Roosevelt to Reply to Bryan Telegram
The president is preparing a reply to the telegram sent by Mr. Bryan. The exchange follows ongoing diplomatic communications and signals ongoing political dialog.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
1
Roosevelt and Taft tour in broad campaign sweep
Roosevelt works on Bryan telegram reply as he plans a lengthy response. Taft kicks off three speech tours from Cincinnati to Chicago and beyond, aiming at railroad workers and the labor question ahead of the election. An Iowa land loan ad closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Republican National League
Hammond
W. H. Taft
Chicago
Fargo
N. D
Denver
St. Louis
Fog Causes Interurban Collision Injuring Dozens
Fog led to a head on crash between two Southwestern Traction cars near Philadelphia injuring about fifty people with several feared fatally. The Baldwin Tripper carried 82 workers when a Chester bound car appeared in the fog causing a devastating collision. Additional notes report a Navy cruiser Yankee running aground near Martha's Vineyard in thick fog and underway tugs being sent for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Southwestern Traction Company
Chester
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Baldwin
Sinzie
Washington
Navy Department
Yankee
Martha’s Vineyard
Buzzard Bay
Newport
Gas well at Hagerman ranch shows continuous flow
The Hagerman ranch gas prospect about twenty miles east of town has developed into a permanent, though modest, flow. When shut for three hours the pressure rose to thirty pounds, with ample gas to run the ranch and likely the drilling machine. Drilling resumes after a brief halt. three new prospect wells at Dayton are slated to begin soon as gas and oil indications rise in the Pecos Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman Ranch
Dayton
Pecos
Oklahoma Prospects to Dayton Oil Field Visit
Oklahoma business men including Dr. G Pinnell J A Minton H Morrison Judge E D Prichard and J A Lytle travel from Erick to Dayton to inspect the Dayton Gas and Oil Company field aboard the local freight. Cattle hog and sheep market reports from Kansas City and St Louis show receipts and price ranges with varying demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Dayton
Dayton Gas and Oil Company
G. Pinnell
J. A. Minton
H. Morrison
E. D. Prichard
J. A. Lytle
Erick, Okla
J. F. Herring
Elk City
Okla
Kansas City
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Parade in Denver
Four thousand members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs wives auxiliary arrived from across the continent for the 84th Sovereign Grand Lodge session and paraded Denver’s main streets amid perfect weather and cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows and
Rebekahs
Order of Odd Fellows
Women’s Auxiliary
Denver
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Bryan Investigates Great Commoner for Truth on Haskell
Bryan 10 undertakes a first hand inquiry into Haskell seeking the truth from informed sources. The report emphasizes direct questioning and aims to uncover facts behind the controversy surrounding the commoner.
Bryan Wins Warm Welcome in Ohio This September Visit
William J. Bryan arrived in Columbus to a cheering crowd and planned a conference with state leaders and a forthcoming elaborate address. Frank S. Monett kept statements about Governor Haskell cautious, signaling continued questioning over the bribery allegations and urging grand jury review to settle the case. Governor Haskell announced a speaking tour to Ohio with a 24 hour notice return plan, while Hearst canceled his Oklahoma appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Haskell
Ohio
Hearst
Oklahoma
Goveernor
Columbus
William J. Bryan
Monett
Charles B. Squires
Frank S. Monett
Bryan
Prospect
Guthrie
Okla
Democratic National Committee
Forestry Service to detail Northwest forest fire situation
Washington report says Forestry Service will issue a complete report after agents personally investigate the forest fire situation in the Northwest. Weather bureau predicts copious rains in the Mississippi Valley later this week likely lasting three to four days, with light rainfall insufficient to aid firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Forestry Service
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Federated Missionary Workers Hold Roswell Meeting
The Federation of Women’s Missionary Societies of Roswell will hold its second meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Christian church. Roswell church women will host the visiting Roswell women. A strong program is planned with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Missionary Societies of
Cholera Spreads in St Petersburg Society Circles
Choler a spreads daily in the Russian capital with cases rising in Pe terhof and among the upper classes once thought immune. Twenty four cases reported in Pet erhof where the imperial family may soon return and one case linked to a palace involving Prince Alexander, cousin of the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Alexander
Parsons & Son Brokers Advertise Broad Services
The ad highlights 215 North Main listings for Parsons and Son Brokers offering legal and notary work expert accounting typewriting stenography money lending and property for sale rent or exchange. It claims to be the Pecos Valleys only labor agency and promises to obtain or disclose any desired information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
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THE
President
MR. Bryan
National League of Republican Clubs
Judge Taft
College Boulevard
Baldwin Works
Presley
Daily Record
Roswell
Mississippi
Union
Saint George
Hunsberger
Zink’s Jewelry Store
Hagerman
Dayton, N. M
Dalla
John W. Smith
Methodist Church
South
Smith
Mr. Smith
Jefferson City
Canton’ Lucas
Toledo
Canton
Toronto
Canada
Canton Arapahoe
Canton Pueblo
Pueblo, Colo
John Wesley Smith
Dayton Oil Field
Wool Market
W. R. Evans
M. E
O. G. Lang
Albuquerque
Col. Willson
Albuquer
Boellner
G. R. Allen
Carlsbad
W. R. Lawing and
Denver, Colo
Sand
Independent
U. S. Weather Bureau
N. M
Standard Oil Co
Squires
Frank Rockefeller
Chas. N. Haskell
New York
Guthrie, Okla
W. R. Hearst
Independence Party
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Muskogee
E. L. Bedell
Fifth Street
Richardson Ave
Nue
W. J. Lewis
Clarendon, Tex
Ben Davisson
North Main
Carsons
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