Military rule extended across provinces in Russia
An Imperial Ukase empowers governors to suspend newspapers banish dissidents and impose up to three months imprisonment or a $500 fine. Authorities move to quell agrarian disorders amid fears of revolutionary activity while a separate report from Kiev notes a court martial condemning mutineers with several shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Seemn Revolutionists and Members of the Group of Toil
Kiev
Russia
Banievia
Freidenbloom and Ingersoll Trip to Mountains
Freidenbloom and B E Ingersoll returned from a week in the mountains, reaching Fort Stanton and visiting Lincoln's Naval Sanatorium. The facility housed 180 patients and 70 attendants, totaling 250 people, with Joe McKee gaining thirteen pounds during the stay and Dr. J W Law noted as a leading local custodian. The travelers described the country as fair with a sense of brisk weather and challenges including keeping a fire burning and sourcing a wolf skin to ward off cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freidenbloom
Ingersoll
B. E. Ingersoll
Fort Stanton
Naval Sanitorium
George
Lincoln
Joe McKee
White Mountains
J. W. Law
McKee
Scarcity of hay in alfalfa country hits valley market
The article notes a shortage of hay despite abundant alfalfa growth. A prominent citizen failed to secure small quantities for personal use as the season’s growth was shipped out of the valley. The cause is discussed.
Stable Fire Destroys Property on West Seventh Street
The stable owned by Robert John near West Seventh Street burned this morning. Mrs. Johnson’s cleaning crew was on scene. hay and harness were destroyed. L. K. McGaffey was away from home. The property was insured through Mr. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnrear
Is Son
West Seventh Street
Light cattle run boosts prices at Sts. Cattle Market
At St Louis Mo June 17 a lighter cattle run than last week brought strong demand for beef and a rise in prices. Steers above 1100 pounds sold around 6.50 with heavy lots at the top. lighter weight steers showed a smaller gain and the stocker feeder trade was scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Seph
Shawnee Potato Market Sees Sharp Shipment Drop
Shawnee Oklahoma, famed potato market, projects total summer shipments under 500 cars due to reduced acreage and poor weather. Some top growers have converted fields to alfalfa and hog farming, signaling higher prices as supply tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Tillman Strikes It Rich in Joplin Report
Joplin Missouri June 21 United States reporting on a local development or personal gain tied to an individual named Tillman. The brief notes a successful outcome or wealth incident associated with Tillman in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Joplin
United States
Senator Tillman Buys Rich Mining Property in South Carolina
Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina moves into mining, buying a rich property in a prolific district. Assayers report an unusually good vein that could make the South Carolina Statesman a millionaire. He names the venture Pitchfork Mining Company and keeps it privately held as a close corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tillman
South Carolina
Jack
South Carolina Statesman
Tillman
Pitchfork Mining Company
Oppose the President on Western Lands Policy Debate
Denver readers weigh land rush dynamics from semi arid regions to irrigated prospects. Campell’s soil method gains global attention, while the Public Lands Convention denounces federal land controls but demands policy modifications. Elza White notes opposition stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Public Land Convention
Roosevelt
Interior Garfield
San Luis Valley
Public Lands Convention
Forestry Service
Elza White
Bankers Gather in Spokane for Annual Meeting
Spokane June 21 leading bankers and financiers from all Washington cities are in Spokane for the twelfth annual meeting of the Washington State Bankers association. Local members extended a cordial reception as the three day gathering begins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Washington State Bankers Association
Bankers Converge for Virginia Association Session
Norfolk Va June 21 bankers fill the exposition grounds for the annual state association session. Distinguished speakers include Vice President F A Vanderslip of National City Bank and ex Governor Heyward of South Carolina. Virginia Bankers day to follow with visiting financiers taking the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
State Association
F. A. Vanderslip
National City Bank
New York
Heyward
South Carolina
Virginia
Breach of Promise Suit Seeks 150000 for Damaged Feelings
Norfolk, June 21. Anna Van Seoten lace expert sues Arthur Heine heir to Arnold Heine and Jace Embroidery for 150000 in damages for wounded feelings. She alleges she accompanied Heine to Switzerland where he proposed marriage. She also cites additional suits against other Heine family members for alleged slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Anna van Scoten
Arthur Heine
Arnold Heine
Jace
Miss van Seoten
Heine
Switzerland
Northwestern University Commencement Highlights at Evanston
Chicago report notes Vice President Fairbanks delivered an address and Dr. A W Harris was installed as president during Northwestern university commencement in Evanston on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Fairbanks
A. W. Harris
Northwestern University
Evanston
Freight Traffic Agents Meet at Put-in-Bay to Plan 1908 Convention
Optimism marks the annual meeting of the National Association of Freight Traffic Agents in Put-in-Bay Ohio. Agents from across the country report strong business and gains for most railroads over the past year. A Cincinnati railroad delegation seeks to secure the 1908 convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-in-Bay
