Two Young Men Drown in Flood While Traveling by Boat
A. M. Lee and Mr. Channess start from McMillan to Carlsbad by boat yesterday. Their craft capsized in swift winter waters and both youths drowned. Bodies were not recovered at dusk though searchers pressed on. Lee was connected to the Roswell area and to General Robert Lee. Channess was a relative of Mr. Dean of McMillan.
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Only School in Chaves County Flies the Flag
East Grand Plains district school led by Miss Sue B. Hakes celebrated flag day on Friday October 7, raising a 6 by 12 flag while singing Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. The event boosted local patriotism and the school earned recognition as the county’s sole flag-floating institution. A flood fund was started with a $25 contribution from C. J. Moore of Artesia. he was the first donor, though officials said flood losses appeared modest. The page includes a poem about varied diets among professions.
Period of Anxiety Warns No News on Kuropatkin Plans
The St Petersburg report notes a period of anxiety as Russia warns the public they cannot obtain news revealing General Kuropatkin’s plans to Japan. An artillery duel is noted as the Japanese and Russian forces maneuver, with Kuropatkin finally ready to press offensives against three armies under Field Marshal.
Orama Theft of Joy Spreads Through Russia
Orama, in progress since October 4, has sent a theft of joy across Russia. The awaited announcement amid months of discouragement and deferment produced an instantaneous effect on public bulletin boards at street corners.
Russians rally behind Kuropatkin amid war talks
At a Russian club gathering General Velizhko defended Kuropatkin against retreats and a telegram praised his leadership. A public reading of his order drew cheerful crowds showing support just after a war period with praise for past commander tactics.
The Hungry Actor Faces Backlash Over Roles
A cryptic clipping notes an actor under fire for his chosen parts and a local mockery of his work as printers craft pies and sweets. The item hints at controversy surrounding his offensiveness and defensive stance amid scrutiny.
Policemen Eat Their Beats? Unclear Mail Message
Fragmentary note suggests police officers or mail workers on duty. content appears garbled and lacks coherent incident details or dates. no identifiable people or organizations emerge from the readable text.
Rumors Quietly Swirl Over Russian Movement Status
Fragments suggest uncertain Russian movement as speculation grows about the stage of the conflict. Observers note low visibility and lingering rumors as the curtain of combat activity remains drawn.
Military Critics Gather Near Roswell Post Office
Critics of military policy assemble near the Roswell post office amid protests and calls for policy review. Local residents attend as organizers urge clearer objectives and timelines.
Woodruff for Sheriff and other tickets debated at county convention
After delays from high waters the Republican county convention met at the courthouse at 2 30 pm. A mass gathering heard A Cahoon call the meeting to order with J M Reid as secretary. Ava E Page moved to appoint committees for the event.
Unclear strategic note from mid conflict reports
Fragmentary dispatch cites Kuropatkin’s aim for rapid strike against Japanese lines north of the Rio Puerco. It suggests forcing withdrawal toward the river and Belen, with decisive action before Japanese positions reorganize.
Railroad washed out after withdrawal reports
The report notes Kuiropatkin’s order arriving seven days after the advance began, suggesting heavy fighting may already be underway as troops were swamped by the withdrawal and disrupted lines.
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Roswell Republicans Hold Large Convention Interim Actions Reported
Nathan Jaffa and Herbert Fitzgerald led the effort to form a permanent organization with Hagerman and Page as officers. Reports from New Mexico note heavy mail, railway disruptions, and a Russian push against Japan while locals monitor battles and weather impacts. The Roswell convention nominated Hagerman for commissioner and Snyder for probate judge, with a central committee to be chosen.
Senator Fairbanks Speaks in Council Bluffs Iowa
Senator Fairbanks opened his Iowa campaign with a breakfast speech at Council Bluffs after crossing the Missouri from Omaha. Governor Cummins introduced him, pledging Iowa would deliver strong support, and Fairbanks urged continued adherence to Republican principles noting higher employment.
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Mayor Hinkle Leads Dike Repair Crew Again
A team of workmen under Mayor Hinkle completed repairs on the Hondo dike this afternoon. The group, previously mobilized for the project, finished the necessary tasks and stood down after finalizing the repairs.
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Presbyterian women's society postpones Thursday meeting
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will not hold its meeting Thursday. Time and place of meeting will be given later.
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The Famous Underselling Bargain Notice
Good alfalfa pasturage one mile east of Military school. L. R. Smith advertises land use offering undersold bargains and a strong sales pitch to attract buyers.
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Postmaster in Trouble Over Overfull Mailboxes
Postmaster Kellahin urges authorities to collect mail as many box slots are blocked by overflow. Several sacks of mail remain to be distributed, hindering normal delivery and prompting action.
Catholic Troubles Sparked by Papal Interference in France
Rome reports M. Emil Oliver argues that Catholic strife in France stems from Papal meddling in domestic policy. He says urging Catholics, many monarchist, to accept the 1880 regime caused disorganization and that denunciation of the Concordat is unlikely while the faithful, especially women, remain strong. He cites military finance and labor questions as major government burdens.
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Medical Association Protests Station Master Insult
In Wialystok Poland on October 11 the Medical Association appealed to Governor Grobno after a station master insulted a Jewish doctor T Epstein and barred colleagues from the waiting room as he left for the front. The association called the act an insult to the medical fraternity and sought redress.
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Woman's Club Meeting Postponed to October 19
The regular meeting of the Woman's Club scheduled for tomorrow is postponed due to water and flood conditions and will be held the following Wednesday October 19.
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Eagle's Meeting Notice at 7:30 Thursday Evening
A lodgelike notice invites members to attend a regular meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 with business of importance before the Aerie. Signed by 8913 F A Mueller Worthy Secretary.
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