13 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
1
A brief notice reports the death of young Lee and Chambless, with basic biographical notes and funeral arrangements. The item notes dates and locations connected to the passing and references the family’s request for privacy.
The article recounts the fatal Pecos River plunge near McMillan where Lee and Chambless drowned after a reckless boat trip with a non swimmer, while Plummer survived. Thomson and Cook oversee investigations as rescuers search for bodies and note life insurance held by both victims.
The report from Mukden describes continued heavy fighting south of the city. Japanese forces under Kuroki press the offensive while Russian troops resist and counterattack with fierce duration. Reports vary on ground gained though a nightfall draw is cited near Lao Yang as of October 13.
Thomas Johnson died yesterday afternoon at his son J. L. Johnson's home on Missouri Avenue. He was born October 23, 1812, aged 41 years 11 months and 1 day, death due to old age and heart failure after a long illness. Burial is set for two o'clock this afternoon at Southside Cemetery with Rev. Garrard officiating. survivors include two sons, Robert D. Johnson (Stevens County, Texas) and J. Johnson (this city).
The Shakespeare Club will meet Saturday at 2 30 p m with Mrs W L Hill at the residence of Mrs Hill.
The Roswell Producer and Seed Co advertises honey in quart jars at 25 cents and half gallon jars at 50 cents. The copy claims the honey is purer and sweeter and ends with a playful line asking readers to give them a car.
Stark trees at six percent interest are noted. Wyatt Johnson is mentioned with Isaac Edmonds visiting from Missouri with family. The Edmonds may locate with A. X. Mott. A card party by Mrs. Sidney Prager and Mrs. Goslin is postponed due to bad streets. J. Mac Smith arrived from Artesia. One of E. L. Cooper’s horses died yesterday. W. E. Thomson of McMillan is in town. Good alfalfa pasturage near Military school reported by L. R. Smith.
Local store Gits offers Batavia Extracts praised as the best yet for baking and cooking needs with clear branding and consumer enthusiasm.
Joe McCain strolling Main Street at noon with a lantern claimed to search for an honest man. Tom Campbell arrived, Joe’s light went out, and the sun dimmed, likely due to Tom’s bright clothes.
Batavia olives described as sweet and meaty appear in Gits estore listings. The item emphasizes a distinctive olive taste and appeals to shoppers seeking bold, savory flavors.
Harry Hamilton reports from Artesia a remarkable artesian well that delivers thousands of gallons per minute along with minnows in the water. He swears the fish have well developed eyes unlike cave fish, promising fresh meat with the water supply and a local sales pitch touting seven pounds coffee for a dollar at Gits' store.
Chicago detectives escorted a former Hera Hansa Exchange National Bank employee back from Panama after alleged defalcations nearing 100000 dollars. The man was arrested in Panama weeks ago and brought to Chicago for facing charges.
Fragrant, satisfying Batavia coffee debuts at the city new Gits shop offering aroma rich brews and inviting seating for patrons exploring a fresh specialty cafe experience.
From Albuquerque Special to The Record Oct 13 reports the city fully recovered from Hod ta and will host a bigger fair than ever. The program runs as advertised with all attractions and a crowded city. Railroads extended tickets to the Territorial Fair through Oct 14.
Winnipeg on Oct 12 endured its worst fire with two major business blocks destroyed. Total damage estimated at 706000 with 300000 insured. No lives lost. The blaze swept through downtown, prompting citywide emergency responses and inspections.
For sale guidance from W T Gibbins at the Grand Central Hotel offering cheap stock purchases. Also a rental notice for several rooms over Forsyth's store, suitable for offices or dwelling by J R Smith.
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