Albuquerque Wins First Game of Commencement Series
The Albuquerque team wins the opener in the commencement series with a clutch string of hits guiding them to a narrow early lead.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
1
Albuquerque Beats Military Institute 9-1 in Opening Game
In a crowded afternoon contest at Amusement Park, Albuquerque defeated the Military Institute 9 to 1. Stalwart pitching by Gargano and Hester held the cadets to five hits while Albuquerque capitalized on timely plays and errors, with Kennard on defense and strong fielding pleasing the fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuqherque
Military Institute
Amusement Park
Institute
Stinning
Gallegos
Kennard
Leland
Ca Ets
Bnly
Nichols
Cadets
Ait
Chiantan
Yma
Hester
Bowman
Mike Freeman
Gangano
Gargano
Albuquerque
Aes
Albuquerque Drives Past S22 In Low-Scoring Tilt
In a tight game Albuquerque wins 1 0 as pitching dominates. Hester leads offense with multiple steals and a string of strikeouts while Galgano and Lassater contribute on defense. Key plays include double plays O Rourke to Gammon in seventh and Clancy to Kunt to Graham in eighth. Attendance not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailes M
Albuquerque
M. M
Hester
Lowman
Kunz
Gra
Kennard
Graham
Leland
Lopez
Galgano
Lassater
Stewart
O’rourke
Gammon
Clancy
Kunt
Bowman
Freeman
Natural Gas Association Opens Three Day Joplin Meeting
The Natural Gas Association of America begins a three day convention in Joplin on May 21 with wide membership present. The group aims to protect natural gas interests nationwide, marking its first general meeting since its February 20 1996 founding. Mitchell of St Joseph presides as president with Dunkel of Lawrence as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcems
K. M. Mitchell
St. Joseph
Joseph Dunkel
Lawrence
The Friends of Labor to Premier at Kalich Theatre
A May 21 New York drama will debut at the Kalich theater starring only men with no love scenes. Titled The Friends of Labor, the play centers on prominent politicians and socialist themes. Tickets are managed by the New York Socialist party and officials confirm the show moves to the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kalich
Friends of Labor
New York Socialist
Advertising Men to Host Banquet in New York
In connection with the National Advertising show at Madison Square Garden the New York Advertising Men's League will hold a banquet. Arthur Brisbane editor of the New York Evening Journal and Dr. W. Sful are listed among speakers. The event closes Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
New York Advertising Men’s League
Arthur Brisbane
W York Evening Journal
Sful
Texas Eagles Meet in San Antonio May 21 Date of Home for Indigent Eagles
Texas Eagles gather in San Antonio for the state meeting as they consider establishing a home for indigent members. The state lodge holds a $100,000 fund for the project and may set a home location at the convention with delegates from major Texas cities and towns in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Eagles
Alamo City
San Antonio
Tex
Texas State Meeting of
Eagles
State Lodge
Texas
Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Memphis
Confederate memorial day was observed in Memphis on May 21, moving from June 3 to accommodate veterans joining the general reunion at Dhmond. Old soldiers took a leading part in the exercises firing a salute over graves of the dead sons of Dixie. K. D. Meilair of Memphis is the principal figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Dhmond
Sons of Dixie
K. D. Meilar
Kansas Drug Gists Gather for Three Day Convention
Several hundred members of the Kansas Druggists Association convene in Kansas City Missouri for a three day annual meeting. Highlights include discussions of the pure food law and the ongoing patent medicines crusade with talks by pharmaceutical experts from Kansas and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower State Druggists
Kansas City
Kansas Druggists’ Association
Innsas City
Kan
North Dakota Officials Meet in Grand Forks Convention
North Dakota state officials including Governor Burke Attorney General McCue and State Auditor Holmes join county auditors and abetepors from most counties in Grand Forks for the annual two association convention lasting three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
John Burke
Meral McCue
H. J. Holmes
Foresters of America Convene in Boston and Other Cities
Massachusetts grand court session opens in Boston as state conventions meet in Nashua and Providence. In Oregon over 100 Foresters of America participate in the state zone court convention opening locally.
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Foresters of America
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Grand Court of the Foresters of America
Order
Nashua
N. H
Providence
Rainer
Ore
The
Oregon
Zere
Interstate Commerce Hearing on Petroleum Association Complaints
A March hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission addresses complaints filed by the National Petroleum Association. Officials will review alleged violations and possible remedies affecting industry practices.
