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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1907
Page
2
Fibre of men More vital than differences of education
A fragment notes that human connections in the fabric of society matter more than educational disparities and that even a phonograph can reproduce a sense of shared humanity.
Hager Supporters Labeled Coyotes by Andrews
Andrews calls Hager supporters coyotes while rival felons claim they are the real big timber wolves. The remark highlights ongoing political feuding among figures described as felons and their camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legate Andrews
Hager
Pecos Valley Alfalfa Crop Expected to Grow This Year
The Pecos Valley alfalfa crop is projected to be larger than ever this year as governor influence, whether Republican or Denki, appears to shape agricultural prospects and policy support for farmers.
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Pecos Valley
Unfit Precept echoed in Historical Rhetoric
A provocative statement contrasts popular sovereignty with monarchical privilege. The assertion that the President must be aided by friends regardless of public will reflects a tension between executive influence and democratic accountability. The claim that the king can do no wrong echoes enduring debates on political power and responsibility.
Rough Rider Llewellyn Dominates Washington Clout
In a remark on influence at Washington at the time, Major Llewellyn, a Rough Rider, is said to have more sway than all the people of New Mexico combined. The statement reflects a view of individual power within the federal capital.
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Roosevelt
Major Llewellyn
Washington
New Mexico
Jackson
Frost
Andrews
Hagerman
Baron Bigstick
la Mancha
Sancho Panza
Curry Faces Lone Path in Territorial GOP Dispute
The Albuquerque Advertiser questions if Curry will go solo and avoid aligning with either Republican faction, predicting potential political upheaval in the territory.
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Curry
Albuquerque
Advertiser
Government by the people or private favor
A fragment argues that democracy is eroded when governance becomes a private matter between the president and his personal friends, implying the president shows no disposition to uphold popular sovereignty.
Appointment of Curry Tied to Roosevelt in Debate
The record states Curry's appointment was a personal matter with President Roosevelt. It notes that the American system of government was not originally designed to be autocratic.
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Curry
Roosevelt
Delegates Near Home After Washington Visit
Reports say Delegate Andre is en route from Washington with plans to meet the acting governor and discuss maintaining the old machinery. The movement signals ongoing negotiations and potential policy stances.
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Andre ‘S
Wash
Goverm
Fragmentary Note on Family Feud and Retaliation
A damaged clipping hints at a feud involving Major Liew ellgh and J. J. Hager with a retaliation visit to a son of Mr. Iman. The fragment provides little context or dates, leaving key details unclear.
Uncivil Response Tests ESS Listening Skills
A description notes a difficult test where an assessed student struggles to answer an open question without provoking an edit or escalation. The focus is on handling challenging dialogue and maintaining composure under scrutiny.
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Bably
Governor Hughes on removing state department heads
The Albuquerque Journal quotes Governor Hughes contending that a state governor should have power to remove incompetent or dishonest department heads. The paper notes that the idea might work in a state but is dangerous in a territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
Albuquerque Journal
Fragmentary political clipping with names and motives
A fragment from the Albany Advertiser mentions Roosevelt, New Me Republicans, and Curry a Democrat, noting the absence of any sign Curry has altered his views for Roosevelt or others. The text is garbled and offers little verifiable context or dates.
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Evelt
Curry
Sevelt
Buquengque Advertiser
Almanac Claims to Seek Hagerman Removal in New Mexican
The New Mexican editorial voice, long suspected of opposing Hagerman, finally supports removal after Washington’s executive message. The paper allegedly resisted a direct stance until then, using tactics to influence the executive’s choice and discredit Hagerman as grafts and instability are blamed on its owner.
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New Mexican
The
Almanac
Hagerman
Washington
Legislative Assembly
Albuquerque
Dem
New Mexico Gov Hagerman Fired Sparks Territorial Fury
A Kansas City paper laments Governor Herbert J. Hagerman’s removal by the President, rails against New Mexico and Arizona, questions motives, and predicts the firing is tied to White House favoritism for allies in the Philippines. The piece condemns “home rule” calls and defends Hagerman’s character while criticizing federal influence.
