Dukes Defeat Town Boys In Amusement Park Clash
Albuquerque defeats Roswell 13 to 4 at Amusement Park as Gallegos and Osborn face heavy hits. Leland hits a home run for Albuquerque while Gallegos fans nine batters for the visitors. Attendance near 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Roswell
Amusement Park
Osborn
Hester
Gallegos
Gammon
Swell
Ies
Albuquérque AB
Roswe
Fins
Alue
Basalgano
Lasater
Glancy
Leland
Clancy
Galgano
Archer
Bowman
Kunz
McHugh
Graham
T.nour
Lohman
Appreciative Audience Enjoys Fine Music Recital
A large crowd at the Southern Methodist church last night praised a concert conducted by Miss Adelia S. Morgan. Performances included Ave Maria by Gounod with Trude Cook Morgan and Mrs. Cook. other pieces featured a male quartet and vocal solos. audience acclaim and encores followed each number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist Church
Adelia S. Morgan
Gounod
A. 5
Trude
Robert S. Cook
Miss Morgan
John Thomas
George L. True
Capt
W. S. Barlow
George E. Weatherby
Geibel
Edward G. Ellis
Wieniawski
Drake
Theresa Shelley
Atlanta
Roswell Audi
Owen M
Evening of Musical Numbers Delights Local Audience
Stein Song by Bullard and Tinks Song from Robin Hood featured solo parts. Mrs. Cook performed three violin selections Raumerie Romanza and Polish Dance to high praise. Houser Cradle Song and Waltz Song followed with encore Gaynor Slumber Song. Miss Morgan accompanied all pieces with skill and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cook
Cooking Gaynor
Miss Morgan
Couple Separates After Wedding Challenge
W T Wimberly of Carlsbad and Miss Rosa Smith of Claremore I T married in Roswell after a visit. They separated after the ceremony and the groom faces a fine from his bride. He remains in Roswell for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wimberly
Carlsbad
Rosa Smith
Claremore
I. T
Roswell
J. T
El Paso Considers Big Celebration for Engle Dam
El Paso residents weigh holding a major celebration to mark the Engle dam construction. Officials believe the project will be of great significance to the city and should be celebrated with proper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Engle Dam
New Mexico Normal University Commencement at Las Vegas
The Record notes well made invitations to the commencement exercises of New Mexico Normal University to be held in Las Vegas on June 2 3 4. The announcement lists the dates and venue for the ceremony with emphasis on the formal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
Appointments Made for Capitol Board
Acting Governor Raynolds under the last legislative authority appointed M. A. Otero of Santa Fe F. H. Pierce of Las Vegas and W. S. Hopewell of Albuquerque as members of the Capitol Board responsible for territorial capitol improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Board
Raynolds
Legislae
M. A. Otero
Santa Fe
F. H. Pierce
Las Vegas
W. S. Hopewell
Albuquerque
Territorial
Electric rail line planned from El Paso to Las Cruces
Chicago interests back a plan to build an electric railway from El Paso to Las Cruces. Franchises will be applied for soon and construction will be pushed rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Las Cruces
Chicago
Dinner Honors NMMS Graduates At Gilkeson
Mrs. T J Clegg of Morrison Ohio hosted a six o'clock dinner at The Gilkeson for Wal ter Coppinger and the NMMS graduating class of 1907. Fourteen graduates and fourteen lady friends attended the German at the Military Institute ball later. The dining room featured exceptional decorations and bouquet favors for each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Clegg
Morrison, O
Walter Coppinger
Gilkeson
Military Institute
Arctic Brotherhood to Raise Funds for Alaska Exposition Hall
Arrangements are set for an Arctic Brotherhood entertainment at the Grand Opera House tomorrow night to raise money for a new Arctic Brotherhood building in Seattle for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition 1909. The hall will cost at least $20,000 and feature a game room and exhibits reflecting the golden North. The exclusive Northern group counts Alaska and Klondike Argonauts among its members and enjoys strong support from prominent citizens and former Klondikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Arctic Brotherhood
Torrow
Golden North
He Brotherhood
Gold Puntry
Louisiana University Commencement Week Plans Outlined
May 24 in Baton Rouge Louisiana the University of Louisiana lists events for commencement week. The German Club final German program opens activities at the pavilion. Garig and Hill Societies debate at Garig hall tomorrow night. The baccalaureate sermon is given by Rev W A Hamlett at Garig hall Sunday. Rev Henry W Burwell of New Orleans addresses the Y M C A Sunday evening. Alumni day is Tuesday and Wednesday is commencement day with degrees conferred by Gov Newton Crichard. James B Aswell will present prizes and Most Rev James H Blenk will deliver the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
University of Louisiana
University German Club
Pavilion
Garig and
Hill Societies
Garig Hall
W. A. Hamlett
McFerran Memorial Baptist Church
Louisville
Henry W. Burwell
Napoleon Avenue Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
University Young Men's Christian Association
Newton Crichard
James B. Aswell
James H. Blenk
The Grill Cafe Welcomes Dainty Diners at Lunch
The Grill Cafe invites patrons to enjoy a noonday luncheon from 11 45 to 1 30. Aimed at fastidious tastes, the cafe promises the best in the city for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grill
Grill Cafe
