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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
2
An AP report notes flag symbolism and poignant scenes of love and tears for both Blue and Gray. It honors soldiers from both sides, urging memory of those who fought for their believed truths and sacrifices.
The piece argues against centralized government favoring states rights and notes big railroads and corporations resist obeying limits. It recalls Civil War tensions and questions presidential usurpation, urging West Republicans to reflect and act on the issue.
A fragmentary verse by F. M. Finch pleads unity after conflict, evoking the "Blue" and the "Gray" with images of rivers, graves, and eternal waiting under the sod. The lines mix mourning with a call for reconciliation and memorial sentiment.
A quoted reflection by Marvin Nichols urges letting go of grievances and hatred toward others. He emphasizes choosing love over prejudice, wiping the slate clean daily, and refusing to let past wrongs poison the mind or memory.
The Cleveland Leader notes a terse exchange revealing Taft’s identity. A man questions whether a figure is a conspirator or despicable, and the response deflects labels, concluding with taft’s entrance into view. The vignette suggests scrutiny and public perception of Taft.
The Ft Worth Record reflects on Civil War aftermath and southern rehabilitation. A Presbyterian assembly member in Columbus applauds recognizing the mistake of unconditional 1865 Negro citizenship and argues for educational and property qualifications before granting full citizenship.
The article argues that Northern allies doubt wholesale black citizenship and suggests probationary steps to ease social integration. It frames the South facing a long-term challenge to rectify past wrongs and to balance education, voting, and citizenship with potential social friction and racial resentments.
The Bisbee Review warned that the New Mexico political machine may secretly plan to undermine Governor Curry’s administration to protect graft interests. The piece notes President Roosevelt’s support for Curry and defends his independence from party factions, while contrasting Hagerman era reforms with machine resistance.
A fragment from Franklin’s Poor Richard emphasizes valuing time, resisting idleness, and pursuing diligent effort. It contrasts wasted time with productive labor and cites the familiar adage early to bed and rise makes a man healthy wealthy and wise, urging action over idle hope.
Cloudcroft New Mexico May 29 J C Leonard reports the lodge annex work is progressing quickly with plasterers on site. Contractor S E Pelphrey was visiting. If materials arrive on time the lodge should finish by June 6 and the resort opens June 1 with the first excursion arriving June 2.
H. C. E. Spence returns to Steeple Rock New Mexico with his wife after a year in Europe. He bought the London interest in the Steeple Rock Development Company before leaving England and now heads its management. He plans a development push to end the camp’s stagnation.
Frank Parker, about 50 and unmarried, stabbed himself near the heart at his South Santa Fe street residence in El Paso at noon. He was treated at the police station by Dr. Anderson, with a non serious wound, and released after three hours. Parker cited a lifelong diseased leg and unbearable pain as the motive, and promised not to attempt self destruction again.
Boellner the Jeweler advertises significantly lower prices claiming items are 37 percent cheaper. The notice emphasizes value for customers seeking affordable jewelry purchases.
The State of Texas moved to dismiss No. 8110 in Hill County District Court citing no evidence to sustain indictments of Daud Patrick for perjury and false swearing. Judge Sparkman granted the motion and the case was dismissed with Patrick declared vindicated and free.
In Aspen Colorado on May 30 members of the Western Federation of Miners unveiled a monument over the unmarked grave of Governor Waite. The ceremony drew hundreds of miners from Cripple Creek district reflecting on his 1894 strike friendship. The project valued at 1500 dollars was funded at a convention of the association.
A spring Denver monument features an eight foot high Colorado granite bust of Governor Waite on a pedestal. The inscription notes it is erected by the Western Federation of Miners.
Missouri congressman Champ Clark renowned as a skilled orator will be the principal speaker and guest of honor at the Georgia Bar Association annual convention held at Tybee Island May 30 and 31 with events continuing today and tomorrow.
Louisville may 30 delegates report strong progress as Kentucky Prohibition movement aims to go dry within a few years with Louisville and a few cities possibly remaining exceptions during the opening meeting.
The twelfth annual commencement at Louisiana Industrial Institute in Ruston La will close tonight with Governor N C Blanchard delivering the address to graduates and James B Aswell state superintendent of education presenting diplomas An annual fraternity banquet is scheduled for tomorrow evening.
The annual sale of pure-bred cattle under the Cattle Breeders Association of Manitoba began in Brandon, drawing buyers from across Canada and the United States. Bulls from Manitoba held at least six months were eligible, with four prizes awarded in each breed age group after judging prior to the sale opening.
Fargo reports saloons statewide must shut from 10 a m to 3 p m to observe Memorial Day per recent law. The act also bars any sports within a half mile of Memorial Day meetings.
Help wanted notice seeks a lady cook for out of town work at Roswell Auto Shop. Wages are 25 dollars per month with board. Inquiries directed to the Roswell establishment.
Lost sunburst pin with pearl settings. Five dollar reward for return to the Record office. Contact the office with any information about the pin and its whereabouts.
Seattle celebrates Decoration Day with a street parade and a Grand opera house gathering. Webster Davis, former Kansas City mayor and prominent western orator, heads as principal speaker as hundreds from other cities attend.
Fort Worth May 30 Decoration day observed by local Grand Army of the Republic post with many veterans from other cities. Addresses delivered by several prominent Texas department members.
Pittsburg Pennsylvania observed Memorial Day with the unveiling of a statue feature as part of the ceremonies. The event highlighted local remembrance and included participation by community figures and veterans groups.
A life size statue of Pittsburg Phil is placed in Uniondale cemetery. The figure portrays Geo. E. Smith with a racing sheet, wearing a Prince Albert suit, and stands atop a mausoleum costing $10,000 previously built by Phil. His mother Eliza Wood funded the $4,000 statue, following his death two years ago at age 42 leaving about $1,000,000.
The Presbyterian church women invite all Roswell ladies to a planning meeting next Tuesday at 2 30 PM to form a Ladies' Exchange and to notify Mrs Grace Car of their intention to affiliate.
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