The Russian Strike Shocks Europe In 1900s Style Turmoil
European Russia faces a widening railroad strike as Volga lines halt traffic and St. Petersburg braces for isolation. Lawyers join the movement while telegraph and postal services threaten to collapse. Moscow confronts fuel and potential water shortages amid a growing agrarian tremor. Violence reported as troops clash with demonstrators near municipal buildings and at the Pushkin Monument. a Western gang robs a Seventh Avenue store, pushing the city into panic before Brackett’s arrest. The note closes with Rev. Charles M. Sheldon III, famed author of In His Steps, gravely ill in Topeka with stomach and kidney troubles and possible surgery.
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Volga
St. Petersburg
League of Lawyers
Aren
Moscow
Social Democrats
Sanjar
Count Witte
Bhatyeks
Conant
Wm. Brackett
Abraham Ox
Seventh Avenue
Fox
Bracket
Brackett
Topeka
Kan
Chas. M. Sheldon
Senate Committee Sets Hearing On Railroad Regulation
Washington Oct 25 Senator Elkins chairman of the senate committee on interstate commerce called a special meeting for November 21 to consider testimony from earlier summer on railroad regulation with the aim of reporting a bill to the senate.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Elkins
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Harriman Special Train Reaches Omaha Behind Schedule
The Harriman party on the special train arrived in Omaha from the west at 19 26, one hour behind schedule. After engine changes the train left at 9 45 for Chicago, with no fast running planned to the next leg. The San Francisco to Omaha journey took forty hours.
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Harriman
Omaha
Chicago
Neb
E. H. Harriman
West
Northwestern
San Francisco
Rail line trims LA to Chicago schedule to 68 hours
The Los Angeles, San Pedro and Salt Lake road announces a reduction in through passenger train time from Los Angeles to Salt Lake to 26 hours, and overall Los Angeles to Chicago travel time to 68 hours. The change applies to regular schedules starting Oct 24.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Cal
San Pedro and
Salt Lake Road
Salt Lake
Broad daylight robbery in busy New York district
In broad daylight yesterday afternoon five men robbed a store in a busy district near Broadway New York. Police were notified but no arrests reported as details remain unclear. Investigators continue to question witnesses and review security footage for identification.
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New York
Broadway
Wells and land plans mix with insurance hearings and riots
J W Crawford returns home after a paralysis illness and hopes to stay to manage his land southeast of town while noting Denver's altitude. Emory McClintock testifies on life insurance surplus and deferred dividends before the Texas inquiry. Dallas hosts a policyholders union meeting Nov 15 with 150000 Texas holders expected. London reports Chilean unrest with thousands of troops and many killed or wounded. Court notes include a $65 verdict for T Banks vs Calvin Graham and a $5000 damages suit by Paul C Wilson against J E Mitchell.
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J. W. Crawford
Larely
Denver
Roswell
Federal Grand Jury
T. Banks
Calvin Graham
Banks
Realty Deeds Filed For Record In Local Office
Deeds filed in Probate Clerk F. P. Gayle office show Ira E. Thompson transferring forty acres in section 13 and eighty acres in section 12 with South Spring Ranch and Cattle Company for 1800 dollars. South Spring Ranch and Cattle Company then sells lots 16 17 18 19 20 and 21 at Pomona Farms to J. M. Miller for 8000 dollars.
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F. P. Gayle
Ira E. Thompson
South Spring Ranch and Cattle Company
South Spring Ranch & Cattle Company
J. M. Miller
Pomona Farms
Evangelist Dr J N Steele Delivers Sermon at Presbyterian Church
Dr J N Steele of Potsdam New York spoke again last night to a full house at the Presbyterian church. The evangelist is praised as a pleasing logical speaker whose sermon on Jacob drew strong attention and the church is lauded for securing such an able man and the people for having the opportunity to hear him.
