Democratic Resolutions Push For Fair Election in Colfax
Colfax county Democrats endorse Bryan for president and Larrazeto for delegate. They denounce alleged 1906 frauds, call for strict election fairness, and demand limited land leases and honest assessment. They condemn foreign voters and urge legal, transparent voting in November 1908.
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Colfax
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Denver
Cole
William J. Bryan
Congress
Alo. Larrazeto
Larragelo
WH. Andrews
Noble
George Curry
Demcratic
Republian
W. HL. Andrews
Trong
Everything Settled in Otero County Favors Mann
In Alamogordo Aug 1 harmony between Mann forces and rivals ends disputes. Delegation instructed to back Judge Mann, ticket unity for the convention primaries. Also notes on plans for a Tularosa bank, orchard canning, water tests for irrigation, Farmers' association meeting, and a large Cloudcroft excursion with participants from Douglas, El Paso and Alamogordo.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Mann
Judge Mann
A. J. Messer
Otero County
Tularesa
Wilson Block
Miss Adamson
Tularosa
James Alexander
Alamoegordo
Cloudcroft
Myr
Alexander
Kodak
J. D. Tinsley
Otero
Farmers’ Association
Irrigation Congress
Douglas
Ariz Douglas
el Paso
Famine Strikes Australia as Butter Prices Rise
Melbourne reports widespread butter famine across Australia with prices climbing quickly. The famine affects daily meals and grocery costs in urban areas as supply remains tight.
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Australia
Melbourne
Fleet Reaches the Samoan Islands
Special dispatch reports the naval fleet at latitude 15.43 S 17.4 W near Tutuila Island Samoa at dawn. The fleet steamed along the coast for observers, with the Annapolis passing close by Papao and the hospital ship Rettet coal at Suva before resuming toward Auckland in nine and a half knots. The Ajax arrived at Suva as weather remains fine and warm.
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Iby
Journal
Suva
Tfi Ishandes
Tutuila Island
Samoa
The
Ips
Aannapolis
Papso
Auckland
Japago
Ajax
Buva
Battleship New Hampshire Returns From Quebec Trip
Newport Alabama August the battleship New Hampshire arrives from the tercentenary celebration at Quebec. A rough voyage with dense fog a gale and a blown wireless left the crew exhausted but the ship intact. Rear Admiral Cowles will depart for Washington and the ship will go to Portsmouth for a reviewer service by New Hampshire officials.
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Newport
New Hampshire
Quebec
Nantucket Shoals
Winslow
Shoals
Cowles
Navy
Washington
Portsmouth
Turmoil in Tabriz After Resumed Hostilities and Looting
Telegraphing from Tabriz the Times correspondent reports renewed shelling hitting European and Christian quarters. Both royalists and anti-royalists impose forced levies for funds as the Turks push toward the Urumiah district and Subjubalak may be re-occupied at any moment.
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London
Tabriz
Times Cave
Urumiah
Subjubalak
Old Age Pension Bill Passes in Parliament
London reports the old age pension bill has passed with minimal opposition after Lords revisions were rejected by the Commons. The measure will take effect January 1, 1809, with an estimated cost around six million pounds for the first full year, though some experts warn this may fall short.
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London
House Lords
House of Commons
Lords
Rmisters
Trish
House of Lords
Port of London
Doan Burns
Dudley Commission
Ex-Senator Booth Acquitted of Fraud in Land Case
Portland Oregon August 2 ex State Senator BR A Booth of Mugene and his brother James H Booth ex receiver of the land office at Rosberg along with Thomas E Singleton were acquitted by a jury after a nineteen hour deliberation on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government of 166 acres in Douglas County The government plans to quash most of the remaining Henney indictments while trials for Binger Hermann former congressman and land office commissioner may be scheduled this week
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Portland
Ore
BR. A. Booth
Mugene
James H. Booth
Rosberg
Thomas E. Singleton
United States District Court
Douglas County
Booth
Fire hits Marlette south wharf lumber yard
Fire swept the south wharf of the Sawyer Goodman Company in Marlette Wisconsin last night. It started at 6 o clock in a single lumber pile and spread quickly under a light wind toward the water. The damage is estimated at 175000 dollars and more than 10000000 feet of lumber may be ruined. the big saw mill was saved.
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Marlette
Wis
Sawyer, Goodman Company
Panama elects Obaldia unanimously as president
The electoral boards in seven provincial capitals met to elect a president for a term from October this year to 1912. Returns show Senor Don Jose Domingo de Obaldia, formerly minister to the United States, was chosen unanimously across Vera, Corje, Colon, and Panama provinces.
