McKinley Era Trade Policies and Philippine Question
The article discusses reciprocity in trade, duties reductions, and the push for liberal trade agreements. It quotes William McKinley on mutual exchange and argues for ending stand-pat tariffs to aid U.S. manufacturers. It covers Philippine independence, civil service reform, arid lands reclamation, the Panama Canal, and calls for government investigations and pensions for veterans.
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William McKinley
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Martin Leaves for Las Cruces to Clerk Third District
Martin leaves Roswell for Las Cruces where he will serve as clerk of the Third Judicial district under Judge F W Parker starting October 1. He had been clerk of the Fifth Judicial district and is held as a capable interpreter of Territory law. He is known locally as Billy Martin and will be welcomed back on future visits.
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Fifth Judicial District
Las Cruces
N. M
Third Judicial District
F. W. Parker
Martin
New Mexico
Hed
Billy” Martin
Roswell
Japs Assume Offensive Near Toumy Tsa and Mukden
The general staff reports Japanese vanguard has begun offensive actions between the Mandary road and Toumy Tsa. Our cavalry pursues the enemy, who has not crossed the Liao river left bank. fresh troops and reinforcements from Japan approach Liao Yang and Sin Than as Kuropatkin plans to counter with a western flank to Sin Tsin. Meanwhile Emperor moves from the palace to Shabo and hosts Prince Charles of Hohenzollern at a state dinner. The Port Arthur engagement allegedly costs the Japanese 1,300 killed with Russian ships aiding in defense.
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Mandary Road
Alte
Toumy Tsa
Davan
Liao River
Sian Chan
Stetersburg
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Oyama
Bentsaiputze
Liao Yang Atte
Taitse
Jia Thhan
Japan
Sin
Sin Tsin
Kuroki
Sieze
Hun River
Sia Tehan
Oku
Nodzuen
Nodzuen “Pee Kuropatkin’s Attention South of Mukden
da Pass
Sanlunka
Imperial Palace
Shabo Palace
Prince Charles of
Pecos Valley Exhibits Planned for Territorial Fair Car
A carload exhibit from Pecos Valley towns including Carlsbad McMillan Artesia and Roswell will travel to the Territorial fair arriving Saturday morning. Contributions from Portales will join as the car passes through. The car will stay in Albuquerque for Saturday and depart by freight that night or early Sunday.
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Pecos Valley
Carlsbad
Wedding of Winfield P. Cobean and Nellie Stevens
The Harrisburg Telegraph notes a detailed early 20th century wedding at 228 South Thirteenth Street. Winfield P. Cobean of Sheelton wed Miss Nellie B. Stevens as Rev. B. F. Stevens officiated. Attendants included Dr. John C. Stevens and Miss Annie Stevens. The couple left by train for Philadelphia Atlantic City and Washington after a wedding breakfast and generous silverware gifts.
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South Thirteenth Sc
Nellie B. Stevens
Winfield P. Cobean
Sheelton
B. F. Stevens
John C. Stevens
Annie Stevens
Dietrich
Harrisburg
Cobean
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington
Extension to Artesia promised for telephones
W H McClintock manager of Pecos Valley Telephone Lines left for Artesia on business regarding extending the long distance line from Artesia to Carlsbad. He says the extension is certain and work will begin as soon as materials arrive, connecting Roswell with Carlsbad.
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W. H. McClintock
Pecos
Hollow stone blocks touted for frame houses and brick builds
Builders urged to use hollow stone blocks from Hondo Stone Mfg Co. They offer foundation stone, porch columns, steps and other stone products with guaranteed quality. Yard near Steam Laundry operated by Tita W. G. Skillman, manager.
Commercial Orchards Stark Trees at Six Percent Interest
Wyatt Johnson, listing a long term investment, notes 6 percent interest on Stark trees in a commercial orchard venture. The brief item highlights returns and the sender's financial offering.
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Stark
Wyatt Johnson
Miller Returns from Elida Dipping Sheep Under Supervision
J. M. Miller, a leading Territory sheep man, reports returning from 1 kins and Elida after weeks under government supervision. He believes effective inspectors can make scale a thing of the past across the Territory within a few years.
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J. M. Miller
Elida
Mr. Miller
Cement Work by James Clair in Roswell
James Clair of Chicago has relocated to Roswell and offers all kinds of cement work with fourteen years of experience. He describes cement walks as beauties and promises reasonable prices. Leave orders at The Record office.
