Roosevelt Roars For Direct Nomination In New York Fight
Saratoga and Oyster Bay reports show Progressive delegates clash with the Old Guard for control of the New York Republican convention. Roosevelt aims for temporary chairmanship and direct nominations while Sherman asserts leadership. A separate incident details Selby and Frank George surviving a launch fire after a gas lamp explosion.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Old Guard
Sherman
Lloyd Griscom
Cobb
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Acre
William Barnes, Jr
Col. Roosevelt
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report September Prices
Cattle receipts 25 000 including 2 000 southern. Market steady to ten cents lower. Native steers 5.00 6.00, southern steers 3.75 5.00, southern cows 2.75 4.00, native cows and heifers 2.60 6.50, stockers and feeders 3.49 6.00, bulls 3.25 4.50, calves 4.00 8.50, western steers 4.50 7.00, western cows 2.75 5.00. Hog receipts 4 000, market 5 cents lower. Bulk 8.90 9.30, heavy 9.00 9.10, packers and butchers 9.00 9.30, light 9.20 9.45. Sheep receipts 15 000, market steady to ten cents lower. Muttons 3.75 4.50, lambs 5.75 6.75, fed wethers and yearlings 4.00 5.40, fed western ewes 3.75 4.15.
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Kansas City
Wool Market Steady In St Louis Trade
In St Louis on September 26 wool prices held steady with territories and western mediums quoted at 18 to 23 cents, fine mediums at 17 to 20 cents, and fine at 13 to 17 cents per pound.
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St. Louis
Electrical storm causes damage across western states
A severe electrical storm swept Missouri Oklahoma Kansas and Southern Nebraska causing major disruption. Kansas City suffered the worst damage with streetcar telephone and electric light service demoralized for hours.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Norman Selby aka Kid McCoy escapes death in launch blaze
New York September 26 Norman Selby better known as Kid McCoy the pugilist had a narrow escape from death today when an explosion and fire broke out on the launch he was aboard. He and others escaped unharmed as flames swept the vessel.
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New York
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Pugilist
Trial of Governor Haskell Opens in Muskogee Case
McAlester Okla Sept 26 The trial of Charles N Haskell governor of Oklahoma in the Muskogee town lots cases was called before Federal Judge Marshall of Salt Lake City here today The indictment accuses Haskell and five Muskogee business men of conspiracy to defraud the government in disposing of about six hundred town site lots
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McAlester
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Marshall
Salt Lake City
Haskell
Dr Hawley Crippen Charged With Wife Murd er
London September 26 a coroner's jury found Dr Crippen guilty of murdering his wife Belle Elsmore Crippen. The verdict declared the mutilated body in the Crippen cellar belonged to Mrs Crippen and death resulted from hyoscine poisoning.
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London
Eng
Hawley Crippen
Belle Elsmore
Crippen
Hyos.cin
Greenhouse of Roswell Floral Co A Big Affair
Roswell Floral Company expands east of town under Frans O Santheson with a large eight acre site featuring American Beauties red roses two long greenhouses and beds of carnations violets and dahlias. The operation serves valley clients from Carlsbad to Clovis and will supply the Harvey house in Clovis. He plans full focus on the Roswell venture after January 1.
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Roswell Floral Company
Parker Earle Place
Frans O. Santheson
Pecos Valley
Main Street
Fifth Street
Earle
Westover
Hondo
Carlsbad
Clovis
Roswell
Harver
Albuquerque
Wichita
Harvey
Santheson
Alameda Greenhouse
Visit From Hartford Father Plans Indefinite Stay
Story arrived Sunday night from Hartford Arkansas for a visit with his son J. R. Story a brakeman on the railroad. He will be here indefinitely.
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I. Story
Hartford
Ark
J. R. Story
Bribery probe opens with State Rep White testimony
Chicago reports Representative Charles White testifies before the senatorial committee on Lorimer’s U S senate election. White accuses Democratic House leader Lee Browne of giving him money to vote for Lorimer and describes promises of payments from Browne and others. The committee lacks Senator Bulkeley of Connecticut.
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Chicago
Charles White
William Lorimer
United States Senate
White
Lee O'Neil Browne
House
Lorimer
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Browne
Tax due notice at City Hall Clerk’s office
Sprinkling tax now due payable at the City Hall Clerk’s office. 571f. J. W. Bennett, Supervisor.
