Santa Fe stockholders elect directors and report
Topeka Kansas October 26 annual stockholders meeting of the Santa Fe railroad elected three directors term expiring rogers y Haven and George G. Haven re elected. The line from Oakdale to Arizona and Belea rk progress with full completion expected by year end. Arizona California railway projected to connect Salt River country with California. President Wilson arrived in New Orleans with large reception at Lafayette Square before continuing to Washington.
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Ierra
Rizona
North de
Phoenix
Wes
Riverbank
Arizona
Arch
Fonley Saiys
Belea
Texico
Trinidad
Albuquergine
Arizona and California
Mickenbureg
Ariz
Colorado River
Bilgal
Salt River
California
Try “H. Rogers
Benjamin P. Y
Geo. G. Haven
Head End Collision: Four Killed and Many Hurt
October 26 report from a line disaster at the Pacific Coast near Jock Island describes a head on collision that killed four persons and injured a large number. Westbound cars cited include numbers and names such as F. J. and Glen Cakfield with a mail clerk, a detective, and a tramp among the survivors.
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Ct Pacific
Jock Island
Eage
Rassins City
Ninsas City
Philon
F. J
Abe
Glen Cakfield
Detactive Griffith
Refused Admission at Railroad Doctrine Convention
A caucus at the inter-Commercial Law convention in Chicago on October 26 decided to admit only supporters of Roosevelt's program. Opponents formed a “rump” convention with about two hundred members, urging review of the commission’s powers.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Inre
Heaih
Harvard President Threatens Football Ban Over Brutality
In ambridge Massachusetts on October 26 President Eliot of Harvard says brutality and unnecessary roughness must end in Harvard football or the game may be eliminated. He plans to watch the Harvard versus Yale clash in about a month and will urge the corporation to vote Harvard out if slugging occurs.
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Harvard
Ambridge
Mass
Eliot
Yale
Roosevelt Visit to New Orleans Planned for Nine Hours
New Orleans reports President Roosevelt will arrive in Washington on October 31 after a nine hour stay in New Orleans. The day features a river sail, an address, and luncheon entertainment by prominent citizens. The schedule aims to fill most of the brief visit with ceremonial activities and speeches.
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Ington
New Orleans
Roosevelt
New Orso
Bloodhounds After Him
A white woman in the northern Atlanta district was assaulted today by a negro who fled. Bloodhounds have been set on his trail.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Harriman Special Delays As Miss Roosevelt Ill
Elmira reports the Harriman special left at 1 00 p m with Miss Roosevelt absent due to illness. At Binghamton the train passed through without stopping at 2 23 p m while Miss Roosevelt was seen in the dining car.
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Elmira
N. Y
Harriman
Erie Railroad
Wilson vs Mitchell damages case heads toward verdict
The Paul Wilson versus J. E. Mitchell damages suit for 5000 dollars continued through afternoon and night sessions and may go to the jury this afternoon. J. W. Eden, Idaho native, sought a temporary law license, referred to a committee. Lee Vaughn on the Federal side pleaded not guilty to obstructing free passage over public lands. Gatewood Dun and Dent appeared for the defendant, trial set for the first Friday of the spring term.
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Paul Wilson
J. E. Mitchell
J. W. Eden
Idaho
A. A. Freeman
J. T. Evans
K.K
Lee Vaughn
Gatewood
Dun
Dent
McKinley Memorial Unveiled in Springfield Mass
In Forest Park Springfield the McKinley memorial bronze bust atop a granite shaft with a bronze Fame figure will be unveiled this afternoon. Designed by Philip Martiny of New York the monument cost about $15,000 funded by public subscriptions ranging from one dollar upward.
