10 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
1
Former president Theodore Roosevelt condemned the streetcar strike violence in Columbus Ohio in a park speech. He arrived with U S troops guarding the city as militia remained on duty. Roosevelt urged authorities to restore law and order and pressed unions and employers to heed the law.
Property listing for 2 percent acre on North Hill features a cottage, a well with ample water, windmill, gasoline engine, irrigating and house tanks, and 100 trees. Terms available through Robert Strum berg at 1725 North Missouri.
Lexington leader Mrs Frances E Beauchamp state president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union announces her bid for Congress in the seventh district. Her main plank targets the liquor traffic in her campaign launch from September in Kentucky.
Frank Large sold his 385 acre ranch east of Dexter to Maddux and Armstrong for 29000 dollars. The property features good land a large artesian well and ample water supply. The Large family has moved to Wells and will reside there.
Roswell defeated Raton three to two in a tight afternoon contest at the amusement park. The locals committed only one error and no battery or passed balls while executing hit and run plays. Roswell scored in the fourth on Cooke’s homer and later added two more, with Raton tallying in the sixth before Lyons’ three swings and Shea’s big hit.
Montreal on September 10 drew about seventy thousand people to Fletcher Field for the first open air ceremony of the Eucharistic Congress. Archbishop Farley of New York presided and celebrated mass.
House tent screened canvassed on sides Jersey milk cow span of horses harness and surrey. For rent, house and 10 acres with 6 in alfalfa, 3 miles north of Roswell. Grimes 6213.
In Ludington Michigan on Sept 10 authorities say the real cause of the Pere Marquette car ferry No 18 sinking in Lake Michigan yesterday with twenty nine deaths will probably never be known The disaster was not due to a storm overloading or machinery breakdown Captain Kelly of No 18 did not seem to face immediate danger Captain Russel of No 17 lowered boats and survivors were rescued by No 17s small boats
Sprinkling tax now due and payable at City Hall in the Clerk's office. J W Bennett is listed as the real supervisor.
Newmeyer pitched a steady game for Roswell allowing seven hits and two home runs while striking out eleven. Horn buckle had thirteen put outs with two assists and no errors. Raton pitchers Barngrover and Killilay limited Roswell to twelve hits but failed to capitalize, and Monsignor O Connell led a grand Mass as the congress moved toward the Eucharistic procession. The last game of the series is set this afternoon with Portales due Monday through Wednesday.
For sale a five year old Shetland mare weighing 425 pounds with a complete harness set, saddle, blanket, bridle, halter, whip and a hand basket pony cart with a parasol. Brand new, used ten days, owner paid 371 dollars. Immediate sale offered by A. W. Bikker, phone 438, residence 108 North Pennsylvania, outfit viewable at City Livery Stable.
Comptroller Murray announced a personal examination of conditions in all examination districts after a broad reorganization shifted twenty examiners to new fields. He said most national bank failures could have been averted if examiners had reported true conditions in time for corrective action.
Washington date notes popularity of the show Forty Five Minutes from Broadway among New York suburbanites. New Rochelle, New York population reaches 28,867, up 14,140 since 1900, a 91 percent rise per census figures.
M. W. Evans traveled from Lake Arthur this morning for a short business visit.
The city council adopted Ordinance No. 218, the new occupation ordinance, after full readings. Mayor Veal presided with most members present. reports from the Waller & Sewer Department and Fire Chief Whiteman highlighted good health and fire hydrant needs.
Bill Brown known as Bill Brown leaves Roswell after seven years to marry Miss Ella Coats in Snyder Texas. He has served with the Clifton Chisholm and L F D wagon outfits during his Roswell years. The wedding date is not set and may occur after his arrival or later in the fall. They will reside in Snyder where Miss Coats holds stock interests.
Dr C M Yater left for Cleburne Texas after the death of his brother Dr W M Yater who died suddenly yesterday morning. The telegram gave no cause and a letter from the deceased said nothing of illness. Dr W M Yater practiced medicine and ran a private twenty room hospital in Cleburne and visited Roswell a year ago.
Prof Powell of New York arrives to supervise a major project by the Western Irrigated Land and Orchard Company. They plan to develop 1000 acres of Berrendo Farms into a single large orchard and sell ten acre tracts to eastern buyers with eight year payments and five years of Powell supervision ending in a five year old orchard.
The Allison building at Main and Third known as the Old Masonic Temple will be sold. It must be removed between October 1 and 10 or 15. Apply to C. M. Allison.
U S Weather Bureau local report Roswell New Mexico observes at 6 00 a m temperature with a high of 87 a low of 57 and mean 72 clear wind from the southeast 3 miles per hour precipitation none. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday.
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