President Roosevelts vessel wrecked near New Orleans
The presidential party aboard the lighthouse tender Magnolia was in an early morning collision with the Esparta near New Orleans. The Magnolia sprang a leak but no injuries were reported. President Roosevelt and his party moved to the West Virginia cruiser for safety as tugs rushed to assist.
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Orleans
Maxwelia Jon
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Virginia
New Orleans
Dan'Rose
Esparta
Ivy
Roose
Loeb
Surgeoneral Rixey
Presidehnt Roosevelt
Via
New
Menolia
Rixey
Cliser Wi &T Virginia
Magnolia
Oralhill
United Tes Engineer Corps
West Virginia
Fire roars through Warsaw as city ablaze
A message from a reliable source states Warsaw remains on fire after incendiaries started last night. Large portions of the city are reported to be in flames as efforts to extinguish the blaze continue.
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Horn
Prussia
Warsaw
Navy Regulations Modify Assistant Secretary Duties
Washington Oct 27 By order of the Secretary of the Navy the duties of the Assistant Secretary have been materially modified. He must visit every first class ship and each naval station on the Atlantic coast annually and, if possible, inspect ships on the Pacific coast as well. Confidential drafts are to be prepared for the Secretary. The changes outline his responsibilities in detail including matters of naval militia and public property loans or gifts.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Fight at Main and Second Ends in Neck Cut
Lon Reynolds, a workman at the Hondo reservoir, suffered a seven inch neck gash when John Harrison allegedly slashed him with a pocket knife during a noon quarrel over land at Main and Second streets. Reynolds was treated by a doctor and went to his mother in law’s home. Harrison has been arrested.
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Lon Reynolds
Hondo
John Harrison
Main
Second Streets
Harrison
Reynolds
Alery and Real Estate Ad Quip in Odd Verse
A poem mocks Alery selling Hot Blast Ranges and J. T. Carlton real estate. The verse teases boasts of heaters melting snow and conjures a satirical portraits of salesmanship amid mixed inkwell humor.
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J. T. Carlton
Tea by Mrs George Hinson Aids Women's Auxiliary
Mrs George Hinson hosted a tea for the Women's Auxiliary drawing a large church crowd from 2 30 to 5 50 pm. The event became a joyous reunion of old and new friends with tables repeatedly filled. Young ladies served gracefully and the tea's proceeds were satisfactory, noted as one of the most successful in Auxiliary history.
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George Hinson
Valverde Camp 1419 UCV to Hold Basket Dinner
Valverde Camp No 1419 United Confederate Veterans will host a basket dinner at the Slaughter ranch on November 4th.
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Valverde
United Confederate Veterans
Slaughter Ranch
Fresh Grocery Specials and Local Business Visit
Western Grocery Company advertises Egg-O-See and Dr. Price's Food at 10 cents per package with a full line of California canned goods at low prices. Dr. Huber F. Parr of Carlsbad arrived from Torrance, returning after surveying business interests in the central Territory.
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California
Western Grocery Company
Huber F. Parr
Carlsbad
Torrance
J O Cameron Returns From Carlsbad on District Court Business
J O Cameron traveled from Carlsbad to attend district court on business yesterday.
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J. O. Cameron
Carlsbad
District Court
New York Central Orders 25000 Freight Cars
New York October 27 The New York Central placed orders with several manufacturers for 25000 freight cars at a total expenditure of 25000000 dollars. The Times notes this as the largest order ever given.
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New York
New York Central
the Times
Taft to Panama for canal insight after trip from Washington
Secretary of War Taft will depart Washington for Hampton Roads and sail to Panama to personally inspect conditions there. He plans a first hand assessment to determine canal legislation needs to be presented to Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Washington
Hampton Roads
Panama
Congress
China Treaty Talks Delayed by Exclusion Act Politics
Washington October 27 The understanding here is that treaty talks with China will await Congress action on the exclusion act and President Roosevelt's forthcoming annual message. There has been no agreement between the two governments on a treaty to date.
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Washington, D. C
United States
China
Congress
Roosevelt
Rear End Collision injures seven in Colorado yards
In rwlden Colorado seven persons are reported injured in a rear end collision in the Colorado and Southern yards. A switch engine slid on slippery tracks and struck the rear of a passenger train. Grace Archer a music teacher and Engineer Pate were the most seriously hurt.
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Rwlden
Colo
Colorado
Southern Yards
Hill
Grace Archer
Pate
Rival conventions predict radical railroad rate legislation
Chicago on October 27 reported rival Interstate Commerce Law conventions resumed sessions. Murdo Maskinzie of Trinidad Colorado, president of the American Stock Growers' Association, forecast that Congress at its next session would adopt radical railroad rate legislation that would surprise even Roosevelt policy supporters.
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Congress
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Law
Murdo Maskinzie
Trinidad
Colo
American Stock Growers’ Association
Roosevelt
Smelting Industry Hit By $200,000 Fire Loss
A $200,000 fire at the Utah Hue Co. Sunny side plant destroyed coal crushers used for coke ovens. Salt Lake City reports the loss disrupts Salt Lake Valley smelters with coke supplies scarce. Telegraph orders sought from eastern suppliers amid fears of plant shutdowns.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Hue Co
Gould Corporation
Sunnyside
Salt Lake Valley
Death of George Campbell in Shelby Hotel
George Campbell aged about forty five died Thursday morning at six o'clock at the Shelby Hotel. Asthma was the cause of death. He and his wife arrived five days ago from Wichita seeking relief for his affliction upon the advice of friends who urged them to travel for treatment.
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Wichita
A. D. Jones
Lake Arthur
Roswell
George Campbell
Shelby Hotel
Cattle Market Steady at Oae City Auction
Oae City Missouri October 27 cattle receipts total about 3 000 with 200 southern cattle. Market steady. Native and southern steers sold between 2.25 and 4.60 per hundred weight, native cows 1.75 to 4.75, stockers 2.40 to 4.15, bulls 2.00 to 2.80, calves 2.50 to 6.50, western stock 4.50, western cows 2.00 to 3.25. Sheep receipts 2 000, market steady with muttons 4.50 to 6.00, lambs 5.75 to 6.25, range wethers 4.60 to 6.00, fed ewes 3.90 to 4.85.
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Oae City
Evangelist Steele to Lead Children's Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Evangelist Steele will conduct a children's meeting at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 2:30. All the children in town wanted there. Older people admitted.
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Evangelist Steele
Presbyterian Church
Ople
Orchard for sale at less than cost in valley
J T Carlton offers a premier valley orchard with artesian well and ditch water rights. He notes last year’s fruit paid over 40 percent of property value and the orchard can support a family and pay for itself in three years. Exchange possible for $2500 to $3000 if unincumbered. urgent closing.
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J. T. Carlton
Rankin Buys Land, Plans Move to New Mexico
R. W. Rankin arrived from Lakewood where he purchased land. He will visit his Illinois home before moving to New Mexico. J. A. Falke and C. H. Lyons left for Carrollton, Missouri after a ten day business trip in the Valley.
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R. W. Rankin
Lakewood
Illinois
New Mexico
J. A. Falke
C. H. Lyons
Carrollton
Roswell Weather Report for Oct 27
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico on October 27 lists maximum temperature 77, minimum 33, mean 40, precipitation 0, wind north at 10 miles per hour and clear conditions. Forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with possible local rain and colder weather. M Wright, Official in Charge.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
M. Wright
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