New Governor Hagerman to Be Welcomed in Roswell
Roswell citizens plan a mass meeting and a public reception for Hon. J. Hagerman, newly appointed governor. The Commercial Club will host events at the club rooms and square, with a formal address and civic participation by merchants and officials.
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H. J. Hagerman
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Bert “J. Hagerman
J. J. Hagzerman
Amarillo
Governor Higgins Opens Jewish Charity Fair in Brooklyn
Brooklyn honors Governor Higgins as Jewish Hospital Charity Fair opens at Forty seventh Regiment Armory tonight and runs through December 2. Higgins and staff arrive this afternoon. Abraham Abraham hosts the opening event expected to yield a strong profit for the hospital.
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Abraham Abraham
Jewish Hospital
Bank doors closed by order of directors in Boston
In Washington on November 27 the Comptroller of the Currency announced that by order of its directors the American National Bank of Boston had chosen to open its doors. The notice described the action as a formal closure initiated by the bank’s leadership.
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Washington, D. C
American National
Hank of
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Exhibition Aims to Stamp Out Consumption in New York
An exhibition opened at the American Museum of Rural History to aid in stamping consumption. Arranged by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis and the Charity Organization Society committee, it shows sanatoria, maps, photographs, and charts detailing disease distribution across states and major cities. Open to the public until December.
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New York
Ndvy
American Museum of Rural History
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Committee On Tuberculosis
Society For the American Tuberculosis Exhibition
New York Water Supply Hearing In Kingston
The State Board of Water Supply Commissioners meet in Kingston at the county court house to hear arguments on plans to obtain Catskill water for Greater New York at a cost exceeding 160 million dollars. The plan, submitted by the City Water Board, has been accepted by the State Board and invites all interested parties to attend and present arguments or objections.
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Congress
Endicot Board
Kingston
N.Y
State Board of Water Supply Commissioners
Court House
Catskill
Greater
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Allied forces seize Mitylene in Ottoman harbor
Constantinople dated dispatch reports orders to land detachments and occupy Mitylene by one o'clock Monday morning. It is presumed the capital of the island is now in the hands of the allied forces, indicating a major shift in control amid ongoing operations.
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International
Mitylene
Constantinople
Situation Improves As Sebastopol Mutineers Return
St. Petersburg reports the situation at Sebastopol improved as the Brest regiment that defected to the mutineers returns to allegiance. Reinforcements have arrived marching overland from Inkerman, with the railroad torn by fighting.
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Sebastopol
Brest
Inkerman
Tickets on sale for Eli Perkins lecture in Pecos area
Tickets are on sale at Dan iels and Daniel store Pecos Valley Drug and Payton Drug Co for Eli Perkins lecture. The Cemetery Association directs sales with dates. Sheriff Woodruff returns from Texas trip to attend events. Donations for Ladies Cemetery Association Bazaar accepted at J B Dilley store on Dec 14. Park Morrison grab sale urged.
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Daniels and Daniel
Pecos Valley Drug
Payton Drug Co
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
J. B. Dilley & Son
Hadley to Lecture on Educational Conditions in New Mexico
Professor Hiram Hadley, head of public instruction, will lecture at the First M E Church on Educational Conditions in New Mexico and their Improvement. He has spent eighteen years in Territory education and is highly informed on local schools. The high school chorus of 60 will provide music.
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Hiram Hadley
M. E
New Mexico
Hadley
Frances J. Willard
Judge Pope renders new ruling in Roswell National Bank case
Judge Wm H Pope of the district court sustains the plaintiffs demurrer against W M Reed and H T Paterson as agents for the government. He rejects the claim that government agents cannot be sued and issues a novel interpretation of the Contract Act, a point of unusual interest.
