in hand teams, while English and continental exhibitors compete for top honors in a constantly active ring.
City of Mexico in June prepares elaborate plans for the 1910 centennial independence anniversary. National and state committees coordinate to attract tourists and organize events, with influential men in Campos and other states working with the national committee.
Guthrie Oklahoma June 7 Indian Agent Ret Millard will start the next payment to Osages Monday at the Pawhuska agency. The disbursement totals 150 for every enrolled member. The Osages are described as the wealthiest Indians in the world.
Several classifieds advertise sale items including a four horsepower Fairbanks and Morse gasoline engine with full equipment, a well located house with artesian water, and a deep bay four-year-old mare with foal. Also offered are a horse and buggy, a range of farming equipment, bees, 150 hens, and other farm goods to be sold by Carlton Bell and A F Talcott.
Furnished room at 104 North Ky available. Large front room for rent. One of Roswell’s finest residences, modern in all appointments, splendid location. Millice & Wilson advertise. tf.
One hundred Texas bankers will take part in an extensive eastern excursion from Fort Worth lasting twenty one days. The tour ends in Dallas on June 29 after stops in Kansas City Chicago Detroit Buffalo New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati and St Louis. Three days are set for New York with hospitality from leading metropolitan banks.
The Missouri grand council of the United Commercial Travelers opened its annual convention in Carthage with several hundred knights in attendance. The local council and businessmen provided a warm reception and promised entertainments. The Missouri vyranch is among the largest, with reports showing strong membership growth in the past year.
WANTED 200 chickens at Star Meat Market 845 WANTED A ranch cook at Hamilton Stock Farm two miles east of Military Institute. Man and wife preferred Phone 281 1L-1S 7911 WANTED Capable man and wife to work on farm Man must understand farming and wife do the cooking Address H F Record office 213
Editors and newspaper men from across the country gather in Norfolk for the Virginia Press association meeting. President W. S. Copeland of the Richmond Times-Dispatch presided as delegates prepare for the National Editorial association convention starting Monday with President Roosevelt expected to speak.
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