Million Stakes Alleged Land Fraud Case Targets U S Government
A large land fraud allegations alleged to involve millions of dollars centered on schemes against the U S government. Prosecutors accuse multiple defendants of illicit acts aimed at extracting money from federal land programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Conspiracy Frauds Named Across States Touch High Circles
A Washington dispatch says fraud schemes in mineral and timber lands may bring grand jury actions across California Colorado Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Minnesota and the Dakotas. Prominent figures including a United States Senator and a railroad magnate are implicated. Detective Burns and Francis J. Heney may pursue prosecutions to recover forest lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Washington
United States
U. S
Atlantic
Pacific
California
Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Burns
Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Roosevelt
Martin A. Knapp
Harriman
First Steamer Vessel Savannah Commemorated
In Savannah Georgia on May 24 the anniversary of the first steamship crossing of the Atlantic by the Savannah was observed. The 350 ton, 100 foot vessel sailed from Savannah on May 24 1819 reaching Liverpool on June 20 and later completing a 26 day return voyage from St Petersburg to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Atlantic
Liverpool
Russia
St. Petersburg
New York
Oil Oyster case report filed in Missouri Supreme Court
Special commissioner R A Anthony filed his report in the oyster suit against Standard Oil Republic Oil and Waters-Pierce in Missouri Supreme Court. Each side has ten days to file exceptions before the court sets a date for argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
R. A. Anthony
State of Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
State Supreme Court
Commencement at Topeka Color Ed Industrial Institute
May 24 Topeka Kansas reports the commencement exercises of the Topeka Colored Industrial Institute, the sole branch of the Brooker Washington School. The event highlights progress in African American education and community improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Tuskegee
Topeka, Kan
Topeka Colored Industrial Institute
Brooker Washington School
Roswell Weather Outlook and Temperatures
Local Roswell report shows max 88, min 60, mean 74 with no precipitation. Forecast calls for fair, colder conditions tonight and Saturday in Roswell and vicinity, with general fair skies and frost likely in northern areas of New Mexico tonight and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
M. Wright
Crees Prepare Large Feast for Garfield Visit
West of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio rivers inaugurations occur today. G W Jones a colored attorney will deliver the baccalaureate sermon services. Bishop Abraham Grant will give the commencement address next Wednesday as diplomas are awarded to graduates trained in Booker T Washington's Tuskegee methods. Preparations begin for a Creek nation barbecue in Okmulgee I T with all Creeks invited to mark Secretary Garfield’s arrival next month. Old Creek national council members lead the planning with local businessmen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
G. W. Jones
Abraham Grant
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Booker Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Okmulgee
I. T
Creek National Capital
Garfield
Old Creek National Council
Gordon Statue Unveiling At Georgia Capitol Grounds
Visitors from Georgia and the South arrive for ceremonies honoring General John Gordon. General Stephen D. Lee, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, will participate in the unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Atlanta
Georgia
General John Gordon
Capitol
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Jamestown Athletic Games Arrive in Norfolk for Exposition Meet
Athletes from across the South Atlantic states arrived in Norfolk for the interregional championship to be staged at the Jamestown Exposition grounds the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Voiturette Contest Opens in Vienna
The Automobile Club of Austria hosts a four day voiturette contest starting today in Vienna with entries from motor manufacturers across many countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Automobile Club of Austria
Motor
Iowa Track Meet Opens Preliminaries at Drake Stadium
Preliminaries for the annual state track and field meet were held at Drake University in Des Moines with finals scheduled for tomorrow. Representatives include Drake University Des Moines College Iowa University Coe College Simpson College forming side College Iowa State Normal and Cornell College. C C Duplisses of Milwaukee started the meet assisted by Carl Rothfuss of St Paul. This is the first major athletic meet at the newly completed Drake stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Drake University
Des Moines College
Iowa University
Coe College
Simpson College
Forningside College
Iowa State Normal
Cornell College
C. C. Duplisses
Milwaukee
Carl Rothfuss
St. Paul
Drake Stadium
Iown
Oklahoma Bankers Meet in Chickasha for State Association
Bankers from across Oklahoma and Indian Territory totaling over one hundred gather in Chickasha for the annual meeting of the state association. Prominent financial figures from the twin territories and nearby states will deliver addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Chickasha
I. T
Indian Territory
State J Association
Twin Territories
