Bursum Praised At New Mexico Republican Convention
The Territorial Republican Central Committee gathered in Albuquerque on September 5 1906 praising H O Bursum for leadership and unity. The body endorsed Roosevelt's national administration and Delegate Andrews as resolutions were adopted. The next Republican convention is set for Las Vegas on September 2.
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Citizens’ National Bank of
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Otero County
Citizens’ National Bank
Territorial Republican Central Committee
Albuquerque
Bursum
Territorial Penitentiary
Central Committee
Republican Party of New Mexico
H. O. Bursum
Roosevelt
Andrews
Las Vegas
Bursum Sensation Prompts Call for Fair Review
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports on a sensational, lengthy audit of former Penitentiary Superintendent H O Bursum. The editorial urges fair review, cautions readers against premature conclusions, and notes local support for Bursum while awaiting a thorough investigation. The piece also includes an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
H. O. Bursum
Albuquerque Journal
Bursum
Hagerman resigns Santa Fe district attorney post
Santa Fe New Mexico, Sept 5. H J Hagerman telegraphs to Capt E C Abbott at Seagirt N J resigning as district attorney of Santa Fe and San Juan counties and as assistant attorney general of New Mexico. Ex district attorney Robt C Gortner offered and to accept. Change aims to indict H O Bursum and other former territorial officials. Judge A J Abbott acted then recess till new appointee.
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Santa Fe
N. M
H. J. Hagerman
E. C. Abbott
Seagirt
N. J
National Guard
San Juan
New Mexico
Robt. C. Gortner
H. O. Bursum
A. J. Abbott
Colorado
Arizona's Bitter Creed on Statehood in Nine Sentences
The Douglas Dispatch denounces joint statehood for Arizona and opposes sacrificing Arizona for New Mexico. It asserts Arizona deserves two Senators, allotment-based representation, and full sovereignty with taxation and development benefiting Arizonans.
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Douglas
Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Bryan greeted by 20000 at Madison Square Garden
William Jennings Bryan returns to New York as a crowd of more than 20 000 welcomes him at Madison Square Garden. He urges government railroad ownership limits, trusts control, and tariff revision while calling for arbitration over force in international disputes. Hearst sits nearby amid a politically charged rally.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Commercial Travelers’ Anti- Trust League
United States
Bryan Addresses Nation and Socialism at Public Speech
William Jennings Bryan discussed government ownership of railroads advocating federal control of trunk lines and state control of local lines. He criticized the Republican Congress for blocking Roosevelt's proposals, praised some Democratic ideas, and opposed trusts while stressing concerns over socialism and campaign finance disclosures.
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Republican Congress
Roosevelt
Bryan
Won't Be Ousted at Democratic National Committee Meeting
At the Hoffman house meeting the Democratic national committee voted to reassemble at 10 o clock and march to Madison Square Garden. Chairman Taggart presided with Sergeant-at-Arms John S. Martin and Roger Sullivan among attendees. No resignation or exclusion actions were raised, and Bryan interference in Illinois was not to be pursued this year.
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Democratic National Committee
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Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Taggart
John S. Martin
St. Louis
Roger Sullivan
Linois
Sullivan
Ryan
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