National Association of
Cincinnati
Walsh Sentenced to Twenty Years for Williams Murder
Thomas Walsh, who married in the Tombs after a short honeymoon, was sentenced to twenty years in Sing Sing for the murder of Robert Williams. The sentence, passed earlier, was suspended for the marriage under Judge Rosalsky, following a drunken shooting of a Black man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Walsh
Sing Sing
Robert Wiliams
Walsh
Rosalsky
Harlem
Williams
Intercollegiate and scholastic rifle meet opens Creedmoor
Youthful riflemen from high schools and other institutions gather at Creedmoor Long Island on June 21 to compete in the first annual intercollegiate and interscholastic rifle competition hosted at Creedmoor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Creedmoor
L. I
Scholastic Marksman Trophy Draws National Prep Players
The trophy contest invites any preparatory school boy in the United States with officials predicting a highly successful event. The tournament will be held each spring to foster interest in marksmanship among students in American schools and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Students of America Institutions of Learning
Inspecting codling moth measures urged for New Mexico fruit
Fabian Garcia urges fruit growers and authorities in New Mexico to starve out the codling moth by enforcing inspection laws. He notes the risk of worm-infested fruit entering shipments and calls for empowered inspectors, district divisions, and quarantine guardians to prevent reinfestation during the season. June 6, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and Agricultural Station
P. O. Agricultural College
New Mexico
Great
Seawanhaka Regatta Sets Stage For Open Race
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club held its spring regatta in New York on June 21 with a follow up open regatta tomorrow featuring top metropolitan sailors. The notable Elgland Crinthian challenge cup is open to 27 footers owned and sailed by club members. The club also schedules sixteen more events on its season run to September 21 including the seventh race for 13 footers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
New York
Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club
Srogram
World College Championships Meet Opens in Norfolk
Norfolk June 21 athletes from colleges gather for the world’s college championships on Jamestown exposition grounds tomorrow. Events include 10 yard dash 120 yard hurdles 220 yard hurdles 16 pound shot put running high jump throwing 16 pound weight discus broad jump pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
North Spring River Center Ditch to be dry next Monday and Tuesday
Notice to owners of pipes or posts crossing the North Spring River Center Ditch to place them above or below the water line on the specified days. By order of the Directors, J. C. Westover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Spring River Center
Haywood Trial Developments and Related Irrigation Plans
The state rests in Haywood case as defense seeks an instructed verdict. Testimony links Haywood to Orchard and Pettibone transactions. telegraph money transfers and a Denver purchase are noted. Separate article describes Eagle Dam plans on the Rio Grande with a two million acre foot capacity, Leasburg diversion, and irrigation potential for New Mexico, Texas, and old Mexico.
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Boise
Haywood
Chas S. Kingsley
Pettibone
Denver
J. Wolf
P. Bone
H. Green
San Francisco
Pettibones
Western Federation
Outfit
Orchard
Steve Adams
Ogden
Colorado
Irrigation Projects Open Vast New Mexico Valleys
The Pecos Valley sees two Reclamation Service systems near Roswell and Carlsbad reclaiming over 50 000 acres for irrigation with 305 000 and 600 000 dollar costs. Water comes from Hondo River and Pecos River, forming reservoirs and canals to support 30 000 plus 20 000 acres. Artesian wells and canals expand cultivation toward half a million acres, with Rio Grande and Arkansas Valley linked for broader output.
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HONDO
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Santa Fe
F. L. Vandegrift
Pecos
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Middle Valley
Arkansas Valley
Rio Grande Valley
Reclamation Service
Hardware Dealers Association Adjourns After Joint Convention
In Boston on June 21 the National and New England Hardware Dealers Association adjourned after introducing new officers and finishing business. Excursions will be offered tomorrow for delegates to points of interest nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
National
New Eagland Hardware Dealers’ Association
Italian killer Govrnale sentenced to electric chair
Salvatore Governale the Italian who shot and killed two policemen Alfred A Selleck and George M Sechler was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Judge Rosisky. He was found guilty on one count and the crime occurred on April 14 during a quarrel when officers attempted arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvatore Govrnale
Alfred A. Selleck
George M. Sechler
Rosisky
Sedhler
Governale
Sewanee Grammar School Competes at University Celebration
In Sewanee Tennessee on June 21 competitive drills by Companies A and B of the Sewanee grammar school led the university celebration. Tonight orators will contest for the Knight and Louisiana medals at Forensic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewanee, Tenn
Sewanee Grammar
Sewanee University
Louisiana
Superior Refinery promotes honest oil and gasoline
The notice advertises high grade oil and gasoline from The Superior Refinery Co with Phone 412 76-11 and a delivery service. The business emphasizes honest prices and asks customers to try their products.
