Murder near Roswell ends in suspected killing of Albert Ross
A decomposed body found on a road northwest of Roswell is positively identified as Albert Ross a 21 or 22 year old German from St. Louis who came seeking care for consumption. Police believe a quarrel with Adolph Kulay at the King ranch led to his death. An inquest is planned at Ullery undertaking rooms tomorrow afternoon.
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Alber Ross
Cerman
Rom
Louis
Theodore Ujay
Ibuquerque
San Dizo
Calif
A. J. Elter
He Ullery
A. K
Adolph Klyng
King Ranch
Roswell
Ross
Kulay
Special bargains in Canvas Oxfords at The Stine Shoe Co
They have been notified but no answer has yet been received. Special bargains in Canvas Oxfords at The Stine Shoe Co.
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Stine Shoe Co
City Council Sticks With Oil Tank Ordinance
The council unanimously upheld the oil storage tank ordinance as passed, denying Texas Oil Company protests led by Fred W. Freeman. Provisions bar tanks on company selected lots near the railroad on east Third street. Members listened for possible future appeals after new tank locations are secured.
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Fred W. Freeman
Texas Oil Company
East Third Street
Mr. Freeman
R. H. Kemp
E. L. Bedell
Bell
Aay
Wiseley
Thomas
Haynes
Eye Glasses Specialist to Visit local towns
Dr. Hunnsberger, an eye glass fitting specialist at Zinks Jewelry Roswell, will visit Dexter Lake Arthur and Hagerman next week to examine eyes. Residents of these towns may have their eyes professionally checked by the expert.
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Hagerman
Hunnsberger
Zink’s
Ros
Dexter
Lake Arthur
Harvard Defeats Yale In Varsity Eights Race
New London Conn June 26 Harvard defeated the Yale Varsity eight in a late afternoon race. The Yale stroke collapsed about halfway, allowing Harvard to win easily. Also from New York Taft postponed his New York trip due to Mr Cleveland's funeral but called commencements enjoyable and regretted Yale’s defeat.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
New York
Taft
Cleveland
New arrivals in Burt and Packard Shoes
Burt and Packard Shoes announces new arrivals from the Stine Shoe Co. highlighting fresh stock and styles for the season. Shipments include women and men’s footwear, with popular casual and dress options. Store invites customers to visit for fittings and selections.
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Burt & Packard Shoes
The
Stine Shoe Co
Roosevelt proposes single head for District of Columbia government
The Washington Post reports President Roosevelt believes the capital needs a better government. He plans to recommend to Congress next winter a single appointed and removable head, replacing the current three-commissioner system.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
National Capital
Congress
Condition of Sherman Greatly Improves at Hospital
Cleveland June 26 Congressman Sherman’s condition was greatly improved this morning after a good night’s sleep. He said he feels better than at any time since arriving at the hospital.
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Cleveland, O
Sherman
Honors For Cleveland Worldwide Memorial Observances
Washington and Princeton report global tributes to Grover Cleveland. Flags flown at half mast, salutes fired from ships and posts, and mourning badges marked the day. Brazil and other nations join, while in Princeton a simple burial service awaits the former president beside his daughter Ruth with robert Roosevelt and state governors in attendance.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Grover Cleveland
Army
Navy
Brazil
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Princeton Cemetery
Ruth
Brokers and services in Pecos Valley area
Parsons & Son Brokers advertises all classes of legal and notary work Lexpert accountants typewriting stenography and broad money to loan. Property for sale rent or exchange across the city claims to be the only labor agency in the Pecos Valley and offers to obtain or reveal any information.
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Pecos Valley
Private last rites for ex president Cleveland noted
The funeral will be private at the Cleveland home and cemetery with 150 attendees and limited carriages. Clergy include Van Dyke, Richards, Beach, and Bartlett. Guards will shield streets to the cemetery to prevent accidents amid Roosevelt's visit by train to Princeton and Oyster Bay. The Chicago Board of Trade and New York exchanges reflected respect by early closings.
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Roosevelt
Governor Tort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Cleveland
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
Wm. R. Richards
Sylvester W. Beach
First Presbyterian Church of
Princeton
Maitland V. Bartlett
Clevelands
West Farms
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Exchanges Closed At One In Respect To Mr Cleveland
The exchanges were closed at one o clock in respect to the memory of Mr. Cleveland, with traders and clerks pausing to observe a moment of reflection for the former president. Local offices and financial houses observed the hour in silent tribute.
