Prices Right THE OHIO DEMOCRATS M PATTERSON NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
Ohio Democrats nominate M Patterson for governor on the second ballot. Major party convention reports indicate Patterson secures party backing amid a crowded field.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
1
Ohio Democrats nominate M Patterson for governor on the second ballot. Major party convention reports indicate Patterson secures party backing amid a crowded field.
The Ohio state Democratic convention adopts resolutions backing purchase of Panama Canal supplies in world markets and opposing monopolies while demanding rebates and direct voting for US senators. It also pledges to curb graft and supports initiative referendum for bonds and franchises. Harrisburg moves to reconvene to nominate a Supreme Court Justice.
The protected cruiser Charleston, 9700 tons displacement and 21000 indicated horsepower with fourteen guns, will undergo a four hour open sea speed trial from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise after standardizing screws. The trial date is June 28 in Washington.
President Hadley presided over Yale commencement at Woodbridge Hall this morning with graduates and guests in attendance. Alumni dinner followed in the university dining hall where tables were set for 2,500 before the conclusion of events.
A historic brief reports German citizens respond to an imperial message with public gratitude. Officials emphasize unity and loyalty as broadcasts share the ruler's words. Citizens gather in towns to hear the address and reflect on national resolve.
Washington on June 28 District Attorney Beach moved to nolle prosequi the indictments of James T Metcalf Harry C Hallenbeck and Norman Metcalf for conspiracy to defraud the government in contracts for money order blanks The action ends the criminal case without trial and reflects a lack of evidence according to the district attorney.
A chaotic report from Paris notes a murdered crew cast overboard from a Russian warship, the new Russian ambassador to the United States and Baroness Rosen leaving Paris for Cherbourg en route to New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Texas police chiefs announce insufficient evidence to convict after careful examination. Roosevelt’s visit to Harvard amid vast ceremonies and toasts, with President Roosevelt sending praise to Emperor William and Harvard alumni dinner highlights.
Local intercollegiate meet results announced with winners across events. Standouts included multiple boats securing top honors as teams competed for overall supremacy.
Reports from Odessa describe naval mutinies aboard the Kniaz Potinkin and a torpedo boat, with officers killed at sea. Strikers block traffic, threaten bombardment of the town, and port work halts. In Texas, police chiefs convene a large annual meeting in Houston as a boy, Thomas Barton, dies of typhoid and dropsy, with funeral set for Thursday.
Portland dispatch details the annual intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson with Pennsylvanias, Soracuse, Columbia, and others competing in multiple events. Roswell, N. H., hosts the National Woman Suffrage Mission where Miss Jessie May Denning performs and receives applause. Cornell wins the eight-car freshman race and the four-car race. Parallel wires report on labor unrest in Lodz, martial law, and tentative mobilization rumors, plus a Harvard impromptu victory and church fundraising efforts in Paris.
Vigo National Bank, under heavy run this week, closed its doors this morning in Terre Haute Indiana. The action ends days of liquidity strain as customers faced uncertainty and bank authorities prepared emergency steps.
Officers and committee members worked through the day to complete reports for presentation at the convention.
July travel plans announce Pecos System round trip fares from July 2 to 7 for Carlsbad and other points with a July 5 or 7 return limit. Territorial Fair Racing Committee offers $5,000 in cash prizes for fall horse racing. Annie G. Perry files to become a United States citizen afterNorway citizenship. Wanted: woman to pick beans at Roswell Nursery Co mornings.
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