10 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
1
Portales New Mexico Oct 9 jury finds A M Boykin guilty of murder in the second degree for the 1904 killing of Henry Stoldt ex deputy sheriff. Sentence not yet passed and may be life imprisonment. Names involved include A M Boykin and Henry Stoldt with court actions dated December 28 1904 and Oct 6 1904.
Democratic candidate O A Larrazolo will tour every New Mexico county in four weeks ending November 1. Democrats Jones Walton and Marron organize the plan with tonight’s Santa Fe speech and a postmeeting conference. The route covers northern counties then Bernalillo McKinley Socorro Sierra and southern districts, including Taos Rio Arriba Mora and Bernalillo.
A fragment lists famous visitors planned for Roswell during the Elks Carnival titled Dont Be a Mummy 90. It names Onata Wanata as a noted figure from Japan and hints at a promotional event.
Five terrorists were hanged at Lodz in Russian Poland after drum-head court martial. In Benda zin five Socialists were tried and shot for armed resistance to arrest as unrest spreads during the revolution.
A heavy wet snow fell in Cleveland driven by high winds. Officials note it is the season’s most severe storm since October 1892.
Late yesterday the Rec ord received a bulletin noting Altrock pitched for the American League in Chicago. The final score was American League 2, National 1 marking a world championship game victory for the AL.
South American countries express dissatisfaction with President Roosevelt’s diplomacy stating talks consume too much attention. Officials urge focus on regional issues and economic cooperation while avoiding further commitments.
New Orleans manufacturers report receiving circulars claiming South American nations will boycott goods from American producers who support the Roosevelt ticket. The Caracas drafted missive dated Sept 12 urges exclusion from trade. notes Democratic ties with Latin American countries and cites 117 boycott stations including Ion, Sedalia and Columbia. The article also mentions a Chicago to Wichita travel segment with missed connections in Columbus and delays near Kansas City.
Arcey Bros announce ram sale in Roswell around October 12 featuring one or two carloads of French Moreno yearling rams. Rams are acclimated and touted to improve wool and mutton yields over other breeds. Price listed at 1250 dollars per head.
William Jennings Bryan was booked for four speeches in Missouri on October 10, with events planned at Nevada and Clin ton among others. The Democratic Statesman notes his one day speaking tour aims to rally support across key towns in the state.
Colorado Springs reports the Elks Carnival on the 16th to 19th. Widow of Jefferson Davis, Mrs. J A Hayes, travels to New York after learning of Mrs. Davis illness. In New York, Mrs. Jefferson Davis reportedly shows improvement after a restless night at the Majestic Hotel.
Toms River New Jersey October 9 Prosecutor Brown outlined the state’s case in the trial of Dr Frank Brower accused of slowly killing his wife by arsenic and ground glass. The jury was selected yesterday more expeditiously than expected.
An explosion in a blast furnace at the Sinois Steel Company in South Chicago last night left two men dead and five others injured. Local authorities investigated the cause and secured the plant site as workers were evacuated.
Business men of the city display handsome prizes in Pecos Valley Drug Co. window for Elks Carnival. The event runs for five days from the 16th to the 19th inclusive with prizes to be awarded during the balance of the week.
Four inches of snow fell in South Bend Indiana today with a multi hour storm sweeping Marion and other Indiana points. The weather disrupted travel and blanketed the region in winter conditions.
Columbus reports widespread record breaking weather with snow at several locations. Zanesville saw snow for three hours while Findlay reported an inch of snowfall, the heaviest for this season at that city.
A light snow fell in Louisville and the adjacent mountains marking an early season record. The snowfall surprised residents and officials as October temperatures fell.
A seized ship involved in transporting Chinese nationals to the United States faces authorities. The vessel was intercepted during a trafficking operation, with law enforcement detailing the crackdown and upcoming legal actions. Authorities identify the ship and arrest key figures connected to the smuggling network.
The schooner Frolic, loaded with contraband Chinese immigrants, was boarded in Providence river after two weeks avoiding authorities. Seventeen Chinese passengers were arrested ashore and the Portuguese crew detained on suspicion of smuggling. The find followed a late-night tip and workers spotting two Chinese on the coal yard wharf.
Auspicious and elegant wedding held at the Denning home for Miss Jessie Mary Denning and Dr. Charles Thomas. The setting featured blush pink decor, cosmos blooms, pink lights, and refined floral garlands with music by Mrs. McKay.
Having bought out W. P. Turner in the real estate and fire insurance business, R. L. and T. H. Malone announce their offices will remain in the rooms once used by Turner and Malone asking the public to continue their patronage.
St Louis daily record cold with 24 degrees reported in October. Weather officials note the temperature set a new low for the month and city residents faced unusually harsh early autumn conditions.
Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M holds a special communication this evening at 7 30 o clock by order of the W M H Morrison secretary.
Roswell New Mexico October 10 observation at 6 am shows max 73 min 38 mean 56. Precipitation 0. wind southeast at 4 miles per hour. Weather clear. Forecast fair tonight and Thursday warmer Thursday.
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