Institute Wins Again in Soldiers Boys Game
The Institute team defeated Roswell to in a soldiers boys basketball game reported yesterday.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
1
The Institute team defeated Roswell to in a soldiers boys basketball game reported yesterday.
Roswell's Military Institute cadets edged the town team 6 to 3 as errors cost the locals. Walker pitched for the Institute surrendering eight hits while Conroy committed the two costly mistakes. Leland hit a home run for Roswell and Wynne stole twice as the cadets and town team prepared for rematches tomorrow afternoon at the Military Institute grounds.
A passenger train collision between the Bluegrass Special and a freight train near Burgin Highbridge on the Queen and Crescent railway leaves twenty injured and three dead. The night Burgin operator’s relief and missed duty blamed for the crash. The unsettled cause cites lack of orders and operator absence days. The piece also notes political life of the Duke and succession to Cavendish after his death.
New York City plans a record breaking delegation to the Democratic national convention in Denver with no fewer than 1400 Tammany Hall members expected. Thomas F. Smith, secretary of Tammany Hall, confirms the party will be larger than usual.
Roswell Lodge No. 969 B. P. O. Elks will elect officers at its regular meeting in the lodge room on Tuesday evening March 24 at 7 30 o'clock. Other important business will be transacted and full attendance is requested. 12 A. Hanny E R
Russell engages in carriage work amid live stock market notes. The entry notes transportation and trade context with emphasis on practical services.
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 9000 with 200 southern head. Southern steers bring 6.25, cows 3.25 to 5.00, stockers 4.00 to 5.90, bulls 3.50 to 5.00, calves 3.50 to 6.25. Western offerings push prices upward. Lyceum program at Christian Church on Mar 27 features flute solo, vocal selections by Walter Paylor Irene Murray, piano duet, and Col J W Willson lecture NATURALNESS.
The Democratic Territorial Central Committee announced the May 28 convention date to choose delegates for the Denver gathering, with Tucson as the venue. In other news the Republican convention is slated for April 8 in Tucson. Hog receipts totaled 15,000 with strong market activity across bulk and packer categories.
In St Louis on March 24, wool stayed steady while the wool market and meat trade posted strong receipts. Mrs C H Hale and Miss Wilson opened a new millinery store at 314 North Richardson, occupying the Evans boarding house site with a full line of bright goods.
Spencer Compton Cavendish eighth duke of Devonshire died in Cannes today of heart failure. He was born July 23 1833. His death leaves a gap in Great Britain public life according to London reports.
A dedication service on Sunday March 22 1908 at the Christian church featured a paper read by Mrs. Fred J. Beck and lauded Martha Stone Hancock born January 28 1832 in Clinton County Missouri who died January 28 1904 at seventy two. The remarks highlighted her westward move in 1864 to Colorado and later to the Pecos Valley, her charitable church work and steadfast faith. The event noted her influence on the church building and her motto Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
The American car was lost in swamps near Los Banos last night but found this morning. It resumed the journey to San Francisco, arriving Gilroy at 9 45 and heading for San Jose expected 11 30 with a 3 00 am target to San Francisco. Shipments planned to Alaska soon.
Boston March 24 The local wool market is dull but prices are well maintained. Some improvement reported from mill centers though many looms idle. An estimate shows 40 to 55 percent of New England looms at work on men's wear goods. Foreign demand hampered by London sales opening.
An assortment of items including a horse shoer touting low rates and elite claims, legal actions in supreme court over the Sibley act cutting rates, complaints about unlisted salaries in annual reports, and a dining promotion at Henry's near Jewett billiard hall.
Ten day registration window ends tomorrow night as Roswell residents are urged to verify their names to ensure eligibility to vote in the upcoming city election. Officials warn contests could arise and urge preparation to avoid trouble. Also advertised is the New Oil Stoves from Enterprise Hardware Co. contact number 378.
Engineer Burns conducts surveys for preliminary plans to be presented to bond buyers before selling the city water works and sewer bonds. The plans will guide the water works commission and be ready on or before April 10.
Zinks announces a cash sale offering all cut glass and hand painted china at actual cost. This opportunity invites shoppers to purchase fine wares at reduced prices.
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Private notice offers a good S room cottage for sale by R. H. McCune, Building and Loan Man. East front location with brass and shade trees valued at 2500 dollars, sale price 1700 with easy payments. Contact 2087.
John A. Wishard of Stanton county Nebraska was arrested in Omaha on an indictment charging violation of federal banking laws. The grand jury returned the indictment at Marshall Texas and Wishard agreed to bond for future appearance before a U S Commissioner, saying he does not understand the indictment.
Last chance this season for strawberries at Spencer Seedless Apple Co Litf as only a few hundred plants remain available.
Lincoln Nebraska March 24 Attorney General Thompson writes to Omaha attorney Breckenridge that he will not dismiss lawsuits against express companies in Nebraska. He charges the firms with little disposition to obey the law and a reckless disregard for regulatory requirements.
An inquiry started in St Louis may precede ouster suits in several states against lumber firms accused of price fixing and dampening competition. The move follows Supreme Court ouster actions by Attorney General Hadley naming forty seven lumber companies as defendants. Missouri and Texas are noted as having power to conduct such investigations. We are offering a new oven suitable for gas gasoline and oil stoves. See Enterprise Hardware Co 202
San Francisco reports D. W. Stevens, advisor to the Korean council, is improving after an assassination attempt. John Pollard headed to the Diamond A camp at Twin Butte to gather supplies as the Pecos Valley apple industry is highlighted by the Roswell Commercial Club.
Cabinet decides to accept China invitation for part of the fleet's return voyage from the Pacific and to decline further invitations. Other stops limited to coaling. no additional visits planned. Various locals and visitors noted in Hagerman area and nearby towns today.
Secretary Metcalf told a workers committee that Congress would approve an emergency two million dollar appropriation for armor and armament. He asserted no layoffs would be needed at navy yards after the funds were secured, following reports of possible discharges across the fleet.
In a concise ad, R F Crus promotes Texas Shop offering neat repair work and scientific horse-shoeing by two shoers and three repair men. It touts reasonable prices and indoor buggy space, warns boys won t stand in sun, and notes rubber tires always on hand.
John W. Stewart former Vermont governor was appointed U S Senator by Governor Fletcher Procter to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Redfield Procter in Procter Vermont on March 24.
R F Barnett W T Wells and C P Shearman of Roswell were in a serious railroad wreck near Torcon Mexico last Friday night. Herbert Fitzgerald missed the wreck by one day. Several cars jumped the track on main and second rails injuring one man Oliver Gro. Wells was recalled home to close a deal but will depart in ten days for an extended business trip to British Columbia.
U S Weather Bureau local report Roswell New Mexico observation at 6 00 a m temperatures max 73 min 35 mean 54 precipitation 00 wind west at 5 miles weather clear forecast tonight fair and warmer Wednesday partly cloudy
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