10 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1910
Page
1
Barcelona frays as Portugal's revolt fuels local unrest. Ten thousand miners march on suburbs, wreaths laid at Fer rer and Garcia's tombs, and speeches rebuke clericals for executions. Weyler notes growing revolutionary tone among strikers.
Miss Mabel Head, assistant secretary of the Home Department of the Woman's Home Mission Society of the M E Church South, will address the M F E Church South at 3 PM and 7 30 PM tomorrow. All members and friends are urged to attend as she is known as an entertaining speaker and will share important information.
Help wanted notice seeking a solicitor of any gender at Gilkeson Hotel with contact before Wednesday noon. Signed C. C. Hanley.
Roswell's baseball squad, led by Manager Elza White and Assistant Clark Dilley, returned home after a strong fair tournament showing. They tied for second place with Albuquerque and Santa Fe, beat only by Trinidad, and boasted fewer true professionals than other teams. Pitchers Cavett and Johnson were top prospects, with Cavett heading to the Detroit Americans and Johnson to the St. Louis Nationals. Cheyenne Indians head to Roswell for a four game series. Trinidad, with $1,090 first prize, headed to Trinidad for an exhibition, while Santa Fe players prepared for El Paso games in November.
Sprinkling tax now due payable at City Hall Clerk's office in the 571f district. J W Bennett serves as Supervisor.
The national championship for women begins today at Homewood Country Club in Flossmoor Illinois and runs through the week. The Louisville Horse Show Association starts its annual exhibition, continuing through the week. Tuesday features Sam Langford and Joe in events.
J J Crawford a former vocal teacher and Lyceum theatre manager from Poplar Bluff Missouri died Sunday at St Marys hospital Roswell N M after moving there last May 28 with his wife. He had previously practiced law in Grand Haven Michigan and leaves a wife siblings and parents. Funeral set for 9 30 Tuesday at Henninger parlors with Elder C C Hill conducting burial at Pi South Side cemetery
Eugene Ely resumes attempt to fly from Chicago to New York but again aborts after eleven miles due to a faulty spark plug. He lands in a muddy field after a ditch strike and awaits engine repairs planned for the afternoon.
Attendants at the Southern M E conference in Artesia report Rev P T Ramsey will serve another year as Roswell pastor. Other appointments include J G Cocaran as presiding elder El Paso district J A Ray to Artesia Hubert M Smith to Pecos Rev Wright to El Paso L Allison transfer Alpine to Albuquerque Hedgpeth from Artesia to Tucumcari Webb to Boaz Cox to Dexter Clark to Clovis.
Baltimore Maryland schedules the annual convention of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers this week drawing members from across the country to the city for meetings and events.
In Lisbon on October 10 revolutionary leaders fight remnants of mob rule as police tighten controls to stop sackings of churches and convents. Clerical guerilla claims and raids spark public anger while a hunt for hidden monastery tunnels continues amid arrests.
Battling Nelson returns to the ring after months away in Kansas City Missouri as he seeks to regain the light heavyweight championship. The veteran fighter trains ahead of a planned bout expected to draw fan attention and restore his standing in the division.
Winnipeg dispatch reports forest fires along the Minnesota Ontario border may kill hundreds with Baudette Spooner and nearby hamlets destroyed. Rescue workers recount finding dozens of bodies as flames sweep Rainy River to Lake of the Woods, with many families wiped out.
Nelson boxes Monte Dale of Denver in a ten round contest billed as his bid to restart the march toward the championship. The result could set the tone for his comeback path and title ambitions.
A F Blue of McCain Drug Co. returned from Albuquerque after passing the New Mexico Board of Pharmacy exam with the highest honors among eleven registrants. He was commended for the outstanding average.
The St Louis wool market lists unchanged overall with territory and western medians at 18 23 for fine mediums at 17 20 and fine at 14 17 cents per pound.
Mrs E J Bates, once of near Tucumcari New Mexico, arrived from California where she stayed all summer. Mr Bates will visit in a week or two and they plan to spend the winter in Roswell. The couple formerly resided in the city and have many friends here.
Jim Walker was arrested this afternoon on a charge of stealing a Black ranch calf. He was arraigned before Justice Welter and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock.
Women riders fled on horseback as nine bodies lay on the tracks near Rainy River. Fire district reports praise the women as heroes while men crushed forward for freight cars, leaving mothers and children trapped. Miss Myra Burts of Beaudette fought off men at a car door and rescued infants after the crush.
Returning from Albuquerque Roswell druggists report the successful organization at that place Saturday of the New Mexico branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association with a charter list of forty members. The following officers were elected President B. Ruppe of Albuquerque vice president J. T. Russell of Tucumcari treasurer S. Vann of Albuquerque secretary R. H. Daniel of Roswell The next meeting will be held at Roswell subject to the president's call.
Mr and Mrs N J Maddox and Mr and Mrs A E Olson returned last night from Artesia where they attended several days at the Alf alfa Festival.
Battery A will meet at the Armory for regular drill beginning at 7 30 this evening. The session focuses on standard maneuvers and unit readiness.
Washington October 10 census figures place Vermont’s population at 355,956, up 12,315 from 1900, a 3.6 percent gain.
Co. C. Martin left this afternoon in his automobile bound for his ranch in the northern part of the county.
Mrs. L. W. Holt, visiting for property and business interests, departed this afternoon by auto bound for San Francisco after remaining in the area several days.
Washington. The ceremony inaugurating a new associate justice, Charles E. Hughes, marks the court's opening. Chief Justice Fuller’s death invoked sorrow from Justice Harlan as the court adjourned in memory. Denver. The state Supreme Court rules the two bit law unconstitutional for financing campaigns pro rata by votes for governor, prohibiting corporate contributions.
Starksville Colorado October 10. Rescue teams and helmet men fail to reach about fifty five miners believed buried after Saturday night explosion. Portable fans struggle against damp and debris as efforts continue toward the west slope and Engleville mine.
Notice to Elks ro Roswell Dodge No. 969 B P O Elks. Regular meeting Tuesday night October 11 opening promptly at 7 30 Ballot Fred C Hunt E R twice
Two men aged about forty died at St Marys Hospital last night. W P Blackman, a haberdashery store owner from Adams Street Chicago, died of Brigats disease and heart complications. Henry Lohaefer, a stranger to locals, died from heart trouble after being brought to the hospital. Both bodies lie at Dilley undertaking rooms awaiting relatives.
For sale a perfectly good five dollar iron rated at 5.00 with electric hot point. Asking three dollars sixty cents. Located at 1302 North Missouri street g714.
In Cuarteroi Pennsylvania delegates from 128 churches gather for today’s Lutheran Church synod convention. Sessions and discussions are planned across the event with church leaders and members in attendance.
A diocesan convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union opens in Springfield Massachusetts. William J. Larkin, secretary of the union for nearly twenty five years, will retire voluntarily at this session.
A large modern-room bungalow, fully furnished with ai furniture and carpets, 3 bedroom suites, large porches, north front, three blocks from Central school and near all schools. Complete for 1850 dollars with flexible terms. Call 608 West 1st Street. party wishes to leave city. 8712. 1. aa Good driving horses at City Livery.
Roswell New Mexico observed a max temperature of 84 a.m. 42 and mean 63 with 0 precipitation. Winds were northwest at 4 and the sky cloudy. Forecast calls for generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
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