Three Men Selected for Water Works Commission
Citizens at a mass meeting chose John W. Poe for the Water Works Commission along with two other appointees.
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09 Oct 1907
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Roswell Daily Record in Roswell, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
1
Water works commission formed for Roswell city
Citizens at a Roswell meeting chose John Poe as the water works commissioner designate and backed a three member board to control plans and public vote. Supporters push a three or six member panel to secure a two thirds bond approval for a city water system and related street ditch improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
John W. Poe
Citizens’ National
Pak. Rn. VD
Bell
Cit Council
J. F. Hinkle
Exanago
George L
Dent
Coun
Wylivs
Presil
G. A. Richardson F
Robert Kellahin
Alfew
Richardson
Hadving
Lea
Poe
Hinkle
Water Works Commission
Contol
Carnegie Library
Ste
Carwie
J. A. In
Marconi Declares Trans Atlantic Wireless Service Assured
Marconi says the trans Atlantic wireless telegraphy service is now an assured fact. The statement underscores progress toward reliable long distance radio communication linking Europe and North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans- Atlantic
Marconi plans Europe to Pacific wireless links
European to Pacific wireless plans advance toward global network. Marconi says a Vancouver station will be set up and Europe to Pacific messages may begin, with further tests anticipated from Cape Breton and the Philippines as progress continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Europe
Pacific Coast
America
William Reoni
Pacific
Vancouver
B. C
Philippines
Caperton
Arson Murder Suspect Frank Tucker Arrested in Granite Oregon
Fr Portland Ore Oct 9 A telephone from Granite Oregon reports Frank Tucker was arrested on suspicion of being an accomplice in the Baker City murder of Harvey K Brown. Tucker claims liquor influence and proximity to the bomb scene and names two men en route to Cheyenne Wyoming. Tucker says he is a member of the Western Fed Cup of Miners and has worked in aes at Butte and in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Granite
Oregon
Frank Tucker
Harvey K. Brown
Baker City
Tucker
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Western Fed Cup of Miners
Aes
Butte
Colorado
Barbers Triumph Over Painters in Thrilling Game
The Barbers clinched a victory against the Painters in a tightly contested matchup. Key plays and late scoring spree secured the win, with standout performances from several players guiding the team to the final buzzer.
Barbers Beat Painters in Roswell Charity Baseball Showdown
The Roswell barbers defeated the town painters 26 to 18 at Amusement Park in nine innings. Bur ris and Leighenbaugh stood out with sharp hits while Curley Newton and Jeannie provided steady defense. Obenchain and Coburn sparked the Painter bats as both teams showcased early league style play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers of
Roswell
Police Gazette
Gazette
Cortez
Monte
Painters
Curley
Newton
Barbers
Pat” McCurley
Johnnie Dufo
Jeannie
Herb Davis
Nas
Arkansas
Obenchain
Coburn
Allen
Blondy
Oe Ceusette
David
Curley Newton
Blondy Wilkinson
Sonhaté Dufo
Pat McCarley
Ed Gardner
Campbell
Burris If
F. R. Wright c
J. K. Wright
Trinkle
Leighenbaugh Rf
Obencnain lIf
Shears, Cf
Today’s Big Ball Game Draws Thousands Of Fans
Crowds pack the grounds as thousands of enthusiastic fans and rooters fill the stands for a major ball game today. Ticket lines stretch long while local vendors report brisk sales amid the electric atmosphere.
Weather and Market Notes from Kansas City and Chicago
Weather worsened as cattle and sheep markets remained steady in Kansas City with prices for various classes listed. Chicago receipts showed cattle and sheep markets steady to slightly lower with noted ranges. baseball tension plus weather conditions marked the day, with Pfiester Kling and Mullin Schmidt named as game batteries in the World Series context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pfiester
Kling
Detroit
Mullin
Schmidt
Detroit Mullin
Late Inning Scoring Noted In Detroit Chicago Game
In the second inning Detroit scored one run and Chicago scored in the same inning. In the fourth Chicago scored two runs, the score standing now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
Dynamite Book Clerk Admits Sending Warning to Officials
In Chicago on October 9 Detroit led 3 0 after eight innings while Chicago scored three in the ninth to tie 3 3. Darkness halted play in the twelfth with the score tied. A separate note references dynamite bombs directed at Colorado state officials.
Confession Ties Bigelow to Bomb Plot Targeting Colorado Figures
Kemp Bigelow, 21, a Denver book clerk, confessed to police that he sent dynamite to Governor Buchtel and other Colorado figures because he needed money. He admitted lying about overhearing a conspiracy to dynamite homes and assassinate the named men. He placed dynamite sticks in a vacant lot near Charles B. Kountze’s home. Bigelow said his intent was not to injure them but to gain reward by warning them of danger. The report also covers Governor Buchtel’s comments on New Mexico statehood and congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Bhit
Hinee
Robinson
Whiteman
Bell, Kinsinger
Catter
Wy Is
Johnson
Adi
Denver
Colo
Kemp Bigelow
Governor Buchtel
David Moffatt
Charles B. Kountze
Lawrence Paipps
Edward Chase
Chas
Bigelow
Fire Devastates Property in New York Endangering Lives
A large fire raged through extensive property in New York causing massive damage and putting hundreds at risk. Firefighters battled flames across multiple structures as residents fled and authorities warned of further exposure to danger. The blaze disrupted nearby streets and drew emergency crews from several districts.
