24 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1906
Page
1
At 8430 this morning 17 militia companies held control as saloons stayed shut and firearms sales halted. A wave of disappearances among city Negroes follows riots. ten dead prepared for burial with reports of unreported fatalities. Seeb Long found dead eight miles south. mystery surrounds the incident as authorities consolidate with local militia.
The Chihuahua baseball team beat Roswell 12 to 11 in ten innings at the fair. Roswell lacked their regular pitcher and two outfielders but fought hard with three three-base hits and two 29-base hits. Roswell’s lineup included Kennedy Caldwell Johnson Ashinhurst Ob erkamp Bemis Leland Wilson Bemis and other players as they prepare to face N M M S this week in three games starting Tuesday.
A tire fire destroyed property valued at about one hundred thousand dollars, causing extensive damage to buildings and equipment. Investigators work to determine the cause as residents assess losses.
A natural gas explosion in the Crawford Opera House basement ignited a fire that destroyed Moffatt Furniture store Union Tea Co. and damaged several homes injuring one person. The blast followed a wedding visit and affected the downtown area with falling debris and smoke. Several families lost household goods in the flames.
Bryan at New Orleans was welcomed with high honors as the student earned top marks and praise from faculty. The event highlighted academic achievement and civic spirit, reflecting the school's ongoing tradition of excellence.
U S Senator Joseph W Bailey of Dallas planned to issue a statement tonight or Tuesday morning about his alleged connection with the Waters-Pierce Oil Co The report came as New Orleans hosts a New York Democrats state convention and William Jennings Bryan arrived for a brief visit amid tributes and ceremonies.
The Roswell fair starts tomorrow as concerns linger over the Pierce Oil Company status. Local officials weigh the company’s operations and impact on fair activities and regional energy supply.
The New York Convention in Buffalo reports exhibits in place by ten o clock if management requests are met. Discussions over party leadership at the Democratic state convention show leaders divided on the ticket. Rear Admiral Thomas involvement in a Newport suit to bar a person from a public venue is noted amid changes and candidate talk.
Fragmentary text refers to Bunzle and Newport Amusement Company with mentions of delegates and instruction but lacks clear event, date, or outcome.
In Colorado Springs on September 24 at the Pike's Peak Centennial celebration a serviceman in uniform was barred from a dance hall casting a pall over the festivities. A contrasting scene of military pride and local decorum marked the event as authorities addressed the incident.
A chaotic item describes a ceremonial day with a military parade in Buffalo. It mentions the death of Richard Munson after injuries from a blow, and arrests linked to insurgent and liberal conspirators. The report notes Army contingents and veterans in a long parade reviewed by Vice President Fairbanks.
After prior verbal steps an armistice now has a formal written agreement signed by Generals Guerrera and Castillo. The city shows festive decor marking the occasion. The "Billy the Kid" document is signed by acting Interior Secretary Montalvo.
The Lakewood Progress reports the Dean Walters wedding with urgent note that invitations or programs are exhausted. A Navy Department report dated September 24 references the event and its publicity.
Lakewood witnessed a charming home wedding Tuesday evening at eight at the bride’s parents' residence, Mr F Claude Dean of Ros, as the cruiser Cleveland had sailed from Cienfuegos to reinforce the Ma…
Local weather notes Roswell New Mexico on September 24: high 84 and low 50 with clear skies and a 60 percent precipitation figure. Cuba situation coverage says Washington lacks official news and naval prep remains full speed ahead with coal ships Leonidas and Hannibal ready to sail to Havana for coal and naval needs.
Chicago dispatch reports Paul O Stensland the bank wrecker may file habeas corpus as the Prinz Albert arrives in New York State's Attorney Healy says the force will give him chance to prove innocence Fritz is set as a favorite after the greatest mile of his life and Roswell fair horses are all top runners.
Two large storms approach the eastern states from opposite directions. Prof Garriott of the Weather Bureau reports that their meeting would bring general rainfall across the Middle and Eastern states. One disturbance is a West India hurricane off Cuba's west end and the other a rain storm now prevalent in the Northwest.
Jellico Tennessee and Jellico Kentucky officials urge AP to publish an urgent appeal for relief of residents of the town ruined by a dynamite blast last Friday. Contributions may be sent to D. D. Scott and Frank Snyder. Also a help-wanted note from a young man seeking office work or cashiering with real estate experience.
St Louis reporter notes Speaker Jos G Cannon passed through on a Sedalia campaign swing stating he is not a Presidential candidate. The item lists various locals and travelers including Rev C E Lukens, D D Temple, J B Atkeson, C W Watt, Nellie Wright, W M Riley, A W Whitlock, Dr Blake, Bal lard, Brigman, J H Fox, Andrew Johnson, John Richey and C R Richey with Artesia Roswell and San Antonio mentions.
Kansas City reports the steamer Lora laden with freight from St. Louis arrived amid cheers marking the reopening of Missouri river navigation after a decade. The trip occurred despite very low water and an unexplored channel, proving the river remains navigable. Regular St. Louis to Kansas City traffic to resume once suitable boats are procured.
G T Littlefield son of W P Littlefield arrived in Roswell with his bride Irene Steck three weeks after a private Hereford ceremony. The Austin native and former Texas sweethearts plan to live in Kenna where Littlefield manages his father’s ranch. The couple’s visit to Roswell follows their concealed wedding.
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