Cadets Win Close Game At Amusement Park
The Military Institute team, strengthened by two town players, beat the El Paso White Sox in a four to three opening game of a four game series. Hester pitched well for NM M I with 11 strikeouts, while Gallagher allowed seven hits. Jaffa Miller starred with three hits in three at bats as outfielders shone for the Institute.
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the Military Institute
el Paso White Sox
Amusement Park
Hester
Gallagher
el Paso
White Sox
Jaffa Miller
Institute
Stewart
Miller
Leland
Hornbrook
N. M
Gammon
Crowell
P. Rie
Caldwell
Lonman
Ae Ag Leland
Sig
EBL
Sury
Stol- Hester
Gray
Ball
Schuster
Bowman
Atten
Pierce Surrenders to Texas Authorities
H. Clay Pierce chairman of Waters-Pierce Oil Co surrenders through his attorney J D Johnson to Texas authorities on an indictment charging perjury in an affidavit to reinstate the company in Texas a part of the Standard Oil line. Judge Henry S Priest sought a writ of habeas corpus in the case.
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St. Louis
J.D. Johnson
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Texas
Watere-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Henry S. Priest
Pierce
Caneer
U.S
Adame
Imported Sheep Dipping Rules Issued for Owners
New regulations from the department on sheep importations require that every imported sheep be dipped by its owner. The directive, issued in Washington D C on May 6, mandates owner responsibility for proper parasite control and compliance with the dipping procedures outlined.
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United States
Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
el Paso Herald
D. C
Patrick to return to Hillsboro for trial in Texas
Patrick, denied habeas relief in district court, heads back to Hillsboro Texas tonight to face two indictments from six years ago. He planned Supreme Court review but Sheriff Cox pressed for delay and no further time was available. Patrick will be escorted by Mrs. Patrick and their baby from Dexter.
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Doud Patrick
Hillsore
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Cox
Hill County
Patrick
Hillsboro
Dexter
Baby
Roswell
Carlsbad Board Names School Teaching Staff
The Carlsbad Board of Education met yesterday and elected the teaching corps for the upcoming year. J. M. Powell will serve as superintendent with Mrs. R. S. Wood as principal. The 7th and 8th grade will be taught by Miss Kernodle, 5th and 6th by Mrs. Swickard and Miss Bulah Reiff, 4th by Miss Hendren, 2nd and 3rd by Miss Geyer, and primary by Mrs. Wilmuth with Miss King as assistant. Oma Johnson is listed as substitute teacher.
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Carlsbad
Board of Education For
J. M. Powell
R. S. Wood
Kernodle
Swickard
Bulah Reiff
Hendren
Miss Geyer
Wilmuth
Miss King
Oma Johnson
Railway Telegram Signals K C and Carlsbad Progress
President Scott reports rapid progress on the Kansas City and Carlsbad railroad short line. Chief Engineer Edwards is locating a station in Ada while objective points include Kansas City Joplin Muskogee Wewoka Duncan Carlsbad El Paso and San Diego with definite information expected within ten days.
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Scott
K. C. and
Carlsbad
Muskogee
I. T
E. P. Bujac
N. M
Edwards
Ada
Kansas City
Joplin
Wewoka
Duncan
el Paso
San Diego
H. W. Scott
K. C
Civil Service Exams Held for Lab Helper Posts in Agriculture
Washington May 9 Civil Service examinations were held to fill six vacancies for laboratory helper in the bureau of chemistry of the department of agriculture. Successful applicants will receive salaries of 600 dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Band Concert Free Open Air At Court House Park
Prof. Croft leads a free Thursday night concert in the court house park featuring Character March Lampe Grand Fantasie Diexie Otto Lange March and Two-step Vandercok Concert Polka Cornet Solo Hern don The Troopers March Huffer Jungle Echoes Cocoanut Dance Hildreth Old Kentucky Home Variations for Clarinet Masten Overture Rival Pettee E A Clayton visited from Artesia Mrs H C Evans improved after rest James F Hinkle back from Kansas City cattle stall Hagerman ranch reports storm damage fruit and grass cattle losses Change program Majestic tonight. 1 cents.
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Croft
Court House Park
Lampe
Diexie
Otto Lange
Vandercok
Cornet
Hern
Huffer
Hildreth
Old Kentucky
James F. Hinkle
Kansas City
Hagerman Ranch
Kansas
Roswell Weather Report May 9 Forecast Cloudy Then Warmer
Local report from Roswell New Mexico notes maximum 80 minimum 54 and mean 67 with .07 inches of precipitation. Wind 5 mph. Cloudy conditions with forecast for Roswell and vicinity show a cloudy night and Friday, colder tonight and warmer Friday.