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Cleveland
Attempted express car holdup near Lynch's station
East St Louis residents report an attempted hold up of a St. Louis Illinois Traction Company express car carrying 48 000 dollars in cash and 1 000 dollars in jewelry near Lynch's station. C E Harman a Chicago and Alton train dispatcher signaled the motorman to speed up as the car passed. The highwaymen fired at the car, a bullet struck the carriage but no one was hurt.
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East St. Louis
Ill
St. Louis
Shepherd & Co. to Move Grocery to Ramona Building
Shepherd & Co. will relocate to the unoccupied half of the first floor in the new Ramona building on July 1 to gain larger salesroom and warehouse space. The move expands their sales floor from 25 by 85 feet to 25 by 100 feet and their storage from 20 by 50 to 40 by 90. The current lease runs to February with sub-lease until expiration, and the Ramona property is owned by L. B. Boellner. The firm plans Ramona as permanent headquarters with a two year lease and extension option.
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Shepherd & Co
Ramona
L. B. Boellner
Woman's Exchange at Shephard & Company Grocery
At Shephard and Company Grocery the Woman's Exchange conducts a Saturday sale of home baking and handiwork. Membership costs one dollar per year, allowing members to sell their articles, with the Exchange taking fifteen percent of goods sold or ordered.
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Woman's Exchange
Shepherd & Company
Exchange
Kansas City Live Stock Market and Local News
Kansas City cattle receipts reach two thousand with four hundred southerns. Market steady to strong. southern steers 4.00 to 7.50, southern cows 2.75 to 4.25, stockers 3.00 to 5.00, bulls 2.25 to 5.25, calves 3.50 to 5.75. Sheep receipts eight thousand. muttons 4.00 to 5.00, lambs 5.00 to 6.25. Dr Presley advertises eye and throat care. local notes on families traveling to mountains and residents arriving from Lake Arthur. Bargains in pumps noted at Stine Shoe Co.
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Kansas City
Roswell baseball loss and Hagerman share field notes
The report covers Roswell’s 15 to 4 loss to Artesia, with Caldwell pitching for Lake Hagerman and scoring notes from Hagerman in a flooded ball park. It also mentions Hagerman’s team, a fatal railway wreck near Bombay, and campers returning from Hagerman with minor injuries in a ditch incident.
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Roswell
Atesia
Caldwell
Lake Arth
G. P. Elliott
Will Austin
Hagerman
Promoter Ed Kennedy Promises Roswell Rail Plan
Message received by Mayor G A Richardson indicates Ed Kennedy and his party will arrive in Roswell to promote the Altus Roswell and El Paso Railroad. Business leaders regard the move as significant, awaiting Kennedy’s party arrival and progress on the proposal.
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G. A. Richardson
el Paso
Tex
Roswell
Ed Kennedy
Kennedy
Tomor
Altus
Visit and business ties amid distant movements
John F. McMurray arrives for an indefinite visit to attend to Cincy and farm interests. Mny train wreck in Chadron Nebraska kills five when a Chicago and Northwestern double header crashes into a washout. M. C. Martin, Joyce-Pruit Co. salesman, returns from Minnesota and Iowa with sister Miss Mabel Martin to Roswell. George W. Prichard of White heads out today for a business visit in Ros.
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John F. McMurray
Chadron
Neb
Juffe
Chicago and Northwestern
M. C. Martin
Joyce-Pruit Co
Minnesota
Iowa
Mabel Martin
Roswell
George W. Prichard
White
Ros
Sand from Hondo Spur used for New Military Institute build
Axtell and Co contractors for the New Military Institute building have awarded the sand contract to Hondo Stone Mfg Co. The agreement requires all sand used in the construction to come from the Hondo Spur pit due to its purity.
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Hondo Spur
Axtell & Co
New Military Institute
Hondo Stone Mfg. Company
Roswell Weather Report June 26 Roswell N M
U. S. Weather Bureau local report notes a max temperature of 84 and a min of 66 with a mean of 75. precipitation 0.02 inches. wind NE at 4 mph. conditions cloudy. forecast calls for tonight showers and Saturday generally fair with steady temperatures.
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Roswell
N. M
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