Cadets Turn Tables. Defeat Albuquerque Eight to One
The Military Institute cadets avenge a loss by overwhelming Albuquerque eight to one after a shaky but exciting contest. Osborn toed the mound for the Institute, striking out eleven and allowing seven hits as Gallegos starred defensively for Roswell’s Dukes.
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the Military Institute
Albuquerque
Duke City
Graham
Lopez
Kuaz
McDonald
Clancy
Gammon
Kennard
Gargano
Osbornel
Crowell
Hester
Lassater
Osborne
Artesia
Institute
Gallegos
Dukes
Roswell
Dan
McDonal
N. M
Kennard Ss
Miller
P. Sii
Lohman
Stewart
Leland
Don t Meddle With the Post Office Lock Boxes
City Marshall J Roscoe warns Roswell residents of all ages not to tamper with post office lock boxes. The law is strict and punishments severe with prosecutions likely. G E Reiner of The Big Four wagon and plow makers Kansas City visited. Charles Weidman Dexter merchant was in town yesterday.
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J. Roscoe
Roswell
G. E. Reiner
Big Four
Kansas City
Charles Weidman
Dexter
Pythians Conclaves Held Across States with Knights Gathered
Washington Grand Lodge meets in Tacoma with about 1000 members and 10 uniform rank companies. Seattle sends 75 uniform rank men while Spokane Dokies send a team and scenery. Oregon grand lodge offers a silver cup for the winning lodge team at its state conclave. Georgia hosts its annual convention in Ambridge with many members also in Odd Fellows. Mobile decorates for its annual conclave with 800 local Knights and visitors. grand chancellor and vice chancellor nominees named. Alabama grand lodge traces to 1872.
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Pythians
Tacoma
Wash
Washington Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Portland
Ore
Oregon Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Ainridge
Alabama
Jacob D. Blech
Mobile
Thomas D. Samford
Opelika
Alabama Grand Lodge
Castro May Retire From Presidency Tomorrow
Caracas report says President Cypriano Castro will retire due to long illness and depart for Switzerland for recuperation in the Alps. First vice president General Juan Vincente Gomez is expected to succeed him as president.
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Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
Cypriano Castro
Switzerland
Juan Vincente Gomez
Civil Service Examinations for Arts and Statistical Posts
Civil service tests held in Washington on May 22 for artists in the bureau of chemistry in the department of agriculture require skill in illustrating pathological anatomical or zoological specimens. Pay for the artist position is ten dollars daily. Tests also determined eligibles for a statistical assistant with fuel production statistics expertise, who will be assigned to the geological survey at twelve hundred dollars yearly.
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Civil Service
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Geological Survey
Coldwater Johnnie Acquitted Jury Finds Not Guilty
The jury in the assault with intent to rob case against John Talbert, known as Coldwater Joannie, returned a not guilty verdict last night. Today the court prepared to empanel a new jury for Lon Reynolds charged with cattle stealing.
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Coldwater Johnnie
John Talbert
Coldwater Joannie
Lon Reynolds
Hotel Gibson For Rent Seeks Renter
Wanted renter to take possession of Hotel Gibson on June 7 1907. For particulars apply to E C Higgins Artesia New Mexico. 67tf
Roswell Weather Report May 22 Roswell New Mexico
Local Roswell weather report from May 22 shows maximum temperature 85, minimum 52, mean 68, with no precipitation and east wind at 7 mph. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with steady temperatures. Official in charge M Wright.
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Roswell
N. M
M. Wright
City Holds Two Meetings on Rush Work
City officials held two meetings yesterday to discuss rush work. The sessions addressed urgent public projects and procurement steps, with follow up actions planned by the end of the week.
Change Fire Limits Maintain Fire Boundaries and Enforce Ordinances
Roswell city council held two meetings to address fire limits and liquor licenses. The Fire Committee urged maintaining the present fire boundary and enforcing limits, while Ordinance No. 102 required liquor licenses to be paid quarterly instead of annually in advance.
