Washington D C Debates Over Rail Rates and Public Bills
Proceedings of Congress cover railroad rate conference outcomes with Elkins Long and others debating commodity and pipeline issues. Senate rejects conference report and schedules further talks while House pursues another conference and passes the 238 hour law repeal and omnibus building bill. Warner and Slinkard family notes also appear alongside a Madison Square tragedy update.
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Senate
Elkins
West, Virginia
Union
Long
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
Tillman
Cullom
Panama
Einai
House
Sherman
Richardson
House Committee On Public Lands
Elos
California
Oranges and deals advertised at Joyce-Pruit and Big 4 Realty
A listing promotes Valencia and naval oranges arriving at Joyce-Pruit Company for wholesale and retail sales. It urges property owners to list belongings for sale with Big 4 Realty Co. at 215 N Main, and notes Cedar Brook bottled in bond from W H McBrayer and the Oriental Saloon.
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Big 4 Realty Co
N. Main
W. HH. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Bond
Oriental Saloon
Oranges Lauded as Best on Earth at Joyce-Pruit Co
Joyce-Pruit Company grocery department manager says the just arrived Navel and Valencia oranges are the best on earth. A full car and plenty for everybody. Charley Shepherd endorses their quality, noting they are good.
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Old Shep
Joyce-Pruit Company
Charley Shepherd
THE BRYAN RECEPTION
William Hoyt announces a reception planning committee for William Jennings Bryan’s visit. Members include Tom L Johnson Francis Burton Harrison Bird S Cole Augustus Thomas Lewis Nixon Alexander Troup A H Eastman and John H O'Brien with Governor Folk of Missouri chairing the reception committee. Augustus Thomas will welcome Bryan.
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Commercial Travelers’ Anti Trust League
Wm. Hoyt
League
Bryan
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Francis Burton Harrison
Bird S. Cole
Augustus Thomas
Lewis Nixon
New York
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
A. H. Eastman
John H. O'Brien
Congress
Folk
Missouri
Mr. B
Club Seeks Agricultural Exhibit for Summer
The Roswell Commercial Club plans to pursue its usual summer program by pushing an agricultural exhibit this season. Members aim to showcase local farming advances and engage community participation during the upcoming events.
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Roswell
Oranges Arrive in Full Carload for Joyce-Pruit Co
A full car of oranges received by Joyce-Pruit Company. Navel and Valencia varieties. Layer after layer offers sweet and fine fruit. Available for wholesale and retail buyers.
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Valencia
Joyce-Pruit Company
Joyce-Pruit
Navel
Market cattle and sheep reports from Kansas City and St Louis
Cattle receipts totaled 10 000 with a strong market across native and southern steers cows and calves and stockers and feeders. Sheep receipts 5 000 with a very strong market for muttons lambs and range wethers. Wool in St Louis steady with territory and western mediums and fine grades quoted. Ans haynes and Bonney will come to the rescue.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Haynes & Bonney
Roswell to Install Local Ice Plant This Summer
Haynes and Bonney announce plans to install at their water mill in the northwest Roswell a plant capable of producing up to fifteen tons of ice daily. They expect to order machinery soon and supply the local market this summer, reducing dependence on Amarillo ice.
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Roswell
Haynes
Bonney
Amarillo
George Blashek
Messrs. Haynes & Bonney
Plant Near Dexter Sold for Forty Thousand Dollars
The sale involves a high quality farm land with farm machinery now on the place. Mr. Russell will manage the farm immediately with plans to create a fine country home resembling the old Medley place east of Roswell.
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Dexter
Russell
Medley Place
Roswell
Alumni Day at Yale features Brewer praise for Taft
Justice David J. Brewer spoke at Yale University Alumni Day in New Haven linking Secretary Taft to guiding the Philippines and Panama Canal efforts. He predicted Taft would bring Yale taught principles to the White House and carry strong character into his presidency.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
David J. Brewer
Taft
Panama Canal
White House
Brewer
Yale
New Front Planned for Ullery Store Display
The Ullery Furniture store will replace its torn front with a modern all glass facade extending deep into the shop. The entrance shifts from the middle to the south side to showcase furniture and household goods as a key advertisement, reflecting Clarence Ullery's forward looking business sense.
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Allery
Clarence Ullery
Pulajane Leaders Surrender to Cebu Governor
Pulajane leaders of Quienten and Adna surrendered to the Cebu governor ending the armed resistance against American forces on Cebu Island. Their rifles and ammunition were also handed over.
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Manila
P. I
Quienten
Adna
Cebu
Institute to Erect Fireproof Stable Replacing Burned Frame
The Board of Regents of the New Mexico Military Institute awarded the contract to Honda Stone Manufacturing Company and Roswell Cement Shingle Company to construct a new stable. Work began yesterday and will be rushed to completion. The 64 by 25 foot single story building will use cement block walls and a cement shingle roof and will replace the recently burned frame structure.
