Territorial Bar Association Set To Meet In Roswell
Tonight local Reomen host a Trib e at home as Roswell prepares to entertain the Territorial Bar Association next August. Officers named include W. C. Reid as president U. S. Bateman vice president K. K. Scott secretary Karl Snyder treasurer. Executive committee W. W. Gatewood R. E. Lund James Hervey. By law committee Emmett Patton Frank Williams J. T. Evans. Adjournment pending president’s call.
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Territorial Bar Association
Roswell
W. C. Reid
U. S. Bateman
K. K. Scott
Karl Snyder
W. W. Gatewood
R. E. Lund
James Hervey
Emmett Patton
Frank Williams
J. T. Evans
Charter closes for Roswell Tribe No 7 Redmen tonight
Vienna Sept 26 The charter of Roswell Tribe No 7 Improved Order of Redmen will close tonight as new members are initiated and officers elected. Earlier in the lower house a tumultuous Socialist Democratic demonstration targeted Premier Baron Gautsch Von Frankenthurn over his stance on electoral reform.
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Vienna
Baron Gautsch von Frankenthurn
20 Buildings Burned and Universal Suffrage Debate in Hungary
A chaotic morning follows a night of fires and protests. Reports note 20 government buildings destroyed with minimal contents saved. The article also covers Hungary’s universal suffrage dispute and a crowded initiation in Roswell Tribe No 7 with a long list of accepted members and several pending names awaiting committee review.
First Military Institute baseball game on North Hill
The new Military Institute baseball team plays the town’s best aggregation this afternoon, starting at 2:30 with a crowd watching. N M M Brail Kalmbach Overlock Hart Sniggs Kennard Stewart Henry Render Gammon face Town Team Grady Caldwell Taylor Bidwell Hill Rhodes Leland Trowbridge McDonald Colon Sept 27 10 45 p m Boliva fire devastates Bo livia street. post office and government offices burned. 20+ houses lost. later fire extinguished at 2 30 am. Korea voyage from Yokohama in ten days flat
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Brail
Kalmbach
Overlock
Hart
Sniggs
Kennard
Stewart
Henry
Render
Gammon
Town
Grady
Caldwell
Taylor
Bidwell
Hill
Rhodes
Leland
Trowbridge
McDonald
America
Far East
Korea
Yokohama
Honolulu
Insurance Inquiry Highlights Nixon Illness and Bank Transcript
The legislative investigating committee opened with news of Speaker S Fred Nixon's serious illness and an immediate adjournment if he dies. George C Van Tuyl Jr testified about an Albany Trust Co transcript from February 21 1905 showing no bank knowledge of payments. Henry Rogers Winthrop described Equitable Life Syndicate ties to Union Pacific bonds and profits of 37000 shares of preferred stock.
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George C. van Tuyl, Jr
Albany Trust Co
Andrew Hamilton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Union Pacific Railroad
Equitable Society
Union Pacific
Express Messenger and Former Messenger Fight to Death
Express Messenger and former messenger engage in a fatal confrontation, authorities report a deadly incident with injuries observed at the scene. Investigators are reviewing timelines and potential motives as family members mourn.
Duel Inside Express Car Leaves Two Wounded
In Decatur Illinois on September 27 Dan R Ryan a Pacific Express messenger and Ed Greene a Chicago messenger fought with revolvers aboard Ryan s car traveling from Bement to Decatur twenty miles. Greene says he boarded to ride drank and joked leading to a quarrel. Ryan claims Greene rode to rob him and opened fire as the train neared Decatur Greene lay bleeding in a pool of blood.
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Ed Greene
Chicago
Ryan
Bement
Decatur
Greene
Pittsfield
Cerrogordo
Military Surgeons Meet Opens in Detroit Delegates From Many Countries
Delegates representing armies and navies of Japan, China, Mexico, Great Britain, France, the United States and state National Guards attend the fourteenth annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States in Detroit. The legislative committee backs the army bill to increase medical officers and create a medical reserve. Major Jefferson Randolph Kean wins the Seaman prize of 500 dollars for the essay on preventing disease in the army.
