Socialists Defeat Socialists in Labor Vote
The American Federation of Labor votes down a gun buying resolution as factions within the Socialist movement clash over firearms policy.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1904
Page
1
Socialist Union Defeated Militia Substitution Plan in San Francisco
Delegates at the AFL session reported a crushing defeat for a resolution by Victor Berger to replace the militia with a home gun ownership system. A call for a universal 60 year work-age pension was also rejected, while riotous clashes in barracks left many dead or wounded as troops shot rioters. The unrest spread to Polish areas as authorities struggled to maintain control.
Threw a Home of a Prominent Omaha Attorney Is Wrecked
A prominent Omaha attorney’s home was wrecked in a damaging incident. Police investigated structural damage and possible causes, with neighbors reporting a loud crash and property damage across the residence. No injuries reported.
Mob Demands Deaths as Negro Murderers Are Hunted
In Lexington Kentucky a mob surrounds the jail intent on administering its own justice against alleged Black murderers. Guards keep the prisoners safe as a preliminary hearing proceeds and the defendants are returned. The scene draws sightseers and a tense atmosphere, while a separate dispatch from St. Louis reports thirty Black residents trapped by fire in a tenement, four injured and one fatally.
Storm Across Europe Forces Outdoor Work Cessation
Four women were injured and one fatally as storm conditions forced people indoors. Smoke and flame filled stairways drove evacuations while residents sought shelter in adjoining buildings amid widespread disruption.
Turkeys Soaring as Chicago Dealers Struggle to Meet Demand
In Chicago Illinois on November 22 the turkey market surged as Thanksgiving nears with prices four to five cents higher than yesterday. Dealers quoted 16 to 18 cents for five and 40 a 22 for dressed birds and warned of an insufficient supply to satisfy demand.
First Winter Hit as Snow Paralyzes Coastal Travel
Frost and snow sweep across the Atlantic and inland England delaying trains and telegraph lines. Reports from London and Ireland note heavy snow squalls while in the US President Roosevelt hosts Dr. Wagner's Simple Life lecture amid fears of unrest. Across Nebraska and Nebraska, bombs disrupt homes, and ships ride out the season as winter broadens its grip.
Big Harbor Budget: House Committee Frames River Bill
The House rivers and harbors committee met in Washington to frame a river and harbor bill. Last year no general bill was urged due to war balances and campaign caution. This session may see liberal appropriations and delayed improvements on the Tennessee, Ohio, Alabama, and Upper Mississippi rivers.
Quiet restored in Panama as army disbanded except 25
Washington reports that Panama is quiet with General Huertas returning home. The army has been disbanded except for 25 men kept to satisfy the legal standing army requirement. Order is restored without American Marines and the Panamanian government thanks U.S. advisers. Preparations for Secretary Taft’s visit are complete.
Russia's Poland mobilization ends in brutal clash
London reports a brutal incident at Bieledny near Warsaw where a major drilling reservists assaulted several men with a riding whip. Commander's ferocity provoked a bloody confrontation that halted mobilization efforts in the Polish reserve.
Evans to Command North Atlantic Fleet
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, president of the lighthouse board, will be appointed to supreme command of the North Atlantic fleet when Rear Admiral Baker retires next March. Rear Admiral Davis will be second in command.
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North Atlantic
Admiral Baker
Rear Admiral
Davis
Trustees Meet on McKinley Memorial Plans in New York
The National McKinley Memorial Association trustees gathered in New York on November 22 following Justice Day's call. They expected to ratify the design committee's choice and unveil public plans for the Canton memorial project.
Cattlemen Meet in Fargo to Discuss Uniform Disease Rules
Prominent Montana and North Dakota cattlemen convened in Fargo on November 22 to draft a bill on uniform cattle disease treatment regulations. Dr. Ramsay, inspector for the Dakotas and Montana, presided as the meeting addressed proposed legislation for upcoming sessions.
Fresh Fish and Oysters at The Star Market
London reports Andrew Carnegie has bought or will buy Lea Park in Surrey for 3.75 million dollars to establish a national project. The Star Market advertises fresh fish and oysters alongside market offerings.
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Surrey
Andrew Carnegie
Wool Market Sees Reduced Supply and Firm Prices
The available wool supply on the market has become well reduced as manufacturers continue to seek stock. Prices remain firm with purchases at full price. Fine fleece wools are quiet but firm while medium grades and domestic fleeces are notably reduced in stock.
Roswell First Methodist Library Reading Room Opens
A large crowd attended the formal opening of the reading room in the First Methodist church lecture room in Roswell. The program began at eight with hymn singing, speeches by Mr. Parsons and Dr. Lukens, and an instructional address by Prof. Stilwell. Miss Rabb Costa and Mr. Riley sang, Norfleet and Williams contributed readings, and coffee and cake were served by the ladies.
Tennessee River Improvement meeting seeks federal funds
Decatur Alabama November 22 The Tennessee River Improvement Association began a meeting to arrange plans for a $590000 federal appropriation to fund improvements on the Tennessee river. A committee will go to Washington to present the appeal to the rivers and harbors committee. The request would open the Tennessee river to Sheffield for the whole year.
Crocker Sloane Wedding Held at St Bartholomew's Church
Society gathered for the marriage of Miss Frances Church Crocker and Mr. William Sloane. The ceremony was conducted this afternoon by Bishop Greer at St Bartholomew's church with Mr. and Mrs. George A. Crocker and Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane noted as parents.
Georgians on a Jaunt to Wisconsin University
An official party from the University of Georgia arrived in Madison for a two day inspection of the University of Wisconsin. The visit follows an invitation from the board of regents and President Van Hise. Participants include Governor Terrell Chancellor Walter B. Hill and Georgia trustees. An elaborate program of receptions and dinners accompanies the trip.
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University of Wisconsin
Otis Jones & Co Sell Confectionery Business
Otis Jones and Co have sold their entire confectionery business to Ike Gronski who will conduct it hereafter. All debts to Otis Jones and Co to date should be settled with the writer. All bills owed others by Otis Jones and Co will be paid by him.
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Otis Jones & Co
Otis Jones
Lamb at the Sacramento Market
A brief item notes the availability of lamb at the Sacramento Meat Market with contact phone number 425.
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Sacramento
Vessel Still Grounded Off Long Beach Sicilian Prince
The steamship Sicilian Prince remains aground at Long Beach. A high tide attempt to pull her off failed, and authorities will try again tonight after tightening operations.
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Long Beach
Fire in Brooklyn Kills Three Women and Injures Five Firemen
A early morning blaze at Fulton and Adelphi streets Brooklyn destroyed two buildings. Three women were fatally hurt as they leaped from windows and fifteen residents on three upper floors were trapped. Five firemen suffered severe injuries from falls and debris while attempting rescues.
Treaty Signed In Washington For Arbitration Pact
The American-German arbitration treaty was signed at the State Department by Secretary Hay and Baron Sternberg. It is identical to the American-French treaty.
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The
State
Hay
Mrs Stone Entertains Chafing Dish Club Guests
Mrs Millard Stone hosted the Chafing Dish Club and twelve guests for an Old Fashioned Thanksgiving luncheon yesterday afternoon. The 1:30 serving featured traditional dishes and the afternoon was greatly enjoyed by all attendees.
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Nice Fresh Mutton at The Woman's Club
A notice states no meeting of the Woman's Club tomorrow. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday December 6, 1904.
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