Pennsylvania Capitol Dedicated In Rain Amid Roosevelts Visit
In Harrisburg a vast crowd witnessed the dedication of Pennsylvania s new capitol building with President Roosevelt, noting the architecture and interior fittings. The project has cost about 12 500 000 dollars with 4 500 000 for construction and 9 000 000 for furnishings. Rain fell during the ceremonies and security concerns were emphasized as the provisional government in Cuba contemplates disarmament actions in multiple cities.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
United States
Special Currency Commission Reports Outlined Changes to Bank Issuance
New York October 4 The special currency commission of the New York Chamber of Commerce reports urged creating or controlling a central bank or expanding national bank issuance privileges to decouple note issue from government ownership. The commission’s findings were presented at today’s chamber meeting.
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New York
Special Currency Commission
Xk Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Greene Withdraws From Reorganized Republican Governor Ticket
E H Greene president of the Texas Mid lidhd A R and son of Hetty Greene has withdrawn as the Reorganized Republican nominee for governor of Texas Dr A G Acanson is named by the executive committee to replace him in Houston Texas on October 5.
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Houston
Tex
E. H. Greene
The
Texas Midlidhd A. R
Hetty, Greene
A. G. Acaneson
Will Robinson
Roswell
J. E. White
Portales
Newkirk
Artesia
Nathan Jaffa
E. A. Cahoon
R. N. Miller
Roosevelt County
H. R. Putnam
Eddy County
D. D. Temple
W. T. Reed
Kellahin
Hagerman
J. W Tully
Lincoln County
Sheriff Woodruff
Pecos Valley
Robinson
Pennsylvania
W. E. Lindsey
Chaves County
Eddy
Lincoln
Clement Hightower
Lee Rudisell
Roosevelt
C. O. Leace
Messrs. Robinson
J. V. Tully
Andrews
Enterprise National Bank
E. A Finnegan
Cahoon
Seattle Woman Arrested on Paso Texas Theft Warrant
Seattle Washington Oct 5 Mrs Alford Longoria a department store employee was arrested on a telegraphic warrant from Paso Texas charging her with stealing several hundred dollars in that city.
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Wash
Alford Longoria
Paso
Texas
Soldiers kill prisoners during rescue attempt in Warsaw
In Warsaw on October 5 a military patrol escorting two revolutionists to jail was attacked by revolutionists seeking their release. The soldiers killed both prisoners in the ensuing confrontation, ending the attempted rescue.
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Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Gas Subway Explosion Kills Six in Philadelphia
Terrific gas explosion under construction at Sixth and Market in Philadelphia Rapid Transit tunnels kills six men and injures about a dozen. Reported three more buried under earth. explosion occurred shortly before seven o'clock as a dirt cart passed through the covered subway. The driver was only slightly hurt.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Sixth
Market Streets
Live Stock Market report from Kansas City October 5
Cattle receipts reach 3 000 with 300 southerns as market stays steady to strong. Native steers 4.00 to 6.50, southern steers 2.50 to 3.85, southern cows 1.75 to 2.90, native cows and heifers 1.75 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.50, calves 3.00 to 6.50, western steers 3.00 to 5.00, western cows 2.00 to 3.75. Sheep receipts 5 000, market steady. Muttons 4.50 to 5.50, lambs 5.50 to 7.35, range wethers 4.25 to 5.75, fed ewes 4.00 to 5.10.
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Kansas City
Massachusetts Republicans renominate state officers at convention
The Massachusetts Republican state convention re nominated by acclamation Governor Curtis Guild Jr Lieutenant Governor John S Draper Secretary of State Wm Colin Auditor Henry E Turner Treasurer Arthur B Chapin and Attorney General Dana Maione on October 5 in Boston.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
John S. Draper
Wm. Colin
Henry E. Turner
Arthur B. Chapin
Dana Maione
Withdrawal of American Fleet From Cuba Hinted
Washington October 5 191? The dispatch reports that the largest ships of the American fleet will be withdrawn from Cuba as soon as a sufficient army force has landed. The note suggests staged redeployments dependent on ground forces securing footholds.
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Cuban
Havana
Funston
Puerto Principe
Santiago
Cuba
Washington
United States Ambassador Presents Credentials to Sultan
Ambassador Leishman presented his credentials to the Sultan in Constantinople marking the first U S ambassador to Turkey. The reception followed official confirmation of diplomatic ties and signaling a new phase in bilateral relations.
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Constantinople
Leishman
United States
Turkey
Mound Valley Citizens Laud Bridge Location Support
Citizens of Dexter and Mound Valley celebrate locating a Pecos River bridge linking communities. They thank County Commissioners for a difficult decision and pledge support in the coming election. Republican conventions nominate candidates across Pecos Valley districts with Roberson and Jaffa featured in lively exchanges.
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Dexter
Mound Valley
Pecos River
Rams for sale in Roswell roamsrobbing buyers
Rams from the French Moreno yearling stock will be in Roswell around October 12 with one or two car loads. Acclimated animals expected to outperform other breeds for wool and mutton at 12.50 per head. See them. Also reports: Federal Court at Albuquerque overruled Tallmadge Brothers demurrers in a land law case. The Praetorians organized at Odd Fellows Hall with 30 charter members in Roswell. officers listed and praised for strength in Roswell and other towns.