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Missouri
Kansas City Journal
New Mexico
Herbert J. Hagerman
Hagerman
Philippines
Ireland
Finland
Cuba
Arizona
Oregon's Big Stick cited as public reform triumph
Reprinted from Bryan's Commoner the St Louis Globe-Democrat notes Oregon views the initiative and referendum as a democratic enhancement not a failure. Pacific Monthly from Portland argues the mechanism empowers the people, with keen praise for Western political progress and self government.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan
Oregon
The
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Lute Pease
Pease
Republic
United States
Ore
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
Hagerman praised as best New Mexico governor in decades
An Artesia Advocate piece defends Herbert J. Hagerman praising his pure motives and untarnished record as governor. It argues any wrongdoing in the Pennsylvania Development case predates his tenure and labels the vote-buying accusation frivolous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia Advocate
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
President and New Mexico machine in the public eye
A political column critiques the New Mexico machine era and the Hagerman dismissal. It contrasts factions seeking reform with those chasing results, mocks pledges to governance, and imagines Roosevelt and structural clashes in a vivid, period voice.
Property Monuments and the Quest for Permanent Boundaries
The article argues that property disputes stem from faulty survey descriptions and urges permanent boundary monuments. It cites the need for durable markers, preferably stone or metal, and warns against reestablishing lost corners. It notes courts may revise surveyor decisions when original locations are lost and highlights the role of accuracy and permanence in surveying.
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State Agricultural College
Use of Iron Pipe for Property Corner Markers
R W Ray discusses standard practice for marking property corners using iron pipe, noting 0.5 inch to 1/2 inch diameter pipes of three to four feet, with exposed markers on rocks or ledges when available. He urges legal regulation due to perishable monuments, recommends burying corners below frost line in frost-prone cities and placing markers above ground for easy location.
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R. W. Ray
What constitutes real success in business and society
A Kansas City Star excerpt debates the meaning of success beyond wealth. It weighs moral motives, public impact, and social value, arguing that true greatness lies in service to others rather than flashy wealth or conspicuous possessions. It contrasts private riches with community benefit and notes rising moral scrutiny of moneyed power.
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Larhare
Acting Governor Raynolds A Western Born Leader
James Wallace Raynolds, born March 23 1873 in Pueblo Colorado, rises from pioneer Southwest roots. He studied Canton Ohio and MIT earning an M E degree, and after marriage to Brownie Baum has three sons. He helped organize the territorial secretary’s office in 1897 and served as Secretary of the Territory, later succeeding Wallace and being twice re appointed.
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Raynolds
Santa Fe
New Mexican
James Wallace Raynolds
Southwest
Pueblo
Colorado
Ge i
Las Vegas
Canton
Ohio
William McKinley
Cantona
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brownie Baum
Omaha
George H. Wallace
Territory
First National Bank
Territorial
Wallace
Will Visit Old Mexico
Mississippi financiers and their families will take a ten days trip to the Mexican republic after the State Bankers association convention in Vicksburg. Four special Pullmans will carry the party from here via New Orleans and Texas to key sites in Mexico with attorneys and professionals invited to join.
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Old Mexico
Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi
Mexican Republic
State Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
National Park
Special Bond Election On Sewerage System In Vicksburg
May 7 election in Vicksburg Mississippi to approve a 250000 bond issue for city sewerage construction with expectations of a two thirds majority supporting the measure.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Atlantic City Banquet To Boost Resort Popularity
Atlantic City New Jersey May 7 United States Senator Frank O Briggs Governor E C Stokes and Mayor Reyburn of Philadelphia will be guests at a reception and smoker hosted by the Atlantic City Business League this evening. Over a thousand local business men will attend and plans will be discussed to raise the resort's popularity.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Frank O. Briggs
E. C. Stokes
Reyburn
Philadelphia
Atlantic City Business League
Legal Blanks for Sale at Record Office
Record Office advertises legal blanks available for purchase. Includes forms for notices, filings, and official notices. Buyers can obtain standard templates and blank documents suitable for legal proceedings and public requirements.
For Sale Classified Ads and Property Listings
A dense classified section lists land scrip and numerous sale notices. Items include two white burros, multiple houses for sale on various streets, 40 feet shelving, moveable houses, vacant lots on South Hill, and 20 acres with a five room house and artesian well. Carlton & Bell advertise several parcels including 600 acres near Roswell and open fence materials. Also notes about silver certificate exchange and potential delays in relief measures.
