Andrews Declines to Shield Hubbell Fight in Bernalillo County
A lengthy Albuquerque 1908 statement by William H. Andrews ends the Daily Citizen Hubbell campaign claims. The Bernalillo County Republican Commission endorses Andrews for delegate to the sixty first Congress and cites $130 000 for a Albuquerque public building and $30 000 for irrigation relief as reasons for united party support.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
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Republican Commission
Republican Committee
William H. Andrews
Andrews
Territory
Behall
Irrigation Congress
Railroads Insist on Regular Fare to Lincoln Ceremony
Railroads press for standard railway fare to Lincoln for the Democratic notification ceremonies. Officials state travel costs and schedules will be managed to accommodate attendees and dignitaries.
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Lincoln
Hubbell Delegation Fight Prompts Primary Vote
A call to Republicans in Bernalillo County Albuquerque to oppose Hubbell control in the upcoming Monday primary. The message condemns Hubbell allies and urges voting for the opposing delegates to keep county government and party affairs free of machine influence.
Mack cites railroad rate bias against Lincoln event
Norman Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, reports no reduced rail rates will be offered for the Lincoln notification meeting on August 12. He cites prior Cincinnati Taft rates as precedent and says Ohio fare rules differ from Nebraska, urging railways to extend concessions. The issue parallels earlier Republican event rates, prompting insistence for parity.
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Democratic National Committee
Lincoln
Neb
Eben Meinen
Western Passenger Association
Mack
Taft
Cincinnati
Messrs
McLean
Nebraska
Central Passenger Association
Democrmatic
Ohio
Ken W .J. Bryan
Hubbell scheme in Daily Citizen blown to pieces
Delegate W H Andrews exposes a Daily Citizen plot to influence the Republican primaries on Monday behind his name. He states clearly there is no conspiracy against his renomination and urges voters to decide whether Hubbell and the Daily Citizen will control county affairs or if the people will govern.
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Hubbell
Didacy
Independent Republic
WM. H. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Daily Citizen
Andrews Coudacy
Saun
Andrews
Frank A. Hubbell
County Republican Commission
Frank A. Hlubbell
Rack
Rui
Justices of the Peace
Eslavio Vigil
Hubbell Cing
Primanes
Frank A. Blubbell
Nestor Montoya
Modesto Ortiz
Tlubbell
The
W. H. Andrews
Hlainty
Santa Fe
Mubbel
A. Hubbell
Keslavio Visil
Citigen
Mr. Vater
Thaw Receivers Appointed in Pittsburgh Bankruptcy Case
A voluntary bankruptcy petition filed in a U S court by Charles Morschause or representing Harry K Thaw states assets of 125012 38 and liabilities of 455140 48. Hubert Mara a Pittsburg detective is named receiver with John Newel and James W Plath standing as security for Mara bond set at 200000. The petition claims the action aims to protect Thaws assets from dissipation through litigation over alleged unjust charges touching lawyers and doctors. Thaw confined in Duchess county jail and unable to attend to litigation. loans of 194540 from his mother are admitted while several creditor claims are disputed.
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United States Court
Charles Morschause
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Duchess County
Thaw
Hubert Mara
Pittsburg
Jotn Newel
James W. Plath
O'Mara
William Thaw
John B. Gleason
Hartridge & Peabody
J. J. Graham
Newburgh
N. J
Hammond
Wagner
Binghamton
Jenlffe
Jones
Morristown
Martin Littleton
Lr. Hamilton
Dr. Dana
Thaw case hearing postponed for second time
In Fishkill Landing New York on August 6 the hearing in the suit by Dr John P Wilson against Harry Kendall Thaw for expert witness services was postponed for a second time due to unspecified reasons.
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Fishkill Landing
Harry Kendall Thaw
John P. Wilson
Thaw
Wan
Thaw must appear for examination amid urgent business
Thaw's lawyer said he could not attend due to important business. The case was postponed to Monday as Thaw paid all travel expenses for himself and his two keepers. Thaw faces two hearings in Poughkeepsie and Fishkill Landing regarding Dr J P Wilson's services as an expert.
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Thaw
Charles Morsehauser
Poughkeepsie
Hasbrouck
Kiarl K. Thaw
Holmes Vanderwanter
J. P. Wilson
Ella H. Flayt
Sellesser
Fishkill Landing
Wilson
Vandewinter
Schlosser
Battle ship plans stolen from navy yard
Philadelphia police recover blueprints of Indiana class battleship parts found under brush in a lower city area. A man named Creg ree Ball reported seeing a person place the drawings near a home and says they appear to have been taken from the ordnance department at the navy yard. An investigation is planned.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Cregree Ball
Ordnance Department
Navy Yard
American oarsmen win in Canadian Henley
At St. Catherine Ontario on August 7 the Henley regatta opened with a strong junior fleet. The Detroit Boat Club won the junior weights in seven minutes one second. The Argonauts of Toronto failed to win the premier honor as the Dons narrowly defeated Mtawhe by a half length.
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St. Catherine
Ontario
Dona
Toronto
Ottawas
Argonauts
Franks
Montreal
Dons
Detroit Boat Club
Deadlock in AALROAL Strike on Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg reports show a quiet but escalating labor dispute with Canadian Pacific workers, mass meetings, and multilingual addresses. Pickets guard terminals while foremen test cars and promoted firemen join engines on the spare board amid stalled settlement talks.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
J. Ho MeVey
Lkely
Canadian Pacific Railway
J Wh. McVey
Moose Jaw
Boutine
Uaation Pacific
Strikers Replaced as Bridge Fire Threatens Service
Toronto reports high applicant flow at West Toronto Stopes as management speeds up hiring to defend shops in use during trouble. Last night a bridge fire attempt cited. railway officials remain silent as car cleaning department is fully staffed and strike-breakers may arrive from outside on Monday.
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Butte
Mont
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Biuebird
Hartington
Toronto
Milwaukee wins next Py thian encampment
Morning Journal report on the Knights of Pythias twenty fifth convention and uniform rank encampment with Milwaukee chosen for the next gathering. Major General Arthur J Strobbart of St Paul named commander in chief of the uniform rank as storms disrupt camp breaking and awards are announced for cavalry and infantry drills. Awards include Troop 43 St Joseph Mo 840 prize cavalry and Company 1 Georgia 1500 prize infantry class C with Michigan and Indians entries also winning. Travel distance prize goes to Mobile Alabama and largest company prize awarded to Smoky City Pittsburgh with 45 officers and men.
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Morning Journal Special
J Keston
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Arthur J. Strobbart
St. Paul, Minn
Milwaukee
Waa
Franklin Field
St. Joseph
Company 1
Georgia
Michigan
Obia
Company Ld
Mobile
Atu
Meniesl
Smoky City Company
Pittsboro
Terrific Thunder Storm Rakes Boston In Cloudburst Rain
A severe thunder storm struck Boston for about half an hour this afternoon. The downpour brought cloudburst rainfall along with intense lightning and thunder.
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Boston
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Hubbell Hay
Republican Central Commission
Otto Dieckmann
Alfred Gransfeld
E. W. Dobson
Bernalillo County
Cincinnnati
Uy Morning Journal
Spectal
Norman FE. Mack
Harhy Ek
Phivsic
Wereek Plain
Itg Morning Journal
PROM
Pythian
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