Parker Speaks Meets With Enthusiastic Connecticut Greeting
Parker delivers remarks amid strong reception in Connecticut as supporters cheer and wave. The event highlights a friendly welcome and public interest in his message.
03 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
1
Parker delivers remarks amid strong reception in Connecticut as supporters cheer and wave. The event highlights a friendly welcome and public interest in his message.
New York dispatch reports Judge Parker arriving in Connecticut by special train and greeting a large crowd at Grand Central. In Bridgeport he spoke at the Third Regiment Armory opposing the Republican stand pat policy, arguing it harms farmers laborers and the poor while aiding a few, before attending a euchre gathering with local guests.
Mexican Consul Francisco Mallen and James M. Magoffin travel to Mexico City to extend an invitation to President Diaz for the National Irrigation Congress set for November 15 in El Paso. If Diaz cannot attend, a government representative, possibly Vice President Corral, may attend instead.
Japanese forces are anticipated to seize Port Arthur today, with reports indicating continued heavy fighting and strategic advances by coastal assault units amid broader war developments.
The text notes Japanese now have access to the fortress at their mercy and may enter the place at will. It mentions a perfunctory celebration of the czar's accession in Russia and questions delays and preparedness for free delivery, asking what Roswell will do next.
Secretary A W Gifford of the Southwestern Irrigation Association told a Herald reporter he is confident the next Irrigation Congress will attract more than two thousand delegates, possibly three thousand. The Associated Press will report proceedings in full to papers nationwide and advance material has been arranged.
10 aid engineer hall urges exclusion of small scuffles and local disruptions from Founder’s Day plans. Officials report minor altercations but focus on smooth celebrations and safety. Community leaders emphasize keeping events peaceful and inclusive.
El Paso and Mesilla Valley irrigation plans dominate discussion at an economic congress with focus on the Elephant Butte dam. B. M. Hall urges unity to fund a large dam and shared Rio Grande development, while observers in Pittsburg and St. Petersburg note wartime anxieties and Port Arthur's potential fall.
Chicago November 3 reports show forty five hand miners back in the soft coal mines at Min k Rutland and Marquette with engines secured to take the faces of the lifting engineers on strike. Three thousand men also said to have found work at Spring Valley as engineers are alleged to have been raided from union ranks.
The card club held its first meeting of the season last night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H F M Bear on West Seventh Street. Refreshments were served at seven o'clock and the remainder of the evening.
In a district court session the Territory versus J M Newman ended with a guilty verdict for practicing medicine without license and a motion for new trial. The Territory versus R W Cathey saw a guilty plea accepted for assault on W M Underwood. Cathey received a $25 fine plus costs after the judge cautioned him on the offense and noted witness hardship.
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of W F Kirby deceased were granted by Judge J T Evans of Chaves county New Mexico. Creditors must present claims within legal time. Witness dated November 2 1904. Also contains unrelated local classifieds about hat remodeling a cook position a furnished room and a tea invitation.
An airship named Baldwin escaped last night near St. Louis while being towed back to the course and has not been heard from. Captain Baldwin said they would wait for discovery and not initiate a search, fearing the airship may drift far away.
Delegates from Ohio Indiana Michigan and Illinois attend the National Horsethief Detective Association convention opening a two day session in Logansport Indiana. Plans for tighter cooperation with state officers and more vigilant work to break up bands of thieves and prosecute offenders are discussed.
Red Oak Iowa hosts the Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association convention with several score teachers arriving. The session opens this evening with an address by Dr E Benjamin Andrews chancellor of the University of Nebraska. Retiring president J C King of Boone will deliver the annual address.
A third inspection by a post office official finds Roswell lacking in sidewalks house numbering and street crossings needed for free delivery. The inspector reports government requirements not met, noting Amarillo has had its application approved.
Delegates from states and local groups across the United States and Canada attend the meeting in St Louis. Sessions over several days discuss expanding the society's work and petition Congress to curb cruelty to animals used in Panama Canal construction.
In St Louis on November 3 Benny Yanger of Chicago fights Jacek McClelland of Pittsburg at 128 pounds. The West End Club hosts a planned fifteen round match with top-notch contenders ready to battle for honors and purse, drawing a large at ring attendance.
Advertises a three-room house for rent in furnished or unfurnished condition. Interested parties may apply at 821 North Main or call 422 to arrange viewing. Contacts indicate available immediately.
Kansas City cattle and sheep markets show higher prices with native steers at 6.75 and Western steers 2.50 to 3.75, cows and heifers 2.25 to 4.00, bulls 1.75 to 5.50, calves 2.25 to 5.60, sheep and lambs firm. Chicago cattle steady with good to prime steers 6.00 to 7.00, stockers 2.00 to 4.10, cows 1.50 to 4.40, heifers 1.75 to 5.25, calves 3.00 to 4.00, and sheep strong with Western weights 4.55 to 4.75 for wethers and 4.00 to 5.75 for lambs.
About fifty fine bucks. The item may be viewed in Elkins New Mexico. Breeder information can be provided by J. M. Miller.
Epworth League social event announced at the Methodist church south tomorrow night with invitation extended to all.
Mrs. E. H. Gamble departed yesterday for a several week visit in Iola Kansas. She will be joined later by relatives and plans to tour local attractions during her stay.
A single piano offered by Perry Carrol for sale. The note lists P. O. General Delivery and street address 1013 as contact details for interested buyers.
Roswell Wool and Hide Company advertises corn for sale. The notice highlights available supply and contact method for buyers.
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