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Roswell
N. M
Wright, Fa Charge
New Mexico Military Institute Plans Large Class Graduation
A sizable graduating class is set to leave New Mexico Military Institute this year as teens complete their studies and prepare for next steps. The announcement highlights strong enrollment and promising futures for the graduates.
Commencement Plans for New Mexico Military Institute May Week
Invitations issue for the New Mexico Military Institute commencement exercises set for May 19 to 22 with a graduating class including Jaffa Miller and others. The program lists drills, parades, baseball games, a dramatic club night, a graduation ceremony with salutations and diplomas, and a final ball.
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New Mexico Military Institute
William M. Best
Walter Coppinger
J. Elliott Doyle
C.C. Hill
Christian Church of Roswell
Butt
Board of Regents and Visitors
Jaffa Miller
William Frederick Slocum
Colorado College
McClure
Baltic Runs Aground After Mud Bank Incident
The White Star steamship Baltic ran aground in the channel an hour after leaving the pier for Liverpool. High tide attempts to refloat her failed. sea is calm and no danger to passengers. Among those aboard are Andrew Carnegie and wife H H Rogers and wife, and the Countess of Yarmouth, sister of Harry K Thaw.
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New York
White Star
Baltic
Liverpool
Andrew Carnegie
H. H. Rogers
Countess of
Yarmouth
Harry K. Thaw
Fire Ravages University Building Killing Two Artists
In Kansas City Missouri on May 9 a dawn search recovered at least one body, artist Miss Aurora Wittebert, and Professor Georges De Mare among the dead. Officials fear more victims remain in the ruins as survivors expected to recover.
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Kansas City
Aurora Wittebert
Wittebert
Georges de Mare
Russian Countess Victim and Artist Among Sufferers
Miss Alexandra Blumberg a Russian Countess and artist has skull fracture and a third floor studio. Georges DeMare an artist of note died by jumping. Miss Wittebert a piano instructor with a fifth floor studio is believed suffocated.
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Ly Hurt
Alexandra Blumberg
Privy Council
Georges DeMare
Wittebert
Portu Wreck Passengers Rescued except Thirteen
An official report from Montevideo states the French steamer Portu wrecked off San Jose Ignacio had all passengers rescued except thirteen. Seven are known to be drowned and six are missing.
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Portu
San Jose
Burns-O'Brien Fight Ends Amid Bets Fold Controversy
In Los Angeles on May 9 Burns defeated O'Brien by decision after bets were called off. Reports cite a purse dispute and a supposed plan by Burns to let O'Brien win. Burns later claimed he broke a prefight promise and chose to win to avoid tricking the public. Manager McCarey confirmed Burns statement.
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O'Brien
O’brien
Burns
McCarey
The
Pacific Athletic Club Today
Motion for Discharge of Receiver Adjourned in Uncle Sam Oil Case
Federal Court in Fort Scott Kansas adjourned without hearing the motion to discharge the receiver in the Uncle Sam Oil Company case. Judge Pollock will hear the motion in Topeka, the announcement said.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Pollock
Topeka
Fatal Rear End Collision Near Cincinnati Station
One man was killed another fatally injured and two more seriously hurt in a rear end wreck at Jones station seven miles south of Hamilton Ohio on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad. All victims were employees. no passengers injured.
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SION
Cincinnati
Jones Station
Hamilton
Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Bank suit seeks eight thousand on notes and foreclosure
The Hagerman National Bank sues George C Stanford and John W Langford and their wives for about eight thousand dollars claimed on notes with twelve percent interest from January 1 1907 and ten percent attorney's fees plus foreclosure of a mortgage on 280 acres in 3 15 26 and on two Hagerman lots. G A Richardson represents the bank. Sallie B Polk seeks divorce from Roger Q Polk with J T Evans attorney. In re Helen Monroe Doss and minors sale of real estate. Patton and Gibbany sue Thomas Weatherby on contract. Richardson also appears as plaintiff's attorney.
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Hagerman National Bank
George C. Stanford
John W Langford
Hagerman
G. A. Richardson
Sallie B. Polk
Roger Q. Polk
J. T. Evans
Helen Monroe Doss
Patton & Gibbany
Joyce-Pruit Co
Thomas Weatherby
G.A. Richardson
Mrs. Cooley Convicted of Assault and Battery
The jury found Mrs. Henrietta Cooley guilty of assault and battery for beating her thirteen year old step daughter Silvia Cooley in district court. No motion for a new trial was announced. The trial took most of yesterday and part of today.