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Wm. H. Pope
District Court
Roswell
Taylor-Moore Construection Company
W. M Reed
H. T. Paterson
Heed
Paterson
Colorado
Pope
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison Killed In Auto Crash
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison wife of the candidate for lieutenant governor in the last election was instantly killed in an automobile accident today in Long Island City. Mrs Harrison formerly Miss Mary Crocker daughter of Charles Crocker of San Francisco. Mr and Mrs L Scott of San Francisco also injured along with the chaffeur as steering gear broke causing the high speed crash.
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Francis Burton Harrison
Long Island City
L. Scott
San Francisco
Harrison
Mary Crocker
Chas Crocker
J. Scott
Chaffeur
President Roosevelt Removes Lieb as U.S. Treasurer
President Roosevelt today removed William S. Lieb from the office of assistant U.S. treasurer in Philadelphia for persistent violations of the civil service law while in office.
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Roosevelt
William S. Lieb
U. 5
Philadelphia
McCurdy resigns as Mutual Life chief amid wipeout in family
New York November 27 The World reports Richard AcCurdy resigns as president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company with the timing to appoint a successor. Rapid retirement follows by his son Robert H Curdy general manager and son in law Louis A Thebaud also resign. The presidency was offered to Jas B Forgan of First National Bank Chicago but he declined.
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the World To Gay
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AcCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Press Curdy
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Louis A. Thebaud
Jas B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
IeCurdy
Gent
Insurance witness testifies on large NY Life policies
George W. Perkins of New York Life and J P Morgan & Co testified before the legislative investigating committee. He said he carried life insurance with New York Life totaling $310,000, some policies acquired as an agent. Six policies yielded $318 in commissions paid to him by the agent, clarifying prior statements about payments to Andrew Ham.
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Central National Bank
New York Security Trust Co
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New York Life
Edward E. McCall
Andrew Hamilton
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
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Legislative Investigating Committee
Andrew Ham
Chicago man pleads guilty to bribe in hospital roof contract
Charles Mader of Chicago pleaded guilty in Milwaukee municipal court to giving a $1,200 bribe for a county hospital roofing contract in 1901. He was fined $1,000 and was an agent for a Chicago roofing firm when indicted by the grand jury two years earlier.
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Senator Burton Convicted in Rialto Case
St Louis Missouri November 27 Judge Vandi ver delays sentence for U S Senator J R Burton of Kansas convicted yesterday morning of acting as paid attorney for the Rialto Grain and Securities Company before the post office department. Sentence postponed until next Wednesday morning when defense will present reasons for new trial.
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Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Post Office Department
New Light on Mail Order Business in Oklahoma
An Oklahoma editor recalls a depot scene where a farmer tests a Chicago harness against local options. The farmer notes no local harness shop exists in his town despite decades of newspapers, while mail order houses insist on cheaper prices.
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market reports cattle receipts at 11,000 with 1,000 south ranchers. Native steers bring 3.50 to 6.00, southern steers 2.40 to 4.00, southern cows 1.75 to 3.00, native cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.25, bulls 2.00 to 3.25, calves 2.50 to 6.25, western steers 2.75 to 4.50, western cows 1.75 to 3.25. Sheep receipts 4,000 steady. muttons 4.25 to 5.60, lambs 5.25 to 7.10, range wethers 5.00 to 5.60, red ewes 3.50 to 4.85.
Enlistment Call for Company B of New Mexico National Guard
Special Order No. 30 requires all men aged 18 to 35 with good character who have not received a discharge to report tonight at 7:30 at Armory 107 N. Main and again tomorrow at 1:00 for a train meet. Gov. Herbert J. Ungerman's arrival is anticipated. Second Lieut. Aubrey Smith commands.
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N. Main
Herbert J
Local Roswell Weather Report Signals Rain Tonight
Roswell New Mexico notes show max 61 and min 52 degrees with mean 56. Trace precipitation reported. Wind from the south at 19 mph. Weather clear. Forecast calls for rain tonight and Tuesday colder for Roswell and vicinity. New Mexico outlook expects rain in the south and rain or snow in the north with colder conditions tomorrow.
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N. M
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New Mexico
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