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Russia Strikes Paralyze Continental Rail Service
St Petersburg reports near total isolation as international trains halt and interior links break down. 40,000 workers strike swells by 30,000, food prices rise, and panic spreads with troops clashing with demonstrators. Fleeing by boat and Finnish trains, famine risks loom while wheat and rye supplies remain steady.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Europe
Six Bodies Recovered From Hot Springs Railroad Hotel Fire
Six bodies were recovered from the ruins of the Railroad Hotel at Elm and Olive streets after a morning fire. The dead include Harry Bradley waiter Edward Snyder porter Mrs. Mack musician A P Mann railroad conductor believed from Denver and two unknown men. Further searches may reveal more victims. The blaze is thought to have started from a lamp explosion.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Elm
Olive Streets
Harry Bradley
Edward Snyder
Mack
Mann
Denver
Cunliffe Pleads Guilty in Express Robbery Case
Edward G Cunliffe the Adams Express robber pled guilty in Pittsburg court to stealing 101000. Sentence was suspended until Saturday. The defense and Pinkerton agents were not present in court and officials noted beliefs Cunliffe may be mentally unbalanced.
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Express
Pittsburg
Edward G. Cunliffe
Adams Express
Express Company
Pinkertons
Cunliffe
Celebrated mining suit involves stock worth a million
In Council Bluffs Iowa on October 26 attorneys for James F Burns filed in district court their resistance to the motion for a new trial in the celebrated mining suit of Jas Doyle against James F Burns involving a million dollars worth of stock in the Portland Mining Company No mention is made of Doyle s claims to 22000 shares in the Portland Gold Mining Company tied to a sensational affidavit by a Doyle witness
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
James F. Burns
Jas Doyle
Portland Mining Company
Doyle
Portland Gold Mining Company
Canada Observes Thanksgiving Day Across Canada
Ottawa reports Thanksgiving Day is observed nationwide following the government proclamation. Weather is milder in mid October, aiding outdoor enjoyment, but some Canadians object to Thursday as the chosen day and suggest Monday to allow longer family reunions.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Western Grocery Company Fresh Specials Ad
Local ad lists Egg-O-See at ten cents per package and Dr Price’s Food at one cent per package. Full line of California Canned Goods offered at low prices. Public notice from Western Grocery Company dated 04-3t.
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California
Western Grocery Company
Woman's Club Holds First Meeting at St Andrews Halls
The Woman's Club opened with a well attended session at St Andrews Halls. Hostess Mrs. H R Morrow and vice president Mrs Thorne led the meeting. Mrs C A Baker directed the program on Current Topics with talks on the Peace Conference and the Carnegie Library drawing strong interest from all attendees.
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Woman's Club
St. Andrews Halls
H. R. Morrow
Thorne
C. A. Baker
Quiet Wedding Unites Robert H. McCune and Ora L. Priest
In a quiet eight o'clock ceremony at the study of Rev. S. R. Twitty, Robert H. McCune and Ora L. Priest were married. Only Miss Margaret Beaty and Messrs. McGaffey and Robertson attended as guests. The couple will establish their home on South Hill.
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Robert H. McCune
Ora L. Priest
Rev
S. R. Twitty
Margaret Beaty
Messrs. McGaffey
Robertson
Grand Central
McCune
Roswell
Iis
Nride
William Weary
South Hill
Commercial Club Social Calendar Sets Four Events
The Commercial Club outlines an upcoming social schedule beginning November 3 with a card party, followed by a German cotillion and a December 15 musicale. January 1 will feature the regular annual social meeting. Invitations extend to all members and attendees, with further events to be announced.
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Commercial Club
Ae Commercial Club
Lab
Confederate Veterans Basket Dinner at Slaughter Ranch
Valverde Camp No 1419 United Confederate Veterans to hold a basket dinner at the Slaughter ranch on November 4. Mrs J F Patterson, recently at Mineral Springs for health, expected home tomorrow and reported greatly improved. D W Goodell passed through city en route from Dexter to Illinois after learning of his mother's death.
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Valverde
United Confederate Veterans
Slaughter Ranch
J. F. Patterson
Mineral Springs
W. Goodell
City
Dexter
Illinois
Orchard for sale at less than cost in valley
The finest orchard in the valley offers high returns with last year’s fruit revenue exceeding forty percent of property value. Well cared for it can support a family and pay off in three years. Will trade for $2500 to $3000 of other property if unencumbered. Artesian well and ditch water right included. Deal must close at once. J. T. Carlton.
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J. T. Carlton
Roswell Weather Report for Oct 26
Local Roswell report shows temperature 72 high 31 low mean 52 with no precipitation and light northwest wind. Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and partly cloudy and warmer Friday. Official in charge M Wright releases the bulletin.
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Roswell
N. M
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