23 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
1
Cincinnati detectives allege Joseph F. Valentine president of the Iron Molders Union of North America and others plotted to dynamite the Eureka Foundry. Apprentice Fred L. Ramhauser, 19, repeats the confession implicating Valentine and Hollowell with detailed actions. Ramhauser and his father are under arrest as the case unfolds.
Five submarine boats shipped from Quincy Point Massachusetts in October have arrived near the arsenal under bombardment conditions. Local reports describe buildings aflame and tensions rising as military movements continue.
Joliet report states Harry Barker, arrested as a murder suspect, was released after proving to be an itinerant piano tuner. Along with World War I era dispatches from Tokio and Che Foo, the page notes submarine deliveries, Manchurian skirmishes, and an unprecedented snow sweep across the British Isles, all in brief, undetailed summaries.
Unprecedented snow falls grip the British provinces with many villages cut off and rail service halted. Funerals stalled between home and cemetery as children are dug from drifts. even West Cornwall and the Island of Jersey report heavy snow. The Oceanic arrives at Queenstown after severe gale and snow storms delayed by rough seas and limited speeds.
The Record announces a lull due to a national holiday with no edition published tomorrow. Local readers are advised to check the next regular issue for news, updates, and notices.
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Eight Democrats who served as judges clerks and election officials in a recent Denver election were arrested on warrants sworn by U S District Attorney Craston before U S Commissioner Capron. Bonds were set at 2000 dollars and a Monday hearing was scheduled. The warrants allege a conspiracy to suppress voters on election day.
A city wide union Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday at ten o clock in the morning at the Methodist Episcopal church South. The pastors of several congregations will give short talks and representatives from various choirs will provide special music. The service will be brief so attendees can return home for dinner at noon.
President signs for a quiet Thanksgiving as many officials depart town to dine with turkey and cranberry sauce. The White House will observe the holiday with the usual ceremonial lunch and Secretry Loeb will assist if needed while the President travels to St Louis later that night.
In Washington on November 23 Viscount de Alto and Secretary Hay signed the arbitration treaty between the United States and Portugal. The treaty mirrors those recently signed with other nations.
Henry Henderson and his nephew George Henderson, both colored, were shot dead at Beth Ayres ten miles from Philadelphia. A citizen posse hunts Frank Sailor, a negro, alleged to have killed them as the manhunt spreads through the surrounding countryside.
Wooster Ohio November 23 Great excitement followed a notice on the Wooster National bank door declaring the bank closed by order of the directors to go into voluntary liquidation The bank is among the oldest in the region and its latest statement showed deposits of 381000.
Dinner served Nov 24 1904 from 12 to 2 at Grand Central Hotel features Celery Queen Glives India Relish Mock Turtle Soup Saddle Rock Oysters Westphalia Ham Champagne Sauce Tenderloin of Beef Mushroom sauce Baked Young Turkey Cranberry Sauce Chicken Salad Stuffed Crabs Apple Tarts Cream Sauce Pie and desserts with tea coffee milk and buttermilk. Otis Jones & Co sells confectionery business to Ike Gronski and all debts to Otis Jones & Co to be settled by Otis Jones.
Gamble led with 229 while Hobbs posted a 170 average across three games. The squad faced Dr. Kinsinger Johnson Amonett and Snyder, winning all three contests and earning a 157 pin cushion. The defeated team has challenged them.
The Star Market highlights Choice Fresh Lamb and Dressed Turkeys in seasonal displays. Customers are encouraged to shop early for peak holiday selections and price savings.
Special preparations are under way at the Coliseum as all lanes are polished to top condition for Thanksgiving Day bowling. The improved surface promises the best possible play, inviting newcomers to learn the sport tomorrow.
In Chicago, Mrs. Lizzie Court died and her infant child and husband were fatally burned after a kerosene lamp exploded, causing a house fire that partially destroyed the home.
Fire rekindled from a locomotive spark on the hillside opposite Monongahela Pennsylvania on November 23 endangers the Monongahela mine area and the entire Axleton village, threatening multiple buildings overnight.
A carload of California flowers and Sacramento Valley oranges were given away today in the California section at the World’s Fair Palace of Agriculture. Each visitor received a California flower and a sweet orange as a souvenir from the Sacramento Valley exhibit.
The armored cruiser Washington will be launched at New York Ship Building Company yards in Camden on Washington's birthday, February 22, with Camden decor and invitations to President Roosevelt and cabinet members, naval officers, and congressmen. The hull is completed to the main deck, and it marks Camden's first large war vessel.
A large gathering of Rev and Mrs Twittys friends surprised them with a generous donation party at their Roswell home. Guests stayed late and the delighted couple received warm expressions of support, noting the pastors rapid friendship in a short time.
Postmaster Kellahin is expected back on this afternoon's train. Residents note house numbers near Helmicks at 116 South Main as a reference point for delivery work.
In Boston a clear sky and light breeze aided the Pennsylvania trial run. The 44 mile coastal course required 22 knots for four hours, and witnesses reported an average of at least 22.5 knots. Smoke from Rockport harbor and shore observations accompanied the event.
The Company drill scheduled for tomorrow night will start at 7 30 PM instead of 8. Members must report by 7 PM Thanksgiving evening for the regular drill. By order of Edgar Calfee, Captain Commanding Co. B.
Many college sports followers attended the annual Intercollegiate Cross Country Association meet at Travers Island. Competitors included Yale Harvard Princeton Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania in a test of endurance and school pride.
Governor Yates received a telegram from Sheriff Stein of Franklin county saying deputies sworn in could control the Zeigler strike and violence if provided rifles and ammunition. Stein said shots were exchanged between unknown parties and Zeigler Coal Company non union employees, with several wounded. Yates ordered fifty rifles and 5000 rounds of cartridges sent.
Thanksgiving programs were rendered in most public school rooms this afternoon and were dismissed until next Monday morning.
The Italian steamer Nord America, sailing for Naples and Genoa, returned to her dock with a hole about fifty feet from the stern after a near collision with a float off Liberty Island. Passengers gathered forward as the ship listed badly. About eighteen feet on the starboard side was stove in and the bow sat two feet above the water.
Local jeweler L. B. Boellner advertises solid gold band rings offering durable craftsmanship and timeless style. The notice highlights the shop as a source for wedding and anniversary bands, inviting customers to visit or inquire about prices.
In Pittsburg on November 23 a ten round fight between Eddie Kennedy of Pittsburgh and Joe Grim of Philadelphia is scheduled for tomorrow night at Carnegie. Repeated postponements increased interest and a large crowd is expected. Kennedy is the bettors’ favorite.
Dr E B Rentz located at Hagerman New Mexico after 34 years of practice. He is a University of Pennsylvania graduate and comes to Pecos Valley to stay, bringing the town congratulations on such an able physician. House numbers 25c 50c and 1.00 listed at Helmicks H S Main.
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