Republicans Nominate Ticket in Montana Convention
Denver dispatch reports the Republican state convention completed its work with a full ticket named for governor, lieutenant governor, treasurer, secretary of state, superintendent, congressman at large, supreme court, auditor and university regents. Helena notes a contest likely in the Montana convention with about 640 delegates and possible rival nominations for congress and supreme court.
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Denver
Philip B. Stewart
Colorado Springs
R. Harper
Gunnison County
Alfred BE. Bent
Prowers County
Timothy O'Connor
Boulder
Katherine L. Craig
Jefferson County
George W. Cook
Supreme Court
Willam Jabbert
Telluride
Charles F. Cunwell
Grand Junction
George D. Statler
Greeley
Regents of State University
Charles R. Dudley
John C. Bell
Las Animas County
Montana
Helena
Mont
Congress
J. M. Dixon
Dixon
Lee Mantle
N. Pray
Sanders County
Baby Show Draws Wide Entry List At Fair Grounds
A baby show at the fair grounds Casino on Friday afternoon beginning at 3 o clock attracts many beautiful entrants. The McFerran twins Milton E and Mildred born July 2 1908 headline a strong field alongside other children with birth dates ranging from 1904 to 1908.
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Fair Grounds
Great South West
W. D. McFerran
Wells, Farso Express Company
West Gold Avenue
Milton E
Mildred
George Mackey McFerran
Treaty meeting in San Jose on independence day
Costa Rica hosted a formal gathering where representatives of Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras met on September 15 to advance a general treaty of peace and commerce. The session, opened with Costa Rican presidential attendance and diplomatic observers from nearly all American republics, marked a ceremonial step toward broader regional accord.
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Costa Rica
San Jose
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Cosa Rica
Republi
Great Day of Brotherly Love in Costa Rica
City of Mexico reports Diaz birthday on September 15 as Mexico marks independence anniversary with elaborate celebrations. The president received letters and telegraphs from army officials parliament governments and diplomats. A grand parade and palace reception were planned with the ringing of the Liberty Bell to open the festivities.
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Costa Rica
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
General Corbin Retires. Greely Succeeds Missouri Command
Lieutenant General Corbin retires from the command of the department of the Missouri and from active service. Major General A W Greely becomes his successor, taking command of the department of the Missouri. Greely had previously led the department of the Pacific and aided San Francisco after the earthquake and fire.
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Seneeace
S. Army
Corbin
Department of the Missouri
A. W. Greely
Department of the Pacific
Greely
San Francisco
Browns to face Santa Fe Grays in key town game
The Browns meet Santa Fe Grays in a high profile Traction Park showdown tomorrow. Expected strong lineup includes McDonald and Nye, with Petrus at first base and outfielders Forsyth Graham Kane or Ortiz. Santa Fe prepares for Albuquerque journey and tournament play eyeing a $1500 prize at the territorial fair ball tournament.
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Traction Park
Browns
Santa FE Grays
Indup
McDonald
Nye
Infield
Petrus
Clancy
Corhan
Galle
Meintoch
Kerr
Te Boat Club Ih
Karnas City
Debver
Te Feu
Albuncrave
Santa Fe
Vegas
Albuquerque
el Paso
Hiatiited
Goong
Cutten
Moreaed
Prison Association Holds Annual Session In Albany
The National Prison association opened its six day annual meeting in Albany with delegates from every state. Governor Higgins and Mayor Gaus welcomed attendees including F. H. Vines and Superintendent Collins. Highlights include talks by John T. McDonough and Ballington Booth, committees reporting, and varied programs across the week.
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Albany
N. Y
National Prison Association
Higging
Gaus
F. H. Vines
Scranton
Collins
National Prison Congress
Associaton
John T. McDonough
State of New York
Maud Ballington Mosth
New York
ZR. Brockway
Ballington Booth
Harvey Eating Houses Founder Linked To Resurrection Tale
A Kansas City linked letter claims Frederick Harvey of the Harvey eating houses died of tuberculosis on January 9 and was revived later at the family vault, with letters describing signs of life and a supposed marriage to Lilla Harvey. The tale involves Barnard Harvey, Ford Harvey, and relatives in Kansas City and Denver.
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Li Goufrey
Denver
Colo
Frederick J. Harvey
Barnard Harvey
Frederick Harvey
Ford Harvey
Margaret Godfrey
Elk Hotel
Euclid Avenue
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Charles Isaiah
Reno Elizabeth Harvey
Frederick
Maple Avenue
Godfrey
Kansas City Journal
Godfrey Tue
Ausar City
Lilla
Fredd
Freddie
Lilfia
Harvey
Kannae
Amarilla
Flower Parade Draws Wide Entries for Albuquerque Fair
The Flower Parade committee in Albuquerque reports heavy entries from the Southwestern brewery, the Bankers' association, Nash Electrical Supply, Santa Fe shops, and many others. Grand marshal John Borraane leads the float procession along Gold to Railroad avenues, as the Jewish New Year events begin September 19 with services by Rabbi Kaplan at the Aldort temple. The New Year observances, Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, are noted with traditional symbolism of the ram’s horn and Book of Life imagery, and a temperature drop in New York is mentioned amid forecasted autumn weather.
