09 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
1
A terse report notes SP rejects proposals involving Emperor Nicholas and Minis, outlining the decision and potential implications for officials and residents. The piece emphasizes official stance and next steps for stakeholders amid evolving negotiations.
London and St Petersburg report broad support from European powers for President Roosevelt efforts to end the war. Russian ships at Manila interned under guns of American ships after a surprise Korean strait battle, with Admiral Train reporting the internment and Taft announcing the action.
A brief item states that the defendant denies the sale of his stock in Equitable. No further details on parties or dates are provided in the accessible text.
Reported negotiations led by George J. Gould for Hyde stock in Equitable Life with a sale price exceeding 4 million dollars. Directors meet tonight to vote on delivering stock and possible 8000 teamster walkout if approved. Other items include death row stay denial for Mary Rogers and a Roswell Main Street grading resolution pending estimate.
A historic flag event in Norway saw the union banner raised and later hauled down in a sequence noted by local observers. Officials confirm the display followed by a removal tied to regional ceremonies and expressions of national sentiment.
Reports from Christiania June 4 describe Norwegian ministers resigning and Norwegians abroad asking to be relieved. The Norwegian tri color replaced the union flag at Akershus Fort with a large crowd and a parade. The article mentions Hyde denying rumors of selling his stock and notes ongoing negotiations and a Board meeting that afternoon. It also references a knife attack by Tom Emery on a man and injuring himself.
Early morning in a Roswell Oriental Saloon, Tom Emery slashed himself during a fight over a knife with Sam Wright. Wright suffered severe cuts to his fingers, while Emery’s abdomen was wounded. Emery collapsed from blood loss and was treated by Dr. Kinsinger, then placed in bed above Amonett’s harness shop. Roswell officials note the 1905 city actions and mayoral approval dated June 7.
At the Alameda Green House a one week sale begins June 12 offering bedding plants and assorted stock at half price. White Scarlet and Mixed Verbenas 25 cents per dozen. Asters 25 cents per dozen. Coleus 75 cents per dozen. ten weeks stocks 25 cents per dozen. Pansies 25 cents per dozen. Carnations 4 cents per dozen in pots and $1 per dozen in-bed stock.
The opening session of the eleventh Southern Conference of the Young Wom ens Christian Association began at Kenilworth Inn in Asheville on June 9. Representatives from city and college associations across Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and other Southern states attended. Morning talks cover association work, afternoons are for social events.
Several hundred leading bankers from Georgia and Florida gather in Atlantic Beach for a joint convention. The Georgia Bankers Association opens with President Miller S Bell presiding at the Continental hotel. Rev. W. E. Boggs delivers the invocation as reports from officers and committees fill the forenoon. This afternoon the Georgia bankers join their Florida counterparts for a joint session.
Wisconsin knights of the grip in Oshkosh for the eighth annual state convention of the United Commercial Travelers with about one thousand members in the city for the rest of the week.
The second annual session of the grand council of Pennsylvania United Commercial Travelers opened in Pittsburg on June 9. Meetings are held at Heptasoph Hall as local members host the event.
E M Weyer and Company have purchased J J Gits and Company and will continue operations at the old location. P B Drake insurance inspector left for Portales this morning. My business is growing steadily. Visit W P Wood at 317 Main Street.
Chicago June 9. Employers reiterate they will make no concessions and demand all conditions be met before any settlement. A new peace conference failed to break the deadlock as a general meeting of the Chicago Team Owners Association is scheduled for tomorrow.
Cattle receipts total 1,000 with 200 southern. market steady. Native steers 4.25 to 5.75, southern steers 3.00 to 5.75, southern cows 2.25 to 4.00, native cows and heifers 2.25 to 5.00, stockers and fodders 2.00 to 4.60, bulls 2.59 to 4.40, calves 3.00 to 5.50. Western fed steers 1.29 to 5.50, western fed cows 3.25 to 4.80. Sheep receipts 1,000. market strong. Muttons 4.25 to 5.50, lambs 5.59 to 7.25, range wethers 4.60 to 6.25, fed ewes 4.25 to 4.60.
Walton Photographer advertises a full line of Pecos Valley views and landscapes. The notice highlights available negative and print options for outdoor scenes.
Santa Fe New Mexico weather report for the last week notes warmer and more seasonable conditions with daily temperatures averaging about 23 degrees above normal. The update highlights a sustained warm spell and offers no forecast of drastic changes in the immediate future.
J J Gits sells his grocery and dry goods shop to manager EK M Weyer who has taken possession. The Hondo camp store known as the Commissary is excluded. Jaffa and Prager take over the Commissary supplying the camp under new management. Mrs. Bentley of Artesia, treated by Dr Presley for years with an eye tumor, returns home after recovery from eye removal surgery.
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico dated June 9 notes a high of 87 and a low of 62 with a mean of 74 and precipitation of .56 inches. Winds from the south at unknown speed. cloudy conditions. Forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible thundershowers and cooler conditions on Saturday.
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