Portales to Get New Bank With Local Backing
Portales will soon have another bank to be named the Portales Bank and Trust Company. It will start with a capital of 25000 dollars and backing from nine Roosevelt county prominent citizens. W G Johnson will be president C W Morris vice president and J A Fairley cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
Portales Bank and Trust Company
Roosevelt County
W.G. Johnson
C. W. Morris
J. A. Fairley
Mrs McKinley Reports Better Today in Canton
Mrs McKinley| who suffered a stroke| rallied enough to sip water then faded to unconsciousness again. Surgeon General Rixey arrived from Washington and said the condition is more favorable though serious with difficulty in nourishment. Paralysis shows improvement confined to one arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’kinley
Canton
Memorial service for soldiers at First Methodist Church
Attention announces a memory service for soldiers at the First Methodist Church corner Fifth and Peana, at the usual Sunday hour May 26. All veterans and friends are invited to attend and march in as a body at the church door. Signed by the committee. Three large electric fans were installed at the Majestic today to provide cooling tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Peana
the Majestic
Hotel Gibson For Rent Take Possession June Seventh
Wanted renter for Hotel Gibson. Take possession June 7 1907. For particulars apply to E C Higsins Artesia New Mexico. 67¢ rental notice in local ad format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Library Works Not Issued Next Monday at Carnegie Library
Notice states Library Works will not be issued on May 27 at The Car negie Library. 71-12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Miss Nine Rabb Concert at Southern Methodist Church
Miss Nine Rabb will give a fine concert in the evening of June 4 at the Southern Methodist Church. Dine at the Grill Gate between 11 45 and 1 30 for a noonday luncheon at only 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nine Rabb
Southern Methodist Church
Trial Opens In United States v. Standard Oil Co at St. Paul
The case United States against Standard Oil Co. opens in St. Paul as prosecutors present the government’s antitrust arguments. The courtroom atmosphere is tense as evidence and witness testimony begin to frame the government's charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Standard Oil CO
ST. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Northern Securities
W U. S
Standard Oil Company
Sanborn
Vanderventer
Hook and Adams
Standard
Standard Company
Frank B. Kellogg
Rockefeller
Rogers
Oust Standard Oil Succeeds in Missouri Case Signals Possible Fines
Missouri Commissioner Anthony reports sufficient evidence to oust the Standard Oil Company and Waters-Pierce and Republic Oil from Missouri. If affirmed, the court could revoke franchises, cancel rights, and impose fines while noting extensive price fixing and market control by 1901. Separate note: Denver hosts first Rocky Mountain track and field championships under AAU auspices with entrants from Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Standard Oil
State of
Missouri
Trust
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Standard O. Co
Standard Oil Company
Hadley
Supreme Court
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Republic Oil Co
Waters-Pierce Co
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union
University of Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Tne
University of Colorado
University of Wyoming
New Mexico Agricultural College
Colorado College
Colorado School of Mines
Colorado Agricultural College
Directors Meet As Kansas City Southern Considers Dividends
Kansas City Southern directors gathered at 25 Broad Street New York to discuss organization and business. Herman Siecklen proposed that after fixed charges 50 percent of net income be distributed as dividends. earnings have reached 225000 weekly and Gulf traffic boosts profits. Line runs from Kansas City to Port Arthur via Pittsburg Joplin Fort Smith Texarkana Shreveport and was once unprofitable. Directors reelected include Siecklen Edson Loree Duval Boissevan Fordyce Mitchell Blair Harrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Broad Street
Herman Siecklen
Siecklen
Southwest
Gulf
Maryglass
Beard
Kansas City Southern Railway
Kansas City
Port Arthur
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Pittsburg
Kan
Joplin
Ft. Smith
Ark
Texarkana
Shreveport
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
L. F. Loree
H. R. Duval
D. G. Boissevan
W. Fordyce
St. Louis
John J. Mitchell
Chicago
James A. Blair
William F. Harrity
Philadel
Notable Names in Listed Financial Figures
The record lists individuals including W. T. Rosen of Philadelphia, G. M. Craig of Port Arthur Texas, Adolphus Busch and Hugo Blumenthal of New York, Y. Van den Burg of New York, and A. J. Miller of New York as part of the documented names in the financial document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
W. T. Rosen
New York
G. M. Craig
Port Arthur
Tex
Adolphus Busch
Hugo Blumenthal
Y. van den Burg
A. J. Miller
Richardson McClure Heflin Form New Roswell Law Firm
A new firm named Richardson, McClure & Heflin has been established in Roswell. The partners are Judge G A Richardson of Roswell, John T. McClure from Beaver City Nebraska, and H DeB Heflin formerly of Texas. The office will be in Judge Richardson's suite in the Texas building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Richardson, McClure &Heflin
G. A. Richardson
John T. McClure
Beaver City
Neb
H. Deb. Heflin
Texas
Richardson
