Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay for Washington on Vacation End
President Roosevelt departs Oyster Bay for Washington signaling end of vacation. Decorated village, dove statue, and marching band greet the party as Mrs Roosevelt and children accompany him. A rear axle incident near the depot causes a brief halt before they continue. The obituary note shifts to a Canadian funeral plan for a local figure.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
N.Y
Audrey Avenue
Gotilee Room
Russia
Japan
Aedin
Childe
Hman
Bank President Convicted on Misappropriation Charge
Philadelphia on September 30 Henry Lee former president of the Doylespre Bank was convicted in a willful misappropriation case. He was acquitted on embezzlement and other counts and plans an appeal. His bail rose from 7500 to 10000 dollars after the verdict. He had been tried twice before for the bank’s funds.
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Philadelphia
Henry Lee
Doylespre Bank
Ding
Lear
Mrs Kipling Dies Suddenly in Roswell at 68
Mrs. Thomas Kipling, mother of John B. Kipling of Roswell, died suddenly of heart failure at 3 a.m. at her son's home 412 North Pennsylvania Ave. A service will be held at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow with Rev. George Hinson. remains go to Victoria BC for interment beside her late husband. Born August 8, 1837 in Barnard Castle England. Surviving children include Charles William Kipling John Kipling Mrs McClain Dave Kipling and others in Los Angeles Vancouver and Victoria. A life of charity marked by acts of kindness is noted.
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Thomas Kipling
John B. Kipling
Pennsylvania Avenue
Episcopal Church
Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
Kipling
Barnard Castle
Durham
England
America
Colorado
Texas
Los Angeles
California
Charies
William Kipling
McClain
Californas
Pecos Valley growth rivaled by Oklahoma branch tale
A Roswell exhibitor shows a 13 foot cottonwood branch from E C Hinde living east of town, comparing Pecos Valley growth to Perry Oklahoma. He cites a Kansas City Star piece about an 11 foot branch at Perry and boasts Pecos Valley dominance over the world.
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E. C. Hinde
Town
Record Office
Pecos Valley
Oklahoma
Hinds
Mr. Hinds
Roswell
Chile
Drugstore suspect in Winthrop suitcase case sought
Boston news reports police search for a south end druggist missing a week who matches the description of the man who bought the suitcase containing a female torso. The druggist is linked to doctors suspected of irregularities as investigators probe the Winthrop tragedy.
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Boston
Mass
Harriman Banker Killed in Des Moines Auto Crash
Frederick A Harriman a banker and one of Northern Iowas wealthiest men was killed in an automobile accident last night near a Des Moines hill. His vehicle rolled into a deep gulch after he lost control while descending the hill, crushing him to death.
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Des Moines
Iia
Frederick A. Harriman
Iowa
Fire destroys Missouri Valley Casket plant in KC
A fire in Kansas City destroys the Missouri Valley Casket Company plant in Kansas, causing about 50 000 dollars in damage and injuring three firemen who were overwhelmed by collapsing walls.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley Casket Company
Kansas
Strike of Upholsterers Demands 50 Cent Raise
A thousand upholsterers in twenty Interior Decorating and Cabinet Makers' Association shops struck to press for a 50 cent per day wage increase.
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New York
Interior Decorating and Cabinet Makers’ Association
See our new candy case Ingersoll's Book Store
New shipment of freshest sweets now on display at Ingersoll's Book Store. Browse a tidy selection of chocolates, caramels, and confections to brighten your day.
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Ingersoll’s
Indicted in Conspiracy Tied to Indiana Auditor Troubles
Indianapolis and surrounding details report W. S. Wickard arrested on an indictment charging conspiracy to commit a felony connected to the financial troubles of David E. Sherrick, former state auditor, who was removed by Governor Hanley. Wickard faces embezzlement and grand larceny charges, released on 15000 bond, and asserts the Murray paper will be paid.
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Indiana State Auditor
Indianapolis
Ind
S. Wickard
David E. Sherrick
Hanley
Wickard
J. H. Murray
Murray
Fresh Canned Tomatoes from Roswell Canning Factory
Daily groceries including canned goods feature Roswell Canning Factory tomatoes with low Western Grocery Co prices. Local shoppers find steady supplies and affordable options as store promotions continue.
