Fighting in Old Mexico Scores and Trials Unfold
Reports from Pueblo indicate rioting subsided with casualties estimated between 100 and 170 in fighting. Rebels led by Jose Gerdan reportedly captured his home and discussions to defend Pueblo keep artillery and cavalry on standby. Arrests include 42 plotters, with Cabrera’s death tied to rebel actions. Jury selections and court proceedings progress in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Pueblo
Jose Gerdan
Gerdan
Miguel Alatriste
Puebla
Miguel Cabrera
Cabrera
For Sale Cheap Horse and Buggy
For sale a horse and buggy described as gentle and suitable for a lady driver. Inquiries at 807 N. Ky. 2213.
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N. Ky
Trial of Bat Harris in District Court Opens
District court concluded Amado Guertas trial yesterday afternoon and today began the Bat Harris murder case related to C. W. Merchant’s death at the Washington ranch south of Carlsbad. Harris, who admits the fatal shooting, faces murder charges. Bu jac Brice of Carlsbad appear for the territory with Reid Hervey for the defense and G. H. Culp of Texas listed as associate counsel.
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Bat Harrison
Amado Guertas
Bat Harris
C. W. Merchant
Washington Ranch
Carlsbad
Guertas
Harris
Bujac & ‘Br
Record Breaking Cadet Hop Dazzles Roswell Guests
A record crowd attended the Cadet's Cotillion Club dance at the Military Institute last night. The event featured many new dresses, visitors from Roswell, and a Mexican orchestra directed by Capt. Fletcher, keeping the party lively until after midnight.
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Cadet’s Cotillion Club
The
Military Institute
Cades
Roswell
Capt
Fletcher
Barr's Saturday Candy Launches 29c Pound Sale
Pecos Valley Drug Co announces Barr's Saturday Candy priced at 29 cents per pound today. This local promo highlights a bargain offer and invites shoppers to visit the store for the deal.
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Barr’s
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Pecos Valley
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts were 8 000 with a steady market. Prices ranged native steers 4.75 to 7.25 and southern steers 2.75 to 5.50. hog receipts 4 900 with prices 7.30 to 7.40. Sheep receipts 2 500 with muttons 3.00 to 3.75 and lambs 4.40 to 5.75.
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Kansas City
Wool Market Update from St Louis Trade Note
The Wool Market in St Louis Missouri on November 19 reports dull demand with territory and western mediums at 22 to 23 percent, fine mediums at 20 to 21, fine at 12 to 13.
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St. Louis
Count Tolstoi Passes Favorable Night in Astapova
In Astapova Russia on November 19 Count Tolstoi is reported to have a clear mind yet his heart action remains a serious anxiety. The bulletin notes a favorable night with continued concerns over his condition.
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Astapova
Russia
Tolstoi
Job Printing That Will Please Every One
A brief note on the Record promises quality job printing designed to satisfy all customers with clear type and reliable service.
Yale and Harvard Play Scoreless Classic in New Haven
In New Haven on November 19, Yale and Harvard battled to a 0–0 tie as both teams sought the national football crown. Harvard showed momentary edge in the first half and Wendill starred after Frothingham’s exit, while Yale’s Potter nearly broke through. Corbett’s fumble at the Yale 12 preserved the stalemate as Yale later cleared danger.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Wendill
Frothingham
Potter
Corbett
Conn
Minnesota Shutout Streak Prompts High Scoring Guard Play
Modern football with varied forward passes and fake kicks is noted as Minnesota has not allowed any points this year, signaling a strong defensive start for the season.
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Minnesota
Deneen to Testify in Lorimer Senate Hearing
A Washington dispatch reports the senate privileges and elections committee will hear Illinois Governor Deneen and Chicago State Representative Robt. E. Wilson as witnesses in the Lorimer bribery inquiry. The Chicago subcommittee did not call Deneen, citing disinterest in factional state politics.
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Chicago
Tribune
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Deneen
Illinois
Robt. EK. Wilson
Bailey
Sporadic Rioting Into Second Night in Chicago Garment Strike
Chicago officials report ongoing sporadic rioting tied to the garment workers strike. Last night at Kedzie avenue station on the Metropolitan elevated one man was shot and slightly wounded while four others were bruised and cut in attacks by strikers on strike-breakers.
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Chicago
Kedzie Avenue
Metropolitan Elevated
Honor Fritz Reuter Ahead of His Century Mark
Berlin report notes Fritz Reuter the renowned author of low German short stories will celebrate his hundredth birthday tomorrow. Germans at home and abroad plan to honor him in ceremonies and tributes.
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Berlin
Fritz Reuter
Kosciusko Man Arrives in Roswell for Winter
Mr Seabright of Kosciusko Mississippi has arrived in Roswell to spend the winter, joining local residents for the season.
