Eighteen Hour Pennsylvanian Flyer Sets Speed Record
The eighteen hour flyer on the Pennsylvania railroad arrived in Chicago three minutes ahead of schedule after leaving New York. A hot box caused a 26 minute delay, but speeds reached 44 to 50 seconds per mile on long stretches as officials discuss a potential sixteen hour run.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Easbound
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Fort Wayne
Ind
Plymouth
Crestline
Ada
Ohio
Ancient pageant revived in Sherborne town celebration
London June 12 A celebration began today in the Dorsetshire town of Sherborne where a historic pageant reenacts an ancient royal or civic festival. The event marks a cultural revival in the town, drawing spectators and locals to witness traditional performances and ceremonies rooted in regional history.
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Sherborne
Alfred
London
Dorsetshire
Drowned Man's Youngest Daughter Body Seen in Flood
The youngest daughter of Mack Murray, reportedly drowned in the Bonito about three weeks ago, was seen passing Analla yesterday during the flood. All other bodies were recovered and buried, but hers remained missing due to high waters. Friends have tracked along the Hondo, yet no trace was found after Analla.
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Mack Murray
Bonito
Analla
One Week Half-Price Plant Sale at Alameda Green House
Alameda Green House offers a six day sale starting June 12 with bedding plants and many others at half price. Verbenas and asters are 25 cents per dozen, coleus 75 cents per dozen, ten weeks stocks 25 cents, pansies 25 cents per dozen, carnations from 2 inch pots 50 cents per dozen, larger carnations 1 dollar per dozen. We need room for new planting.
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Coleus
Reunion of Confederate Veterans Meet in Louisville
The United Confederate Veterans convenes its annual reunion in Louisville Kentucky beginning Wednesday with a noon opening. Mayor and local commercial representatives deliver welcomes followed by a response from Gen Stephen D Lee commander in chief of the forces. Estimate places visitors at about 150000 downtown for the events and the reviewing stands on Jefferson Street are a focal point of the gala proceedings.
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Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Court of Honor
Jefferson Street
Stephen D Lee
Mississippi
Record corrects high school scholarship mix up
In Saturday's Record an error stated George Cobean's term average as 95 5 7 percent instead of 96 5 7 percent. The correction shows Cobean's true average places him ahead of Ronald Fitzgerald by one percentage point for the scholarship prize.
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George Cobean
Ronald Fitzgerald
Cobean
Doctor Parkhurst Ill At Lea Avenue Home
Dr. W. E. B. Parkhurst has been ill for two days at his Lea avenue home. The report notes his condition without detailing diagnosis or treatment.
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W. EB. Parkhurst
Lea Avenue
War game begins in Baltimore with attack on fortifications
The war game opened today in Baltimore as Admiral Dickens commanded a squadron to attack the local forts. Thus far the forts hold firm with the clash reportedly resulting in the forts destroying three torpedo boats a battleship Texas and a cruiser in the simulated engagement.
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Baltimore
Dickens
Texas
Equitable Affairs in Hyde Stock Case Update
Thomas F. Ryan stated the Hyde stock purchase was free of conditions and a deed of trust is being prepared for public record. Paul Morton, oil board chairman, traveled to Washington and will return by Wednesday as readjustment work is expected to start afterward.
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New York
Thos. F. Ryan
Futher
Hyde
Equitable Society Today
Paul Morto
Board of Oil
Washington
Grain and cattle markets report from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago market notes dated June 12 report cattle receipts around 35 000 and 22 000 respectively with steady to slow demand. Prices range from 2.25 to 6.50 for steers cows and calves across regions. Sheep and wool markets in St Louis show unchanged wool prices and steady activity.
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Chicago
St. Louis, Mo
Stda
Russia Accepts President's Proposal, Cassini Reports
Cassini states that Russia's government consents to the president's proposition, signaling approval of the plan. The announcement underscores Moscow's willingness to proceed with the proposed initiative.
