Peace Conference at Washington and Uprisings in Europe
Washington announces Washington as the peace conference site for Japan and Russia terms. Vienna reports Japan’s likely terms include Korea protectorate and Manchuria return. Takahira meets Roosevelt amid pressure for moderate indemnity. liberal presses push for national assembly and peace terms. Los Angeles moves to curb saloon traffic under Gothenburg system with benevolent corporation monopoly plans. Norway denies mobilization rumors as June 15 reports close.
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Vienna
Japan
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
China
Port Arthur
Vladivestock
Sakhalin
Washington
DD. C
Takahira
White House
Roosevelt
New Armory Moves To Gamble a Rascoe Store Room
Company B has moved the armory from the Oklahoma building to the Gamble a Rascoe store room on North Main street, vacant for some time. The new location provides a fine armory and space for a gymnasium with lockers for each member. Officers urge soldiers to bring uniforms tonight and place them in the receptacles. After setup, the company will have a tasteful hall for dances and social gatherings.
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Company B
Oklahoma
Gamble & Rasccoe
North Main Street
Building Carnegie Library Reaches Key Foundation Stage
Workmen for contractor George Munro began the nine thousand dollar Carnegie library at Third street and Richardson avenue. The concrete foundation is laid and rock work has started, rising four feet above the foundation. Finishing of this rock section is due in two weeks, with the entire building to be completed by September 12.
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George Munro
Carnegie Library
Third Street
Richardson Avenue
Munro
Immense wool sale in Chance county clinches huge clip
In San Angelo Texas on June 15 the entire spring wool clip of Chance county the state’s largest short wool clip sold. It totaled 1 125 000 pounds and was purchased by two Boston firms. Prices were kept secret but believed to range from 20 to 22 cents per pound.
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San Angelo
Tex
Chance County
Missouri investors plan four 1200-foot wells near Hagerman
Wilburn F. Baker of Tarkio Mo J C Trout of Tarkio Mo and James Buchanan of Fairfax Mo, all with land near Hagerman, left for home after closing a deal to obtain a vig machine. Four wells of 1200 feet will be sunk on their land as part of the Pecos Valley proposition in the right manner.
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Missouri
Pecos Valley
Wilburn F. Baker
Tarkio
J. C. Trout
James Buchanan
Fairfax
Hagerman
A Carload of Infants From New York Foundling
Sixty one infants formerly from a New York foundling asylum arrived at St Louis Union Station. One baby died after another infant fell from a car window before reach. Five babies crawled under the air train and were rescued from perilous positions. The infants will be taken to Texas for education and adoption in homes.
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St. Louis
New York Foundling Asylum
Union Station
St Louis
Texas
Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Crowned by Beldame
New York June 15 The American blue ribbon turf event at Sheepshead Bay features twelve three year olds to contest a $20,000 purse. Beldame from Aug Belmont and James R Keen Brooklyn winner Delhi head the field along with topweights as Adbert and other sterling racers. Time 2:05.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Ayswa
JA Beldame
Aug Belmont
James R. Keen
Delhi
John F. Madden
Adbert
Beldame
Watson Milligan wedding in Kingston on June 14
Mrs. Milligan daughter of Mr and Mrs T Scott Milligan and John Durham Watson son of T E Watson, candidate for president on the People's Party, were married in Kingston today. Thos E Watson was not present due to serious illness.
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Kingston
N. Y
Sie Milligan
T. Scott Milligan
John Durham Watson
People’s Party
Thos E, Watson
Editorial Association Heads to Portland Exposition
The National Editorial Association arrived in Houston in two special trains with about 450 editors, after being entertained by local business groups. They proceed to the Portland Exposition, en route from Houston to San Antonio.
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Houston
Tex
National Editorial Association
San Anton
Portland
Royal Wedding Unites Connaught and Sweden in Europe
The marriage of Margaret of Connaught to Prince Gustave Adolphus of Sweden drew many royal representatives to the ceremony. Archbishop of Canterbury officiated as flags flew across public buildings in tribute and the Storthing prepared to send congratulations.
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Oscar
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Prince of
Augustus Adolphus
Margaret of
Christiana
Norway
Gustave Adolphus
Connaught
Storthing
Congratula
Roswell to Welcome New Star Steam Laundry
Confidence in Roswell’s growth prompts C H Hortenstein to establish a new Star Steam Laundry at Orchard Park. He has purchased land on Glover Avenue near the central business district and will begin construction next Monday. The $10,000 venture aims to offer a fully modern operation on opening.
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Roswell
C. H. Hortenstein
Orchard Park
E. J. Glover
She Avenue
Dew
Star Steam Laundry
The Search Is Ended The Murray Child Found
The body of the Little Murray child has been located ending the long search. Officials confirmed discovery and added no further details were immediately available. Local authorities coordinated with volunteers and rescue teams during the search across the region.