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Troit
Mich
Japan
China
Mexico
Great Britain
France
United States
National Guards
Association of Military Surgeons of the
Jefferson Randolph Kean
Washington, D. C
Manila Destroyed by Typhoon Blazes and Homelessness
New York dispatch reports Manila wrecked by a typhoon. Eight thousand residents left homeless and several Filipinos killed. Native districts wiped out, hundreds of buildings unroofed, electric wires toppled, streets ablaze until power was shut off.
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New York
Evening Sun
Manila
Suit for Ten Thousand Against Pecos Valley & Northeastern
W D Prewitt sues Pecos Valley and Northeastern Railway Company with Garwood and Burns as agents seeking ten thousand dollars for alleged malicious damage. He claims on May 13 a daytime home search occurred after he was accused of stealing two suit cases, following a complaint.
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W. D. Prewitt
Pecos Valley & Northeastern
Pecos Valley & Northeastern Railway Company
W. D. Garwood
M. D. Burns
Malicious Conspiracy Suit Seeks 10000 Damages
Neighbors witnessed actions alleged to humiliate and damage the plaintiff unjustly. The case, heard before Justice J. M. Peacock, found the plaintiff not guilty and discharged. The plaintiff asserts no just ground for the complaint and that defendants conspired to cause damage. Plaintiff seeks 10000 dollars plus costs. W. W. Gatewood represents the plaintiff.
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M. Peacock
W. W. Gatewood
London grants freedom of city to General Booth
The City of London unanimously passes a resolution to confer the freedom of the city on General Booth of the Salvation Army in recognition of his great work for the moral and social elevation of the people.
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London
Salvation Army
Corporation of the City of London
General Booth
Funeral services for Beulah Lynch held at Allery parlors
The funeral of the late Beulah Lynch was held at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon from the Allery Undertaking parlors on east Fifth Street. Rev S R Twitty assisted by Rev French of Carlsbad conducted a brief service before burial at South Side cemetery. A small group of friends attended and the service was described as nicely carried out with beautiful flowers and thanks to supportive friends.
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Beulah Lynch
Allery Undertaking
East Fifth Street
S. R. Twitty
French
Carlsbad
South Side Cemetery
Altho
Laage
First M. E. Ladies Dinner Raises Fund at North Main
The First M. E. Church ladies hosted a Tuesday dinner at the North Main street building. They raised $60 for the church fund and attendees enjoyed a good meal and sociable time, though some were disappointed no supper was served.
Henequin in Great Demand in Yucatan
Yucatan reports rising United States demand for henequin fiber exceeds supply. Planters expand plantations and acreage, with many new farms starting. Local prosperity grows and capital is plentiful. Roswell interests tied to Chiapas Henequin Company may benefit from the boom.
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Yucatan
United States
Roswell
Chiapas
Henequin Company
Prayer Meeting Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The mid week gathering at the Presbyterian church tonight centers on "God's Cure for Care" from Phil. 4 6. The church Session will convene after the regular service.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Tariff Revision Opponents Win In Massachusetts Primaries
In Boston on September 27, opponents of tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity and backers of Eben S. Draper of Hopedale won the Republican primaries. Draper leads opponents with many unpledged delegations chosen. Democratic caucuses occurred with few contests.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
Draper
Epworth League Social at Methodist Church
The Epworth League hosts a social at the south Methodist Church on Thursday evening September 28 at eight o clock. Leaguers and friends are invited. Program includes piano solo The Last Smile by Helen Norfleet, vocal solos by Nina Rabb and Sadie Costa, reading Playing the Society Belle by Jewell Bayless, debate on married life versus single life with Kirby and Coban versus Pedrick and Parsons, and violin solo by Catherine Norfleet.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
South
Helen Norfleet
Nina
Anglo-Japanese Treaty Receives Official French Backing
Paris reports that the Anglo-Japanese treaty made public last night is viewed officially as conformable to French interests. French policy favors no territorial expansion in Asia, and the status quo provisions align with Paris goals.
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Paris
France
Asia
Three room cottage near town business district
A compact 3 room cottage offered two blocks from the town’s business area. Price listed as 800 dollars with 200.90 dollars down and easy payment plan for the balance. Contact R. H. McCune at 121 N Mate Street for details.
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R. H. McCune
N. Mate Street
Tongues in Roswell Tell of Cornucopia Ice Cream Sandwiches
A brief mention from 309 Main in Roswell notes citizens speaking of Cornucopia Ice Cream Sandwiches as a local curiosity. A.K. Mott is referenced in the terse request to “see me” at that address.
