Hearst Nomination Sparks Democratic Contention
Reports from New York Buffalo and Vinita outline Hearst’s continued fight within the Democratic Party. Hearst announces a Pougkeepsie county fair speech while anti Hearst delegates plan another conference. The Buffalo convention lists Hearst as governor nominee with others, and Bryan endures a strenuous day in Indian Territory ahead of more speeches.
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Edward M. Shepard
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William J. Bryan
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President Roosevelt Comments on Hughes Nomination in New York
President Roosevelt will not participate in the New York gubernatorial race this year though pleased by the nomination of Hughes to lead the ticket. He sent a brief congratulatory note while plans for further action remain undeveloped. Kurtz family members departed for Columbus after several months with the Alvarado household.
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Gulf storm swamps New Orleans area with flood damage
A gulf storm destroys wire connections to Mobile and New Orleans and drives water four feet deep on Moss Point streets. The storm, moving toward Montgomery and along the Mississippi coast, brings high winds and heavy rain with communication disrupted since midnight.
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Tropical disturbance nears Gulf coast with severe weather
Weather Bureau reports tropical disturbances reaching Mississippi and eastern Louisiana with high winds and rain. Mobile and Pensacola report missing due to prostration. Disturbance likely moves north in 24 hours, bringing general rains to eastern Mississippi and southern Ohio with strong winds.
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New Orleans Under Water After Tropical Hurricane Blows In
Part of New Orleans submerged with water to inches along Lake Galvez to Ursuline. Winds reach 35 to 60 mph as wires down and a gulf coast tide drives damage inland. Vessels ride in open gulf, tow entries halted, and railways face washouts. Mexico reports weekend rains affecting crops and road work along the Pacific slope.
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Taft ready to proclaim self governor if needed
Havana reports indicate Taft and Bacon see no compromise path with Cuban officials. Commodities note fears of congressional crisis upon convening. Funston arrives. Roosevelt grants authority for extreme action if landing forces required. Liberal faction doubts American commissioners can secure settlement. Niex warns of possible intervention.
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Optimism in Washington on Cuba peace plan
American officers in Washington following Havana dispatches say Taft’s plan could win peace in Cuba without sending any soldiers. They expect a meeting with insurgent leaders may occur and preparations for emergencies remain ready in the event of need.
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Cuba's Shipload of Trouble Makers
Havana observers debate Cuban self government as US control looms. Many blame lack of popular governance, self interest, and ignorance of majority rule, while others warn agitators and agents will fuel uprisings for pay. Some Cubans resent American interference yet admit foreign money could sustain violence if isolation grows.
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Pike Day Brings Low Skies and Snow to Centennial Week
Heavy skies and falling temperatures mark Pike Day as celebrations proceed with some outdoor events canceled. The Pike monument in Antlers Park was unveiled with remarks to Chancellor Bechtel, Denver officials, and lawmakers amid a large turnout.
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Unavoidable Accident Delays Casting at Foundry
An accident this afternoon halted operations at the Als Seaverdie foundry delaying production of a key component. A new casting must be produced before car parts can be used, delaying the printing of The Evening Citizen in The Morning Journal.
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Remarkable Wyoming Judge Faces Interstate Inquiry
Denver September 27 Cyrus Beard justice of Wyoming's supreme court testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission meeting that he took up coal land years ago on a Union Pacific recommendation and sold it to Dr. Clark for a $200 profit. Beard denied Clark sought the deal for the railroad while Denver witnesses described multiple declaratory statements tied to Wyoming coal lands and sums of 3 to 4 dollars to participants. Meanwhile Mrs H. H. Chaves visited Bernalillo with Albuquerque children as guests of friends for a three week stay.
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George J. Mack
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Anarchist or Polygamist Cannot Become Citizen
Washington Dy Cy Sept 27 The new law by Congress in its last session took effect today covering naturalization across the United States. It requires aliens to register, oath, five years residence, disclosure of family details, and English language ability. Open court hearings, court duties, and penalties for failure or fraud are specified. name changes may be granted. cost increases to $5 with a portion to be shared by counties and immigration. H. L. Baldwin, brother of M. W. J. Cardwell, writes from Kentucky about old friends.
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