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Roswell
Western Grocery Co
Miss Lena Peters Returns From Texas Cities Visit
Miss Lena Peters has concluded an extended visit to Galveston Fort Worth Dallas and other Texas cities, returning with reports and experiences from her travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Peters
Galveston
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Texas
Gould Starts West Pacific Expansion From San Francisco
George Gould is building a line from San Francisco to Los Angeles as part of his Western Pacific system. Evidence appears in the Bakersfield and Ventura railroad now under construction from Oxnard toward Los Angeles. The line is believed to be an electric venture but uses heavy steel standard gauge capable of steam operation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Geo. Gould
San Francisco
Western Pacific
Examiner
Bakersfield
Ventura
Oxnard
Four Die in Lodging House Fire on West Third Street
In New York a lodging house at 221 West Third Street suffered a fatal blaze this morning. Four sailors and laborers perished from smoke and burns, including McClelland, McMahon, Vaughn, and Dowd, with the housekeeper surviving. Fire damage totaled about $3,000.
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New York
West Third Street
McClelland, McMahon
Vaughn
McMahon
McClelland
Patrick Dowd
Calabrian Earthquake Leaves 160000 Homeless in Italy
Naples reports three weeks after the Calabria quake the total damage remains unascertained yet it is known that more than 160,000 people have been left homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Calabria
Portland and Seattle Railroad to Be Rushed to Completion
James J Hill, president of the Great Northern, spoke at the Ranier Club in Seattle. He criticized Washington voters for creating a railroad commission and said the Portland and Seattle line will be rushed to completion with joint interest from the Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
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Portland and Seattle
Seattle
Wash
James J Hill
Great Northern Railway
Ranier Club
Washington
Great Northern
The
Northern Pacific
Spokane Fireman Weeks Draws With Gotch in 12 Round Bout
Spokane Sept 30 Fireman Weeks outpointed and outfought Frank Gotch in a twelve round match at the Spokane Amateur Athletic Club. Weeks floored Gotch in the tenth and the bout was called a draw by agreement after twelve rounds.
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Spokane
Wash
Boomer Weeks
Frank Gotch
Iowa
Personal Friendship Rewarded by President Roosevelt
Medora North Dakota September 30 S M Ferris receives a personal letter from President Roosevelt honoring a longtime hunting trail friendship. The note acknowledges shared memories and the president’s appreciation for Ferris’s perseverance and loyalty across years.
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Roosevelt
Medora
N. Dak
S. M
Ferris
Dismissal in Smuggling Case Involving Inspector
The Department of Commerce and Labor dismissed James A. Anderson, an immigration service inspector from Buffalo, New York. He is charged with participating in smuggling Chinese across the Canadian border amid ongoing enforcement actions in Washington, D. C.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration Service
James A. Anderson
Buffalo
N. Y
Germany Nears Ready on Commercial Treaty Proposals
Berlin reports the German government is finalizing definite proposals for a commercial treaty to forward to Washington. The move follows a State Department inquiry in June about Germanys desires if the current agreement was unsatisfactory.
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Berlin
United States
Washington
State Department
Germany
Boy dies not, foot nearly severed in farm accident
The five year old son of E W Kuster suffered a severe right foot injury when he ran into a mowing sickle on his father's corn field near Lover's Lane east of town. Doctors rushed to provide surgical care and a possible saving of the foot while the boy receives nursing care at J T Evans residence. The mother had died recently.
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Wright
J. T. Evans
Richardson’ Avenue
Negro murderer escapes in Texas after Edna murders
Houston Tex Sept 30 Monk Gibson a negro arrested yesterday in connection with the murder of Mrs A J Conditt and her children at Edna last Thursday escaped last night from the posse in charge A Beasley father of Mrs Conditt issued an appeal to the Edna community declaring the sheriff guilty of criminal neglect and saying he would take the negro from authorities and burn him if the people stood by him The people of Jackson county are in a state of excitement
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Houston
Tex
Monk Gibson
A. J. Conditt
Edna
A. Beasley
Conditt
Gibson
Jackson County
The Wool Market in St Louis on Sept 30
The market shows wool steady with territory and western mediums at 28 to 30, fine medium at 24 to 25, and fine at 18 to 20 cents per pound. Buyers and sellers note stable demand across grades in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Land auction asks relinquishment near Lakewood belt Roswell NM
240 acres good level land in the shallow artesian belt of Lakewood for Roswell property rural or town location. Address LWD care Roswell wldk2dl One brown pony about 14 hands high bridled. Branded CVL on left thigh Mexican brand. Reward offered. Roswell New Mexico W DeFreest contact. Plus holiday notice: store closed Saturday the 30th inst by Jaffa Prager & Co.
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Lake Wood
Roswell
LWD
Rasmussen Pasture
Co. W. Defreest
Roswell, N. M
Jaffa, Prager & Co
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