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Jackson
J .W. Stockard
City of
Roswell
A. L. Whiteman
Camn
R. D. Bell
Fire Committee
Messrs
Bell
Church
Johnson
Kinsinger
Robinson
Whiteman
Wryllys
Thurber
Wyllys
Taurber
Wreck on Panhandle Railroad at Holliday's Cove
One man killed seven fatally injured and fourteen others hurt in a Panhandle railroad wreck at Holliday's Cove West Virginia when a work train backing into a stopped freight train crashed into the caboose and cars carrying laborers.
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West Virginia
Pittsburg
Panhandle
Holliday’s Cove
W. Va
Payson Reservoir Bursts Flooding Utah Town
The Payson reservoir burst after rapid snow melt flooding the town of about 2000 residents thirty five miles east of Salt Lake City. The disaster damaged crops and store stock with heavy losses to livestock and goods though no lives were lost. Loss estimates were not possible.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Payson
Here
Oklahoma Grand Army encampment opens in Enid
One of the largest gatherings of former Union soldiers in Oklahoma begins as the territorial encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opens at Loe Wan opera house. G. M. Parks presides as speeches of welcome are delivered by Governor Frantz Judge Garber and John Soule. A grand parade is set for this afternoon and Colonel Jonn delivers an address this evening.
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Oklahoma
Jonn
Oklahoma Republican central committee to consider Tulsa convention
Oklahoma City May 22 A meeting of the Oklahoma Republican territorial central committee has been called for tomorrow to decide postponing the Tulsa state convention set for June 6 with Secretary Taft expected as principal speaker. The move follows a permanent injunction blocking Governor Frantz from calling an election.
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Oklahoma Republican
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Republican Territorial Central Committee
Tulsa
Taft
Frantz
Government Town Lot Auction at Eschite Oklahoma
May 22 report from Lawton Oklahoma notes an interior department sale of town lots in Eschite within a 320 acre site. Proceeds are to benefit the Kowa Comanche and Apache Indians.
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Lawton
Okla
Eschite
Agents of the Interior Department
World Sunday School Convention Opens at Rome Coliseum
Thousands of religious workers gathered in the ancient Coliseum for the fifth world Sunday school convention. A vesper service was held as the congress opened, with closing sessions planned for tomorrow and subsequent meetings of American and British Internationals Sunday school lesson committees.
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Coliseum
Rome
Internationals
Missouri Bankers Convention Opens in Kansas City
The 17th annual Missouri Bankers Association meeting begins at the Hotel Midland with welcome remarks by Mayor Beardsley and W H Winants of the Kansas City Clearing House. Breckinridge Jones of the Mississippi Valley Trust presides. Speakers include George E Allen Oscar Wells and Charles H Treat whose Roosevelt finance speech is highly anticipated. The gathering aims for a record attendance near 1000 bankers from across the region.
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Missouri Bankers’ Convention
Kansas City
Missouri Bankers’ Asociation
Midland
H. M. Beardsley
W. H. Winants
Kansas City Clearing House Association
Breckinridge Jones
Mississippi Valley Trust Company of
St. Louis
George E. Allen
New York
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Oscar Wells
Missouri Grand Army encampment opens in Moberly
In Moberly Missouri May 22 veterans arrive for the annual Missouri encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. The St Louis delegation backs Major Thomas D Kimball past commander of the Ransom post for state commander with strong prospects. The encampment runs through the week featuring addresses by prominent Civil War veterans.
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Missouri Grand Army
Moberly
Missouri
Grand Army of the Republic
St. Louis
Thomas D. Kimball
Gate City Trap Shooters Begin Meet in Fargo
The Gate City Trap shooters' association starts its annual tournament in Fargo North Dakota drawing many sportsmen from North Dakota and Minnesota. The main event is the Red river valley 100 targets open to all amateur shooters with handsome trophies and cash prizes for winners.
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North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Gate City Trapshooters’ Association
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Missouri State Shoot Opens in St Louis under New Grounds
Sportsmen from across Missouri compete in the annual state shoot beginning in St. Louis. The event runs under the Missouri Fish and Game Protective Association using the newly organized St. Louis Trapshooter's grounds for the first time.