Body Found After River Search Near Roswell
A body was recovered after days of river searches from May 20 to June 13 near Roswell. The drowning victim, a physician named Dr. Parkhurst, was found downstream and buried beside other drowned children. He was married thirteen months ago to Hattie Tomlinson and leaves a widow with no children. He served as president of the Chaves County Medical Society and as second vice president of the New Mexico Territorial Medical Society.
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Roswell
Murray & Ram
M. W. Murray
Ught Fond
Linlav
Theac
Hattie M. Tomlinson
Masonic
Chaves County Medical Society
New Mexico Territorial Medical Society
Passing of the Populists in Nebraska District Convention
Lincoln June 15 The Populist convention to nominate a candidate for Congress in Nebraska's First District was called to meet in Lincoln but no delegates appeared at the venue, leaving the event without representation or action.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Nobraska
Kansas City Hogs and Cattle Market Summary June 15
Kansas City cattle receipts total 5 400 with 600 Southern cattle. Market steady. Native steers 4.25 to 5.80, Southern steers 3.00 to 5.00, Southern cows 2.25 to 4.00, native cows and heifers 2.25 to 4.90, stockers 4.65, bulls 2.35 to 4.25, calves 3.00 to 6.00, western fed steers 5.60, western fed cows 4.50 to 5.25. Sheep receipts 3 000, market steady. Muttons 4.25 to 5.50, lambs 5.0 to 7.0, range wethers 4.75 to 5.25, fed ewes 4.25 to 4.60.
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Kansas City
Encyclopedia sales scene reflects culture club president
An affable encyclopedia salesman and a short haired woman encounter at a door. The woman, calmly closing the door, declares she has heard everything in encyclopedias seven times. The exchange hints at a social dynamic and a local setting.
Roswell Creamery to Start Operations Monday June 19
Alberque official and Grand Secretary of the Odd Fellows of New Mexico, Wastw N.EE. Stevens, visiting Roswell as general agent for the Southwestern Building and Loan Association, conferred with R. H. McCune. The pair then traveled to Jagerman and Artesia to attend to business interests.
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N.ee. Stevens
Alberque
Odd Fellows of New Mexico
Southwestern Building and Loan Association
R .H. McCune
Jagerman and Artesia
Dr Parkhurst Dies in Roswell After Illness
Dr William E Parkhurst a leading Roswell physician died at his home after a long tuberculosis struggle The body will be shipped to Chicago where Mrs Parkhurst and Dr W W Phillips will likely accompany it Masons will conduct services with pallbearers from Chaves County Medical Society The hall gathering and escort to the train occur tomorrow morning Born December 4 1860 in Boston Mass he spent much of his life in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin before moving to Roswell five years ago
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Chicago
Wm. E. Parkhurst
Roswell
Lea Avenue
Phillips Joyner
Buchly
Fisher-Kloutney
Kinsinger
Chaves County Medical Society
Parkhurst
Boston
Mass
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Denver
Southern Pacific Wreck Claims Mail Clerk and Three Tramps
At Paso Texas on June 15 a Southern Pacific wreck mangled three unknown tramps and badly injured mail clerk Herbert Wall. The crash near Tucson, Arizona, disrupted rail traffic as crews investigated the cause and possible survivors.
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Paso
Tex
Herbert Wall
Acific
Tucson
Arizona
Roswell Commercial Club Plans Annual Directors Election
The Roswell Commercial Clout will hold a meeting next Tuesday night for the annual election of directors. Other business of importance will arise, making this more of an annual gathering than a simple election. Attendance by every member is urged due to the significance of the event.
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Roswell Commercial Clout
Deliver a Thousand Cattle to Mr. Thomas in Sioux City
Byrd, Barnett and Divers delivered one thousand two year old steers to Mr. Thomas of Sioux City Iowa. The cattle were loaded at Bovina yesterday and will be shipped to Hvarts Neve.
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Byrd, Barnett
Divers
Mr. Thomas
Sioux City
Iowa
Bovina
Hvarts
Neve
Black Minauca Eggs and Satie Prize Winners at McClenny Farm
McClenny Farm hosted Satie Prize winners amid Black Minauca Eggs as Second Street activity. Mr and Mrs Week and Meachem depart for Gatesville Ark to reside, prompted by relatives illness. Meachem, longtime Slaughter ranch manager, Andrew J Loomis of Santa Fe, a U S revenue official, travels north after several days on local business.
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McClenny Farm
Second Street
Andrew .J. Loomis
Santa Fe
United States Revenue Service
North
Roswell to Colorado Springs move noted for Mrs Anna Thornton
Mrs Anna Thornton leaves this morning for Colorado Springs to make her home after living in Roswell. An ad notes bluegrass seed at Alameda Green House for 20 cents a pound. An Everett piano is offered for sale. Also listed are rental notices for two unfurnished rooms and a large front room at 119 Lea Avenue and 110 N Richardson Avenue.
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Anna Thornton
Colorado Springs
Roswell
Lameda Green House
Lea Avenue
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Picacho
Walker Hyde
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Rio Bonito
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W. T. Joyner
W. M
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