21 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
1
The Democratic City Convention meets at the court house tonight at 7 30 o clock. Delegates from local wards gather to nominate candidates and discuss party platform in a formal event broadcast for residents.
The jury found Hendricks guilty of murder in the third degree after about thirty hours of deliberation. Mullins was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in the second degree with a death-in-penalty context discussed for other defendants.
A devastating blaze claimed the lives of more than a score of Italian workers in a deadly inferno. Authorities suspect arson as the cause, while rescue teams work to determine exact death toll and identify victims.
The article portrays a looming boxing contest with intense public interest. It notes Fitzsimmons as a slight favorite over Gardner, both preparing rigorously while the crowd anticipates a hard, even fight and the potential dangers of the clash.
A column argues for cautious, measured U S diplomacy amid global tensions. The piece emphasizes patient negotiation, restraint, and the need to balance interests with alliances and historical commitments. It warns against rash moves that could widen conflicts or damage credibility.
President Marroquin declares Colombia ready to arbitrate the Panama question and seeks neutral resolution. He notes U S recognition of Panama, cites neutrality obligations, and asserts Colombia’s sovereignty. Foreign Minister Rico contrasts U S actions with Texas revolt and urges peaceful, equitable settlement.
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee favorably reports the Cuban reciprocity treaty and the Isle of Pines cession, with a full Senate favoring action at the next executive session. In other news, a Musicale at the Methodist church drew praise for all numbers and Gimmsfeld’s piano. Colorado National Guard prepares to depart for Telluride under formal orders.
November 21 report says strike prospects appear brighter though unsettled questions remain. The company rejected an eastern strike breaker prompting encouragement. Four city railway lines operate. Archer avenue riot disrupts food convoys as thousands clash with police, a wagon is wrecked.
Mrs Poe hosted a stylish event on Seventh Street with refined décor and lavish floral arrangements. Attendants and guests included numerous local families and neighbors, with names such as Downes Mason Bear Mathews Patterson and Reade Bowman Shaver Pierce McDonald Patton Wilson Yater Hurd McClenny Orton Stevens Knight Earl Kemp.
San Francisco reports the world light heavyweight championship bout between Robert Fitzsimmons and George Gardner is four days away and has drawn intense public attention as promotion heats up.
The Labor Commissioner reports a national labor shortage of 241000 workers, with 170000 needed in the mining sector. This shortage cited in the current issue highlights heavy demand across key industries.
Orders have been received by the commanders of the battleships Kearsarge and Massachusetts to prepare to proceed to Colon as their vessels are now in the Caribbean area. The crews work to ready the ships amid tense naval movements and awaiting further instructions.
A fragmentary Altoona dispatch reports a blaze in Pennsylvania early today killing thirty five Italian laborers. The account notes widespread destruction and emphasizes the tragic loss of life among immigrant workers.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of Judge W. H. Pope to the supreme court of New Mexico. His confirmation follows his recent appointment to the high court.
The process toward selecting an American cardinal continues with growing support for Archbishop Ryan as the next consistory approaches. Opinion in the church circles shifts toward his elevation amid ongoing discussions about the Holy See’s future leadership.
Major General John C. Bates, moved to command the Missouri department, is ordered to report to Denver for duty and to investigate labor unrest with possible federal troop involvement. Bates declined to discuss the order while leaving for Denver at 4:50 PM. Washington confirms the deployment to Colorado to assess any need for federal intervention.
Samuel Gompers was today re elected president of the American Federation of Labor by a large plurality. John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, was elected second vice president and Max Morris of Denver was chosen fourth vice president.
Lost A small gold hunting case watch on the east side of Main street south of the Shelby hotel. Return to Revorp office. Suitable reward. November 21.
Cambridge November 21 Yale holds a five to nothing edge over Harvard at halftime in the football clash. Yale scored the lone points while Harvard trailed. The report notes the scoreline at intermission and the location of the game.
A Citizens Bank of Clarksburg in Monital county was broken into last night and the safe blown open. Officers refuse to disclose the amount stolen.
On November 21 Jersey City honored the Revolutionary Battle of Paulus Hook with a monument ceremony led by the local Daughters of the American Revolution. General Fitzhugh Lee, descendant of Light Horse Harry Lee, delivered the oration, with Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks presiding the national DAR.
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