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Panama
Vera
Cuas
Corje
Colon
Jose Domingo de Obaldia
United States
Sun Man Gets Appointment to Lead Republican Literary Work
Richard V Oublhain, longtime Washington correspondent of the New York Sun, is named to direct the literary bureau for the Republican national and congressional committees. Frank Hitchcock announces the appointment as Curtis departs for New York to run the literary office until after the election.
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Morning Journal
Spevini
New York
Richard V Oublbain
Washington
New York Sun
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcoock
Oubhthain
Consolidated Press Bureau
National Committee
Congressional Committee
Ouhtham
Francis Curtin
Springfield
Mass
Ouhlhain
Hitchcock
McKinley
Ilinois
District of Columbia
Harrison
Roosevelt
Gridiron Club
the Nations
New Jersey
Cornelius N. Sliss
Republican National and Congressional Committees
Francis Curtis
Curtis
Watterson Guests At Mack Luncheon In New York
Colonel Henry Watterson of Louisville Kentucky chairs the Democratic National Committee press committee and attends a luncheon hosted by Norman Mack. Other guests include Roger C Sullivan and Urey Woodson as campaign planning and mail demand steams through Hoffman House prompting Mack to push for Chicago and New York headquarters.
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Marse Henry Parks Lonche Weth Mack
New York
Henry Watterson
Loulaville
Norman Mack
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Urey Woodson
Mack
Mr. Watterson
Sullivan
Chicago
Josephus Daniels
North Caroline
Colonel Watterson
Hoffman House
Double tragedy follows quarrel near Garden Blation
J N Wite shot two men after a quarrel over a stake and ownership near Garden Blation. Peck was killed, Tarkington wounded in the face and neck. Tarkington fled toward a railroad camp, Witt surrendered after bringing his family to Johannesburg.
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Garden Blation
J. N. Wite
Cheesborough
Witt
Mr Tarkington
Bradford Peck
Ji Witt
Peck
Tarkington
Yarkington
Ward
Johannesburg
Becomes an Honorary Member Bryan Pype Union
Lincoln Neb Aug 2 The Lincoln Typographical union voted to make William Jennings Bryan an honorary member. The nearly unanimous action aimed to avoid political implications while also making Governor Sheldon an honorary member due to his support of organized labor.
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Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Linecoln Typographical Union
W. J. Bryan
Sheldon
Organized Labor
New Orleans Limited Derailed in Georgia
Atlanta Ga Aug 2 Train No 38 the New Orleans New York limited on the Southern railway derailed about thirty miles from Charlotte NC. The tender mail and club car left the rails injuring three mail clerks. No passengers hurt and no fatalities reported.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
New Orleans
New York
Charlotte N
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Summer Cold Says A and Nusbaum
A and Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana credits Foley's Honey and Tar for curing a three month summer cold and hay fever symptoms after other medicines failed. The testimonial notes wife also benefited and credits the product sold by J HW O'Reilly and Co.
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A. & Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
J. HW. O'Reilly & Co
Water accounts due and payable at Water Supply office
All water accounts are now due and payable before the 5th of the month. Water Supply Company's office at 219 West Gold advises prompt service. Beginning today hacks will be furnished by Oakey's hack line at all hours. Telephone 195 or 196.
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West Gold
Oakey
Dannenbeeser Takes Charge At Tessifer Skor Postgrad
Dannenbeeser a popular barber has assumed leadership of the Tessifer Skor after completing a post graduate course in the art. He now satisfies the most fastidious patrons with expert care.
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Dannenbeeser
Tessifer Skor
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Colfax Democrats
Springer
Miguel Archuleta
Chm
N. M. Abreu
P H. Smith
Raton
Tinsley
Wells
Samoan Islands
Beneft
New Hamshire
Ing Dist
New Zealand
Battleship
Net
Tie Tine Lumber Vile
Bourn
Itty Morning Journal
Handsburg, Cal Ang
Jaffa Grocery Co
Montezuma Trust Company
Albuquerque
J. Pattersson Laverhay
Albuquerqque
Weet Silver Avenue
Wagner How. CO
L. B. Putney
Wbsreesic Groces, Fienr
Mitchell Wesone
NEW Orleans Limited
Ditch
Georgia
Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. S. Strickler
W. Ed. Jobson
Willian Mccintosh
George Arnot
J. ©. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
O. BE. Cromwell
Williams Drug Company 1
West Central AY
NUK
Grebating
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
North Biret Street
Denner
Abraham Lincoln
A. HL Henderson
Kk. C. Penman
G. Pratt & CO
South Second
Attra Printers
Madame Dems Prkt's
United Medical CO
Lemcanten
Sokl
J. HM. O' Rielly
W.L. Trimble & Co
N. Beoomd St
First National Bank
United States Depository
Depository
A. T. & S. F. Railroad CO
Reaourour
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