Oil Freight Rates Under Fire In Interstate Hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard complaints by the National Petroleum Association against railroad freight rates for oil and its products. They seek parity with rates alleged for Standard Oil, alleging unjust and discriminatory charges from Chicago to Pacific coast terminals and other routes. One remedy has already removed a $105 return-empty tank charge, affecting Standard Oil’s competitive position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Petroleum Association
Eastern Trunk Line
Central Freight
Western Trunk Line
Transcontinental Territory
Standard Oil Company
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Chicago and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Toledo
Chicago
Peoria
I.c
Neb
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
S. D
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Findlay
Cleveland
Marietta
Pittsburg
Freedom
Titusville
Oil City
Bradford
Warren
Penn
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Central Freight Association
Freeport M1
Conventions of Odd Fellows Gather Across States
Reports from Columbus Georgia and Columbus Ohio note large Odd Fellows encampments with grand lodge meetings starting today. Indiana and Oregon also host state encampments as memberships rise about ten percent in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Columbus
Georgia
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Oregon State
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Assembly
Grand Army of the Republic Convention Opens in Enid
Oklahoma encampment delegates and officials arrive to finalize plans for the reunion opening next morning. Local business leaders decorate shops with flags as Governor Frantz and staff travel from Guthrie on a special train for the opening reception. Decatur reports streets laden with flags and bands ahead of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army OF the Republic
Enid
Okla
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Frantz
Decatur,l
Decatur
Illinois Grand Army of the Republic Encampment Opens
Veterans pour into Fort Wayne for three day Illinois and Indiana Grand Army encampments with leaders from several cities slated to address attendees during the reunion. Sons and Daughters of Veterans hold concurrent conventions as crowds and visitors gather for patriotic exercises and a grand parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Department of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Grand Army
Houser
Mississippi Press Association Opens Annual Convention
Editors from Mississippi cities gather in Jackson for three day convention hosted by the board of trade and local press. After sessions, attendees tour Gulfport and coast towns. A planned trip to the Jamestown exposition is canceled due to Hepburn Act restrictions on railroad interstate transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Press Association
Board of Trade
Gulfport
Mississippi Gulf Coast
North Dakota Workmen Conclude Two Day Session in Fargo
The North Dakota grand lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen and its ladies auxiliary began a two day session in Fargo with an address by Supreme Master Workman W. M. Narvis. Local lodge Hannaburings 400 members will host a banquet and elaborate seals. The order operates its own insurance department with assets near 150000 and last year’s collections totaled 220000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N.D
North Dakota Grand Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen
W. M. Narvis
Canada
Hjanpberings
North Dakota
Peace Conference Delegates Depart for Mohonk Meeting
New York May 21 prominent New Yorkers will leave tonight for Lake Mohonk as delegates and guests of the thirteenth annual Mohonk conference of international arbitration which convenes tomorrow and lasts through Friday Dr Nicholas Murray Butler will preside. Other invitees delivering addresses include Dr Andrew D White John Barrett Senor Ignacio Calderon Richard Bartholdt Justice Brewn and many others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake Mohonk
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Andrew D. White
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Senor
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
Richard Bartholdt
The
Interparliamentary Union
Justice Brewn
United States Supreme Court
Coldwater Johnnie On Trial For Robbery Assault
District court heard John Talbert known as Coldwater Johnnie accused of assault with intent to rob. He allegedly helped beat L. C. Card at Dexter last winter and robbed him of a sack of money he carried from his saloon to his hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater Johnnie
John Talbert
L. C. Card
Dexter
Jast Winter
Knights Templar Conclave Gathers Across Arkansas and Pennsylvania
May 21 reports show Knights Templar from across Arkansas converging in Batesville for the grand commandery conclave. In Harrisburg, delegations from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities arrived to participate in Pennsylvania’s grand commandery convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Batesville
Ark
Arkasas
Grand Commandery
Harrisburg
Penn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Prominent Clergy Gather for Massachusetts Congregational Assembly
Westfield Mass May 21 prominent clergymen and laymen from all New England take part in the annual Massachusetts Association of Congregational Churches assembly. Sessions run through Wednesday and Thursday with discussions on church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Assembly
Westfield
Mass
New England
Massachusetts Association of Congregational Churches
National Slack Cooperage Manufacturers Meet Opens in Buffalo
Three day session of the National Slack Cooperage Manufacturers association convened in Buffalo with J. P. Palmer of Sebewing Michigan presiding. The meeting focuses on executive matters for the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperage Manufacturers
Buffalo
National
Slack Cooperage Manufacturers’ Association
J. P. Palmer
Sebewing
Michigan
Railway Claim Agents Conference Opens at Exposition Grounds
The Association of Railway Claim Agents opened its convention at the Inside Inn on the exposition grounds this morning with leading railroads from across the country represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Exposition Grounds
Southern Newspaper Men in Richmond Meet in Fifth Annual Session
The Southern Newspaper Publishers association opened its fifth annual meeting in Richmond Virginia today. F P Glass of Montgomery Alabama was named president of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Richmond
Southern Newspaper Publishers ‘Association
F. P. Glass
Montgomery
Ala
Dine at the Grill Cafe During Lunch Hours
A lunch service at the Grill Cafe operates from 11 45 a m to 1 30 p m highlighting quality in offerings and excellence in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grill
The Grill Cafe Advertises Noon Dining Window
The Grill Cafe invites patrons to dine between 11 45 and 1 30 for midday meals. It highlights catering to varied tastes and positions itself as the choice for fastidious diners seeking a noonday meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grill Cafe
Hagerman Ladies Tour Local Sights
Mrs Charles Walton of Hagerman and Mrs Robert Milter of Taylor Ridge Ill visited the area today stopping at local spots and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walton
Hagerman
Robert Milter
Taylor Ridge, Ill
Hagerman Snopping
Miners Troubles and the Colorado War of 1903 1904
A concise review recounts the bloody conflict between miners and authorities during 1903 and 1904 in Colorado. It outlines key incidents, figures, and outcomes shaping the labor struggle and regional politics. The piece highlights the violence, arrests, and public responses within the mining districts.