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Superior Refinery Co. Independent Oil Refineries
Roswell Local Weather Report June 21
U S Weather Bureau local summary for Roswell New Mexico on June 21 reports maximum 80, minimum 50, mean 69 degrees. Precipitation 0.06 inches. NE wind at 2 mph. Sky partly cloudy. Forecast calls for fair tonight and a warmer Saturday.
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Roswell
N. M
Mutinous Seventeenth Infantry Heads to Beziers
A battalion of the Seventeenth Infantry deserted at Agde with arms and ammunition and joined insurgent wine growers. In Beziers they camped in the square, stacked arms, and demanded their former barracks. Premier Clemenceau condemned surrender and sought a vote of confidence as deputies denounced the government. General Bail land met the mutineers at Beziers before they returned to their regiment.
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Paris
Agde
Beziers
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Narbonne
Associated Press
17Th Infantry
Ferroul
Baillaud
Seventeenth Infantry
Water From Hondo River Fills Reservoir Again
Last night and again today a large influx of water flowed into the Hondo Reservoir. A surge descended the Hondo and was diverted into the dam, with another arrival this morning. In town the Hondo measured about four feet deep this morning.
Telegraph Operators Strike Looms in San Francisco
Tele graph operators employed by Western Union and Postal Companies in San Francisco and Oakland are set to strike at 1 p m today local time. The walkout depends on whether telegraph officials meet the union committee or offer arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Western Union
Postal Companies
Oakland
Small
Commercial Telegraphers Union
No Strike in Tin Plate Industry Rejected Wage Rise
Pittsburg June 21 after a conference the Amalgamated Association agreed to accept last year's wage scale with no strike following American Sheet Tin Plate Company's refusal to concede a six to sixteen percent increase. The decision affects about 15000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Sheet Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Aoki to Remain as Ambassador in Washington
Tokyo dispatch reports Viscount Hayashi confirms Ambassador Aoki will stay in Washington. The move signals the Saionji government has secured support from both unionist and conservative factions for its policy toward the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoki
Washington
New York
Viscount Hayashi
Tokio
Marquis Saienji
America
Secretary Root to Spend Summer at Utica Estate
Secretary Root will leave Washington tomorrow for his country estate near Utica to pass the summer. Direct telegraphic and telephonic connection with Washington and Oyster Bay is set up for his benefit. He will stay at Utica until the date of his Mexican trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Washington
Utica
Oyster Bay
Reprieve Granted in Osage City Murder Case
St Louis reports Arthur C. Biles, sentenced to hang for the murder of Robert Harvey of Osage City, Mo., granted a reprieve pending appeal. Harvey died after being found unconscious on a vacant lot November 9, last year. Brown confessed and drew a 99 year penitentiary term.
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St. Louis
Arthur C. Biles
Robert Harvey
Osage City
Harvey
Biles
Joseph Brown
Nurses Excursion Benefit for Mercy Hospital Alumnae
In Pittsburg on June 21 prominent social women sponsor an excursion on the Monongahela and Ohio rivers to raise funds for the Mercy Hospital Training School for Nurses alumnae association. Guests will be treated to dancing supper and various amusements this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Monogahela
Ohio
Mercy Hospital Training School
Look Out For Our Wagon on Roswell Streets
A historical notice urges support for the Independent wagon marked Inde pendent in Roswell. It operates daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on working days and invites consumers to stop the wagon to buy goods, promising action by the Independent to benefit shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Standard Oil Trust
Superior Refinery CO
Nag
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King
Headus
West
H. W. Campbell
Campbell
Neb
Israel
Canaan
Western Financiers
Virginia Bankers Meet
Press Bulletin No
Fabian Garcia
J. C. Westover
el Paso
Texas
Old Mexico
Eagle
Leasburg
Mesilla
Las Cruces
Mesilla Valley
Congress
Sewanee
Milwaukee
Wis
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur MacArthur
H. W. Warren
Denvert
Miss Schott
Price and Company
Philadelphia
Prof. Tourier
Mr. Price
Miss Schot
W. S. Prager
South Main
U. S. Weather Bureau
Frange
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