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Mr. Seabright
Kosciusko, Miss
Roswell
Yale and Harvard Prep For Classic Gridiron Battle
Yale relies on Howe Field Daly Kistler and full back as backfield anchors while Harvard fields Wigglesworth Corbett Frothingham and Leslie. Betting shifts toward Yale amid rejuvenation as Harvard remains favored for the 2 15 start. Michigan and Minnesota clash in snowy Ann Arbor with 15 000+ tickets sold and evenly matched backfields.
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Yale
Howe
Field
Daly
Kistler
Harvard
Wigglesworth
Corbett
Frothingham
Leslie
Ann Arbor
Mich
Football Warriors
Michigan
Minnesota
Freyfield
Newhouse Tunnel Opens, Reviving Cripple Creek Mining
Denver reports the Newhouse tunnel in Gilpin county completed and the El Paso mine connected to the Roosevelt drainage tunnel at Cripple Creek. The Newhouse tunnel, 21,968 feet, will drain old mines to 1,800 feet depth, while the Cripple Creek link signals first major unwatering of the district.
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Denver
Newhouse
Githin
el Paso
Roosevelt
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Gilpin County
Spain Debates Padlock Bill on Religious Orders
Madrid on November 19 reports the chamber of deputies began discussion of the padlock bill. It would bar new religious orders from entering Spain until concordat revisions are completed. The measure is part of Premier Canalejas plan for religious reform and faces Vatican opposition.
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Madrid
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Canalejas
Vatican
Beall family plans Gulf to Roswell railroad proposal
Col Fred A Beall of Midland Texas writes that he and two engineers will reach Roswell by auto and present to the Commercial Club a plan for a Gulf of Mexico to Roswell railroad possibly extending to Tucumcari. The group may seek a local bonus only after construction and operation. The Beall team includes Byron Beall A Pruit and W A Johnson.
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Col. Beall
New York
Roswell
Fort Worth
Gulf
Tucumcari
Galveston
Lloyd Steamship Company
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Byron O. Beall
A. Pruit
W. A. Johnson
European Papers Print Falsehoods On Miss Elkins
London reports say continental papers allege Miss Catherine Elkins is stopping at Logan Switzerland and arranging with the Bishop of Ticino for conversion while her father Senator Elkins is ill in Washington. Secolo claims the Duke of Abruzzi motored to Lugano incognito and a marriage to Miss Elkins may occur by January with Victor Emmanuel’s consent.
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London
Catherine Elkins
Washington
Senator Elkins
Logan
Swithzerland
Ticino
Secolo
Milan
Italy
Duke of
Abruzzi
Lugan
Roosevelt Pays First Visit to Scene of Exploits
Washington D C Nov 19 A busy schedule unfolds as Colonel Roosevelt arrives in the capital his first visit to Washington since leaving the presidency He begins his day with a series of engagements and inspections in the national capital marking a notable return to public life.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
English suffragettes freed by police court
London on November 19 116 suffragettes arrested yesterday while attempting to see Premier Asquith were discharged in police court today. The crown's attorney said Home Secretary Churchill decided no benefit would come from prosecution. The jailed demonstrators greeted the ruling with hisses and jeers.
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London
Asquith
Crown
Home
Churchill
Beall's Ranch Team Reported Stolen Near Roswell
John Beall, a well known city resident with a Texas line ranch, returns home to learn his ranch team has been seen with another party in Roswell in recent days. He dispatched a courier to the ranch to verify the theft claim.
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John Beall
Texas Line
Roswell
Beall
Roswell Girls Headed to Artesia for Match
The Roswell High School girls basketball team and coach Miss Lela Howat traveled to Artesia last night to face Artesia High School this afternoon. Friends and supporters accompanied them to cheer on the Roswell players.
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Roswell
Artesia
Roswell High School
Lela Howat
Artesia High School
Skillman Undergoes Home Surgery This Morning
W. G. Skillman had surgery at his North Pennsylvania Avenue home this morning and was reportedly doing well by this afternoon.
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W. G. Skillman
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
Messers Jacobs and Moody Travel from Roswell to Vaughn
Messers Jacobs and Moody were passengers on the auto to Vaughn today after spending several days in Roswell on business.
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Messers, Jacobs
Moody
Vaughn
Roswell
G. A. R. Anniversary Services Planned
Veterans from Washington and other cities plan special observances tomorrow marking the 1866 first national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Indianapolis.
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Washington
Veterans of
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Missionary Movement Opens in Rochester Convention Hall
Rochester heads into four days of Laymen's Missionary Movement meetings with national religious leaders in Convention Hall starting today November 19.
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Rochester
N. Y
Convention Hall
Weather Summary Roswell NM November 19 1900s
Local Roswell New Mexico weather report shows 6 am observation with 47 degree mean temperature, 0.0 precipitation, wind from the south at 4 mph. Record comparisons indicate 188 years highs of 80 and lows 15 on 16 year span, forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday.
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Roswell
N. M
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