McClure
Iowa
Heflin
Judge Richardson
Texas Bik
Roswell Oil Prospect Well Begins Pumping After Delays
W S Prager returns from the Roswell Oil Company prospect well southeast of Roswell with optimism. He notes surface oil quality is good though volumes are small due to remaining water. gas output is rising daily as pumping starts after delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Oil Company
Roswell
W. S. Prager
Gallegos to Remain in Roswell This Summer
Dan Gallegos, a husky Mexican pitcher and third baseman for Albuquerque, will stay in Roswell to make his home. He plans to play for the Roswell team this summer and work in Roswell between games. His wife will join him soon from El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallegos
Roswell
Dan Gallegos
Nat
Albuquerque
el Paso
American Henley Regatta To Feature Yale Harvard Match
Philadelphia May 24 The fifth American Henley regatta on the Schuylkill draws thousands as Yale and Harvard vie for eight oared crews with Pennsylvania Cornell Georgetown and Syracuse also fielding teams. Yale leads a non varsity college crew while Harvard faces its rival in a historic first meeting in the American Rowing Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Schuyllkill River
American Rowing Association
Bine
Crimson
Yale
Harvard
New England
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Georgetown
Syracuse
Hve
New York
Schuyltkill Navy
Junior College
Eigths
Poughkeepsie
New London
The Small Drafters Trial of Mayor Schmitz San Francisco
Four jurors were secured in the trial of Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco. The case concerns public figures and city governance during a period of legal scrutiny. Jurors were selected as courtroom proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitz
San Francisco
Legal fights and market moves under way in 1900s notices
In Concord New Hampshire the Mary Baker Eddy property accounting suit enters its second day with trustees seeking to substitute as complainants while next friends oppose. In Boise Idaho the Haywood trial advances as jurors face further challenges and bias dismissals occur. In South Omaha Nebraska cattle buyers threaten to withhold purchases from packing houses amid tuberculosis related price disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Henry Curtis
John Whitlock
Isaac Bedell
South Omaha
Neb
South
Mrs. Tom Hinson Recovers After Operation
Mrs. Tom Hinson, who underwent surgery, is reported to be recovering well at St. Marys Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hinson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cadet Millett Clancy Leaves Institute by Auto
Cadet Millett Clancy of the Institute departed by automobile today for his home in Santa Fe as the term ended and students prepared for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millett Clancy
Institute
Auto
Santa Fe
Auto trip to Torrance with three passengers named
Alfred Kanne Fred Miller and Wm Adair were passengers out on yesterday's auto to Torrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kanne
Fred Miller
Wm. Adair
Torrance
Dunn Departs This Afternoon for Albuquerque Business Trip
A. Dunn left this afternoon by auto route for Albuquerque for a two week business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dunn
Albuquerque
Will Lawrence Heads East After Lake Arthur Visit
Will Lawrence traveled from Lake Arthur this morning and plans to leave Sunday for a trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lawrence
Lake Arthur
Foreman returns from Estancia to work with half-brother in livery
Wil Foreman arrived today from Estancia where he spent five months assisting his half-brother Joan Kelley in the livery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Foreman
Auto Today
Estancia
Joan Kelley
General Tarkington Leaves after Militia Institute Visit
General A. P. Tarkington attended the Militia Institute inspection and commencement festivities and departed by automobile this afternoon for his Albuquerque home.
D B Jackson Reports Dry Weather and Cattle Resilience
D B Jackson returned yesterday from a three weeks stay in El Paso county. He notes extreme western Texas has had no rain and is very dry, yet the cattle have not suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Jackson
el Paso
Texas
Young People’s Dancing Club Hosts Sheridan Party
The Young People’s Dancing Club held another party last night in the Sheridan building. About fifteen couples attended as a Mexican orchestra provided the music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Dancing Club
Sheridan Building
Notable Visitors Depart After New Mexico Meeting
Captain Bernard Ruppe of Albuquerque and A J Fisher and wife of Santa Fe attended the Pharmacy Board meeting and Military Institute commencement here and left this afternoon by auto for their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Ruppe
Albuquerque
A. J. Fisher
Santa Fe
Pharmacy Board
the Military Institute
Sam Houston Trial Opens Over Charley Johnson Killing
The Sam Houston murder trial began in district court with jury selection consuming most of yesterday. By three this afternoon the Territorys evidence was completed. Houston, previously convicted at the last term, is seeking a new trial. Both parties are African American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Charley Johnson
Houston
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DUKES
Town Boys
Osborne
Artesia
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Weather Bureau
Christian Science
A. P. Tarkington
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