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Albuquerque
Southwestern Brewery
Bike Lodge
Bankers’ Association
Nash Electrical Supply Company
Scouring Mills
Imperial Laundry
Learnerd & Lindemann
A. Borders
W. H Andrewe
Dave Rosenwald
Rothenberg- Schloss Cigar Company
Harvey Curio Rooms
Gross Kelly Company
L. B. Putney
American Lumber Company
Santa Fe
Finet Street
Alvarado Hotel
Railroad Avenue
Robinson Park
Rabbi Kaplan
Congregation
AL Dort
Seventh Street
Gold Avenue
Temple
Abraham
Saac
Torrance County Savings Bank Directors Elected
The Torrance County Savings Bank announces the board of directors has been elected including officers Willard N. M. Jones Santa Rosa Curt A. Dalles RP Davis and others. The formal appointment marks the bank as a solid territorial institution.
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OF Willard
Willard N. M
Torrance County Savings Bank
Gof Wilard
Bet RB
Jones of Santa Rosa
Curt A. Dalles
Kioe
RP Daviselur
Jouus
A. Dulles
John G . Becker
Daxcin Moultllvary
Launch capsized in New York Bay last night
A Seattle dispatch reports the steamer Oregon struck rocks near Hindenbrook Island entrance to Prince William Sound. Fifty passengers aboard were saved. three people drowned after a launch overturned in New York Bay. Rock Island & Pacific Railway declared a 2 percent dividend in New York.
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New York Bay
Seattle
Wash
Post-intelligencer
Waktea
Oregon
Hindenbrook Island
Prince Willam Sound
Valdez
Rush
McCullough
Valdex
Nuchek
Cape Hinchbenbrook
Prince William Sound
Navigato
Oreson
Northwestern Company of
Seward
San Francisco
Merchants’ Exchange
New York
Wil. David
Jamaica
David
Fanny Day
Rock Island
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Denver Post editors join Floto circus visit in New Mexico
The popular sporting editor Oxo Floto and Denver Post staffers including William Selle and Jim Carlin known as Barton Adams drop in at The Evening Citizen and meet business managers. Frank Tammen and Floto plan an extended tour of Old Mexico while the circus moves toward Speir for today’s show.
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Otto Floto
Frank Tammen
Denver Post
Visit Circus
Oxo Flos
West
William Selle
Mr. Floto
Denver
Msst
New Mexico
Republic
Old Mexico
Lenver
Tes
Floto
Cirrcus
Messrs
Tammen
Spe Ir
Harvest Festival of Salvation Army Opens in New York
The Salvation Army launches its annual Harvest Festival in New York on September 15, running four days. Branches nationwide observe the event to collect contributions of money, food, and clothing for relief work among the needy in various cities.
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Salvation Army
New York
Salvationists
Victory Near Havana as Government Forces Rout Rebels
Havana reports say General Rodriguez with 400 rural guardsmen clashed with about 1,000 rebels near Wajay, twelve miles south of Havana. After a stubborn fight, rebels were dispersed, eight killed, twenty-three wounded. guardsmen suffered one killed and thirteen wounded. Separate accounts cite continued clashes north of El Cano and near Wajay with varying force reports.
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Havana
Rodriguez
del Castillo
Albert and
Acosta
Wajay
Rodrigues
Castillo
Albert
el Cano
Insurgents Await Arrival of Commission to Cuba
President Roosevelt writes to the Cubans urging peace and announces Taft and Bacon will travel to Havana to investigate conditions. The move aims to ease the rebels whose interests have suffered. Col. Charles M. Aguirre, rebel leader, sends a telegram urging a halt to fighting pending the mission.
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Havana
Roosevelt
Bacon
Taft
Cuba
New York
Charles M. Aguirre
Revo Seit
Washington
Uba
Blas Lucero Died at Chapultepec Mexico
The Evening Citices reports Jose Blas Lucero of Ranchos de Atrisco died at Chapultepec Mexico last night and was buried there this afternoon. He was a longtime Republican politician in the precinct with many local friends. He had several marriages. one daughter was with him at death and two sons were traveling in San Miguel county.
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Jose Blas Lucero
Ranchos de Atrisco
Chapultepec
Mexico
Prank A. Hubbett
D. J. Mategar
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W. J. Zirhut
Wilbur J. Wilson
D. J. Wilson
Geo. Maning
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Mary M. Martin
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Edward Frank
Evelin O. Brosey
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C.G. Stevens
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A Mattouce
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J P Scott
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Annry P. Unileage
Henry Umbra
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Rhs M. Satteycel
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Oklahoma
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