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Board of Regents
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Honda Stone Manufacturing Company
Roswell Cement Shingle Company
Relatives Sought After Fatal Porch Fall
Report notes Wright Bond died after a porch fall with no word yet from close relatives. Remains held at Allery morgue awaiting contact. Nearby, notices mention Fourth of July fireworks and local ads for a racket store and a farm band seeking Wm Ferguson in Allen, New Mexico, and Red Top Rye and Oriental Saloon listings.
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Wright Bond
Allery Morgue
Roswell Weather Report June 26 6 A.M. Observation
Roswell New Mexico observation at 6 a m reports a maximum temperature of 95 and a minimum of 59 with a mean of 77. Precipitation 60 and wind from the south at 2 miles per hour. Sky clear and forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with warmer weather.
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Roswell
N. M
Oranges Arrive In Roswell From Joyce-Pruit Co
A car-load of Navel and Valencia oranges received in Roswell by the Joyce-Pruit Company is described as sweet and juicy and of first quality. Sold wholesale and retail, the shipment is noted as superior compared with recent local fruit.
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Joyce - Pruit Company
Roswell
Roswell Commercial Club Elects Officers for Next Year
The Roswell Commercial Club elected G. A. Richardson as president for a third term while E. A. Cahoon and RH Kellahin were named first and second vice presidents. C. C. Tannehill will be treasurer and J. A. Graham re elected secretary. Directors discussed plans for another year of town improvement and activity.
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Roswell Commercial Club
G. A. Richardson
E. A. Cahoon
RH Kellahin
C. C. Tannehill
J. A. Graham
Roswell
Medley Sells Texas Ranch. Buys Land Near Dexter
Former Roswell resident George W. Medley sells Wild Horse ranch near Van Horn containing 6000 head of stock and about 200 leased sections for around 95000 dollars in part land interests. Russell Durrell of Dexter to assume management. Medley and J M Russell acquire the Durrell 600 acre farm in a supplemental deal.
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Roswell
Dexter
George W. Medley
Texas Ranch
Texas
Russell Durrell
Wild Horse Ranch
van Horn
Brick business house for sale near city center
For sale a good brick business house located near the city business center. A solid investment with ready rent and a 124 percent return on investment. No better proposition in Roswell. Carlton & Bell.
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Roswell
Carlton & Bell
Conflict with Troops Shakes Several Ukrainian Cities
Reports from St. Petersburg dated June 26 describe agrarian disorders in Kharkoff Poltava and Tamboff triggering clashes with troops. A general atmosphere of terror grips petty administrative officials many of whom have resigned to save their lives as the unrest spreads across the region.
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St. Petersburg
Kharkoff
Poltava
Tamboff
Chinese lawsuit ends with verdict for plaintiff
In Judge Bailey's court Yee Yee and Sue Lee faced a jury. Sue Lee claimed Yee Yee worked fifteen weeks at ten dollars weekly and owed fifty dollars. Yee Yee countered that Sue Lee owed him thirty dollars and had kept his trunk. Jim Johnson interpreted as the crowd watched. The jury verdict ruled in favor of the plaintiff with Sue Lee ordered to pay thirty dollars.
New Trial Granted for Sam Houston Suspect
A new trial was granted to Sam Houston who killed Charley Johnson and he was released yesterday afternoon on $3,000 bond signed by J. W. Stockard and Phelps White. The grant cites juror pretrial opinion as the ground for the new trial.
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Sam Houston
Charley Johnson
Houston
J. W. Stockard
Phelps White
Cosgrove Family Plans Move From Silver City to California
William H. Cosgrove and family will leave Silver City this week for Southern California where they will spend a month at seaside resorts near Los Angeles. After returning they will dispose of property interests in Silver City and relocate to an unspecified future residence. The departure saddens many local friends.
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Roswell
William H. Cosgrove
California
Los Angeles
Silver City
Cosgrove
Wool Market Shows Modest Activity In Boston
In Boston on June 26, wool market activity rises in some stocks while overall conditions stay dull. The market remains firm across segments with fleece wools quiet and steady.
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Boston
Mass
Denning Begins Front Renovation at Ullery Furniture
S. P. Denning, acting as contractor, starts a new front for the building occupied by Ullery Furniture Co.
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S. P. Denning
Ullery Furniture Co
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Frank D. Baldwin
Southwestern Military Division
Oklahoma City
Walter D. Duggan
Philippines
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R. F Wynn
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W. R. Slinkard
el Paso
Slinkard
Madison Square
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square—Garden
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Thaw
White
Lawrence
Criminal Court
Lewis Delafield
Nott
Delafield
Mrs. Thaw
McDonald
Flint
McGuire
Tombs
Minneapolis
England
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Wool Market
North Spring River
Justice Brewer
Ullery
New Mexi
Wm. M. Ferguson
Alellen, N. M
U. 8 Weather Bureau
M. Wright
Commercial Club
Judge Richardson
Medley
Russia
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