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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
2
A reflective AP feature contrasts faith with learning and politics. It cites William and Ida McKinley, Mrs Steunenberg’s forgiveness after a dynamite murder, and the moral value of libraries amid labor strife and religious ideals.
A satirical note in Punch mentions a proposed Order of Nebuchadnezzlé et al founded in Chicago. Its members would eat on all fours and exercise thus to promote health, reflecting a playful critique of reformist zeal in a merry world.
A fragment notes ministers advertise that Sunday morning services end early enough to reach home by noon. The hint suggests this is for those who rise late for breakfast on Sunday mornings.
The account argues that all murder and attempted murder acts attributed to Harry Orchard were actually carried out. It contends he did not act alone and questions his solitary initiative in planning and executing the crimes.
The Lakewood Progress notes a strained Roosevelt to Governor Hagerman letter filled with temper and venom while Hagerman responds in calm courteous constructive terms. The clash signals friction over the Roosevelt Hagerman transaction with public attention.
Kansas City Times reports that outside federal officeholders Georgia Republicans show opposition to President Roosevelt. The item notes Georgia has few Republicans beyond those serving in federal posts, marking a notable statewide stance.
The Argu s and Roswell Record voice Republican leanings for 1908. The Albuquerque Journal notes Democrat leadership in Louisiana Texas and warns reform will hurt the party that ousted Hagerman. The piece argues the upcoming vote will improve government despite political sting.
The Carlsbad Current defends ex governor Hager from charges linked to Teddy Roosevelt. It asserts no judgment error and praises his character and executive ability amid partisan attacks led by Bull Andrews and his associate.
A tribute by Col. Henry Watterson on the death of Mrs. McKinley is hailed as perhaps the finest editorial in American journalism. The piece reflects on the nation’s grief and honors Mrs. McKinley’s public role and personal character.
A Louisville er Journal piece mourns Ida Saxton McKinley as the central figure in William McKinley's life. It extols his devotion to Ida and reflects on Lincoln Garfield and McKinley as victims of tragedy, praising McKinley’s leadership and his postwar reconciliation with the South.
Chicago notes the sixth annual interscholastic meet of the midway school on Marshall field. Over a thousand high schools and academies enter from Illinois Indiana Ohio and surrounding states. Ohio leads with the most athletes followed by Indiana and Illinois with teams from Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Nebraska Kansas and Kentucky also represented.
The long distance power boat race from New York to Bermuda opened with a large East Coast crowd watching the start. The James Gordon Bennett cup worth 1000 dollars awaits the winner. Leading contenders are the Idaho owned by Peter Shields of Cape May N Y and the Ailsa Craig owned by Eben Stevens of New York.
Latonia meet opens Monday in Cincinnati with a heavy entry in eleven stakes. The Latonia Jockey Club hosts some of the era’s best middle West horses, drawing hundreds of horsemen and turf followers for an anticipated well attended session through July 13.
A card in the Roswell Trade Directory helps showcase results and keep your name before the local audience.
Multiple local churches list Sunday services with sermons on Faith and Life The Query of John the Baptist The Surrendered Life and other topics Post includes Bible school times Epworth Leagues C E groups and invitations to worship at Christian Church M E Church South Presbyterian Episcopal First Methodist First Baptist with sermon titles and pastors named for Roswell segment
Denver June 8 Members of the Western Federation of Miners gather in Denver for the annual convention amid heightened interest since union officials face murder trials in Idaho. Acting Secretary Kerwin says the federation remains strong financially and in membership despite recent publicity. The Boise relocation proposal was rejected under counsel for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. The convention opens Monday and may extend beyond the week.
An ad seeks Jersey cows for sale and requests interested sellers call Gilmore and Fleming at their office on Monday. The message provides no location or price details beyond the contact instruction.
A bulletin of varied sale notices lists folding bath tubs milch cows pianos six room houses vacant lots and other property. Listings include Carlton & Bell Oasis ranch and a Record office ad for machinery and land near Roswell with prices and contact details. One entry notes a horse and buggy with phone contact.
Multiple rental notices advertise furnished rooms and a large front room with contact details. Also listed are a Roswell residence for rent with Millice & Wilson, plus loan offers and two lost items with reward offers at the Record office.
The advert promises firmer discounts and deeper cuts this year with expanded stock. It highlights a six day sale aimed at clearing a larger lines section and other merchandise at unprecedented low prices.
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