Roswell Team Beats Cadets 4–0 In Exhibition Baseball
Roswell defeats the cadet Military Institute 4 to 0 in an exhibition game noted for quiet play and tight defense. Reeves pitched 11 strikeouts, Grissitt and Wilson provided key hits, and Wynne fanned eight for the cadets. Game ended in 1 hour 30 minutes with strong fielding and orderly crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadet Military Institute
Webster
Crowell
Httle Popapsto
Town Boys
Grissitt
Wilson
St. John
Leland
Caster
Reeves
Wynne
Roswell
Institute
Rooter
Alberto
David
Baker
Archaeology permit issued for Rio de los Frijoles ruins exploration
Washington grants the Archaeological Institute of America an approval to excavate near the Rio de los Frijoles in Jemez National Forest New Mexico to collect antiquities for the Southwest Museum. The permit imposes safeguards, requires deposit of finds, and prohibits commercial sale or destruction of sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Archaelogical Institute of America
Secretary of Agriculture
Rieto de Los Frijoles
New Mexico
Southwest Museum
Los Angeles
Cal
National Forests
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Rio de Los Frijoes
Jemez National Forest
Automobile Crash Injures Two People and Colt Driver
A car collision injures two people and involves a Colt in the incident. Police responded to the scene and investigators inspected the wreckage for causes and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Dr Galloway Party Escape After Night Collision
Dr D M Galloway and guests crash into a sleepy colt on a moonlit road near Roswell New Mexico. Dr Howard Crutcher suffers a bruised shoulder, Mrs H J Schwartz and Dr Galloway are creamed but uninjured. Colt unhurt but ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Galloway
Colt
Hagerman Orchard
Roswell
Howard Crutcher
Chicago
Dr. Galloway
H. J. Schwartz
Galloway
Colorado Expert Eliminated From Bursum Case Review
A state panel ruled out the Colorado expert from consideration in the Bursum case, citing unresolved conflicts and the need for independent testimony. The decision narrows the pool of witnesses for the disputed land and water claims.
Oil firm denies name change call. hints at large reorg planned
A Standard Oil representative says no conference to change the company name has been called while investigations continue. He states a reorganization is expected once legal issues resolve, with capital boosted to 400 to 500 million dollars and periodic earnings disclosures planned. Readers are also updated on Roswell and Albuquerque area moves of several residents and officials, plus analysis of the Bursum case and related stipulations that exclude the Colorado Title and Trust report from the Silver City hearing scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Albuquerque Journal
Bursum
Silver City
Safford
Parker
New Mexico
Colorado Title and Trust Company
United States
H. M. Dougherty
A. B. Fall
Territory
Neill B. Field
Field
Albuquerque
Albert B. Fall
Territory of
Colorado Springs
Col
New Mexico Penitentiary
October weather for Roswell two years past
Weather Bureau data from Roswell New Mexico covers October for two years. It records mean temperature 56, highest 88 on October 3 1906, lowest 21 on October 23 1906, earliest frost October 6, average frost date October 24, precipitation 0.37 to 0.73 inches, snowfall hints, and wind data with a 5.6 mph average and 36 mph peak from the northwest on October 24 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Roswell
New Mexico
Montana
M. Wright
Delights and studies mark reading evening at Southern M R Church
Miss Hinson Mrs Gene MacClane and George Weatherby assisted in a program at the Southern M R Church. Bess May MacClane drew a good audience with readings from Kipling and other authors. Mrs MacClane sang with piano by Hinson, and Weatherby performed a flute solo.
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Miss Hinson
Gene McClane
George Weatherby
Bess May MacClane
M. RE
Kipling
Gene MacClane
Hearst Declares He Is Not Presidential Candidate
In a New York interview William R Hearst denies any bid for the presidency on the Independent League or any other ticket He would only enter public service from a sense of duty comparable to serving on a jury The notice ends with a sale ad for bay mares from Gilmore and Fleming at 316% N Main
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam R. Hearst
Independent League
Hearst
Beautiful Home For Rent With Modern Conveniences
A rental listing describes a beautiful home with all modern conveniences and directs applicants to contact Mrs. N. Costa at 05 Ni Pa. for details and viewing.
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N. Costa
Furniture and Lease For Sale By Carlton and Bell
Bargain sale notice lists furniture and lease terms offered by Carlton and Bell. Itemized pieces and occupancy rights described for potential buyers seeking quick purchase. Local listings indicate flexible payment options and transfer of ownership upon completion.