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Henrietta Cooley
M. E. Simpson
Arch Hill
Improvements at the Majestic Under New Manager
Under B. F. Harlow the Majestic Theater has been repainted with black interior walls and windows, and the front painted red. The manager is advancing the theater's value and appeal for patrons and showcases the updated interior and exterior styling.
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The
Majestic
B. F. Harlow
Majestic Theater
Harlow
No Juror Chosen In Haywood Trial In Idaho
Boise May 9 No juror chosen for the Haywood murder trial at Caldwell as the panel faced excusals and bias. The state lists 151 witnesses including Harry Orchard and Governor Peabody's family, with Orchard seen as key witness. defense counsel includes Darrow and Nugent.
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Talesman
Counnsel
Harry Orchard
Peabody
Colorado
Cora Peabody
W. E. Carleton
C. C. Hamlin
Mine Owners’ Association of
Cripple Creek
Sherman Bell
Bulkeley Wells Adjutant General
Julian Steunenberg
Steve Adams
W. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Caldwell
Idaho
Haywood
Charles H. Moyer
George A. Pettibone
Moyer
Pettibone
Orchard
James H. Hawley
U. S
W. E. Boran
O. M. van Duyn
George Stone
Canyon County
Messrs. E. F. Richardson
Denver
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Edgar L. Wilson
Boise
Joan W. Nugent
Fred Miller
Spokane
Washington
Ada County
William D. Haywood
America
Wall Street
New York
Prosecutors Describe Death Verdict From December 30, 1905
Prosecutors say the death occurred on December 30, 1905, detailing evidence and chain of events leading to the verdict. The report frames the outcome within the ongoing case and notes the formal conclusions drawn by investigators.
Suburban Passenger Train Wreck Near Lawn Dale
Suburban train No. 114 on the Burlington between Aurora and Chicago wrecked near Lawn Dale six miles from Chicago. Mrs. Mary Miller died later from injuries and thirteen others were seriously hurt. The engine struck a broken rail and toppled off the track, dragging the first coach and baggage car before the rear coaches stayed on the embankment.
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Chicago
Burlington
Aurora
Lawndale
Mary Miller
Roswell Encounters Lively Hail and Rain Storm
A morning storm hit Roswell at eleven o fifteen with fast hail and rain lasting about fifteen minutes. Hail was small and light damage reported though in South Spring and the Roswell area hail was heavy with up to an inch stones piling in low spots. The storm path moved northwest to southeast and did not flood the lower valley.
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Roswell
North Hill
South Spring
World middleweight title bid in Los Angeles by Sulli van and Kelly
On Friday night in Los Angeles May 10 Jack Sulli van and Hugo Kelly will contest for the world middleweight championships. Bulletins by rounds will be received at the Free Coinage saloon.
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Los Angeles
Jack
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Rise in Kansas City Market
Live stock report from Kansas City on May 9 shows cattle receipts at 4,000 with 500 southern heads and sheep at 5,000. Market remains steady to strong with values across cattle and sheep including southern steers 4.00 to 5.50, western fed steers 4.25 to 5.60, muttons 5.50 to 6.75, lambs 7.10 to 8.60, range wethers 6.75 to 7.00, and fed ewes 5.50 to 6.75.
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Kansas City
Mrs Allison to Return to La Cananea after Visit
Mrs W D Allison plans to depart this evening or tomorrow by auto route to her home in La Cananea Mexico after a six week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs R W Johnston. She was summoned by her mother’s illness which is reported greatly improved. J M Peacock returned from Independence Mo where he attended the death bed and funeral last Saturday night and burial Tuesday.
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W. D. Allison
la Cananea
Mexico
R. W. Johnston
J. M. Peacock
Independence
Lost Monogram Pin Reward For Return
Monogram class pin missing with liberal reward offered. Please return to Record Office. Record staff adjourned early today to attend the ball game.
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Record Office
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Don
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Artesia
H. C. Evans
U. 8 Weather Bureau
Ray
Montevideo
Port
Burns-O’brien
Cal
Tommy Burns
Clares
Colli
Steunenberg
Haymarket
Steunenburg
Colonado
Butcher
Roosevelt
Coeur -Alene Mountains
California
Standard Oil
Coeur d'Alenes
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Butte
Montana
Coeur d' Alenes
Bunker & Sullivan
Wallace
Moyer and Pettibone
Coeur d’Alenes
Frank Steinemberg
Federation
Indianapolis
Ind
Drug Trust
U. S. Circuit Court For
District of Indiana
Joseph B. Keating
National Association of Retail Druggists
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Tripartite Proprietors
Charles C. Bombaugh
Bombaugh
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