Third Tickets Formed in Several States for 3rd Party Ballots
States report third tickets in the field with diverse alignments. Texas sees B H R Green as the reorganized Republican candidate. Pennsylvania lists Emery as Lincoln party and Democrat nominee. Nebraska fusion ties Democrats and Populists. Colorado backs Independent Ben B Lindsey for governor. California fronts W H Langdon as Hearst candidate.
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Texas
B. H. R. Green
Republicans
Pennsylania
Mr. Emery
Lincoln Party
Democrats
Nebraska
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsey
California
W. H. Langdon
Hearst
Condition of Cuba predicts long term US control
The Globe-Democrat and San Francisco Chronicle echo that Cuba will never regain a true republic. Elections ordered by Taft may show new officials but real power rests with Washington. Interventions are likely if needed, potentially ending with a protectorate that keeps nominal independence while embedding Cuba as a US dependency.
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Globe-Democrat
Taft
Cuba
Havana
Washington
Congress
San Francisco Chronicle
United States
Political intrigue and statehood debates sprawl across pages
The article discusses a transparent scheme by political factions including the Dons to reelect themselves and block nominations. It notes potential Democrat-Dons fusion, the Democrats’ hopes to peel Republican votes, and references John H. McGraw’s rise from penniless youth to Washington governor. It also cites the Oasis and New Mexican on statehood, and asserts Republican chances in upcoming conventions.
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Dons Perfecto
Jesus
Democrat Journal
Columbus Opens Secondary Industrial School In Georgia
Columbus Georgia launches a novel venture to end child labor by January 1907. The school will train 10 to 14 year olds in textile, dyeing, foundry, and machine work to supply skilled labor to local mills. Governors and industrial leaders viewed the project as a major advancement for Columbus and the state.
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Georgia
Columbus
G. Gunby Jordan
Eagle and Phoenix Cotton Mills
New Town
South
Joseph M. Terrell
George Foster Peabody
Robert C. Ogden
New York
Terrell
Panama Canal plan with two lakes and a dam
The article outlines a multilock canal plan forming two large artificial lakes on both sides of the isthmus linked by a channel. Water flooding the terrain avoids deep digging, promising greater capacity, quicker passage, and lower costs, with a dam across the Chagres forming an eighty five foot summit lake.
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Culebra
Lake Gatun
Gatun
Chagres
C. H. Forbes-Lindsay
Land Office Reports Strong September at Santa Fe Field Office
September proved a robust month for the federal land office in Santa Fe with 268 original homestead entries 66 final homestead entries 34 desert land entries. The totals by district list Santa Fe county notable activity and a cumulative national tally since January with 1404 original homestead entries 215 436 acres and 182 final homestead entries 27 489 acres 199 desert land entries 22 491 acres and a total of 1822 coal declaratory statements filed.
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Federal Land Office
Santa Fe
Santa Fe County
Homstead
Bernalillo
Colfax
Guadalupe
McKinley
Mora
Rio Arriba
San Juan
San Miguel
Sandoval
Republican primaries to elect delegates to county convention
Notice to voters announces Republican primaries to choose delegates for the county convention. The event is scheduled for Friday night in Precinct No. 26, Albuquerque, at the armory in Elke' Building, with the primary to be called to order at 7:80 o'clock, chaired by Thomas N. Waladerson.
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Elkarbester
Albuquerque
Elke’ Building
Thomas N. Waladerson
Welcome relief brings De Gragse Merchant of Venice to town
City theatergoers greet Joseph De Gragse and his fine company in The Merchant of Venice. The production is praised as elaborately staged with a top cast. Limited to a single performance at the opera house on October 10. Also an ad for a 14 to 16 year old printer's apprentice at Zeiger's Cafe restaurant.
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John H. McGraw
Maine
Washington
Penobscot County
Beattie
Pacific Northwest
McGraw
First National Bank
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Joseph de 'Gragse
Shaker ‘Peare
Loreal Wee
Opera House
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Citizen Publishing Company
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W. T. McGreight
Ivernor
Republican
Alvaro
James
N. Gillette
Henry A. Buchte
Connecticut
Wooilrt
Idaho
F. R. Gooding
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Bell Alva Adams
Chas
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O. Stockslager
Claude R. Porter
A. Harris
Join B. Moran
H. Kimmerle
John A. Johnson
A.C. Shallenberger
John Sparks
Nathan Jameson
Win
R. Hearst
John Burke
Lewis Emory, Jr
Martin F. Amsel
J. A. Stranaky
Nogales Oasis
Oasis
Arizona
Col. Bird
Bisbee
Oasix
San Juan County
New Mexico
Whall
Tate
Panama Canal
Rocnonanaa
Wexford
Mre Murphy
Waite Pearson
Jaffa Grocery Gomp’s
Essary
Ficient Service
M. Mandell
Tong
Jaffa Grocery Co
Land Office
George Kt. Turner
Raton
Fred C. Scobey
Acorn
Oo. W. Strong
Howse Furnishers
Elks’ Opera House
Mr. Joseph DeGrasse As
Shylock
Matson’s Book Store
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
Illinois Central
R.R. Ellis’ Opera House
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Denver
James Culton
Frank Rich Stock Co
Pretty Girls
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
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South Edith
B.K. Adams
Chicago
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Waterloo
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Rockford
Fifth and
Railroad Avenue
Mnest
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Ind
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Henry Goetz
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