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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
3
A Washington letter argues President Roosevelt secretly supports Taft in the 1908 race, detailing strategic motives and political implications. The piece weighs party unity, reform goals, and potential impacts on Taft’s challenge from reform-minded voters.
Special Correspondence from Washington notes that the Ohio insurgent trio Taft Burton and Herrick aim to press tariff revision as the central issue in the party. Roosevelt favorable elements push for a public test of demand for revision while Taft’s Maine speech signals support from revisionists. The fight shifts to the national convention as leaders maneuver to align delegates with a revision platform and the presidential nomination.
The piece weighs potential Republican moves as Roosevelt may openly back Taft or push a tariff revision stance. It contrasts Taft touring on tariff revision with GOP managers juggling campaigns and the Maine election results. It also reports on post office graft cases ending in Meadeville and the Groffs’ motives and punishment.
A Midland Michigan resident touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for his two year old son's severe bowel illness. The account claims the remedy saved the child and endorses its reliability in severe cases. The piece promotes Moon Studio see our newborn cured by it and mentions framing services by N L Kemmerer with a general druggist sale note.
The event will seed by best two in three, first grappling styles include GraecoRoman and catch as catch can. It marks Albuquerque’s first opportunity to see professional wrestlers on the mat with two top national stars in action, with tickets going on sale Tuesday morning.
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