Daily Record Begins Its Second Volume Today
The Daily Record marks its second volume as it reports on investigations into the Senate.
02 Mar 1904
Page 1
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
1
The Daily Record marks its second volume as it reports on investigations into the Senate.
The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee begins weeks of hearings on the Smoot case to assess Mormon influence in politics. Joseph E. Smith testifies that he is a prophet and revelator, with revelations guiding church members and leaders, while debate rages over polygamy and church authority. Also noted are DC appropriations and Venezuelan minister Hernandez awaiting a conference with President Castro.
The report notes Japanese troop concentration near Pingyang in Corea and a looming conflict. Russian papers attack England and America. An arrest at Port Arthur for signaling the Japanese fleet is reported with threats of shooting. Civil power in Chicago shows political maneuvering where John Powers and allies use a corporate report to gain control from Harrison foes.
A nine story building under construction for hotel use at Forty Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue collapsed due to a boiler explosion. Five workers died and twenty five injured were removed from the ruins as coroner and police officials assessed fatalities. Fire crews and reserves assisted as crowds gathered.
A Sunday arrival described as a hungry looking man in a long coat and rubber collars refuses to give his name to a Roswell Daily Record reporter. The piece notes his unsure identity and attire as onlookers speculate he might be a preacher or missionary. Democratic primary conventions are set for March 7 in Roswell wards with designated polling locations including Court House and Central School.
In Kansas City on March 2 a broad walkout by baggage wagon and truckmen causes disruption. Reports say a guest at the Patterson hotel, Mrs. Dodge, was killed with two men fatally injured in the day’s unrest.
Columbus reports Gen. Charles F. Dick elected to the United States Senate by the joint ballot of the Ohio legislature for both the short and long terms. The article notes the orderly conclusion of the session and identifies Dick as the chosen successor to the late Senator Hanna.
A legal rule prescribes two year and four year terms for alderman and school directors. The convention will select city delegates March 19 at 7:50 p m at the courthouse to nominate a mayoral candidate, city clerk, and treasurer for two years each. City election set for April 5 1904 with ward delegate counts listed.
Springfield Illinois March 2 by order of Democratic Central Committee Roswell Lucius Dills chairman H F M Bear secretary national bit of strategy today the control of the political auxiliary organization known as the Cook County Democracy was obtained by the depot had been burned Willow cottonwood and Carolina Poplar for a few days Wyatt Johnson
The United States is set to pay Panama 10 million dollars and the Panama Canal Company 40 million, with full possession and transfer planned within about thirty days after a conference between Attorney General Knox and the President. Also included is a New Mexico probate notice for Joseph C. Lea with March 15 probate date.
Bucklen Arnica Salve is advertised as superior for cuts burns boils sores ulcers and more with a cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents at Pecos Valley Drug Co. Local distributor Wyatt Johnson to service cottonwood willow or Carolina Poplar. Its Iron Brew is promoted as the towns best drink.
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