Removal Sale and Bank Conspiracy Defense Named
Andrews defends against charges of unlawful conspiracy with Nichols over two checks drawn on Enterprise Bank. He claims both checks were issued at the cashier’s request for bank security and denies any benefit or conspiracy. The case notes disputes over funds and bank dealings with Nichols, with Andrews asserting legitimate transactions and no unlawful intent. The document also mentions a New Mexico remark doubting a street car system in Roswell due to town size.
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Titorial
Snt Ente
John B. Cunningham
Enterprise National Bank
Allegheny
Andrews
F.R. Nichols
Enterprise’ B. Ak
Nichols
New ‘Mexico
Ae Bank
Pittsburg
Enterprise Bank
Bors
Nichol T. Lee Clark
F. Niley
Patina
To McManus
A. L
St of
Fronterprise
Waitton Instrument
Upe
Bannk
Amherst Ties Link Cahoon and Jerome A. Cahoon
The 1882 Amherst College pairing of Jerome A. Cahoon and Jerome K. Jerome is recalled as Cahoon, then cashier at a local National Bank, and the district attorney of Greater News, gained prominence after a reform platform victory. The article notes Cahoon’s quiet reserve and polish while Jerome’s career and family connections bring attention to their shared college history.
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E. A. Cahoon
New York
Amherst
Wm. Travers
Jerome
Greater News
Justre
BE. A. Cahoon
Cashier National Bank
Amherst College
Cahoon
Je Ome
Cade
Jerome K. Jerome
Favors An Electric Line In Roswell Street Cars
J W Hall, potential financier and brother in law of Dr J Odd Hamilton, visited Roswell to study the proposed street car project. He said Roswell streets are unpaved and would require costly track leveling after wet spells, expressing strong support for an electric system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hall
Roswell
J. Odd Hamilton
Relief Fund for Jews Reaches 200000 Dollars in New York
The American fund for the relief of the pillaged Jews in Russia, based on National Relief Committee acknowledgments, is estimated this morning at $200,000. It is hoped to raise a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Fund For the Relief of
Russia
National Relief Committee
Visiting Minister Fills pulpit at Southern M E Church
Rev J D Hammond visiting minister and Little Rock college classmate filled the pulpit at the Southern M E Church in the city Saturday night and again Sunday morning and evening before heading to Pecos to wed Rev Hedgpath to Vida Pruitt. He departs this afternoon for Pecos.
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J. D. Hammond
Iinter Memorial
Little Rock
Ark
S. R. Twitty
M. E
Pecos
Hedgpath
Vida Pruitt
Rev. Hammond
Mine Shaft Collapse Kills White Man and Sixty Seven Natives
A vertical shaft at the Drie Fontein mine in Transvaal collapsed today. One white man and 67 native workers were killed in the accident near Johannesburg. The incident highlights harsh mine conditions in the colony.
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Transvaal
Johannesburg
Transvaal Colony
Drie Fontein
Dowie Health Report Declared False by Zion City Overseer
Deputy Overseer John S. Pecher of Zion City says Dowie is not ill and will travel from Mexico to Chicago on November 14 after receiving a message confirming his excellent health.
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Zion City
Dowie
Chicago
John S. Pecher
Mexico
Engineers Inspect Honda Dam Site on Weekend Visit
W. H. Sanders of Los Angeles and B. M. Hall of Carlsbad, supervising engineers of the United States Reclamation Service, with Arthur P. Davis and W. M. Reed, inspected the Honda reservoir dam Saturday. They found all work progressing as well as conditions permit and left Sunday for a tour through Oklahoma.
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Honda Dam
W. H. Sanders
Los Angeles
California
B. M. Hall
Carlsbad
United States Reclamation Service
Arthur P. Davis
W. M. Reed
Honda Reservoir
Oklahoma
Sad Death of a Boy Henry McDaniel Aged 19
Henry McDaniel aged 19 died at Ward Sanitarium at one o clock today after arriving with his 16 year old brother Frank from Columbus Ohio a month ago. Frank cared for his elder brother who had strained his lung playing baseball and could not walk unassisted. Despite spare means the younger brother supported both. Remains will be shipped home if arrangements permit. The brothers came alone and the younger acted as a man. Henry died in strong faith in the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McDaniel
Ward Sanitarium
Frank McDaniel
Columbus
Henry
Came to Roswell to Marry
Ouis B Sturm and Mrs Amanda M Alexander both of Artesia came to Roswell this morning and after securing the proper license were married in the Probate Judge J T Evans office in the presence of witnesses They will return to Artesia this evening to make their home
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Roswell
Ouis B. Sturm
Amanda M. Alexander
Artesia
J. T. Evans
Portraits at Waltons Studio Before Holidays Begin
Have your portrait made at Wal ton's Studio to beat the holiday rush. Featuring the latest card novelties and mountings to suit every gift and keepsake need.
