Senate rebuked printer for delay in the bills
Ira M. Bond reports on a Senate investigation into delays in bill processing. The issue centered on Albuquerque public building funding inserted late in the Senate through an unusual tactic aided by Delegate Andrews and key leaders, prompting questions about motive and accountability amid adjournment pressures.
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Washington, D. C
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Committee On Printing
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York State Boils as Hearst and Hughes Shake Empire State
Special correspondence from New York analyzes the Hearst versus Hughes gubernatorial fight, its national implications, and the uneasy mood on Wall Street. The piece details Roosevelt’s influence, Murphy and Tamany intrigue, Odell’s defeat, and the uneasy balance between trusts and reform as New York politics nears a pivotal moment.
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Hearst
Hughes
Barlew E. Pew
Spwcial
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California
Maine
Wm. Randolph Hearst
Chas. E. Hughes
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Mounteback
Wall Street
New York Sun
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Wm. J. Bryan
Buffalo
Bryan
Independence League
Roosevelt
New York State
Timothy L. Woodruff
Odell
Tom Platt
Lotton Mills Lack Hands After Raise in Wages
Kansas City October 8 A joint convention of the American Live Stock Association the Cattle Raisers Association and the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association was held in Kansas City today to discuss securing a better foreign market for American livestock products. The convention called for expanded foreign markets to dispose of the growing surplus and to ensure good prices for live stock at home. It notes the United States raises more livestock than consumed and sees a shortage of meat in continental countries, urging fair international trade relations to sell more surplus meat to needy nations benefiting all parties.
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Kansas City
American Live Stock Association
The
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
United States
Mills Cannot Get Operatives Enough
Providence Rhode Island October reports from cotton mill agents complain of scarce help in several departments. They say wage increases last summer did not attract enough workers who left when wages were lower. Some months see more looms stopped than ever before in the state due to lack of operatives. Competition among mill officials to recruit permanent families as workers has intensified.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Monts
Railroads Raise Grain Shipping Rates
New York Oct 8 railroad rate hike increases grain shipping costs by half a cent per bushel on wheat flax corn and barley. Joint Traffic Association sent notices last month provoking strong shipper opposition. The increase applies to rail and water routes via through bills of lading and must be published thirty days before taking effect. Spelter in St Louis reported nominal prices at F605.
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New York
Joint Traffic Association
Europe
Itx
Tennessee and Montana fairs draw strong attendance
Tennessee’s six day fair in Nashville opens with record exhibits in horses cattle and farm products and rising exhibitor numbers. Missoula county in Montana bets $1000 to boost the Western Montana fair with chamber of commerce backing creating a fine display and strong attendance with a solid racing card.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Missoula
Montana
Missoula County
Chamber of Commerce
Hughes Starts on Grand Stumping Tour for New York
Republican governor candidate Charles Hughes begins a statewide stumping trek across New York. He will address major cities after speaking in New York City and Brooklyn, delivering energetic, pointed rhetoric to rally supporters ahead of the election. Washington politics note follows.
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Hughes
New York
Charles KE. Hughes
Empire State
New York City
Brooklyn
Four Hundred Cases Await Action in 1906 07 Supreme Court Term
The U S Supreme Court began its 1906 07 term with over four hundred cases on the docket. Key items include contempt proceedings in the Chattanooga lynching case, the Arkansas river water rights dispute, Barc elon v Baker on Philippine writ of habeas corpus, Moyer Haywood Pettibone on prison release, Steary v Stranahan revenue about Isle of Pines status, and Wilson v Treasury over Canal purchases. Colorado Kansas irrigation may be postponed pending vacancy filling due to Justice Brown retirement.
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Baker
Philippine Commission
Panama Canal
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Young Irving Opens His American Tour Tonight
Henry Irving Jr. opens his American tour at the Amsterdam Theatre in Stephen Phillips Paule and Francesca. He is supported by Dorothy Heard and an English company.
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Dorothy Heard
Richmond Horse Show Opens Tonight
Richmond Va. The Richmond horse show opens tonight with two matinees this week. Fine stock and entries expected as ring events run nightly.
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Cuba Revolution Yields Quick Pacification With Troop Influx
Reports from Havana describe limited damage while insurrectionists face near complete pacification. The cruiser Brooklyn lands 250 marines to aid Columbia Camp as U S troops head to Cuba aboard Niagara and other transports. In Panama the Magoon vacancy remains unfilled until Taft returns to Washington.
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Hanged after drum head trial in Warsaw Oct
Three terrorists were executed here today following death sentences by drum head court martial. Bomb throwers failed to deter and the crowd noted the dramatic event amid wartime tensions across the city.
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Noted Confederate Veterans Through Civil War Era Visit
Washington D C Oct 8 The United Spanish War veterans and auxiliaries convened in the city for several days Mary A Babcock auxiliary entertains delegates. Mrs John A Logan on reception committee They number 45000 It is the third annual encampment Commander in chief Charles R Miller reports a rising interest, esp in the south where new camps form Financial condition good Membership about 45000
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Sta. Mary
Manashhusetta
Surviving Confederates Meet Also at Nashville
In Centennial park Nashville Tennessee the First Tennessee regiment survivors hold their annual reunion on the 44th anniversary of the Battle of Perryville. About a thousand veterans from various regions attend reuniting with old comrades. The unit, led by Col George Maney, first served for Gov Harris and fought in West Virginia under Generals Lee Hood and Johnston.
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Batte
Perryville
George Maney
Gov. Harris
Wes
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Albert Sydney [Johnston
Cragg
Joe Joh Hood
Yazoo City Rebuild Carnival Celebrates City Revival
Yazoo City marks rebuilding with a week of events from October, including a parade, fraternity gathering, and rallies. Candidates for governor and local offices address crowds, with agricultural day, a flag day, a senatorial candidate appearance, and a world fiddle contest.
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Yazoo
Yazoo City
United States
Will Grate
Yanco City
Sun Yue Bride Alters Life Of New York Elite
San Francisco report details Mrs Howard Gould and sister Miss Ella Clemens, long prominent in New York society, amid a sensational tale of Sun Yue, a Chinese brick cleaner now married to Miss Clemens. The piece notes family rifts, a renunciation of Christianity, and Mrs Gould’s nervous strain as the social scandal unfolds.
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Hagerman's Choice Excites Comment In Socorro
Gov Hager mans removal of Leandro Baca as sheriff sparks debate as Molsea Baca is appointed to serve the remainder of the term. Local reaction centers on the new incumbent's saloon ties and prior charges alleging abuse of office for personal profit.
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