14 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
1
Oct 14 reports describe Cuba and Florida storm alerts with widespread damage. Casts of wreckage from the English coast and Casilda town collapse. ships Cranford and crews lost near Harlepool. a Baltic hurricane devastates the eastern coast with many sailor fatalities.
Budette Minnesota Oct 14 guardsmen moved to bury three fire victims found in a cedar tangle seven miles east of town. Woodsmen cleared burned timber to transport bodies to Silver Creek for burial if decomposed or burned. teacher Mary Donaghue of New Richmond Wisconsin was treated for scorched feet after being trapped in the flames a week ago.
The Wool Market notes price ranges in St Louis on October 14. Whicol unchanged. Territory and western medium fine mediums 17 to 20 dollars, fine 14 to 17, with other values 18 to 23 and 17 to 20 as listed.
U S Bateman returns from Santa Fe and comments on the demurrer hearing in the sprinkling case. He notes push for initiative and referendum and secret voting, plus a strong election law. Democrats credit Judge Fall's influence. He envisions bonds for extending rail to Roswell and Albuquerque, and argues Roswell must become a railroad center with Torrance linkage and future investment by locals.
At Dunkirk New York on October 14 Theodore Roosevelt opened the Republican state campaign denouncing New York politics as Wall Street and Tammany Hall aligned. He framed the issue as a clash of interests and urged voters to back the ticket.
Attendees from multiple lodges and divisions across New Mexico meet in Santa Fe on October 6, 1910 to unite labor and political groups against the constitution makers. A speaker critiques the New Mexico Central receivership case and argues for peopled rule over corrupt politics and finance.
New York customs officials examine paintings at Duveen Brothers galleries amid arrests of Henry G. Duveen and Benj. Duveen for alleged duties evasion via undervaluation. District Attorney Wise says the fraud could involve thousands of dollars, with warrants outstanding for other firm members in Europe. Officials may hold the paintings pending adjudication of the fraud claims.
Starkville Colorado October 14 four more bodies were brought to the surface after midnight from the Starkville mine blast. Only one of the four could be identified and twenty nine are still missing. Rescue teams target remote shafts as decomposition erodes identification chances.
New York, Oct 14 Porter Charlton, identified as the confessed killer of his wife Mrs Mary Scott Castle Charlton, was ordered turned over to federal authorities for extradition to Italy. Judge Blair of the New Jersey Supreme Court declined to release Charlton and ordered him placed in federal custody.
A freight and work train collision on the Grand Rapids and Indiana line at Summit near Fort Wayne, Indiana, today killed six foreign workers from a construction gang and left several injured.
The Shakespeare Club convenes with Mrs. G T Bear tomorrow afternoon at 2 20. Mrs. Anne O Hagerman leads the day’s arrangements.
police find a powerful bomb at a tree on Avenue Kleber near the American embassy in Paris. The device is tied to an anarchist attempt to cause outrage and unrest in the city.
A bomb containing 300 grains of lyddite powder and iron bolts exploded near the Rue de Berri close to the Caamps Elysees. The Western railroad is nearly idle while eight percent of Northern railroad workers failed to report for duty. Paris provisions arrive in sufficient quantities despite the unrest.
Clifford Lurpin of Dayton Ohio started the American endurance attempt at Kinloch during the St Louis aviation meet. He lifted off in a Wright bi plane at 1 30 this afternoon as A L Welsh of Washington DC had set a record last Tuesday of 3 hours 11 minutes 55 seconds.
Claude Graham White, the English aviator, flew his Farman biplane from Bennington race track to Washington to visit U S officers. He landed on executive avenue near the White House, with ten feet of clearance between fences. Admiral Dewey greeted him on the Navy Department steps and offered congratulations.
Sprinkling tax now due and payable at City Hall in Clerk's office. Supervisor J. W. Bennett directs the notice.
New York reports Frank J. Gardiner of Brooklyn arrested in Scranton for allegedly bribing Congressman Otto G Foelker to vote against anti race track bills in Albany in 1908. Indicted by a New York county grand jury for attempting to bribe public officials.
U S Weather Bureau local observation at 6:00 am shows max 85 for 24 hours min 49 mean 67 with 0. Wind 2 mph N W. Partly sunny. Yesterday and last year extremes noted. Forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with cooler temps.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Mrs. Belle Turner of Peyton Colorado severed her wind-pipe with scissors in a despondent moment. Surgeons performed a tracheotomy and an incision saved her life. she was found in bed at her sister’s home and rushed to hospital. Turner had moved from Colorado in September as one of four children.
Albuquerque reports a proposed large power plant project aimed at supplying water for irrigating New Mexico lands. Interests linked to Rockefeller are involved and a local plant has reportedly been sold for this purpose.
Four persons were instantly killed when an auto carrying them was struck by an interurban street car near Sebring Ohio this afternoon. The crash occurred in Cleveland area traffic this October day, authorities said.
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