Japanese Courage and a Cossack Tale From Odessa
Berlin reports a vivid Odessa tale of Uriadtseff the Cossack and a fearless Japanese infantryman. The Japanese combatant holds firm under brutal close quarters, while Russian fighters suffer casualties and retreat as the lone attacker is ultimately cornered. A separate note discusses British war office purchases of artillery carriage and wagon wheel machinery from Defiance Ohio, noting England’s lack of domestic makers and high prices.
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War Office
Woolwich Arsenal
Defiance
Ohio
Russian
Japan
Europe
FIERCE FIGHTING CONTINUES ON MAJOR FRONT IN MANCHURIA
Field reports from Oyama to Tokyo say the battle rages along nearly the entire front with satisfactory Japanese progress. Kuropatkin’s forces suffer heavy losses, guns lost and positions shifted as Russian center and left withdraw to safer lines. Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo cite crucial artillery losses and ongoing consolidations amid rumors of a debacle for the Russians.
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Mos
Liao Yang
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Mukden
Kin
Vannovsky
Tle
Shakte River
Oku
Washington
D. C
T[chie
Oyama
Bensihu
Enion
Yentai
Tokio
Manchirian Army
Tekio
Prince Kanin
Sakharomi
Deter
Stalinhedzy
Hua Pass
Trains Update From Carlsbad To Pecos Delayed By Flood
Conductor W J Gossett reports a northbound train may depart Carlsbad for Pecos tomorrow though time is undecided. A work train delays service, floods and a stalled carlsbad Pecos service circulate. The northbound train reached Roswell at 10 55 this morning and a southbound passenger train was expected to cross the bridge soon.
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Carlsbad
Said
Roswell
London Paper Praises American Machinists Skill
A leading London journal lauds American ingenuity noting there are times when patriotism should yield to practical respect for ability. The piece highlights U S machinists as exemplars of craft and efficiency in facing competitive demands.
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London
Jubilee Preparations In Rome For Immaculate Conception
Rome plans a November December jubilee for the Immaculate Conception and a Marian Congress with representation from many nations. The program includes Mass in St Peter’s and a coronation mosaic crown, a Roman Exposition, a Papal cantata by Perosi, and a citywide illumination.
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Pius IX
St. Peter’s
Vatican
Perosi
Rome
New M. E. Pastor Arrives in City
Rev. S. R. Twitty and wife arrive to assume pastorship at First M. E. Church South succeeding Rev. W. E. Lyon who moves to Texas. Twitty comes from Nashville Tennessee where he led Trinity Church. The couple stays at the Grand Central hotel.
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S. R. Twitty
Mr. Twitty
W. E. Lyon
M. E. Church
South
Lyon
Texas
Rev. Twitty
Nasville
Tennessee
Trinity Church
Grand Central Hotel
Honey prices for jars and half-gallon jars
Roswell Produce & Seed Co advertises quart jars at 25 cents and half gallon jars at 55 cents with a call to customers to keep sweet. J. H. McKinstry, leader of the Tallmadge Land Company, returns from a Texas trip including Hereford.
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J. H. McKinstry
The
Tallmadge Land Company
Hereford
Texas
Simpson Heads to Galesburg for Prospects and Homeseekers
Jerry Simpson left today for Galesburg Illinois to gather prospects and homeseekers. He will be absent for about a week.
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Jerry Simpson
Galesburg
Ilinois
Gibbons Lands Major Mundy and Baker Sheep Deal
Mr W T Gibbons returns from the north with a deal for Mundy and Baker owes worth several thousand dollars. It is the largest sheep sale in years, with the flock to be shipped to Texas for feeding. Gibbons appears to gain a dominant position in the business.
Wanted cheap small pony sought by post office box 284
A notice seeks a small pony described as inexpensive and suitable for purchase. Interested parties are asked to contact the sender via the post office box 284 for further details.
They Walked to Carlsbad Through Texas Flood
James Emerson set out for Texas just before a flood, turned back to Roswell for family safety, then walked 178 miles to Carlsbad with J W Orman Sam Hawks and another man. They left Pecos Friday night and reached Carlsbad Tuesday afternoon, surviving on food from section houses and enduring extreme weariness.
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James Emerson
Texas
Roswell
Pecos
Carlsbad
J. W. Orman
Sam Hawks
Hagerman
Operator De Arcy Returns From World’s Fair Trip
Emmett J. De Arcy manager of the Western Union telegraph office returned last evening after an extended trip to the World’s Fair at St Louis. He will resume duties in the uptown office. In his absence Mr Saylor of Denver oversaw the office and will return to Denver.
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Emmett J. De’Arcy
Western Union Telegraph Office
St. Louis
Saylor
Denver
Preliminary hearing in California land scheme case
W. S. Montgomery, jailed on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses through a land sale scheme, undergoes a preliminary trial in the Justice court this afternoon. J. M. Hervey prosecutes, Montgomery defends himself.
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W. S. Montgomery
California
Justice Court
J. M. Hervey
Montgomery
Roswell Baseball Team to Play Institute at Military Institute Ground
Roswell base ball team faces the Institute team today on the Military Institute ground. The contest promises a competitive afternoon as both sides seek a standout victory.
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Roswell
Institute
Military Institute
Raas Wanted and Local Notices From The Record
Raas wanted good clean cotton rags at The Record office. Mrs William Boyce of Amarillo visiting relatives in the city leaves for home with her father J Q Tannell and sister Bettie Tannell for several days in Amarillo. Mr W Z Gibbons leaves for the north on a sheep deal and returns Sunday. If you have sheep to sell he will buy or sell them at the best price. Mrs S M Bidwell serves first class meals at Candy Kitchen with breakfast dinner and supper for 25 cents all meals clean and good.
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William Boyce
Amarillo
J. Q. Tannehill
Bettie Tannhill
W. Z. Gibbons
North
S. M. Bidwell
Wanted at Once Two Thousand Sheep and Goods
Help wanted ad for 2000 sheep and household furniture described as good as new. Contact W. T. Gibbons at Grand Central For Sale located at 405 Kentucky Ave for bargains.
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W. T. Gibbons
Grand Central Hotel
Kentucky Ave
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Berlin
Dier
Uriadtseff
Taschichao
Misha Melyvedtseff
Misha
Jrush
Yellow Face
Britain
England
Manchuria
Admiralty
Paris
Vladivostock
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Tsingtau
Associated Press
Tsingtai
Shanghai
Erma
Port Arthin
Siulintzu
Liao
Han River
Albuquerque Fair
Diving Elks
Hamilton & Browne
Montezuma Ball
Alvarado
Gentry Dog and Pony Show
Shriners
United States Cavalry
Indian Racing
M. E. Pastor
Wey Drug Co. Pmaeton
Tentucky Ave
Larne Sheen
De’Arcy
Sullivan
Mouttrie County Court House
Knights of Pythias
Raas
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