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Carlton & Bell
Louis Keel Brings Home a Bride for Roswell
J Louis Keel returned from a Texas visit with his bride Miss Eliza England. They were married at her Breckenridge home and left for Roswell to reside, staying at the Shelby hotel. Keel, a long-time Roswell resident, receives warm welcomes and well wishes for happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Louis Keel
Texas
Eliza England
Breckenridge
Roswell
Shelby Hotel
Mr. Keel
New Civil Suits Filed in Chaves County Court
In Chaves County district court new suits include Roswell Lumber Co. vs Roswell Cement Roof Factory Co. and A L W Nilsson for 378.80 plus costs. Roswell Lumber Co. vs J B Keaster et al for 40 plus costs. W T Paylor vs David R J Beckett for 64.45 plus costs. Lockie E Carper v John H Carper seeking divorce and custody of two minors for desertion and non support. sale of real estate of late Thomas B Powell brought by Richardson McClure Heflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Lumber Co
Roswell Cement Roof Factory Co
J. B. Keaster
A. J. Nisbet
W. T. Paylor
David R. J. Beckett
R. E. Lund
Lockie E. Carper
John H. Carper
J. T. Evans
Thomas B. Powell
Richardson, McClure & Heflin
Roswell Seed Firm Brokered Sheep Trade Visit
O W Culp of Paradise Kansas arrived by auto from Duran New Mexico where he sourced sheep and attends to sheep interests. He will return to Duran tomorrow to finish business with Roswell sheep breeders.
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O. R. Tanner
Charley
Hagerman
Roswell
Mr. Tanner
el Paso
O. W. Culp
Paradise
Kan
Auto Today
Duran
N. M
Bryan and Roosevelt Dominant at Nebraska Conventions
Lincoln delegates to both parties meet to nominate Roosevelt and Bryan for president. Democrats plan to seek Bryan's advice on the platform and elect a state central committee, with Bryan’s views likely highlighted in resolutions though a formal endorsement for his candidacy remains doubtful.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roosevelt
Bryan
State Central Committee
Trail to Capitan Mountains Planned by Lincoln Forest
Fort Stanton New Mexico September 24 The Lincoln National Forest based at Capitan has been approved to spend one thousand dollars to build a trail along the main Capitan mountains top. Mr Kinney oversees the project with rangers and additional men starting on the mountains eastern end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stanton
N. M
Lincoln National Forest
Capitan
Capitan Mountains
Kinney
John West Sees Wedding After License Wait
John N. West arrived with his bride Artie Lassiter after a delayed license. The ceremony occurred at noon today at the bride’s home eight miles north, with Judge Welter presiding. Also noted: John William Elliott, from Cheyenne, will debut as soloist at the Majestic tomorrow night. Mrs. Asnenhust is pianist. Miss Clarence Young departs to Dalhart, Texas. Prager of Purgatory New Mexico registered at the Grand Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. West
Salt Creek
Roswell
Artie Lassiter
Judge Welter
John William Elliott
Cheyenne
Wyo
the Majestic
John Asnenhust
W. S. Prager
Bridges Contracts Bid For Eddy County Awarded
Eddy County commissioners selected Bruce & Witt for a Carlsbad bridge contract after five weeks of notices and bids from multiple parties. The Artesia bridge bids were reviewed with roughly half favored, with a $250 forfeit required to guarantee bonding and contract validity. Plans specify a solid concrete reinforced by steel bridge, 24 feet wide, 214 feet long, and nine feet six inches high from bedrock.
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Board of County Commissioners
Enapred
Goeswn
Artesia
Bruce & Witt
Carlsbad
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Mexico Forest
Woolverton Practical Business College
Roswell, N. M
Tom Malone
Amarillo
Otto Hedgcoxe
South Fork
Bonito
Carrizozo
Canon
Messrs
Hurt
Stevenson
Stuart
Lincoln County
Commercial Club
Jersey
John B. Gill
Crutcher
St. Marys Hospital
Schwartz
Colorado
Attorney Field
Colorado Title and Trust
Z. F. Deen
Mr. Deen
Hoover, Tex
H. E. Pine
D. B. Pine
Kansas City
G. R. Rucker
Cnecota, I. T
Mexico
Parral
Chihuahua
Mrs. Rucker
Winifred Anderson
Twin Falls
Idaho
North
J. E. Platt
L. C. Green
Lake Arthur
Dayton
New Orleans
District Court of the
Third Judicial District
County of
Socorro
Holm O. Bursum
H. M. Doughety
Plaintiff
Colo. Title & Trust Co
J. D. Whelan
Gayle Talbot
Whelan
Mr. Talbot
R. Kellahin
Dr. Jenkins
H. Morrison
R. Parsons
M. S. Walton
Col. Willson
Masonic
A. G. Stewart
H. Grawford
Tom Estes
P. D. Brewer
McAlester
I. T
Gilmore& Fleming
N. Main
Rooming
Louis Keel
District Court of
Chaves
Bryan and
Nebraska
Capitans
John West
Bride
Clarence Young
J. P. White
Dalhart, Tex
Eddy County
R. B. Jones
U. S. Weather Bureau
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