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Cassini
Peace Talks Delayed As Russia and Japan Plan Meeting
Washington reports no hitch in peace talks as Count Cassini meets President Roosevelt and Russia signals readiness to appoint plenipotentiaries. The exact place and timing of the Moscow and Tokyo talks remain under discussion with Russia indicating willingness to meet in Washington or Berlin as circumstances allow.
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Washington
Japan
Er Cassini
Russia
Count Cassini
Cassini
St. Petersburg
M. Witte
Berlin
Ari
National traveling freight agents hold annual convention in Buffalo
Buffalo New York June 12 All the important railroad lines of the country are represented at the annual convention begun here by the National Association of the Traveling Freight Agents J C Woods of Chicago presiding over the sessions which will continue until Thursday Atlanta has invited the association to hold its next meeting in that city
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Association of Master Steam and Hot Waters Fitters
St. Charles Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
National Association of the
J. C. Woods
Chicago
Atlanta
Weds Former Tennis Champion In Nahant Society Ceremony
Nahant Mississippi June 12 A society wedding of note united Miss Grace Dabney daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Dabney of Boston with Robert Wrenn former lawn tennis champion of America and now a New York broker The ceremony at the bride parents country home drew prominent society figures from Boston New York and other cities.
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Nahant
Grace Dabney
Alfred Dabney
Boston
Robert Wrenn
America
New York City
New York
Southwestern Land Co. conducts first excursion
The newly formed Southwestern Land Co. reports its first excursion. Local members who left for home today include R. M. Duffy O. F. Weisenborn Jesse Linley Dr. Frank Casburn John Girrard A. G. Eisenhaim L. B. and C. C. Tannehill.
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Southwestern Land Co
R. M. Duffy
O. F. Weisenborn
Jesse Linley
Frank Casburn
John Girrard
A. G. Eisenhaim L. B
C. C. Tannehill
Miss Nellie White Heads to Chicago for Summer Study
Miss Nellie White leaves Roswell for Chicago University summer teachers course Then she will visit Niagara Falls to see her brother and proceed to New York City before returning to Roswell about the last of August
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Nellie White
Chicago
Chicago University
Niagara Falls
New York City
Roswell
Old Governors Copper Mining and Smelting annual meeting
The Old Governors Copper Mining and Smelting Company will hold its annual meeting to elect officers and directors for the coming year. The meeting is tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the office located at 213 Main St.
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Old Governors Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Main St
Alabama Mine Workers Meet in Birmingham to End Strike
The eighth annual convention of the Alabama Organization of the United Mine Workers opened in Birmingham at 10 o clock led by President Edward Flynn. Delegates planned a new agreement to submit at the joint conference starting Monday aimed at terminating the miners strike. Officers are expected to be re elected.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Organization of the United Mine Workers
Edward Flynn
City Council repeals street tax ordinance and Street Commissioner
The City Council met in adjourned session Saturday and after the pension of rules passed an ordinance repealing parts of ordinance Fourteen. The sections repealed provided for the collection of a street tax and for the Office of Street Commissioner. An act of the last Territorial Legislature made the change necessary. The ordinance as passed by the Council is printed in another column of this issue.
Local residents depart for home after visits
P. J. Miller of Kiona Iowa D B Miller and Ira W Bartholomew of Wellman Iowa left today for their homes. They did not invest but were pleased Bartholomew may return later to buy land. John Diehl, visiting his sister Mrs J B Woos, left for Logan Iowa. Miss Sadie Brosheer, after eight months in Roswell, returns home to Middlesboro Kentucky.
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P. J. Miller
Kiona
Iowa
D. B. Miller
Ira W. Bartholomew
Wellman
Mr. Bartholomew
John Diehl
J. B. Woos
Logan
Sadie Brosheer
Roswell
Middlesboro
Kentucky
Birney Heads to Chicago for Tallmadge Land Co Offices
H L Birney left this morning for Chicago to spend a few days at the main offices of the Tallmadge Land Co. He will tour the facilities and meet executives to discuss ongoing projects and future collaborations.