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South Hill
Carlton & Bell
For Rent Notices at 510 N Richardson and N Main St
Two furnished rooms available for rent in the city. One at 510 N Richardson and another at near Western Grocery Co on N Main St. Inquiries through Mrs. Clem's boarding house.
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N. Richardson
Western Grocery Co
Clem
N. Main St
Notice of Dressmaking and Sewing Services
First class dressmaking and plain sewing offered at affordable prices. Located at 118 N Pecos St. or contact by phone 127 for price details.
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N. Pecos St
Lost bag of clothes found during convention week
Found. A bag of soiled clothes found during convention week may be claimed by the owner. Call 110 N. Richardson Ave to identify and pay for this advertisement.
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N. Richardson Ave
Wanted Help Advertisements Include Roswell Notices
Classified notices request general housework and a lady cook in Roswell with specific wages and boarding. A reliable man is sought to manage a horse in Chicago area. A traveler for a mercantile house with large capital seeks candidates, offering weekly pay and expenses with optional home headquarters.
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Chicago
Mercantile House
J. A. Alexander
Plymouth Place
Roswell Deed Filings Record Transfers and Splits
Filings in the Probate Clerk and Recorder indicate several Roswell property transfers. Mary P Doole to J J Rosecoe for 1 dollar a correction deed covers lots 5 6 and 7 block 7 West Side. Dan S Park and wife to Marie V Sparks 10000 includes lot 13 block 13 Roswell with a strip and water right from an artesian well and an interest in the south wall of the Texas block. Marie V Sparks to First National Bank of Roswell for 1 dollar and other consideration the south half of lot 1 block 2 Roswell. Nelson Nokes and wife to Stanley C Clark 375 for 208 feet square in 22-10-24. Dolly Carmack and husband to Jennie Craig 500 lot 1 Bonney sub division lots 11 12 15 and 14 block 1 Tayrbers addition to Roswell. Millard W Stone to Earl Stone 1 and other consideration a fourth interest in 147 acres in 3 and 27-10-24 a fourth interest in lot 6 block 27 Roswell and several other lots in West Side and North Spring River additions to Roswell.
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Probate Clerk
F. P. Gayle
Mary P.doole
J. J. Rosecoe
West Side
Roswell
Dan S. Park
Marie V. Sparka
Texas
Marie V. Sparks
First National Bank of
Tayrbers
Millard W. Stone
Earl Stone
Ee Side
North Spring River
Meeting of Metal Workers in Toledo Amid Wage Scale Talks
Locals of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers from across the country sent representatives to the annual meeting in Toledo on May 7. The convention will consider wage scale matters affecting many cities and is expected to be important for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metal Workers
Toledo
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Emillio Not Captured as Reports Prove False
Lincoln travelers confirm the Lincoln stage driver statement that Rosario Emillio, the escaped murderer, has not been captured. Local officers now regard last Friday night’s claim of his arrest in the White Mountains as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emillio
Lincoln
Rosario Emillio
White Mountains
Mrs Dudley Branham Dies After Illness
Mrs. Dudley Branham aged 29 died Sunday night at 10 at her home 500 South Sea Avenue. She came here nine months ago for tuberculosis treatment but relief seemed unlikely. She left behind many friends and cheerful memories. The remains were shipped to Seymour Texas with her husband her mother Mrs Mitchell and brother Nick Blaiacnett accompanying. Mr Branham is a cousin of Mayor J W Stockard.
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Dudley Branham
South Sea Avenue
Nick
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N. M
Mont
Twee
Associated Press
Liewellgh
J. J. Hager
Mr. Iman
Kipling
Kipling’s Candy Store
Big Stick
Payton
Joyce-Pruit Co
Woodruff & DeFreest
Kansas City Star
National City Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Panama
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Aldrich
W. G Skillman
Kentucky Ave
H .P
L. K. McGaffey
N. Main Street
R. L. & T. H. Malone
Austin
Oasis Ranch
Main Street
Sub-Treasury
I. F. Berry
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co
Victor
Kemp
North Main ST
Roswell, N. M
W. ©. Reid
J. M. Hervey
T. E. Presley
Oklahoma Block
R. E. Lund
Nining Law
N. Main
C. B. Hutchinson
Mary B. Hutchinson
American School of Osteopathy
Kiskaville
Missour
W. 4Th St
Russell & Brown
East 2Nd Street
Alameda Greenhouse
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