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Arcey Bros
General Land Office
Federal Court
Albuquerque
N. M
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Roswell Council
D. P. Greiner
S. A
B. Brooks
Worthy Sentinel
Walter Gill
Worthy Recorder
Buchly
Fisher
Buechly
C. P. Martin
Worthy Atty
Local Visitors and Travelers Depart from Roswell
A string of arrivals and departures fills Roswell today with guests and due travelers. Notables include Dr W G Radcliffe treasurer of the Territorial Board of Health visiting Clar ence Allery, Adele Vincent from New Orleans with Virginia Fort, and Judge G A Richardson en route to Portales for court.
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Belen
Clarence Allery
Radcliffe
Territorial Board of Health
Adele Vincent
New Orleans
City
Virginia Fort
Tornado in New Orleans Causes Injuries and Property Loss
A tornado plowed through five miles of New Orleans' residential and factory districts injuring at least twenty and causing about half a million dollars in damage. Reports from Lake Pontchartrain area mentioned possible fatalities and a death at Pontchartrain Lake. communications were disrupted along the path. A separate dispatch noted a tornado near Pontchartrain killing four at Pontchatoula.
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New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
Howe
U. S. Weather Bureau
Munca
Hammond
Pontchatoula
Do You Know Esperanto Growing Popular in Nations
Do you know Esperanto, the proposed universal tongue, gaining traction worldwide. The piece notes university curricula, 50 plus clubs in American colleges, 1905 Boulogne congress with 3000 attendees, and adoption by France, Japan, and many European and colonial states, plus military and trade uses.
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Silas E. Snyder
Norfolk
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Boulogne ‘Sur-Ker
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Esperanto Association
Japan Foreign Trade Association
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Italy
Spain
Russia
Sweden
Belgium
Roumania
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India
Germany
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Gambling settlement near Roswell hosts poker and roulette games
The Second street gambling camp two miles east of Roswell operates with a Territorial license. Games of poker monte and roulette are under two large tents. Omnibuses offer free rides to participants, drivers shouting for more riders. The note also mentions a beef sale and a Methodist revival, with unrelated travel news on Walker & Davisson’s Pullman and Ross L. Malone’s trip to Amarillo.
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Roswell
Second Street
Hinkle
New Justice Appointed to DC Court of Appeals
Washington reports the president named Chas H Robb of Vermont as assistant attorney general to become a justice of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals succeeding Justice Duell who resigned. The federal court at Albuquerque overrules demurrers in land cases in a related note.
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Albuquerque
Washington
Chas. H. Robb
Vermont
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Justice Duell
Bermudan Steamer Aground in New York Harbor
The Bermudan from Bermuda ran aground in Buttermilk Channel near New York harbor with 160 passengers aboard. Tug boats failed to refloat the vessel at high tide, and passengers were removed and landed by four o'clock this afternoon.
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Bermuda
Buttermilk Channel
New York Harbor
Strong Cotton Market Surges at New York Open
The cotton market opened strong in New York with spring months above 11 cents and a general rise around 40 points, about two dollars per bale over the prior close.
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New York
Seven Killed in Boston and Maine Wreck at Lansingburg
Victims of a Boston and Maine railroad wreck near Lansingburg total seven dead and twenty one injured. The injured were sent to Troy hospitals where twenty one are listed as doing well, except Mrs. F L Block of Peoria in precarious condition. Officials withheld cause questions today.
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N. Y
Boston and Maine
Lansingburg
F. L. Block
Peoria
Mystery at Amarillo: Nude boy found with severe wounds
An unknown seventeen year old boy was found unconscious on the Choctaw spur in Amarillo Texas. He was nude with a dozen ghastly wounds on the back and left side of the head. Doctors strive to revive him as investigators search for the attacker.
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Amarillo
Tex
Nineteen Bodies Recovered in Pocahontas Mine Incident
A telegram from Roanoke reports 19 bodies retrieved from the West Fork mines at Pocahontas by 11 am. Authorities fear about forty more remain underground and expect two days to complete the recovery effort.
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Roanoke
West Fork
Pocahontas
Osceola Lyceum brings Dr. Briggs lecture to Roswell
The Osceola Times reports Dr. George W. Briggs spoke on Black Sheep to a small Roswell audience last Wednesday due to weather. Attendees found it a rare literary and oratorical treat, the best in the Lyceum Association series. Briggs heads to the Military Institute on October 11.
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Roswell
George W. Briggs
Osceola
Lyceum Association
Irrigation Drives Business Growth in Western Cities
The Reclama tion Service irrigation programs quicken business at distributing points across the country especially in Western cities such as St Louis Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Denver and the Pacific ports The irrigation projects foster rapid farm settlement and town building creating lasting prosperity and compelling Congress to consider larger irrigation appropriations.
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Maxwell
St. Louis
Kansas City St. Paul
Minneapolis
Denver
Pacificorts
Congress
For Sale Remington Type Writer Model No 7
FOR SALE New Remington type writer Model No 7 on monthly payments if desired Phone 76 S616 FOR SALE Gentle horse harness and phaeton 619 N Richardson 813
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