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St. Louis
Missouri Fish and Game Protective Association
May Mayor Schmitz Appears in San Francisco Extortion Case
In San Francisco the largest crowd yet gathers for the grafters case as Mayor Schmitz faces charges of extorting from French restaurants with Ruef. Assistant DA Heney reads sworn affidavits denying defense claims of conspiracies to dethrone the city and secure franchises. Judge Dunne denies the motion for a new trial judge. jurors will be summoned.
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San Francisco
Cal
Superior Court
Schmitz
Abraham Ruef
Heney
Dunne
Rudolph Spreckles
Western Slope Racing Opens Season on Montrose Track
Denver May 22 season of the Western Slope Racing association opens today at Montrose under Western Jockey Club rules. A second meet will be held June 4 at Durango, continuing the circuit.
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Western Slope Racing
Denver
Col
Western Slope Racing Association
Montrose
Durango
Western Jockey Club
The Grill Cafe Ad Invites Noon Dine In
The Grill Cafe invites diners for a noonday meal between 11 45 and 1 30 catering to all tastes with fastidious dining.
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Grill Cafe
Exercises at N.M. Mills Commencement Season Opens
The commencement season brings many events as men and women gather for athletic drills and public displays at the neighboring mills. Organizers invite attendance from workers and residents to witness showcases and demonstrations.
New Mexico Military Institute Commencement Scenes
Sham battle on the common near the Institute claims attention as cadets under Major Pearson and Colonel Barlow stage a three quarters hour clash with musketry and cannon fire. The Dramatic Club presents Half Back Sandy in the gym, drawing a large crowd. Guard mount and battalion review open the day, with remarks from Adjt. Gen. Tarkington and praise for Institute management.
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Institute
Pearson
Barlow
Dramatic Club
The
Major Pearson
Sandy
Board of Regents and Visitors
Adjt
A. P. Tarkington
Territorial Militia
Women enter Finnish legislature first time in history
Helsingfors May 22 The opening of the New Finnish legislature marks the first appearance of women as national lawmakers. Nineteen of 199 members are women and take seats on equal terms with men amid a grand patriotic celebration. Baroness Grippenberg, a noted writer and suffrage leader, addressed the assembly.
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Mare Talvio
Kikkala
Helsingfors
United States
Finland
Legislative Hall
Gerhard
Alexandri Grippenberg
Baroness Grippenberg
Pauline Shelley Elected Sixth Grade Teacher
Miss Pauline Shelley was accidentally omitted from the teachers elected list. She was chosen as a Sixth grade teacher at a salary of 60 dollars per month.
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Pauline Shelley
Miss Shelley
Fire Extinguished at Cumberland Coal Mine After Six Months
The Union Pacific Coal Company reports the Cumberland mine in Wyoming has been smothered after a six month fire fought by a sealed shaft. Work will start again at once as an exploration team reaches the lowest level.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cumberland Coal
Cumberland Wyoming
Court of Appeals Reverses City Government Victory
The Court of Appeals votes four to two to overturn Jefferson Circuit Court judges ruling on the fusionists contest. The decision nullifies the 1905 Louisville Jefferson County election results and would remove all city and county officials, promising considerable confusion.
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Louisville
Court of Appeals
Kirby and Miller
Jefferson Circuit Court
Jefferson
Baptists of North America open second convention in Jamestown
The general convention meets at Jamestown Exposition Hall with attendees from nearly every U S state plus Canada Mexico Cuba and Porto Rico. Plans include the Baptist World Alliance in 1910 church federations the Brotherhood peace arbitration and temperance. Attendance nears 7000 as leaders review mission progress in Asia Africa and locally.
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Baptists
Jamestown
Norfolk
General Convention of the Baptists of North America
Convention Hall of Jamestown Exposition
Baptist Missionary
Convention of the Baptists of North America
St. Louis
Baptists of
New World
Virginia
Metropolitan Golf Opens With Day One Matches
The Metropolitan Golf association championships began today at Nassau County Club with top players from the city in competition. The women’s championship also started at Knollwood Country Club near White Plains, drawing crack players from major metropolitan clubs.
