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16 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
1
Advertise your bargains for next week in The Record. Three pages will be read during the Washington Conference. Name of the peace conference in the Japanese context appears in the notice.
Washington set as venue for Russia Japan peace talks amid diplomatic surge. London and Chicago explore alternatives while Russia seeks coal for Kouban. amid shifts in leadership and naval losses, relations weigh on a potential September meeting.
The Roswell Commercial Club urges a city scales to provide accurate wagon loads at low rates. The proposal promises weighmaster pay and additional city revenue. The City Council will be asked to consider the plan amid broad citizen interest.
Mrs Sal Lindanenberg sells a half interest in Grand Central for thirteen thousand dollars in a concise deal notice. The record notes a cash transaction valued at $13,000 and the seller’s name.
Mrs Sallie Danenberg sold her Grand Central Hotel fixtures and furnishings stake for about 13000 dollars. Half goes to M D Minter and Jord Stonehouse, stockard retains half and continues as manager. Roswell Torrance auto mail route backed by Delegate Andrews faces federal approval hurdles. Dallas Commercial Club modeled by new group One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Club aims to boost Dallas population to 150000 in five years.
Bellar and McElhinney have joined with F J Sterrett Jr to form the Roswell Realty Company. The firm, with offices in the Oklahoma Block, combines real estate experience and Sterrett's banking background from Indian Territory.
A Record solicitor visited the Joyce-Pruit store seeking advertising business. The crowded store lacked clerks to handle demand. He offered to place ads if more clerks were provided, noting trade was overflowing. The sale attracting crowds had been advertised in a page in The Record.
Witnesses testified in Hutchinson on the Arkansas river irrigation dispute between Kansas and Colorado. They described river underflow and compared water volume to a decade earlier. Kansas evidence winds up in Topeka on June 17 18 and 19 and will be submitted to the U S Supreme Court by Special Commissioner Richardson of Roswell New Mexico.
W W Gatewood as attorney filed suit for Elizabeth H Henning and others against Dessie Henning and others. Action to reform a deed from E L Wildy and Willie H Wildy to Elizabeth H Henning. Consideration paid by John Perry. property intended as a gift to Elizabeth H Henning and her heirs.
Prize winners announced at McClenny Farm located two miles east on Second Street for Black Minauca Eggs. Event noted with a prize figure of 88t.
Advertisement encourages sowing bluegrass now to gain rain benefits, urging readers to buy seed at Alameda Green House for 20 cents per pound. The piece includes a whimsical quote about a man who whistles all day, attributed to K. C. Times.
A six inch shell exploded aboard the British battleship Magnificent during gun practice near Gibraltar on June 16. Four officers and fourteen men were injured, with one officer and three sailors killed. The misfiring cartridge ignited two others inside the gun case after the breech opened.
Traveling passenger agent Simmon s of the Fort Worth and Denver railroad praises the Roswell Commercial Club and extols commercial clubs in general. Mentions local figures Warren Wagner George York and Fred Knieft heading on a ten to fifteen day prospecting trip to Capitan and the White mountains. Notes Mrs Lucas and niece Collie Goldberg leaving for Palestine Texas. Jud A Gates to Wellington Kansas for a new job. Roswell Creamery to be ready by June 19. Celery plants available at Alameda Green House. Everett piano for sale by L Wildy at Hotel Shelby.
Chicago June 16 The eighteen hour trains on the Lake Shore and Pennsylvania systems between New York and Chicago promise faster cross country travel. With Rock Island changes announced it will be possible to reach Denver 2,055 miles away in forty five hours and the Pacific Coast 3,260 miles away in ninety six hours starting next Sunday.
Deeds filed for record in the Probate Clerk office Thursday show E L Wildy and wife selling to T B Love less for 98 dollars a lot and water right in North Spring River addition to Roswell. The Roswell Land and Water Company sells to H KE Bryant for 3500 dollars a 24 acre parcel in Belle Plain with a water right. Cosme Sedillo and wife convey forty acres in section 22 township 10 south range 24 east for 2500 dollars less two lots with a water right, and Dick P Seay conveys back to Cosme Sedillo for 1 dollar a water right on land in the same section and township.
During a Thursday storm lightning hit an ice water pitcher in the window room of Lewis Wachs at D L Geyer’s Richardson Avenue residence. The pitcher broke into a thousand pieces, spilling its contents on the floor. Wachs felt no shock while in the room.
Rev H Blaum visited with his sons and attended the funeral of Paul P Blaum who died the same evening the father arrived He departed today for his home in Enterprise Kansas Mr Sherman of Cummins Sherman from Orchard Park reports their firm finished towing a well 850 feet deep on the Games place near Orchard Park
A federal grand jury in May hears proposed indictments against key Packers figures. The proceedings center on alleged misconduct involving the organization and its leadership, with charges detailing financial and administrative violations.
Chicago June 16. Proposals indicting officials from at least five large packing firms were said to have been presented to the federal grand jury by District Attorney Morrison for consideration. The room remains center of interest as witnesses discuss payments for strike settlements and assaults on non union drivers amid a cautious peace outlook.
Reading Pennsylvania June 1 Samuel Greason colored was today acquitted of the murder of John Edwards and Mrs Kate Edwards wife of the murdered man The testimony convicted Greason over three years ago Ed wards was murdered nearly four years ago He was arrested months later His death warrant had been issued ten times and his case was one of the most remarkable murder trials in the state The date of Mrs Edwards execution will be fixed in a few days It was postponed so she could be used as a witness at Greason s trial
Mrs. Paul Klass, in Dubuque Iowa, killed her four children ages six and under with a butcher knife and then cut her own throat. The tragedy occurred near here on June 16. Authorities report the mother had been in ill health.
Superintendent of insurance Hendricks said he has not yet submitted the Equitable matter report to Governor Higgins and declined to specify a submission date. The statement was issued from New York on June 16.
The remains of Dr Wa E Parkhurst were shipped this morning to Chicago where the funeral and burial will take place. Accompanying relatives and a brief service are anticipated.
The body of the decedent was at the center of a funeral procession led by the widow and Dr. W. W. Phillips, who traveled as far as Kansas City. A Mason orderly escorted the body to the station, honoring the decedent’s status as a respected member of the Masonic order.
Susan Atwater Gillette widow of Judge Gordon Gillette and direct daughter of the Revolution died at her Kenosha home aged 95. She was the daughter of John Atwater aide to General Washington and carried dispatches between Washington and Lafayette.
Roswell Elks now residing elsewhere plan tonight at eight o'clock at L. K. McGaffey's office to finalize local lodge organization. Paraphernalia for the work has arrived and a date will be set. Ennis Post, jailed on forgery charges, was released yesterday on a 1500 bond, facing three counts with 500 each.
The afternoon northbound train arrived in Roswell at 8 30 local time after running part of its cars off the track while crossing Kansas. The accident caused only time loss and was not serious.
The northbound train this afternoon is reported an hour and a half late. Sid Wilson heads home from Jalisco Old Mexico after a land opening and securing a tract near Jalisco city. John Randabaugh travels to Celina Ohio after a pleasure trip and searches for an investment. Mrs A E Wheelock leaves for Des Moines after a five month visit with her daughter. Frank Day returns from Dayton visit. L F Shepard travels from Artesia for a brief business stay. Hulda Menn arrives from Dexter to visit friends. W M Waskom visits from Haverman for a short business stop. A L Ballard brands 1,800 cattle at Riverside. A E Day departs for Clarinda after a Valley prospecting trip. Jerry Simpson heads to Riverside for a morning. J W Thomas travels to Elida on business. S L Ogle leaves for Amarillo for a three or four day lark.
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