Crossed Wires Cause Fire at Fourteenth Street Car Barns
Fire in the Fourteenth street car barns sparked by crossed wires destroyed electric lines and caused about 400000 dollars in damage. The blaze forced the evacuation of adjoining tenements as priests helped calm panicked crowds of foreigners and several firemen barely escaped when floors and walls collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourteenth Street
Railway firemen demand higher wages on eastern lines
New York October 9 railway firemen on all eastern lines announce plans to demand further wage increases soon. railroad officials say the demand will not be granted. Also noted are reports of furriers ending a strike with about five thousand returning to work and mixed outcomes on closed versus open shops. An unrelated advertising item offers a discounted 6 pound electric iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexicals
West
South
New England
Auswers
Congress
New York
New
York
New Mexico Statehood Hopes Rise After Curry Trip
Governor George Curry returns to Albuquerque with a rosy forecast for statehood saying bipartisan action and Roosevelt presidential support will push an enabling act within two months after Congress convenes. He reports assurances from Congress members and Roosevelt allies backing NM admission. He arrived Monday night with his son Charles Curry and Adjutant General Tarkington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal
George Curry
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Curry
Albuquerque
Charles Curry
Tarkington
Santa Fe
James Duncan
Las Vegas
New York Store Extends Hours for Stock Clearance
Imported Registered Hogs for Sale include a Duroc Jersey boar and sow and a Berkshire sow with certificates. Also offered are 300 percent fine alfalfa seed and 50 percent Kentucky bluegrass seed. Apply John Towler at Hinds farm two miles east. Also city wide monthly paper delivery rates advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Towler
Hinds Farm
Railroads barred from increasing timber rates in Oregon
Portland Oregon October 9 a temporary injunction issued at the request of the Lumber Dealers Association restrains the Hill and Harriman roads from raising timber rates under their new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Ilumber Dealers Association
Hill
Harriman
Pettibone Case Set For Tuesday Trial In Boise
In Boise Idaho Judge Wood holds the Pettibone murder case with no bail agreement reached. Defense presses for bail while noting Pettibone is confined to a hospital and unable to appear. Trial proceedings resume Tuesday with Darrow, Pettibone’s chief counsel, expected in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
George A. Rentibone
Steunenberg
Wood
Pettibone
Darrow
Ministers Debate Sparks Widespread Public Interest
A lively public discussion occurred at Fifth Street meetings where Elder Kennedy led a spirited exchange with Elder M D Waffle of the Adventist group. The packed crowd questioned religious topics as the debate continued into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Keane
Main
Ings
M. D. Waffle
Kennedy
Weather report for Roswell New Mexico October 9
U S Weather Bureau local report Roswell New Mexico October 9 records show yesterday's high 72 and low 38 with a mean of 55. precipitation 0.00 inches and wind from the north at 2 miles per hour. Forecast not received.
Four examined as New Board of Dental Examiners closes
The New Board of Dental Examiners finished its session with four examinees: Drs J N Murrell Casner, R H Howard, and J A Hulm. Travelers T J Welch O P Wilson and Gerd Stonehouse left for central New Mexico while Tom Duke headed to the Albuquerque fair. Rosella Bruver and Herbert Davis, both of Roswell, received a marriage license. Dr G R Rucker and L P Rucker returned from a twelve day hunting trip. E R Tallmadge came back from the north and H F Duffy of Price & Co. resumes work after two weeks ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re ‘Board of Dental Examiners
Rosella Mae Bruver
Herbert B. Davis
Roswell
Walter S Pool Passes Away in Lake Arthur
Walter S Pool formerly employed by the Singer Sewing Machine Co in Roswell died last night at 7 20 at Lake Arthur after an illness of long duration. He was aged 29. Burial will be this afternoon at Lake Arthur with services by the Willey establishment. He leaves a young wife and child and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pool
Funeral service for Morrison Garstheld at Presbyterian church
Funeral was held at 4 oclock in the Presbyterian church for Morrison Garst. Edwin Emerson served as a pallbearer with a large attendance from citizens and fraternity members. Relatives included Mrs. Edith Appinall of Ohio and her two brothers Dr Julia Garst and nephew Stephen Garst. Masons conducted the burial at South Side cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
Morrison Carst
Presi Ferian Churea
Avis
Daughon
Cincinar
Edward New
Edwin Emerson
Tate
A. A
Dith Appl Nall
Ohio
Julia Garst
Stephen AL Garst
South ‘Side Cemetery
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Works Commission
Sen
Stk Commission
Poe, Hinkie
R. D. Bell
The
of the
R. H.eg
W. A. John Legis
R. F Barnett
Er. Cummins
John
W. S. Moore
al. Pruit
J. W. Kinsinger
J. McGaffey
K. K. Scott
R. H McCure
Mr. Pritt
Mr. McGaffey
Messrs Barnett
Mr. Poe
Eee Beed
Willite
Mr. Robinson
Spring Rive Grocery
Burris
Parriers
Leighenbaugh
County Commision Irs
T. J. Holcomb
Tom Loveless
Roswell Wool & Hide CO
Telegraph
Kansas City
Oolt
Texas
Trafic
Atc
Colora
Buchetei
Alvarado
Fair Committee
Bursum
Republican Committee
James
Democratic Committee
Constitution Congress
M Ulimon
Sen Gople
Ingersoll’s
Bernard Gunsul
Gov. Curry
Ingersoll’s Book Store
U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell, N. M
Ture
Dental Board
T. J. Welch
0. P. Wilson
Gerd Stonehouse
Auto
Mexico
Tom Duke
G. R. Rucker
L. P. Rucker
E. R. Tallmadge
H. F. Duffy
State of Price & Co
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