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J. W. Bennett
Mrs. John Wesley Smith Dies in Jefferson City
Belated notice reports the death of Mrs. John Wesley Smith in Jefferson City Missouri on September 21. The body was transported to her old Kentucky home for burial. She lived in Roswell a little over two years and left there about two years ago. She was the wife of a former pastor of the Southern Methodist Church and left many friends in Roswell who regret her passing.
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John Wesley Smith
Jefferson City
Kentucky
Roswell
M. E. Church
Dr. E. F. Walker Heads to Oskaloosa After Artesia Meeting
Dr. E. F. Walker of Los Angeles, after leading a Holiness meeting in Artesia, departed this morning for Oskaloosa Iowa.
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E. F. Walker
Los Angeles
Artesia
Oskaloosa
A W McWhirt Returns From Hagerman Ranch Visit
A W McWhirt came back this morning from a Sunday visit to his ranch near Hagerman, following a weekend trip and rest.
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A. W. McWhirt
Hagerman
National Irrigation Congress Opens in Pueblo
Pueblo Colorado September 26 delegates gather for five day session focusing on state federal control of natural resources. Governor Shafroth delivers welcome speech and President Fowler replies with Bryan due to speak on New Nationalism. Discussions include interstate water apportionment and Elephant Butte project.
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Pueblo
Colo
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
Insinger
Executive Committee
Shafroth
Colorado
Fowler
William J. Bryan
Reno
New
Chicago
San Francisco
R. E. Twitchell
Las Vegas
N. M
Elephant Butte
Roswell Weather Report September 26 Roswell NM
Local observers report maximum temperature 90 degrees minimum 56 and a mean of 73 with no precipitation. Winds 6 mph from the northeast and clear conditions. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures.
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Roswell
N. M
West Rio Grande water dispute stirs regional blocs
Conservative leaders back a practical irrigation program while Colorado, Texas, and New Mexico delegates argue over redistributing Rio Grande waters. New Mexico arrives in force opposed to redistribution as discussions focus on arid western development. Good driving nurses at City Livery.
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New Mexico
Rio Grande
Colorado
Texas
Old Mexico
Hackney and Miss Melville Turner Wed in Quiet Ceremony
Mr Hackney and Miss C C Hackney Turner married Sunday at the bride’s mother Mrs Charles Wooldridge home 410 South Richardson. Rev P T Ramsey officiated in Southern M E church ritual. they received many presents and plan to live at 306 West Fifth street after October 1.
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C. C. Hackney
Melville Turner
Charles Wooldridge
South Richardson
M. E
P. T. Ramsey
Mr. Hackney
Roswell Wool & Hide Company
Kansas
Miss Turner
Carlsbad
Francis Divers
Missouri Avenue
W. Fifth Street
Grays Return From Roswell After Streak
The Albuquerque Grays arrived at midnight from Roswell after losing five straight to the Apple Knockers last week. Captain Salazar praised the effort and the honor of facing the strong Roswell team, blaming a lack of pitchers for the skid.
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Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque Grays
Roswell
Apple
Grays
Salazar
Apple Knockers
Second Meeting of Pecos Valley Bee Keepers Association
Roswell New Mexico hosts the 2nd meeting of the Pecos Valley Bee Keepers Association at the Roswell Hotel on Wednesday October 5 1910 at 9 oclock. Members pay 1.00 for both local and National membership and a big dinner is promised by the hotel host. R B Slease president and Henry C Barron secretary sign the notice.
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THE
Pecos Valley
BEE- Keepers Association OF
N. Mex
Roswell
N. M
Roswell Hotel
Thirteenth Annual American Mining Congress Opens in Los Angeles
The Thirteenth Annual American Mining Congress opens in Los Angeles with about a thousand delegates expected for tomorrow's sessions. Gifford Pinchot will speak on conservation and natural resources focusing on the withdrawal of oil lands from entry.
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Los Angeles
American Mining Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Water terminals hindering U S rail water traffic study
Herbert Knox Smith Commissioner of Corporations reports Part III on Transportation by Water in the United States. He cites railroads as key obstacles to water traffic by controlling frontage and failing to coordinate with water lines. The study outlines harbor organization needs and four factors for good terminals.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Herbert Knox Smith
Arbor
Astonishing five room modern home on city lot
A five room modern residence with a bath, city water, gas and electric lights, located on a corner plot. The listing highlights a convenient city address and updated utilities.
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Bath
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