Revolution in Portugal Sparks Republic Proclaimed
News wires report a Lisbon uprising culminating in the proclamation of a republic. Fighting rages in Oporto and Lisbon with hundreds killed and many wounded. Queen Amelia and the king’s uncle are believed aboard the royal yacht as troops contest key points.
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Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
Theophile Braga
Portugal
Braga
Vigo
Oporto
London
Eng
Isom
Proby
Republic
Amelia
Alfonso
Selva
Coimbra
Valencia
Republican Club
Barcelona
Paris
France
Franco Gorges
Mundo
Elvas
Sprinkling Tax Due Notice From City Hall
Sprinkling tax now due payable at the City Hall Clerk's office 71f. J W Bennett supervisor.
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J. W. Bennett
Wool Market Report from St Louis Globally
Wool market in St Louis Missouri notes stable prices with territory and western mediums at 18 to 23 cents for fine mediums 17 to 20 cents and fine 14 to 17 cents as of October 6.
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St. Louis, Mo
Kansas City Stock Market report shows varied livestock prices
Cattle receipts total 8 060 with strong market. Native steers fetch 1 75 to 7 75, southern steers 3 75 to 5 15, native cows 2 60 to 46 35, stockers 3 45 to 5 75, bulls 3 25 to 3 35, calves 4 00 to 8 25, western cattle 4 75 to 6 25. Hog receipts 5 000 with higher bids 8 45 to 8 80, heavy 8 35 8 55, packers 8 65 8 85, lights 8 75 8 90. Sheep receipts 6 000 market strong, muttons 3 50 to 4 25, lambs 5 75 to 6 85, fed wethers 3 80 to 5 75, fed western ewes 3 50 to 4 00.
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Kansas City
Baptist Couples Host Open House for Baptist Church
Mr and Mrs G E Cavin invite all Baptist church members to an open house at 404 S Kentucky Friday night October 14. Seating for 75 men is planned with singing a reading and a symposium titled When I was a Stranger featuring thirteen men sharing twelve minute talks. Additional refreshments will be served.
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G. E. Cavin
S. Kentucky
Baptist Church
Nand
Notice Physical Culture Pupils Opens Classes
Miss Bess May McClane offers first year physical culture classes starting Saturday morning October 8 with a second year class beginning Wednesday afternoon October 12.
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Bess May McClane
Commercial Club Committee Raises Funds for Chicago Exposition
President Joan T. Mc Clure appointed a Commercial Club committee to solicit funds for sending an exhibit to the International Irrigation and Land Exposition in Chicago. They began yesterday, worked about an hour, and raised roughly half of the $1,200 target. Secretary Kirby said if all businessmen contribute, the committee will likely complete the total in one more town trip. Col. C. E. Baker chairs. other members include R. M. Parsons, A. G. McElhinney, W. P. Turner, P. E. Hudson, George French and J. Kirby.
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Commercial Club
Joan T. McClure
Chicago
Kirby
Col
C. E. Baker
R. M. Parsons
A. G. McElhinney
W. P. Turner
P. E. Hudson
George French
J. §. Kirby
La Follette’s Recovery Seems Likely
Rochester Minn October 6 Senator LaFollette passed another favorable night the wound is healing nicely and his chances for recovery are bright.
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Lafollete
Rochester
Minn
LaFollette
U D C Meeting Friday Afternoon With Mrs Littlefield
The U D C plans a Friday gathering at 2 30 PM with Mrs Littlefield at 200 South Lea. Members are listed to attend this local club event.
A Record Want Ad Will Do It For You
ARecord Want Ad offers quick placement for personal notices and small business needs. Readers can list items for sale or services with concise contact details and flexible pricing options.
Convention Proceedings Open in Santa Fe
The New Mexico constitutional convention convened in Santa Fe with prayers and minutes read. Delegates discussed labor floor access, committee appointments, and printing powers, approving the committee on committees and a plan to print proceedings while debating the 1889 constitution. The session adjourned to 2 PM and then to 10 AM next day.
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Santa Fe
M. B. Taylor
M. P. Skeen
Mabry
Organized Labor
T. B. Catron
N. M
Committee On Committees
Solomon Luna
Committee On Printing
Luna
New Mexican Printing Company
Stern
Bernalillo
H. O. Bursum
Catron
A. B. Fall
English labor troubles settled in Manchester mills reopen Monday
Manchester, Oct. 6. The dispute between the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and the workers causing a lockout of 130,000 operatives is resolved. Mills will resume operation on Monday.
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Manchester
Eng
Valley Bee Men Here
The Pecos Valley Bee Keepers Association held its second semi annual convention in Roswell at the Roswell Seed Company. About 25 bee keepers from the Pecos Valley attended, discussing bee and honey industry issues and advocating lower freight and express rates.
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Pecos Valley
Bee Keepers Association
Roswell
South Main Street
Roswell Seed Company
Daisa
National
R. Gb. Siease
Henry C. Barron
Hagerman
Railroad Company
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Chicago
Denver
Express Company
W. N. Baldwin
Twe
Names Listed For Honorary Award Ceremony
Noted individuals Arthur J. Stevens G T Miser Garnet Stone Robert Holcomb N P Selden N A Palmer C Vanden Bout and Joan B Gill appear as honorary honorees in the latest community notice. The ages shown include 49 60 42 60 4 19 24 and the designation for Gill being honorary.
