02 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
1
With hundreds unable to gain admittance in the packed court room, the Democratic rally featured Geo F. Ellis and Jerry Simpson. Ellis praised Democratic heritage while contrasting Thornton and Otero administrations, and Simpson delivered a defining speech in the Pecos Valley.
Washington announces Secretary Hay and Ambassador Jusseraand signed a treaty for arbitration of any disputes between the United States and France. The agreement follows lines similar to the Anglo-French treaty. Also noted are small local classifieds including livestock for sale, film supplies, and travel notices.
Desultory fighting continues as armies stay entrenched with no major advances. Reports from Tokyo and St Petersburg describe ongoing bombardment,Nogi's forces pressing siege, and Japanese operations near Port Arthur while British and Russian talks move toward an amicable settlement.
A Winston reservoir burst at 5:20 this morning flooding miles of territory. Thirteen people are dead with many injured as a brick wall collapse trapped the home of Martin Peoples. Mayor Eaton leads a rescue effort as investigators probe negligence at the pump station.
The issue reports ongoing Port Arthur fighting and local court actions including a Sanchez and Warner verdict, a Jeff Davis verdict, a Stephenson assault trial with a guilty verdict and clemency request, and a Newman trial for unlawful medical practice. It also notes a fatal mine accident near Wilkes-Barre with ten dead, plus Cody Wyoming murder of a bank cashier and a manhunt. Deputy dispatches discuss Colburn’s deportation from Goldfield and Tonopah walking ordeal tied to miner conflicts.
Washington November 2 The President issued a Thanksgiving proclamation setting aside Thursday November 24 as a day of festival and Thanksgiving for all the people of the United States at home and abroad.
Advertiser seeks a four room house in good condition with running water. Will pay no more than 15 dollars per month and prefers no noise or disturbance. Inquiries directed to the Record office.
Denver dispatch reports a man deported from Goldfield tied to his father who presided over a mine owners association. Details indicate political or labor influence surrounding the case, with authorities citing official travel or residence status changes as part of the action.
The Bald win airship rose from St Louis today but its motor failed soon after takeoff. It climbed to 11,000 feet and drifted northeast before landing safely about a mile from the World’s Fair grounds. No details on the motor fault or plans for another ascent were given.
The City Council met in regular session yesterday afternoon with no major business. There was debate on cement sidewalk talk but no ordinance action. the meeting adjourned to Monday night for bills and further business.
The scheduled Saturday night match game between Minter's champions and Johnson's stars was postponed due to bad weather and will be bowled tonight. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs Laura Herr dies at four in the morning after a months long battle with tuberculosis. Her husband, mother and three children, who came from Kiowa Kansas four months ago seeking relief, accompany the funeral plans. The body rests at Dilley undertaking rooms and will be sent back to Kansas tomorrow.
Edna May Heifron, ten years old, daughter of Thos Heifron, died last night at her parents home on East Fifth street from diphtheria. She had been ill for several days and efforts to save her failed. The body will likely be taken back to the old Texas home.
All members of Company B 1st Infantry of New Mexico and those not yet enlisted are asked to attend the Armory this evening at 7 30 by order of Edgar Calfee Captain Commanding Co B 1st Infantry N G NM. Also notices advertise a furnished room for rent a pasture for rent northeast of Roswell and a woman wanted for general housework. Hon Jerry Simpson and Geo F Ellis left for Portales this morning.
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