Bloody Cripple Creek Riots Stun Colorado 1903-04
Victor Colorado May 21 A long era of violence in the Cripple Creek district culminated in a 1904 Independence Station explosion and a clash between union and non union camp factions. Militia surrounded the Miners Union hall while more than 200 arrestees faced habeas actions under Judge Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Colo
United States
Haywood
Boise
Victor and Cripple Creek
Colorado
Idaho
Janey
Cripple Creek
Independence Station
Western Federation of Miners
Harry Orchard
Mine Owners’ Association
Citizens’ Alliance
C. C. Hamlin
Roxie McGee
Elkton
Cons. H. Moyer
Sherman Bell
McGee
Telluride
Robertson
Citizens Alliance
Marsal
Frank Mannix
Mike O’connel
Denver
Eugene Engley
State of
Prisoners marched back under guard after court order violation
The report notes that court guards and armed detachments forced prisoners back to the bullpen after the court’s order was allegedly violated. A Gatling gun and sharpshooters were present, underscoring the tension surrounding the proceeding.
Change of Venue Asked in the Schmitz Case
San Francisco May 21 The Schmitz extortion trial moves forward as prosecutors file affidavits opposing venue change. Judge Dunne denies calling Schmitz a grafter, and Heney says no conspiracy with Rudolph Spreckles to convict him. Jury selection awaits venue ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Schiitz
Dunne
Schmitz
Heney
Rudolph Spreckles
Commencement Doings at Military Institute
Track athletics were dispensed with yesterday as cadets joined a busy day of parade baseball and battle drill. Tonight the Dramatic Club presents Half Back Sandy at nine in the gym, with graduations and speeches planned for tomorrow including Valedictory Cadet Jaffa Miller and Dr Slocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Institute
Institute
Board of Regents and Visitors
Jaffa Miller
William Frederick Slocum
Colorado College
Cadets Celebrate Commencement Week With Dance at Gymnasium Hall
The Military Institute cadets hosted a dance at Gymnasium Hall last night with sherbet and the usual program. Mr and Mrs Fred C Hunt entertained Cadets Gammon Hamilton and Miller and A J A Ririe of Roswell at six o clock dinner. Mrs Craig of Oklahoma, mother of graduate Walter Coppinger, plans a six o clock dinner at the Grand Central for the entire class tomorrow evening. Mr and Mrs Percy Evans hosted a six o clock dinner for graduates Gammon Miller Kennard and Hamilton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Military Institute
Gymnasium Hall
Fred C. Hunt
Gammon, Hamiton and Miller
the Military Institute
A. J A. Ririe
Roswell
Craig
Oklahoma
Walter Coppinger
Grand Central
Percy Evans
Institute
Gammon, Miller
Kennard
Hamilton
Republican Interstate League formed to aid Negro citizens
Washington on May 21 the Certificate of incorporation of the Republican Interstate League was filed. The group aims to improve conditions of the Negro race, collect and share information on their status in American politics, protect civil and political rights, and urge adherence to Republican principles. Incorporators include Robert B. Blount, Richard D. Goodman, Harrison Edlin, Walter Tate, and Harry A. Clark. Headquarters will be in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Republican Interstate League
Recorder of Deeds
Republican Party
League
Robert B. Blount
Richard D. Goodman
Harrison Edlin
Walter Tate
Harry A.clark
Cold Weather Wipes Out Lincoln County Crops And Livestock
Heavy losses in Lincoln county from extreme cold hit fruit crops hard with at least 46000 dollars in damage and lamb losses expected to be far higher. The article notes recent gold spells as a contributing factor to the financial toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Roswell Minister Preaches Baccalaureate in Raton
Rev William Reace former pastor of the Roswell M E Church delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Raton High School graduates on Sunday before last He and Eld er C C Hill of Roswell both used Kings David dying words as their texts The sermons received high praise for their delivery and interpretation through different treatments.
