Peage Talked Of Russia Prospects With Japan
Russia plans to propose peage style talks with Japan as part of a larger effort to ease tensions. Officials indicate a framework could involve trade and maritime concerns, with no confirmed dates set.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
1
Russia plans to propose peage style talks with Japan as part of a larger effort to ease tensions. Officials indicate a framework could involve trade and maritime concerns, with no confirmed dates set.
Reports from St Petersburg describe police arresting a suspicious loiterer found with a bomb near Grand Duke Alexei's palace. The Grand Duke reportedly traveled abroad incognito for two weeks as pacific proposals gain ground.
T J Anderson sold all stock and John W Rhea J E Rhea and C L Stone were added as stockholders. Directors named K S Woodruff W R Clements J W Rhea J E Rhea and C L Stone elected for the year with W R Clements as president J W Rhea as vice president and C L Stone as secretary and treasurer. The firm capitalizes at 40600 and remains a leading Roswell business.
Federal grand jury questioned R C Howe, manager of the Armour Packing plant at Omaha, about the beef trust. He spent two hours before the panel, declined to discuss proceedings, and would not comment on railroad preference for trusts.
At the Methodist Episcopal church, South last night a special program by R. M. Parsons Sunday school class drew at least 200 attendees. The theme Heaven covered questions on location inhabitants and admission, with Miss Costa performing The Holy City and Miss Rabb offering a beautiful vocal number.
Government brief items of national interest summarized from the capital. Notable actions, speeches, and policy notes appear with dates and key officials. Provides a concise snapshot of federal activities affecting governance and public affairs.
London reports a Venezuela agreement with German bondholders is signed and en route to London for British signatories. Roosevelt offers Truman Newberry the assistant secretary of the Navy post. Midshipman Arrowwood’s court martial sentence is approved. Mex ambassador Dor Amniz is gravely ill after attending the inaugural ceremony. Additional items note a Roswell carnival pitch, local council discussion, and early spring desertion of prospects and visitors.
Mrs C M Bird and infant arrive home after visiting Mr Bird in Carlsbad since Saturday. Mr Bird plans to stay for Sunday and expects the district court at Carlsbad to adjourn around next Tuesday. Mrs Courtney Holstein of Dexter visits Mrs W C Winston.
A large crowd attended the Presbyterian church annual meeting last night. Reports from Sunday school Y P S C E Ladies Aid Missionary Society and church boards showed fluent activity, spiritual strength, and financial health with 84 new members added since the last report, all through regular church channels.
The Dexter town well is finished with dual water streams from a single source. A medium depth sweet water supply is cased off from deeper sulphur water, allowing either one or both to be used separately or together. Sulphur water reaches 950 feet and, when used alone, rises 30 inches above ground. combined, flow is stronger. Sweet water for drinking and home use. sulphur water for irrigation. Mrs. Peck's remains arrive tonight from Denver. funeral plans to follow.
Albert Bell, famed mail pouch robber, escaped from McNeil’s Island U S Prison today and is at large in heavy woods. Deputy marshals with hounds scour the island. Bell, arrested last April for Seattle mail pouch theft, had previously escaped from officers two years ago while en route from Denver to Philadelphia.
Pittsburg, March 23. Reno Dardain and William J. Byers were hanged here today. Upon the first drop at Byers, the loop slipped, dropping him to the ground until the sheriff removed the noose and cap and carried him to jail. After a second adjustment, Byers died of strangulation following his confession to killing August J. Layton.
The afternoon train from the north is reported five hours late due to various excursions attached, delaying service and impacting travelers’ plans.
Charles Hood of Wellington Kansas moved to Roswell last night from down the Valley. F100 to loan Kellahin and Calfee.
A large crowd escorted L. D. Danenberg on a movable bed to the station as he was carried to a train bound for La Porte Texas near Galveston. Mrs Danenberg and many friends expressed hopes for his speedy recovery and return. Danenberg was joined by his brother Nathan and Dr Beeson.
Burlington rain No. 4 traveling from Grand Island to Lincoln was wrecked in West Lincoln today. Thirty one people were injured though none fatally. The smoking car and near coach turned over. engine and baggage car stayed on track.
A compact advertisement touts electric cooking as a cleaner alternative. It invites readers to call phone number 141 or visit 214 North Main to learn more about electricity powered cooking. The notice emphasizes freedom from smoke and soot and offers a demonstration option.
Roswell Canning Factory directors will meet at the Roswell Commercial Club rooms at 7:30 this evening. Full attendance is desired as important business is on the agenda.
The Crowter Lumber Company plans to open a new lumber yard and a bank at Lake Arthur in April, expanding local commerce and service options.
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico on March 23 notes a mean temperature of 60 degrees, a 0.00 inch precipitation, and wind from the west at 14 miles per hour with clear conditions. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures.
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