21 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1904
Page
1
Thirteen passenger coaches derailed on the Illinois Central line amid a mishap reported near a station. No fatalities announced, with service disruption and investigations underway by railroad authorities and local rescuers.
A major Montreal blaze damages Canada Hardware Co and Chaput & Co, with three quarters of a million dollars in losses. A passenger train wreck killed one fireman and injured several as vandals tampered with a switch. A large society event followed the evening’s dance and millinery opening. In Minnesota, primaries in the Second District pit McCleary against Miller over Canadian reciprocity and tariff reform.
United States weather bureau officials begin their three year meeting in Peoria to exchange ideas on improving the service. Observers from major cities attend with Chief Willis Moore and other senior officials slated to speak.
The New York Democratic Party announces Herman Herrick as their candidate for governor. Party leaders pledge a united campaign and outline goals for state reform and economic growth.
In Denver the First district Democratic convention nominates Clay B. Whitford for Congress by acclamation amid a split with Mullins supporters over seating. Helena and Montana conventions discuss fusion as Populists and Labor plan electors and governors while New Jersey stakes appear elsewhere. Frail phrasing reflects a chaotic party scene and pending decisions.
Impression prevailing that the forthcoming clash will occur at the designated site. Analysts note expectations rising for a decisive confrontation, with local teams or factions preparing strategies and public interest increasingly focused on the venue for the next engagement.
Reports from Manchuria and the Russian front describe skirmishes between outposts as Japanese and Russian forces tempo rally northward. Kuropatkin telegraphs no change in front while Grand Duke Sergius is named to oversee artillery. Denver delegates to the state Democratic convention reject Hughes for governor and consider Shafroth. Republican and Populist notes from Trenton Joliet and St. Petersburg also surface.
Thousands attended the Joyce-Pruit Company store millinery opening last night described as one of the city’s largest and most successful. The event showcased the latest hats with Miss Coffy the milliner, a New York Coffee Co. caterer, and an orchestra providing classical music. Souvenirs and floral displays drew steady interest as guests explored the decorated aisles.
Des Moines Iowa September 21 report details a fierce storm that wrecked Spencer Wholesale Grocery Co buildings, unroofed the Illinois Central depot, and damaged most town businesses. Albia reports hail up to five inches, with widespread damage across the state.
Tonight the Doctors meet the Farmers in a bowling contest. Doctors lineup includes Veal as captain with Bishop Carroll Kinsinger and Mayes. Farmers counter with captain Winston Quillman Nisbet Hinde and Waskom.
Kansas City sept 21 prosecutor Roland Hughes said he instructed the assistant to draw up information in the case of W H Harroun a St Joseph grain dealer charged with manipulating warehouse receipts for grain He is under heavy bonds on forged bills of lading used to secure large sums
Live stock market data shows cattle and sheep steady with varied medians. Native steers range 3.75 to 6.00, southern steers 2.50 to 3.00, southern cows 1.50 to 2.65, native cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.75, stockers 2.25 to 4.00, bulls 1.75 to 3.50, western steers 3.00 to 4.00, western cows 1.50 to 3.25. Sheep market muttons 3.25 to 3.90, lambs 4.00 to 5.40, range wethers 3.25 to 3.80, ewes 2.75 to 3.27.
A Macon dispatch says a mob attacked a group of negroes several miles from Talbotton Georgia. Four men are reported killed and several wounded. The telephone line was cut. The victims had been tried for belonging to a Before Day Club and acquitted.
The Augustinian Friars in Manila repudiated a Rome agreement involving Pope Leo XIII and Archbish op Guido apostolic delegate and the former governor. They demand U S payments for Friar lands be issued as drafts on London rather than kept in the islands.
Washington Sept 21 Rear Admiral Robley D Evans is under consideration for appointment as commander of the North Atlantic station a post to be vacated on the retirement of Rear Admiral Barker in March next.
Gis new shop compares its merchandise with the closing out sale items to gauge pricing and value. Shoppers watch for differences in goods selection and price points as both offerings vie for attention.
Snow fell for an hour today at Saranac Lake and other Adirondack points in Plattsburg New York.
The Society of the Army of the Cumberlandopens its annual reunion in Indianapolis and will run through tomorrow. About two hundred veterans attend including Generals Wilder and Boynton and other noted figures.
The store in IT guarantees every pair of Celebrated Self Shoes sold at Guts New Store. Customers are urged to wear Tom Campbell designed clothing to complete the look and be considered “it.”
Local notice offers a single block of plank sidewalk in good condition for sale. Apply at Record office.
In San Francisco on September 20 the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows announced officers. Grand Sire is Robert E. Wright of Allentown Pennsylvania. Deputy Grand Sire is F. S. Conway of Chicago. Grand Secretary is J. Frank Grant of Baltimore. Grand Treasurer is Richard Mackie of Philadelphia. Other officers will be appointed by the Grand Sire.
A new independent barber shop has opened at 314 Main Street. It operates from 6 59 a m to 8 30 p m and invites local residents to visit for services.
A massive closing out sale is in progress at Forsyth & Company in Roswell featuring stock and fixtures. Crowds flock to the store as high class merchandise and bargains draw shoppers, with sales running late and signage noting the opportunity of a lifetime.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a cook to apply at once to Mrs. Ella David, daughter of Hotel Gibson, in Artesia New Mexico.
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