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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
4
The Roswell Daily Record editorial page exhorts loyalty to Jeffersonian democracy while lampooning Delegate Andrews and his alleged Pennsylvania funding. It cites comparisons with New Mexico politics, defends nude art, and notes other papers with varied views and historic publication quirks.
The Roswell Elks plan a carnival next week to showcase superior entertainment for locals. “Hello Bill” will greet attendees as part of the festive program with Elks members promoting lively events in town.
Local residents champion a self funded railroad to the east arguing the project answers Roswell’s greatest need and reflects a determined community spirit. The proposal emphasizes citizen initiative and collective effort to advance regional transportation.
The Pecos Valley argues no reason to oppose every Democratic candidate in Chaves county and suggests residents will not wait longer for Mr. Andrews to fulfill his two year old railroad promise.
A brief note references a mummy with a long hiatus from amusement and cites R. D. Beil for related small or short leans.
Chicago reports world series tension as gates fill to capacity at West Side Park. By 1:40 p.m. the stands are full with estimates of five thousand outside and as much as 20 dollars for entry. President Murphy notes at least 25,000 inside. Reulbach Kling for Nationals, Walsh Sullivan for Americans.
In Los Angeles on October 13 a streetcar from the Brooklyn and Southern depot line derailed after brake failure, killing Eugene Peronar and injuring twelve, four of whom were expected to die. The vehicle plunged down a steep hill, hit a telegraph pole, and overturned, injuring workers and crowds on the platform.
In Knoxville Tennessee on October 13 a prominent farmer named Mintoota ages 5? murdered his wife and four children and fatally injured two other children before slitting his own throat. Authorities suspect mental illness.
Columbus October report states Jeandra Baker aged 60 died in the penitentiary after years in the insane ward. He repeatedly stole the same horse in Van Wert County, was sentenced, released, and returned to theft, with a final term ending October 15. The police note Baker’s history and a private audience today of The Poe in perfect health.
The article notes Right Rev E Grourd apostolic vicar of Athabasca discussing the state of the church in Canada during a lengthy formal talk with attendees.
St. Petersburg reports the Imperial Court orders all officials and employees to not rent rooms or house anyone without special permission. The move follows the Klepnikoff arrest and fear conspirators hid near the palace. Police also seek a mysterious car linked to terrorists and the Sea of Japan commander Enquist’s conduct is under inquiry.
Dr Briggs, a Southern born lecturer known for his distinctive cadence and local phrasing, speaks at the Institute in Roswell Monday night.
Rev. C. E. Lukens returned from Albuquerque where he attended a Presbyterian Synod meeting and was re-elected stated clerk. While there the new Presbyterian church was dedicated free of debt, costing $25,000.
WANTED a cook apply at once at Rhea residence corner 6 and Pennsylvania 9312 For rent Nice furnished rooms for light housekeeping 912 North Richardson S55 Sit3 Good bunch of stock cattle to trade for nice residence See us at once Carlton and Bell If you have anything to sell see R D Bell the city auctioneer Boeliner the Jeweler has it cheaper
Advertisement notes keys for every description made to patronage solicited. McGlashan at Makins.
Describes clean cottages with utmost diligence in sanitary conditions. Notes an experienced physician and trained nurses in attendance daily. Mentions access to country’s best food and invites inquiries and terms via the Secretary.
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