Moore Plans Trip From Dayton To Rockport Visit
W. D. Moore arrived from Dayton today and will depart tomorrow for a visit at his former home in Rockport Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Moore
Dayton
Rockport
Weather Summary for Roswell May 21
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico on May 21 records a max temperature of 84 and min 49 with a mean of 66. Precipitation is 0.00 inches and wind from the south at 2 mph. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with warmer tonight. M Wright Official in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Board of Education approves name change and hires teachers
At last night’s meeting the board named the Mark Howell school as North Hill school. Teachers are to present City Physician certificates and tuberculosis-free proof before hire, with notifications sent and 30 days to accept. Salaries listed include W. S. Hicks and T. G. Rogers at 90 dollars, several teachers at 60–80 dollars, and a vacant North Hill principal position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Joyner
Cottingham
Ray
Divers
McGaffey
Hill
Carper
Mark Howell
North Hill School
W. S. Hicks
T. G. Rogers
Mildred Louise Clark
R. E Cottingham
Bertha Dysart
Ella J. Beck
Myrtle King
Leila M. Mosier
North Hill
Ethel A. van Epps
Margaret Barrett
Alda Smith
Alma McConnell
Mary A. Greenlee
Jennie James
Phyllis Nisbet
Willie Stiff
Lou Ella Hann
Sarah Gooch
Sylvia B. Moody
Blanch Adele Sain
Grace Eccles
Hattie M. Blandford
Carrie Skillman
Steamer Naomi Burned on Lake Michigan
The steamer Naomi burning on Lake Michigan last night forced fifty passengers to be taken off by the Stratford and transferred to the Kansas of Crosby line. Four crew members died in the blaze, and J M Rhodes of Detroit, a Diamond Match Co lumber expert, later died in hospital. The bodies of missing coal passers were recovered from the fore castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Naomi
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Stratford
Kansas
Crosby Line
J. M. Rhodes
Detroit
Rhodes
Diamond Match Co
Irish Nationalists to Reject Proposed Bill
Dublin May 21 The Nationalist convention to decide on the governments Irish bill introduced in the House of Commons May 7 met at noon today It became known that the measure would be rejected and that resolutions by John E Redmond chairman of the Irish parliamentary party settling the bill fate had been prepared The convention unanimously adopted resolutions rejecting the bill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
House of Commons
Army and Navy Union elects new officers at convention
At the national convention of the Regular Army and Navy Union Washington last night Captain J. P. Morton was elected national commander Captain James P. Lockwood senior vice commander and Dr John H. Grant junior vice commander Michael J. Hackett adjutant general and J S Arey special inspector general Both Chicago and Buffalo are represented and the next convention will be in Chicago A message of goodwill was sent to President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Union
Washington
Regaihar Army and Navy Union
J. P. Morton
James P. Lockwood
Chicago
John H. Grant
Buffalo
Michael J. Hackett
J. S. Arey
Roosevelt
Porters Move From Artesia To El Paso
Friday night Jack Porter and family left Artesia for El Paso Texas where they will make their home. Mr Porter goes into the hardware business there. He has been in business seven years in the Pecos Valley with two years in Artesia. The Porters were prominent socially in Artesia. The item from the Artesia Advocate will interest Roswell friends who once resided in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Porter
Artesia
el Paso
Texas
Porter
Pecos Valey
Roswell
Marriage License Application Noted in Lake Arthur Area
Recorder F P Gayle records an application by Wilkes B Newton aged 24 and Stella C Miller aged 22 through Justice C F Matthews of Lake Arthur for marriage license. They reside near Lake Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Gayle
Justice C. F. Mathews
Lake Arthur
Wilkes B. Newton
Stella C. Miller
Grill Cafe Offers Noonday Table D'Hote At 50 Cents
The Grill Cafe promotes a cool dining room and highlights Table D'Hote for fifty cents for the noon meal while morning and evening meals are served A La Carte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Grill Cafe
Grill Cafe
Kemp Lumber auditor heads to Portales on business trip
R. Carl Hicks auditor for Kemp Lumber Co. left for Portales for a two days business trip to oversee operations and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Carl Hicks
Kemp Lumber Co
Portales
Canton woman visits Roswell for several days
Mrs. N. T. Romine of Canton Hawaii arrived in Roswell today and plans to stay for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Romine
Canton, HI
Roswell
J A Harris of Artesia Receives Today
J A Harris of Artesia was announced today in connection with a local matter. No further details accompany the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Harris
Artesia
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National Petroleum Assn
Standard Oil
Osa
Psessisiteaaaggass
U. S. Weather Bureau
M. Wright
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