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H. L. Birney
Chicago
The
Tallmadge Land ‘Co
Mrs Grunert and sons plan six weeks in Mankato Minnesota
Mrs E Grunert and her two sons Arthur and Carl left this morning for a six weeks visit in Mankato Minnesota. W H Godair departed this morning for Fort Worth then to his home in Chicago. Joseph Carper returned Saturday from a trip to Jalisco Mexico and found everything as represented by the Land Company. Mrs E A Lewis from the Hondo reservoir is visiting friends in the city.
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Arthur
Carl
Mankato
Mina
W. H. Godair
Fort Worth
Chicago
Joseph Carper
Jalisco
Mexico
E. A. Lewis
The
Hondo Reservoir
City
Pleads Not Guilty in Bank Cashier Indictment
Milwaukee court reports Henry named as former assistant cashier indicted on thirteen counts. The June 12 filing lists charges across banking and financial misconduct. Authorities say the case rests on alleged improper handling of funds and related errors.
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F. Goll
First National Bank
Bigelow
Goll
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry
Mrs Ogle and Louise Visit Friends in Carisbid
Mrs W W Ogle and her daughter Louise departed Sunday evening to visit friends at Carisbid.
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W. W. Ogle
Louise
Carisbid
Sugawa Represents Japan at Crown Prince Wedding Unconfirmed
Sugawa, who represented the Japanese emperor at the Crown Prince's wedding, could not provide confirmation or verify his attendance details. No definitive record confirms his role or presence.
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Sugawa
Mississippi Flood Expands Across Lowlands Between Hannibal and Keokuk
The Mississippi flood has inundated unprotected lowlands five to eight miles wide from Hannibal to Keokuk with seven missing persons and a drowning near Alexandria. Heavy loss of livestock reported as the flood spreads.
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Mississippi River
Here
Keokuk
Iowa
Alexadria
Albuquerque Man Reports Pecos Valley Boom
Albuquerque Citizen notes Roswell boom in business and construction including a new Masonic lodge in Roswell and plans for storehouses. Describes Dexter Artesia and other Pecos towns benefiting, with farmers moving in, cattle and sheep grazing across grasslands, and ample water for shipment to market.
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Pecos Valley
Albuquerque Citizen
Sleyster
Dexter
Artesia
Walton Photographer Captures Pecos Valley Views
Walton photographer presents a full Pecos Valley landscape series with detailed valley rocks, mesas, and desert light. The collection showcases wide horizons, arid flora, and local geology through diverse vantage points.
Local residents take Sunday trips and return homes
Otto Baumer and Willard F. Hird, not salesmen of Allery Furniture, traveled from Artesia Sunday and plan to visit Carlsbad. Dr A L Norfleet stayed at home Sunday then headed back to Artesia. C C Tannehill and Cy Davidson left Saturday for the Tannehill ranch. R T Allison, who arrived about two weeks ago, went to Lake Arthur on business. Earl Patterson went to Carlsbad to work hydrography for days. Gus Beidelman returned from a visit to his old home Wesley Langford of Hagerman spent Saturday in Roswell. Elmo Rainbolt left for Arizona. Geo P McLaughlin, a salesman, was in the city. Mrs I P Carlisle and baby returned from Portales. M Schloss of Dexter spent Sunday in Roswell.
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Otto Baumer
Willard F. Hird
Allery Furniture Company
Artesia
Carlsbad
Roswell Weather Forecast 1905June 12
Local Roswell report from U S Weather Bureau notes max 84, min 60, mean 72 with 0.25 in precipitation. Wind SW at 1, sky partly cloudy. Forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with local thunder showers Tuesday. By M Wright.
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Roswell
N. M
M. Wright
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