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Panama
Panama Canal
James Clair
Chicago
Roswell
Independent Barber Shop Opens at 314 Main Street
An independent barber shop begins service at 314 Main Street with hours from 6 59 a m to 8 00 p m The note states a stance on sharing public patronage and requests community support.
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Main Street
Gilstrap Leaves City for Missouri Health Hope
W. M. Gilstrap, in the city four months for health, departed this morning with his wife and daughter for Racine Missouri. Doctors warned the trip may bring only a few days more for him as his condition remains grave.
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W. M. Gilstrap
Racine
Missouri
Tomato crates shipped to Texas points by express
About three hundred crates of tomatoes were shipped by express this morning to Texas points. There were only fifty boxes of apples expressed today.
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Express
Texas Points
Portales Editor Returns Home After City Visit
W. C. Hawkins editor of the Portales Times left this morning for his home following a visit to the city to advance his newspaper's interests.
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W. C. Hawkins
Portales
Episco pal Rector Returns From Pecos City
Rev George Hinson rector of the Episcopal church returned this morning from Pecos City Texas where he conducted services Sunday.
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George Hinson
Episcopal Church
Pecos City
Texas
Veteran Texas Editor Visits City From Plainview
J. M. Shaver of Plainview Texas editor of the Hale County Herald arrives in the city. He ranks among the oldest newspaper men in Texas with a fifty two year career in the field.
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J. M. Shaver
Plainview
Texas
Hale County Herald
Mrs Charlie Whiteman and daughter return from trip
Mrs Charlie Whiteman and her young daughter arrived home last evening after an extended journey to the World’s Fair and various points in Missouri.
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Charlie Whiteman
Latte
Missouri
Woman's Club Opens Season with Washington City Talk
The Woman's Club will hold its first meeting of the season on Wednesday September 28 at 2 30 p m in St Andrew's Hall. Mrs Parker Earle will chair the program and discuss Washington City. Members are urged to attend as much business will be transacted.
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St. Andrew’s Hall
Parker Earle
Washington City
Dallas man leaves on pleasure trip to Colorado Springs
B C Hunt of Dallas Texas who arrived here fourteen months ago departed this morning for a pleasure trip to Colorado Springs.
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B. C. Hunt
Dallas
Texas
Colorado Springs
Nathan Jaffa and wife return from world’s fair trip
Nathan Jaffa and his wife arrived home last evening after an extended journey to the world’s fair. They spent several weeks touring exhibits and visiting allied cities during the excursion.
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Nathan Jaffa
Independent Rodey Nominated by Las Vegas Republicans
In Las Vegas New Mexico on September 27 B S Rodey received an independent Republican nomination for Delegate to Congress after defeat in the regular convention by William H Andrews. Rodey consents to run in the race.
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Congress
Las Vegas
Bernard S. Rodey
Rodey
Judge Parker Heads to New York for Campaign Talks
Esopus New York Sept 27 Judge Parker and his secretary Arthur McCausland began travel to New York City. Parker will stay into Thursday or Friday to confer with campaign managers.
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Esopus
N. Y
Judge Parker
Arthur McCausland
New York City
New York
Hoar's condition unchanged as life remains stable
Worcester September 27 Senator Hoar was still alive this morning with no improvement in strength. His condition remained similar to yesterday and he has not gained vitality.
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Senator Hoar
Worcester
Mass
Hoar
Loss of British destroyer Chamois reported off Cephalonia
The torpedo boat destroyer Chamois is reported lost today off Cephalonia in the Mediterranean. All on board were saved according to official dispatches from London dated September 27.
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London
Cephalonia
Mediterranean
Sale of American Tobacco interests to Japanese government completed
Tokio reports the American Tobacco Company sold its interests to the Japanese government under the new monopoly. After negotiations led by American Minister Griscom the price rose by about one million yen, roughly $496,000, though the total payment remains undisclosed.
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Tokio
American Tobacco Company
Griscom
Kosums W .fsSeveno
Chicago artist to open portrait and art store here
F. L. Wutzke of Chicago, in the city two months with his wife, plans to open an up to date portrait and art studio and store around November 1. No such shop exists locally at present.
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F. L. Wutzke
Chicago
For Sale New Saddle Offered Below Cost at Bixby Block
For sale is a new saddle originally costing 375 dollars now offered for 50 dollars. Item located in rooms 5 and 6 of the Bixby Block.
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Bixby Block
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