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Arthur J. Stevens
G. T. Miser
Garnet Stone
Robert Holcomb
N. P. Selden
N. A. Palmer
C. Vanden Bout
Joan B. Gill
Eminent Christian Scientist to Lecture in Roswell
Arrangements completed for Frank Leonard of Brooklyn to speak at the Roswell Armory on Thursday night October 13 at eight o clock on Christian Science. The lecture is free and open to all. Leonard is described as a leading Christian Scientist and a recognized authority on the subject.
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Roswell
Frank Leonard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Armory
Trinidad Defeats Santa Fe in Tournament Clash
In Albuquerque on October 6 Trinidad beat Santa Fe 9 to 4 as all teams in the tournament stood equal after the game. Santa Fe's battery was McCarthy and Peters while Trinidad's were Durham and Brierley. Durham allowed eight hits and two walks. Trinidad made three errors. Roswell, led by Johnson, meets Trinidad this afternoon with Newmeyer pitching for Roswell.
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Albuquerque
Trinidad
Santa Fe
McCarthy
Peters
Durham
Brierley
Roswell
Newmeyer
Johnson
Baxter
Hornbuckle
Shea
Raton
Cheyenne
Johnny Evers Breaks Leg Ends Baseball Career Hopes
Chicago Oct 6 Johnny Evers star second baseman of the Chicago team National League broke a leg last week sliding to base and the limb reset last night. Dr Davis called the fracture one of the worst and most complicated he had ever seen with slim chances of him ever playing again.
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Chicago
Johnny Evers
Davis
Amarillo College to Meet New Mexico Military Institute
With Robert Roswell Brown as new director of athletics, the New Mexico Military Institute plans an early football clash with Amarillo College likely in Roswell on Saturday October 15. Subsequent games include Albuquerque University, Socorro School of Mines, and a Thanksgiving Roswell Las Cruces showdown in El Paso.
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Robert Roswell Brown
New Mexico Military Institute
Institute
Amarillo College
Roswell
University of Albuquerque
School of Mines
Socorro
Las Cruces
el Paso
New York Rules Reno Divorce Void for Jurisdiction
New York state supreme court declared that a Reno Nevada divorce is void for lack of jurisdiction if a New York resident goes to Nevada to obtain a divorce and then returns. The ruling holds that such a divorce does not sever the marriage and the wife remains legally married.
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New York
Reno
Nevada
New York State
Mrs Helmig and son travel to San Antonio for health
Mrs Phil Helmig and her young son Harry depart for San Antonio to stay two months with relatives aimed at improving Mrs Helmig health troubled by asthma.
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Phil Helmig
Harry
San Antonio
Helmig
Rewards Cut For Times Building Dynamos
Rewards offered for the dynamiters of the Times building were reduced from over 100000 dollars to 35000 after Mayor Alexander said the total was too large. The Merchants and Manufacturers Association cut its donation to 15000 while reallocating the rest to other uses. Police say about eight men are believed involved, with leads centering on San Francisco and northern mining regions.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Times
Alexander
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Zeenandelaar
Otis and Zeehandelaar
San Francisco
Lawn party at 711 North Pennsylvania avenue entertains guests
Bill Smith hosted a successful Tuesday afternoon lawn party at his home 711 North Pennsylvania avenue. Guests included John Quincy Tannerill Jr, Zenas Leonard Jr, Jason James Kellahin, Ala and Alma Beaty, Dolores Chaves, James Edward Herbst, Eleanor Cherry, Julia Rockafellow, Virginia Pruitt, Thomas Reid, Kirby Smith Woodruff, Eleanor Gladys Stine, Helen Phillips, Cyrus James Leland Jr, Bettie Beeson, Will Winston Daniel, Elizabeth Frenea, James Edgar Payton, Cecil Pearson Jr, and Howard Loomis.
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Oliver Harold, Jr
Bill” Smith
North
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Quincy Tannerill, Jr
Zenas Leonard, Jr
Jason James Kellahin
Ala
Alma Beaty
Dolores Chaves
James Edward
Bankers Hear Reports On Postal Savings Banks
In Los Angeles on October 6 the American Bankers Association heard a report from the Chicago committee aimed at defeating postal savings bank legislation. Chairman Teter conceded partial failure but noted the group helped shape favorable existing laws and forestalled some evils. Savings Bank and Clearing House sections also discussed the program with several important addresses on the agenda.
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Los Angeles
American Bankers Association
Chicago
Postal Savings Bank
Teter
Savings Bank and Clearing House
Western Union Rep S A Merker Visits City
S A Merker from the Western Union Telegraph Co. arrived for a business visit during a trip last night to the area.
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S. A. Merker
Western Union Telegraph Co
Pecos Valley Lines VP Avery Turner Stops in Roswell
Avery Turner vice president of the Pecos Valley lines stopped in Roswell today while traveling from Pecos to Amarillo.
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Avery Turner
Boellner Jeweler Promises Reliable Goods at Low Prices
Advertiser L. B. Boell ner promotes trusted merchandise and the lowest prices in a concise sales note.
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L. B. Boellner
Roswell Local Weather Summary October 6
U S Weather Bureau Roswell New Mexico reports 6:00 am observation with clear skies. Temperatures max 75 min 40 mean 58 with 6 inches of precipitation. Wind 3 miles northwest. Forecast fair tonight and Friday. Extremes last year and in records noted.
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Roswell
N. M
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