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J. N. Steele
Potsdam
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Steele
Jacob
Wyoming capture ends long horse theft case
Captured in Wyoming Medora North Dakota October 25 Otto Chen elworth believed to have stolen forty thousand dollars worth of horses from A C Huidecker in 1901 and escaped from jail later Sheriff Reid departed with a requisition for Chenelworth s return to North Dakota to face charges in connection with the case
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Medora
N. D
Otto Chenelworth
A. C. Huidecker
Wyoming
Reid
Chenelworth
Carlsbad business men to press irrigation project
A Carlsbad telephone message reports a committee of local business men was appointed today to travel to Washington and confer with the interior department to hasten action on the Carlsbad irrigation project.
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Carlsbad
Washington
Department of the Interior
Editor Percy Evans Leaves For TorranceTrip
Percy Evans, local editor of the Record, departed this afternoon by automobile for Torrance and will not return until tomorrow afternoon. Readers are asked to telephone in any items likely to be overlooked for tomorrow's paper.
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Percy Evans
The
Record
Torrance
Oats Yield Recorded On Bolles Farm Trial
John Nymeyer and C W Witt threshed .67 bushels of winter turf oats on the Bolles farm last week. This was the first trial of winter turf oats and the crop was remarkable despite no irrigation. If irrigated at least once, the yield could have been larger.
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John Nymeyer
C. W.witt
Bolles
Carlsbad
Call for Special Examiner to Probe Enterprise National Bank
Washington Oct 25 Comptroller of the Currency orders a special Pittsburgh examination of the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny. New staff work the books as receivers dismiss all but messengers. no reason given for removals.
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of Enterprise National
Washington, D.C
Currency
Department
Pittsburg
Enter National Bank
Allegheny
Fittsboro
Enterpris National Bank
Cunninham
President Roosevelt Visits Little Rock Arkansas
President Roosevelt’s South tour reaches Little Rock on October 25 as crowds greet the train. A day of festivities and speeches runs until four o’clock, then the party plans to move to Memphis before continuing toward New Orleans.
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Little Rock
Ark
Roosevelt
South
Memphis
Rixey
New Orleans
Washington
Virginia Grand Camp Opens In Petersburg Confederate Veterans Meet
Petersburg Virginia hosts the first annual Grand Camp gathering of Confederate Veterans of Virginia at the Academy of Music. Mayor William M. Jones welcomes delegates. G L Christian of Richmond replies. Miss Elizabeth Elliott Lumpkin of Ceiba South Carolina delivers the day’s oration as crowds surge to the city. Marion Kentucky marks town revival with a holiday today. After a year of fire’s ruin revival progress is toasted with a mass parade and street celebrations.
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Marion
Cattle and cotton reports from Kansas City and Washington
Kansas City receipts 17 000 cattle including 1 000 southern steers and 5 000 sheep. Market steady with varied prices for native and southern cattle and calves. Washington bulletin places US cotton ginned to Oct 18 at 4 940 728 bales based on field reports. Col Max Frost of Santa Fe New Mexican is described as highly influential and blind with mobility limits, aided by his wife in reading exchanges for dictation.
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Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Cesus Bureau
United States
Washington D. C
New Willard
Max Frost
Santa Fe New Mexican
Frost
Southwest
Washington
Col. Frost
New Mexico
Dallas excursion fares and sale dates 1905
Dallas announces excursion tickets to Dallas at 22 dollars round trip from Oct 27 to Nov 13 1905 with sale through Nov 12. Tickets good to depart Dallas through Nov 13 and return. Lost items notice asks finders to return bag contents to Record office for reward. For rent ad offers a large front room at 902 N Main suitable for non invalids.
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Dallas
Texas
M. D. Burns
N. Main
Roswell Weather Office Forecast For Roswell Area
Local Roswell report shows max 65 and min 33 degrees with light wind from the southwest. Skies clear with 0.90 inches of precipitation. forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Thursday in Roswell and vicinity.
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Roswell
N. M
S. W
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J. E. Mitchell
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