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Metropolitan Golf
New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Nassau Country Club
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Wool Market Steady in St. Louis Trade
The Wool Market report from St. Louis on May 22 notes steady conditions with territory and western mediums at 20 to 26 cents, fine medium 19 to 21 cents, and fine 15 to 17 cents.
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St. Louis
Grill Cafe Offered Quality Food and Service
The Cafe advertises dining from 11 45 to 1 30 with emphasis on high quality dishes and excellent service. The message highlights the establishment's commitment to both product and hospitality.
Family Bids Farewell After Death of Mr Manley
Mrs Emma Manle and daughter Pearl, after fifteen months in town, left for Carthage Missouri. They came for Mr Manley’s health but he died ten months after their arrival.
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Emma Manle
Pearl
Carthage
Mr. Manley
Local family heads to Blida for new home
J. A. Swanner and his two sons Arthur and Clyde left this morning for Blida where they will residence. They were joined by Mr. Swanner's daughter Mrs. M. L. I of the city who was visiting prior to accompanying them.
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J. A. Swanner
Arthur
Clyde
Blida
Mr. Swanner
Train Wreck Leaves One Dead and Many Injured
A collision or derailment result reporting one death three fatally injured and nineteen with minor injuries. Authorities investigate causes as emergency crews assist at the scene.
Train Wreck Follows Deliberate Rails Tampering
In California a Southern Pacific Flyer derailed on a trestle after rails were tampered with. One man killed, 22 injured, three of them likely fatally. The wreck occurred near West Glendals at noon with multiple cars crushed. On the Boise murder trial, prosecution continues as venire exhaustion prompts a brief adjournment and a fresh panel is sought.
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Boise
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Flyer
West Glendals
Here
T. J. McMahon
Santa Barbara
Shidler
Rose Fetterman
Cleveland
Ohio
William Love
Idaho
Talesmen
Steunenberg
Fremont Wiood
Thomas H. Gess
Isaac Bedell
Samuel S. Gilman
Daniel Clark
Geo. Powell
Joan Whitlock
George P. MclIntyre
Lee Scrivener
Levi Smith
A. P. Burns
Samuel Russell
Drilling Begins on Spring River Oil Well Tomorrow
The Spring River Oil Company completes its rig and prepares to start drilling tomorrow after removing coal to the site. Stock books opened and issued today with delivery to subscribers tomorrow. Contractor Mr. Stanley expects a 40 day drilling period and a limited number of shares remain for sale through Carlton and Bell.
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Spring River
Spring River Oil Company
Stanley
Carlton and
Bell
Insurance Grafters Pleads Not Guilty In New York
Joan R. Hegeman president of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company appears in the criminal branch of the supreme court and pleads not guilty to ten indictments charging perjury and forgery. Bail set at 10000 bond furnished with a possible withdrawal of plea by June first. Counsel DeLaney Nicoll allowed to inspect grand jury minutes by District Attorney Jerome.
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New York
Joan R. Hegeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Hegeman
DeLaney Nicoll
Jerome
Wood expands business with cleaning and dyeing department
WwW. P. Wood adds a clothes cleaning and dyeing department to his established tailoring shop at 118 Main Street. J. P. Hall joins from El Paso to assist. Emphasis on dry cleaning of ladies’ silks and kid gloves. All work guaranteed first class. Phone 409 for pickup and delivery.
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P. Wood
W. P. Wood
J. P. Hall
el Paso
Wood
Main Street
Sunday School Excursion Train to Carlsbad
A Sunday school convention in Carlsbad prompts a special excursion train from Roswell. The fare is one round trip, with departure at noon local time on Friday. Tickets are valid for return on the regular train Saturday or Sunday.
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Carlsbad
Roswell
Attention Rebekahs Full Attendance Called
A note to Rebekahs requests full attendance at cere Se at 8 00 p m for Noble Grand duties.
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Rebekahs
Cere Se
Noble Grand
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Nichols and Murray
Daily Record
Kenna
A. &. Weather Bureau
N.m.mls
North Hill
New Mexico Military Institute
Mess Hall
Grill
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