29 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
1
Brief bulletin notes no significant developments on the front today. Officials say activity remains routine with no major battles or shifts reported, while civilians are urged to monitor official statements for any changes.
Reports from Tokio and London discuss Russia and Admiral Rojestvensky amid the North Sea dispute with torpedo boats and trawlers. British ships move to Tangier while Russian vessels sit in Vigo and Tangier. Manchuria actions note coal mining for military use and miners parade on John Mitchell Day.
The Governor greeted Senator Andrews with humor as Mr. Simpson acknowledged prior attempts to run against him and noted money often triumphs. Andrews recalled visiting Roswell two years ago and commented on the city’s improvement since then.
A large crowd greets Governor Otero and Senator Andrews in Roswell with brief speeches. Col. Geo. W. Pritchard and Col. J. H. Elliott speak on party policy. visitors plan to tour the Military Institute before a special train to Portales for another meeting.
The scene opened with Miss Astor and party arriving in Roswell for a Republican rally. Governor Otero Senator Andrews and guests toured Grand Central Hotel and the Military Institute cadets gave a first drill of the season. A formal reception, dining hall decorations, and remarks by Governor Otero and Senator Andrews followed amid large crowds and notable attendees.
Parker assumes the role of secretary and delivers statements on behalf of the committee, clarifying positions and actions during the meeting. The move signals organizational continuity and formal communication with members and the public.
New York October 29 secretary Ury Woodson for the Democratic National Committee predicted Parker’s overwhelming election with Democrats carrying New York New Jersey Connecticut Indiana Maryland West Virginia Idaho Colorado Utah Nevada and possibly California Illinois and Ohio as doubtful due to dead party bosses. Also notes a social at Miss Sadie Costa’s 405 Pennsylvania Ave with book-title猜, poetry prize, and a lively pengim game among guests.
Lloyd Edwards aged thirty five died this morning at ten o clock on Military Heights of consumption. He came here from Quincy Illinois.
An Old Market blurb announces abundant anthracite supply arriving for buyers. It notes steady shipments, favorable prices, and availability for local merchants and households. The piece emphasizes reliability and steady demand during the season.
The Roswell Club held a formal evening yesterday with a delightful function. A full account will appear in Monday’s issue.
Roswell Wool & Hide Company advertises plenty of anthracite coal and a farm position near town. Wanted: man and woman to work on a local farm. Contact L. R. Smith by phone 30 for details.
The Record seeks good clean cotton rags for reuse and recycling.
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