07 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1904
Page
1
A delegate addressing Roswell Saturday night drew a crowded court house with standing room at a premium. Many residents were turned away as the speaker outlined campaign plans for New Mexico.
Hon Geo P Money, Democratic candidate for Delegate to Congress, spoke at the Roswell court house after arriving by train. The audience overflowed, the talk covered territorial issues, jury and court reforms, and statehood, with Money denouncing Andrews and the Albuquerque convention while pledging strong representation for New Mexico.
Nationwide voters prepare for polls as campaigns push final messages. Officials report security and logistics in place, with turnout expected to rise in key districts as citizens weigh candidates before election day.
Readers and the public are invited to attend an election bulletin reading event. The notice calls everyone to join on a specified evening to review results and discuss outcomes.
The Roswell Record plans live Associated Press bulletins at its office during the quadrennial campaign end with forecasts of fair weather nationwide for election day. Amid national races, party leaders in New York and other states express confidence in their tickets and discuss margins, while various cities report expected local outcomes and weather impacts.
Roswell residents hear Pierce and Hampton now own Star Meat Market with J H Hampton holding half interest. The Star Meat Market vows to cater to butcher shop needs and invites customers to call, phone 56. Also mentions Roswell Wool and Hide Co. selling corn.
Sullenly both armies maintain a tense confrontation, remaining stationed across the lines with no immediate movement or negotiations announced. The stalemate persists as troops hold positions and observers monitor potential shifts in tactics or leadership.
The article describes near Shahke river fighting as Russian and Japanese forces extend from Bentsiaputze to the Liao river. Both sides fortify positions while minor clashes continue, with night firing common. Reports claim Japanese losses and alleged Russian misconduct with Red Cross badges are discussed in dispatches from multiple cities.
University of Texas and University of Chicago prepare for a midwest south intersectional grid contest. The match highlights the growing significance of the season as teams vie for early advantage and regional prestige.
Washington authorities announce the statue of Frederick the Great will be opened for photography on Wednesday before the unveiling ceremonies. The exposure aims to support published accounts of the event and related financing.
Coupon style notice advertises a cheap railroad ticket from Wichita Kansas to St Louis for sale. Apply at Record office.
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