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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
1
A dispatch from Liao Yang describes three days of combat with Russian forces outnumbered and retreating toward Vantsialin and Va fangow. Japanese reinforcements and bayonet charges pressed the Russians, with heavy casualties on both sides and fleet movements reported near Oki island and Saga.
Harry W. Hamilton stepped into boiling water at the ice plant this morning and scalded his leg to the knee. The injury is not dangerous. Mission workers at Winona. Winona Lake Ind June 17 The Western Conference of the young peoples missionary movement of the United Society of Free Baptist Young People opened here today and will continue for one week. The movement was organized at a conference.
Rescue teams continue recovery efforts after a steamer disaster, with officials reporting ongoing work to locate and identify victims as authorities assess the blaze’s cause and scope.
A report by Prof. Charles R. Henderson on Workingmen's Insurance is presented at the session. Discussions cover progress in treating detectives, needs of needy families, industrial agencies, and criminals. Noted participants include Miss Jane Adams and Prof. Graham Taylor of Chicago, with Mrs. Simkhovitch speaking on public school recreational uses in New York City. The conference aims to train missionary workers and provide rest and recreation during vacations.
New York June 17 a posse with bloodhounds trails four men after they dynamited a safe and fled. Authorities pursue the quartet across the city as details remain scarce and the public awaits later developments.
Albuquerque organizers veteran F H Leland and William Closson announce a 1200 mile relay from Albuquerque to St. Louis for New Mexico and Arizona riders. Purse $1500 funded by New Mexico stockmen. Starts likely first week in July with six entries. no short relays to avoid animal cruelty.
Washington June 17 Rear Admiral J J Read chairman of the Lighthouse Board was placed on the retired list after reaching the age limit for active service He is succeeded as chairman by Rear Admiral Rob ley D Evans recently relieved of command of the Asiatic station
Chicago residents await a bantamweight championship fight at the Waverly Athletic Club tonight. Champion Frankie Neil defends against challenger Harry Forbes after both trained hard and appear in peak condition. Weigh in at ring side is 120 3 4 pounds.
A statue of General Joseph Warren was unveiled in Roxbury Mass with Governor Bates and Boston Mayor Collins among dignitaries. The Paris model by Paul W Bartlett, cast in New York, shows Warren in a three cornered hat with a long overcoat, sword, and a bronze relief of his death on the bench back.
Michael G Schiller was electrocuted at the penitentiary annex in Columbus for the two year old murder of his wife in Youngstown. The execution closed his murder case in the state capital.
Helsingfors Finland June 17 General Bobrikoff governor general of Finland who was shot yesterday morning died this morning. The people are calm and no excitement is observed.
Col and Mrs Willson and Major Martini Mancini entertained many friends last night in the Military Institute gymnasium. Music by Steinhart's orchestra and refreshments on the south veranda under lantern light accompanied dancing into the early hours.
Boston marks the 129th anniversary with parades reunions and late festivities. Public buildings hotels and businesses are decorated as Charlestown hosts a carnival procession and a civil and military parade in the afternoon.
In Topeka Kansas on June 17 Judge Hazen dissolved the temporary injunction against Santa Fe machinists that the railroad had secured on May 5. The court found no further need for the injunction as the strikers appeared orderly and showed no intent to damage company property.
A special meeting of the Woman's Club will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in St. Andrew's Hall. Committees for the year will be appointed and the year's work determined. All members are urged to attend.
Miss Christina Hernandez offers Spanish lessons for four dollars per month. Call at residence 126 South Main. ae 90112
Iowa Day drew Governor Cummins and staff to the St Louis fair in festival Hall. A parade of distinguished Hawkeye State visitors, cadets, and students opened formal exercises. Senator Thomas D Healey of Fort Dodge delivered the principal oration.
An advertisement highlights fast service and Kansas City meats at City Meat Market run by C. M. Trowbridge. The note cites quick delivery and high quality offerings with a short tag line.
Sunday menu lists roasts steaks lamb veal and poultry from M Trowbridge 9212 or City Meat Market indicating available dishes and butcher options for the dinner period.
Up to date styles highlight Seay Gill Morrow Co offerings of Studebaker rubber tire road wagons and buggies for modern elegance and reliability.
Pasture space available for 25 head of stock at reasonable price. Apply to C. C. Reuter, boot and shoe maker.
Portland conference opens with a general session and several section meetings that drew large attendance. Prominent delegates spoke on topics of great interest to the convention and its attendees.
A bridge, at City Meat Market, urges trade for Kansas meats with promises of quick delivery and superior service. The message claims customer satisfaction if treated well and invites new and existing customers to get acquainted for mutual benefit.
A social dance is scheduled at the Opera House tonight. A children's dance class is planned for tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock.
Governor Peabody and Adjutant General Bell were served with a writ of habeas corpus by Judge Thayer at St. Louis. It compels the production of Charles H. Moyer in the U S. Circuit Court on July 5, with a stipulation waiving actual appearance if found inconvenient and allowing arguments.
At the fair grounds this Saturday at 2 30 p m H Ringo and H Rise will race ten miles. Both men are professional cyclists and the event aims to set a new ten mile wheel record for New Mexico with admission priced in cents.
By mutual consent the firm Frost & Walton is dissolved. William R Walton will continue the business and assume all liabilities. All accounts due the firm are payable to him. Frank Frost.
Real estate ad copy urges property owners to list houses with Carlton and Roach stating renters are available daily and they can fill vacancies. The message emphasizes high occupancy and service to landlords.
A 600 acre tract in the artesian district nine miles from Roswell is offered for a short time at 14.50 per acre. The land is described as good deeded property and is listed by SIMPSON and DeFREEST in the Vahey sale.
Modern building on Military Heights with fenced yard and good barn. Well and windmill with water piping over yard. House includes multiple rooms, closet space, reception area, bathroom, and front and back porch. Carlton and Roach advertise a price that cannot be duplicated.
Carlton and Roach offer a suitable Main Street lot for business or dwelling use at a very low price of 3650.00 for only a few days. The property listing emphasizes its versatility and limited sale window.
A brief notice offers new, neat, clean rooms for office use and rooming. The ad is signed by CARLTON & ROACIL.
Report describes a fast-moving queue forming at Carlton and Roach’s office as people rush to be served, with the crowd spilling onto nearby streets and a sense of urgent action.
Mrs. Nannie Fletcher arrived in the city this morning from Carlsbad and will stay with her father Marshal J J Rascoe for several days. P J Dempsey of the Fraternal Union of America, stationed here for months, left this morning for points north and will return about July 1.
Andrew Axelson advertises piano tuning for 3.50 at Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co with phone 59. Settf.
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