Hearst's Dominance in New York a Temporary Shift
Washington correspondence notes Democrats see Bryan refraining from pressing government ownership of railroads to avoid splitting the party. Roosevelt's restraint praised for tariff revision, while Bryan faces hostility as a demagogue. Hearst’s New York path to influence is narrowed by Tammany deals, reducing fears of a Hearst nomination rocking the national Democratic ticket. Cuba and annexation policy stir debates as Taft risks political peril. Washington anticipates Roosevelt's return to shape the fall season.
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Sheldon
Cline
Washington, D. C
Washington
Bryan
Bryant
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Republcan
Hearst
New York State
Mr. Hearst
Murphy
Tammany
New York
Hearstiam
Democracy
Empire State
Hearst S
Rute
Taft
Cuba
Beveridge
Tout
United States
Island Republic
New Mexico
Southwest
Louisiana
Congress
National Stages: Baseball Scores Across Cities
Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with mixed results. Cincinnati beat Boston in a rain-influenced game, while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh also traded wins in a twin bill. New York split with St Louis, and Western League action saw Pueblo topple Denver in both games. Multiple pitchers and batteries are listed across the day’s box scores.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pola
Hatere—Pfeister
Kling
Sparks
Doom
Phila
Baterlee
Moran
Richie
Donovan
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
R. H. E. Pitts
Willis
Gibson
Strickler
Bergen
Ritter
R. H. BE. Pitts
Leifield
Leever
Philippi
Piets
Phelps
Eason
Scanlon
St. Louis
New York
Polo Grounds
St. Loui
Bresnahan
Fitzgerald
McGlynn
Marshall
RH. E. St. Louis
Fromme
Noonan
Wiltse
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Bernhardt
Geveland
Batteriesa
Hess
Clark
Orth
Thomas
Colo
Denver
Pueblo
Beere
R. H. EB
Wright
Zalusky
Morgan
Tanneman
R. H. EE
Reynolds
Welgardt
Summel
Sioux City
Omaha
Jackson
Petit
McNewley
Iownsend
Lincoln
Des Moines
Boston
Harris
Crow
H. St. Louls
Howell
Spencer
Carrigan
R. HE
Jacobson
O'Connor
Armbruster
Chigago
R. LE
Owen
Walsh and Sullivan
Goodwin
Kitson
Werner
RHE Chicago
Walsh, Smith, Sullivan and McFarland
Patten
Warner
Liniment of Our Forefathers Stirs Capital Streets
Territorial Secretary J W Ray Arnoldy sown spinning shout on the streets of the capital in a new mule wagon from Albuquerque. He traded a big wide machine for the new one, a twenty horsepower box wagon, while the old one is a twelve horsepower. Ray is now a champion of the good roads movement after a costly cross country trip that blew several tires. He plans freight shipment to pocket money rather than bring the new wagon here. Montclair hosts the first annual home show at the Montclair Athletic Club Grounds with twelve events and ribbons in each class, drawing a large crowd.
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Territorial
J. W. Raynoldy
Aulay
Freldit
Albuquerque
Mays
Whitch
Ray Paolo
Montclair
Erect
Montclair Athletic Ub
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White House
Oyster Bay
Democratic Congressional Committee
Aly
Isaac R. Hill
Ohio
House of Representatives
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Col
Ike " Hill
Greater Washington
South
National Capital
Department of the Interior
Juan Pablo Montano
Hagan
N. M
Bernalillo
Nestor Gonzales
N. Jacobo Gutierrez
Las Placitas
Jose F P. Gutierrez
Las Pincitas
Andres Armijo
Las Macitas
Western League
Hull
Pettit
Dodge and Corts
Towne
Hatterlés Hall
Dodge
Cole
Sept
R. HL
Hatteries
Paige
Rennicker
Yooble
Healey
Tenseman
W. H. Brown
Fittafeld
King’s
Pilla
Spain
Saul
Rubitin
Raynolds
NEW Auto
Ee Sarrier System
Oysten
Jan Too Wit
A. V. Tegner
Albuquerque, N. M
California
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Southern Pacific Railways
Santa Fe
T. E. Purdy
Las Vegas
Interstate Livestock AN
ST. Joseph
Kansas City
Supreme Lodge
Knights OF Pythias
New Orleans
Memphis
el Paso
Houston
Texas
San Francisco
T. &. Purdy
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
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