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Roswell
Main
A. K. Mott
Lawyers organize in Chaves County Bar Association
Lawyers of Chaves County met in Judge William H. Pope’s chambers yesterday afternoon and formed the Chaves County Bar Association, marking the formal organization of the group.
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Chaves County
Wm. H. Pope
Southern Methodist Church Board Reorganizes and Raises Pastor Pay
The Board of Stewards elected T. M. Rabb as chairman G. W. Zink as secretary and J. J. Williamson as treasurer for the coming year. They also increased Rev. S. R. Twitty's salary from 1200 to 1500 per year payable monthly, signaling strong support for their pastor.
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Board of Stewards
Southern M. E. Church
Southern Methodist Church
T. M. Rabb
G. W. Zink
J. J. Williamson
S. R. Twitty
Earthquake strikes Lundby Hiss gen island Sweden
A severe earthquake shock was felt at 1 30 p m yesterday in Lundby Hissen island Gothenburg Sweden cracking window panes and fissuring the ground. Subterranean rumblings preceded violent house wrecking and wall splitting as residents fled outdoors. Ground subsidence occurred on the eastern part of the island. the tremor lasted about one minute.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Lundby Hissgen Island
Land sale boom for Davisson firm in Hagerman
C W Davisson of W S Davisson and Sons Hagerman arrived from Hagerman to finalize a large land deal before train time. They sold 47000 in real estate to northern buyers the first trip this month and 43000 the last trip totaling 90000 for September with prospects to exceed 100000 before month end. E F Walker and G A Davisson left for the north reporting a bright valley outlook this fall and plans for a car loaded with buyers on the next trip.
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C. W. Davisson
W. S. Davisson and Sons
Hagerman
Overland
E. F. Walker
G. A. Davisson
Five Children Burned in Gasoline Stove Blast
Fort Dodge Iowa Sept 27 five children aged ten to three years perished in a house fire caused by a gasoline stove explosion while parents were away. The blaze destroyed the home of Frederick Adamson as the mother was visiting a neighbor and the father had gone to work.
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Fort Dodge
Frederick Adamson
Racing Man Paralyzed to Spend Life in Sanitarium
Michael F. Dwire, longtime racing man, is being moved to a sanitarium at Amityville L I to live out his days. He is paralyzed from the waist down though mentally sound, having risen from a Brooklyn meat shop proprietor to a prominent figure in the turf.
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Michael F. Dwire
New York
Amityville
L. I
Brooklyn
Pacific Record Broken By Korea Transpacific Arrival
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's liner Korea reached San Francisco from the Orient beating the trans-Pacific record by several hours. Among the passengers was Secretary of War Taft.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Korea
Orient
trans-Pacific
Secretary of War
Taft
Suit for Drilling Well in Roswell Seeks Contract Price
The Southern Manufacturing & Supply Company sues Oliver Pearson and Citizens' National Bank of Roswell NM for 1840.50 alleging a May 10 1905 contract to drill an artesian well in Roswell. It claims 683 feet were drilled with acceptable flow and asks for the contract price and possession of 31500 deposited in the bank.
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Southern Manufacturing & Supply Company
W W. Gatewood
Oliver Pearson
Citizens’ National Bank of
Roswell
N M
Warren Wagner
Citizens’ National Bank
Mr. Pearson
Cemetery Association to Name King and Queen at Fair
Ladies of the Cemetery Association will meet Saturday to choose the queen for the two night entertainment at the fair. The king will be named next week by local business leaders or the Commercial Club. An advertising committee will be formed and travel to the Valley towns to promote the event.
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Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Commercial Club
Store Closure Notice for Holiday Weekend
On account of holiday our store will be closed Saturday the 30th inst. Jaffa Prager and Co. announces the temporary shutdown affecting all departments and prompt reopening on Monday to resume regular business hours.
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Jaffa, Prager & Co
Roswell Weather Report for Sept 27
Local Roswell report notes a maximum of 69 and minimum of 64 degrees with a mean of 66. Precipitation measured at .04 inches. Wind northwest at 3 miles per hour. Weather described as cloudy with a forecast of partly cloudy tonight and Thursday, possible showers and warmer temperatures tonight.
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U. 8 Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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