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Walton
J G Wilson Departs for Paris Texas with Prospectors
J G Wilson left Sunday morning for his home in Paris Texas after traveling with a party of prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wilson
Paris
Texas
Funeral for Roswell youth Clay Petty announced
Henry Clay Petty aged 22 died at home in Roswell after a month with slow fever and relapse causing inflammation of the act funeral from the home Tuesday at two o clock Rev H F Vermillion in charge Company B militia members will honor him Petty a popular Roswell youth and former Military State student moved from Midland with brothers W W and Albert and sisters Mrs Miller Mrs S P Glover Mrs W Bollinger Mrs C D Burge Lena and Grace Petty Sympathy poured in from friends and neighbors
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Henry Clay Petty
H. C. Petty
Pecos Avenue
H. F. Vermillion
Clay Petty
Roswell
Military Tate
Texas
Midland
W. W
Albertty
Miller
S. P. Glover
W. Bollinger
Fort Worth
C. D Burge
Lena
Grace Petty
Will of Jerry Simpson Filed for Kansas Probate
The will of the late Jerry Simpson was filed for probate by Probate Judge Joez Eyans. Dated April 15, the instrument bequeaths one half of all personal and real property to the executor and the other half to the children, with Lester Simpson named as his son and sole child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Simpson
Jerry $i
Joez Eyans
Wichita
Kansas
Chinese situation sparks greater concern in Washington
Washington reports deeper worry over China, with no Boxer-type uprising feared. Secretary Root pushes back against Pekin critics, while Admiral Train amasses forces near Canton to address the boycott movement and potential unrest.
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Alo
Washington, D. C
China
Root Needen
Pekin
Admiral Train
Canton
Hospital construction progresses under difficult weather
Work on the Catholic hospital proceeds despite heavy weather. Contractor G N Amis reports the fourth and basement are finished and will be integrated into the rest of the project, keeping pace with the overall schedule.
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G. N. Amis
Federation of Labor Opens Anniversary in Pittsburg
Samuel Gompers called the American Federation of Labor to order in Pittsburg Pa for the organization’s anniversary. The old city hall was crowded as 125 federated musicians led delegates to the meeting. Gompers and John Mitchell received long applause on entering the hall. Routine matters including credentials will be reviewed, with likely re election of Gompers and officers. Fifth Vice President Thomas I Kidd is a candidate. W D Mahon president of the Amalgamated Association of Industrial workers noted actions.
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Pittsburg
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Laborder
Cee
Gompers
John Mitchell
Thomas I. Kidd
W. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of
Republican central committee backs single statehood stance
At a Santa Fe meeting the Republican central committee adopted a resolution by 29 to 6 urging single statehood for the Territory. It denounces joint statehood as coercive and appeals to Congress for admission as a state within existing boundaries. A motion to hear Hon. B S Rod ey was defeated. The New Mexican predicts no action on Delegate Andrews, seeking a square deal and congressional seating decision.
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Republican Central Committee
Santa Fe
Republican Party
Arizona
National Congress
B. S. Rodey
New Mexican
Andrews
Congress
Washington
Cunliffe Given Six Year Term for Adams Express Robbery
Edward G. Cunliffe, the Adams Express robber, was sentenced today in Pittsburgh to six years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Edward G. Cunliffe
Adams Express
Funeral notice for Sergeant Clay Petty in New Mexico Guard
A command from Lieut. Aubrey Smith of the First Infantry New Mexico National Guard orders all members of Company B to report at the Armory at 1 PM tomorrow to pay last respects to Sergeant Clay Petty, a comrade in arms.
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Clay Petty
New Mexico National Guard
Co. B
Judge Gatewood Leaves For Texas Misappropriation Case
Judge W. W. Gatewood heads to Sweetwater Texas to aid the prosecuting attorney in the State against Bowen. The indictment list cites misappropriation of funds with defense led by Judge Faldey J E Edwards Beall Beall and other Texas lawyers. Gatewood expects a two week absence.
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W. W. Gatewood
Sweetwater
Texas
State
Bowen
Faldey
J. E. Edwards
el Paso
Beall & Beall
Gatewood
Local jurors Clayton Stewart and J N Chedes ter Return Home
Clayton Stewart and J N Chedester who served on the district court petit jury during the current term returned to their homes in Hagerman Sunday.
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Clayton Stewart
J. .N. Chedester
Petit Jury
Hagerman
Divine healing method advertised at 708 N Main St
An advertisement invites readers to seek healing via a so called Divine method promising cures for incurable cases. It notes that treatment is given and directs interested individuals to visit or contact the address 708 N Main St.
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N. Main St
Social Circle gathers with Mrs Kate McGaffey Wednesday
The Social Circle met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Kate McGaffey in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McGaffey
Roswell Local Weather Report November 3
U. S. S weather bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico on November 3 shows a max temperature of 59, min 31, mean 45 with no precipitation and light southeast wind. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with stationary temperature.
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Roswell
N. M
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Price & CO
Vember Fst
Cunningham
Light Company
Prophet
Street and Electric Employees
Detroit, Mich
Kidd
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland, O
Evan Meyer
Federation OF Labor
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Aubrey Smith
Lieut
U. S&s Weather Bureau
COLES
Rocker, Sterline
Karpep
Furnitt
Riemembier
Allery’s
Allery Furniture
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