30 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
1
The president severely denounces a judge of the United States court in a dramatic political moment. Ripley delivers a fiery critique alleging bias and improper conduct by the jurist, sparking debate among lawmakers and media outlets.
The Santa Fe railroad disputes a $25,000 fine, blaming a clerk for a technical error rather than deliberate misconduct. Rail president Ripley argues the company should not bear full blame and questions proportional punishment, amid broader political intrigue about Roosevelt third-term efforts and a five million dollar conspiracy fund.
Roswell ladies are invited to a Sunday 3 30 PM lecture by Evan gelist Hamlin, restricted to women. Mrs. C L Alcridge and Mrs J S Cooper preside Auxiliary C W B M. Jiff Armijo of Bernalillo left yesterday for Albuquerque after securing witnesses against Benjamin Lopez alias Hernandez, who goes on trial in Albuquerque on December 3 for charges involving a boy named James Padilla. Lopez faces multiple past accusations but has lived peacefully for seven years. He was captured here and held for months, then brought to Bernalillo officials.
The notice outlines Salvation Army activities led by Mrs A D Shaw with staff captains, including Sunday meetings at 11 am and 7 pm, Open Air on Main streets, and a jail meeting. It promotes sermons on Salvation from Sin and weekly “pieces” in the hall, aiming to reform men and women and extend paternal care.
The Philadelphia North American exposes a plan by office holders and others to befog the issues and promote a third term for the President. The piece notes efforts to assemble delegates aligned with this agenda and urges scrutiny of the motives behind the drive.
The St. Louis Republic uses a fanciful parable about a safe 228 dollars in the U S treasury and an errand boy to question how a candidate would act on a third term. It imagines a grocer faced with misused funds and a risky loan. the piece probes integrity and judgment.
If you want to buy a city home or a nice farm, if you want a good investment, or if you have money to loan, see us. We deliver the goods. Roswell Title and Trust Company.
Parade at the Military Institute will start earlier than usual on Sunday tomorrow at four o clock. The public is invited to these open air exercises at the Institute.
Displays 300 popular copyright titles priced at 1.50 dollars while supplies last 500 additional titles available at list prices. Window display and in store purchase encouraged. Inger Soll Book Store.
J. F. Paterson showcases a swell line of leather novelty goods in Roswell. The display includes exclusive designs and regular leather work lines aimed at Christmas shoppers. Most items are locally produced in Roswell, offering a regional highlight for buyers.
Attorneys delivered heated closing arguments as the Bradley trial reached its conclusion. The defense urged jurors to weigh alibi evidence and challenge prosecution theories while prosecutors pressed for conviction based on presented facts and witness testimony.
Washington November 30 court room crowded as Mrs. Bradley faces trial. Assistant District Attorney Turner argues for equal consideration with a man while defending her sanity and intent. Robert Wells replies for the defense amid a dramatic session before Judge Powers.
Infant child of Leonardo Esparicada died after a short illness of pneumonia in Chihuahua addition. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow.
Benito Carrasco and Lucinda Pare des, notable Roswell natives, married this morning at 7:30 in the Catholic church. Families and friends celebrate the event today under Mexican custom. The bride is sister of Manuel Pare des Jr. of the Reid Hervey law office.
The article argues for direct teacher student contact in the teaching learning process. It outlines three essential preparations: prepare the lesson prepare the teacher and prepare the student. It emphasizes teacher self preparation and the use of tact to achieve desired results.
In Boaz the district court found M. E. Cook guilty of stealing coal from the railroad. The jury returned at two o'clock after a noon deliberation, entering a verdict of guilty in the second court. The afternoon session addressed R. E. Dorris on a similar charge.
The Finch eye glasses are described as stylish and comfortable. Dr Huns berger can adjust them to prevent slipping. The note mentions a model number or code 3113.
New York banks report 52,989,425 short of the 25 percent reserve requirement for the week. The clearing houses hold one million more in proportionate cash reserves, an increase of 1,114,175 compared with last week.
For sale a fresh Jersey cow with inquiry through the record office. See Jake Pierce at the Star Market for the best of meat.
A deadly incident in Chicago ends with two fatalities after a fall from a tall building. Authorities investigated the scene and noted the fall occurred on a high floor, with emergency responders arriving promptly.
Chicago November 30 six workers were seriously hurt and two men killed when an elevator plunged ten stories in the Edenheimer & Co. clothing firm on Jackson Boulevard. Most passengers were employees leaving for lunch in the building.
The Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal and Protestant Episcopal churches announce sermons and services led by pastors C F Lucas John W Smith and F C Lonberg with revival meetings beginning next Sunday. Included are Advent preparations at First Church and a women’s lecture by R R Hamlin with special music and youth programs.
Evangelist Hamlin delivered a stirring sermon on Pan's Conversion at a large Christian church meeting last evening. The event drew praise for Miss Eva ly and Mr. Daugherty with a new hymn book and a solo. Since meetings began there have been twenty conversions and 26 additions to the church. Ham ling advertises a women only session Sunday at 3 PM on Woman's Power.
The Mesilla Park Agricultural College team defeated Roswell Military Institute 28 to 0 in El Paso. The farmers scored four safeties and a first half touchdown, added a second half touchdown and a field goal late, despite the lighter Roswell squad’s effort.
An old advertisement promotes 106 latest fiction titles at list price one dollar fifty and fifty cents sales, inviting customers to view the window display or visit the store for selections.
Jurors recount that ten favored conviction and two favored acquittal from the start. Five supported first degree and five second degree, with one initial acquitter open to a manslaughter verdict compromise. The Record’s previous report is challenged by the jurors.
Washington November 30 Democratic members of the house nominate John Sharp Williams of Mississippi for speaker by acclamation at a caucus.
Annapolis boys beat the Army in a long standing football showdown held in Philadelphia. Navy overcame West Point to win the annual clash in front of local spectators and supporters.
The Navy team defeated Army by six to zero before a massive crowd in Philadelphia. President Roosevelt's daughter Ethel represented him. Navy had the edge in experience and season success, winning the annual interservice contest at the cadet game. Also notes a Dec 5 Minstrel show at the Auditorium Rink.
Nome Alaska reports thick ash haze from volcanic eruption fallout. Ground dusting of several inches blankets coast and nearby areas while winds push ash from volcanic islands, hindering outdoor activity and making breathing difficult.
Dr. Lacy Hage, almost 60, found guilty of murder in Judge Cheelin's court and sentenced to twenty years. The state argued Hagenow, a Chicago midwife for 35 years, caused thousands of deaths through illegal procedures.
Andrew Carnegie cites Lord Avebury stating opposition to a central national bank while endorsing an elastic currency via credit notes backed by assets at one quarter value with high interest. A separate probate notice in Chaves County NM sets January 1908 hearing for objections to final administrator account.
Local daily weather summary records Roswell New Mexico on November 30 with yesterday's high 57 and low 28, average 41, no precipitation, northeast winds calm at 3 miles per hour, clear conditions.
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