Democrats Nominate Larrazolo For Congress In New Mexico
The Santa Fe Democratic convention failed to find a candidate willing to face W. H. Andrews for delegate to Congress. Octaviano Larrazolo, long a dirtied figure in New Mexico politics, was chosen as the Democratic congressional candidate. The convention also named a new territorial central committee and adopted the party emblem, the eagle with spread wings, amid resolutions urging statehood.
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N. M
Tom Moore
Congress
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Isaac
Octaviano Larragolo
Arizona
Las Vegas
Lottel
Larrazolo
Old Mexico
el Paso
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O. A. Larragolo
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Albuquerque
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Abe Whiteman
Colfax
M. M. Salazar
George B. Beringer
Dona Ana
G. M. Brown
R. le Young
Grant
Colin S. Neblett
W. B. Walton
Guadalupe
Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
Antonio Pancbocuff
Lincoln—Y. Hewett
George Ulrich
Lana
John Corbett
J. A. Mahoney
McKinley
J. M. Carmen
Reese Mendoza
Mora— Tipton
Otero
J. L. Lawson
Byron Sherry
Quay
F. C. Matteson
C.c. Davidson
Rio Arriba
Henry Grant
Frank Lopez
Sandoval
John W
Alole Scheurich
Torrance
John F. Lassiter
M. .T. Moreno
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W. J. Baron
Pat Valverde
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Charles P. Basley
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PD. L. Miller
Democratic Platform Endorses Hagerman Dismissals Probe
In a Santa Fe convention a Democratic platform attacks Republican officials and endorses a Hagerman prosecution push. It condemns excessive county fees and asks for salary reforms, election law repeal, and unity with Arizona for joint statehood under the Hamilton bill. The document praises Bryan and targets Thirty sixth legislature waste and forest reserve policies.
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Hagerman
Thirty-sixth Legislative Assembly
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National Forest Reserve
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Santa Fe
Great
William Jennings Bryan
Arizona
Congress
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Territory
Mexico
California Indians on Murderous Vendetta
Five men were arrested on charges of forming bogus bands across the United States. Names include Chester A. Broughn L. Cunningham C. F. McGuire George P. Johnston and Alvin A. Hessley. Police list twelve concert names.
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Chicago
United States
Chester A. Broughn
L. Cunningham
C. F. McGuire
George P. Johnston
Alvin A. Hessley
St Anthony Comstock Before Magistrate Mayo
New York reporters say Anthony Comstock, the self styled guardian of purity, will face Magistrate Mayo in the Essex Market police court this afternoon over his seizure of the Art Students league yearly catalogue. He contends the publication is obscene for nude student work. Mrs Anna Robinson, bookkeeper for the league, faces charges for distributing the catalogs. EB Crowley represents Miss Robinson. Charles J Bamberger, a vice suppression agent, supports Comstock.
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New York
Anthony Comstock
Art Students’ League
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Anna Robinson
Art League
EB. ©. Crowley
Art Students League
Miss Robinson
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Charles J. Bamberger
We See
Petuaps
Affairs No Better In Benighted Russia
Stated dispatches describe police attempts to arrest seven peasants at Lukokotha for organizing disorders leading to a clash. Eight killed and sixty wounded as soldiers fired. Cabinet meets in St Petersburg on Sept 14 to review urgent legislative projects, including temporary measures for sanitation and Jewish schools pending broader parliamentary action. Democrats Nominate Te w For Congress in Leaver district.
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Lukokotha
St. Petersburg
Semelon
Monument Unveiling Honors McKinley in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on September 14 a $50,000 bronze statue of late President McKinley was unveiled on the west front of the state capitol. Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth unveiled the monument before thousands. Principal speakers included Justice William R Day and Senator Daniel.
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William McKinley
Ohio
Ceremion
Capitol Building
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
McKinley
Gov. Harre
State of
Assi
W. Kh. Day
Canton
Mexintey
Joan Daniely
Virginia
Geo. RB. Brown
Land Army of the Republic
Zanesville
Joseph W. Kay
Union Veterans’ Legion of
Brooklyn
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Longworth
Wade Hills
Hartman
President McKinley
Capitol
Wm. R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Daniel
Canton Spreads Flowers on Martyr's Grave
In Canton Ohio on the fifth anniversary of President McKinley's death thousands visited his tomb to decorate it with carnations. Mrs. McKinley laid flowers on the sarcophagus, and gifts came from notable figures including President Roosevelt and Secretary Wilson.
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Canton
Ohio
William McKinley
Street Car Employes Receive Mor
New York City Railway company raises wages for surface line workers by 8 percent with a graduated scale, totaling over a quarter of a million dollars in increased pay.
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New York
New York City Railway Company
Manhattan
Movement of Valets Defies Etiquette in Rome
Rome reports a move against professional etiquette as valets and butlers in the city vote to refuse wearing moustaches or piards, preferring casual grooming. A large meeting drew about three thousand attendants, deciding to wear no uniform at will, while the risk of a general strike remains discussed by local leaders.
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Rome
Landing of Marines At Once Stir Cuba Tensions
Washington reports strict neutrality in Cuba with readiness to use force if needed to protect Americans. Sleeper dispatches note insurgent attacks and destruction of sugar properties near Cienfuegos. Denver sailors to be withdrawn after orders from Washington. Bonaparte says he knew only AP reports and lacked specific instructions. Insurgents offer to surrender if allowed to board Denver. Colwell declines interference. Colwell plans to withdraw, while Alfredo Zayas seeks terms for surrender to the Denver.
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Uberal
Philadelphia Golf Club Tournament Opens At Mount Airy
The fourth annual open golf tournament under the Golf Association of Philadelphia began yesterday at Mount Airy Carny club links. It features a large field with top east pros, uses eighteen hole rounds except the final thirty six, and includes a caddie match play event with a $6 prize.
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Philadelphia
Golf Association of Philadelphia
Mount Airy Cawnry Club
National Dentists Examiners Converge in Avanta Ga
The National Association of Dental Examiners opened its four day convention in Avanta Georgia with a large attendance from every state. An interesting program includes valuable papers to be presented. On Thursday the National Dentists Association meeting will follow, with many examiners staying on.
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National Association OF Dental Examiners
Avanta
National Dentists’ Association
Gannon Addresses Chicago Republicans At Convention
Denver dispatch reports a Colorado Republican convention opening with focus on governor and two supreme court seats. Holmberg and Swink factions vie, while A. M. Stevenson targets corporation influence. Cannon urges ignoring reformers and focusing on immediate campaign events.
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Franklin D. Brooks
W. W. Story
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Republican Party
Republicans Open Campaign in Tennessee
Nashville September 14 Republicans begin state campaign with a large meeting in this city. Secretary of the Treasury L M Shaw will deliver the principal address. Republicans from all parts of the state gather for what is expected to be a large turnout.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Naval Gun Factory
Washington
Tennessee
Nashville
Lenn
Thils City
Emperor Williams wireless telegraphy in the Philippines
Vowen Sept 14. A remarkable castellated palace is nearing completion in Posen to serve as an imperial residence during Emperor Williams visits to the capital of the colony. The complex includes a theater and academy, a royal chapel with a 26 foot tower, a great state hall, and bronze reliefs, all in Romanesque style to favor German authority over Gothic designs. The building's massive granite blocks and defensive towers mark a solemn, austere appearance.
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