06 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
1
United States announces recognition of the de facto Panama government after a cabinet meeting. Instructions are sent to Panamanian officials and diplomats in Washington to inform Colombia and Panama of the recognition.
The article notes a superintendent and a miner sacrificing themselves to aid others amid a rescue. It covers a strike call, a court imposing a sentence considering a defendant Parks in advanced consumption, and a likely appeal. It also mentions a prior sentence on the same charge and governor Peabody ordering the militia out.
A young millionaire was kidnapped and held in captivity, with police investigations ongoing and suspects at large. Authorities declined further comment pending updates.
Reports from Telluride and Bristol describe a miners strike turning violent with a captive man and a burning mine. Troop movements are ordered as curbs on unrest ripple through South Pennsylvania and the line of communication across railway routes remains tense.
Uruguayan police clashed with Brazilians at Rivera. about twenty were killed or wounded as Gomez the mayor of Santa Ana was suspended for pressing his brother's surrender. Coal mine disaster near Denver leads to fatalities including Superintendent Turner. rescue efforts continue. The German Warmbad massacre in Southwest Africa is confirmed. tensions rise in labor negotiations and potential strikes loom in Baltimore and Chicago.
J H Messimer arrives back in Itasca Texas this morning with sister Mrs H Webb who will spend the winter for health reasons. Messimer subscribed to THS RECORD before leaving Roswell praising the city. Lois Girrard death ruled from blood poisoning after a yard accident not a school incident. Fred Morris visits Roswell then leaves for New York. A J Walton departs for Cleburne after visiting. Mrs Seargant of Marshall Missouri plans wintering here with husband and son. Fred Formoff and O Young from Albuquerque stay at the Shelby.
San Francisco November 6 The agent of a commercial steamship line says President Diaz has no limit on monthly Chinese arrivals at Manzanillo. Mexico needs thousands of Chinese for mines and plantations, the agent reports after returning from Mexico.
News from Constantinople reports Austria and Russia may compel Turkey with an ultimatum if she again refuses to adopt the Macedonia reform scheme. The report ties the move to the Celebrated Will Case and notes potential actions by the two powers to enforce Turkish compliance.
Sam Parks was sentenced to two years and three months in Sing Sing prison for extortion. He was found to have forced a contractor to pay him five hundred dollars, according to New York reports.
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