Delegations Pour Into Ancient Plaza At Santa Fe Convention
Santa Fe county plans to cast ten votes for Mr Spiess on first ballot in the Republican territorial convention. Indications suggest W Andrews will secure 117 votes on first ballot, leaving Andrews at 17 as the tally shifts. Judge Mann and Black Eagle followers from San Miguel arrive in Santa Fe full of enthusiasm.
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Judge Mann
Black Eagle
San Miguel
Santa Fe
W. Ho Andrews
Mr. Spiess
Andrews
Nomination Fight Shapes New Mexico Delegates at Santa Fe Convention
Harring accidents and natural phenomena aside, Andrews is expected to win the Republican nomination for delegate to Congress on the first ballot with 115 to 126 votes. The Santa Fe gathering includes Judge Edward A. Mann and the Otero and Lincoln county delegations, while Governor Curry and Nathan Jaffa greet arriving delegates.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Ho Andrews
Congress
Cnet
Athens
Albuquerque
Aote
Andrews
New Mexico
Bax
Territoris
Andrewa
Edward A. Mann
Otero
Lincoln County
Santa Fe Central
Curry
Nathan Jaffa
Mann
Mano
Black Eagle of San Miguel County Faces Late Arrival
The Black Eagle of San Miguel county trails with a respectable minority of votes. The van guard of the Spiess party arrived tonight from Las Veras and Heaton, arriving late. many went to bed without speaking.
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San Miguel County
Las Veras and
Heaton
New Mexico Delegations Gather as Andrews Prospects Rise
Colfax, San Miguel and Morae counties rally for Spiess while wings of the Eagle are forecast not to flap on the first ballot. Rio Arriba and Santa Fe counties send uninstructed delegations, with Las Vegas and others due in while Santa Fe hosts a busy preconvention scene. Local leaders like Bursum and Luna shown active as Governor Curry extends hospitality to delegates ahead of district conventions.
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Colfax
San Miguel
Morae
Rio Arriba County
T. D. Burns
Rio Arriba
Andrews
Santa Fe
Max Prost
Santa Fe County
Thomas Benton Cartron
New Mexico
Catron
Tie
Las Vegas
Ternabile
Don Eugenio Remere
Eugenio
Bursum
Mursum
Solomon Luna
Luna
Valencia County
Curry
Sherman Notification to Be Joyous Event
Utica New York August 16 1908 no event in Utica history matches the planned celebration for Tuesday when Congressman James Sherman is formally notified of his Republican nomination for vice president Festivities start at 7 with a nineteen gun salute a parade follows two hours later the notification committee leads a band to Shermans Genesee street home Senator J A Burrows of Michigan chairs the committee and will speak along with Sherman Secretary of State Moot Hamilton College president P B Stryker and Utica Mayor Thoma Wheeler also give addresses A luncheon will follow the ceremonies with invited guests attending.
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Utica
James Sherman
Office of View
Sherman
Genesee Street
J. & Burrows
Michigan
Plate
Willl
Thoma Wheeler
Charles & Rymonds
Citizens
BP, M. Stryker
Hamilton College
Automobile Accident Kills Two Near Vincennes
In Vincennes on August 16 Alonzo McDowell of Preelandseville lost control of his auto and plunged over a high embankment. The seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gottesh Osterhage also died instantly trapped beneath the car. Mrs Osterhage suffered a broken right arm and internal injuries.
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Automohive
Vincinnes
Alonzo McDowell
Preelandseville
Gottesh Osterhage
Dates McDowell
Van Cleave Says Labor Unions Not Outlawed in Debating Platform
President James W. Van Cleave of the National Association of Manufacturers disputes W. J. Bryan’s claims that labor unions are outlawed. He criticizes the Denver platform’s injunction and banking planks as harmful to a broad range of workers and bankers, urging Bryan to provide clear answers on boycott legality and proposed deposit insurer provisions.
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van Cleave
National Manufacturers
Ity Morning Journal
St. Louis
James W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
United States
Clincoln Typographical Union
Megan
Aryan
Iss
Attempt to Curtail Abuse of Fraud Order
Kansas City August 16. An effort to secure a law curtailing the postmaster general power to issue fraud orders against publications will be pressed at the Associated Advertising Clubs of American convention on August 26. Members say the law is a vital need for publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Associated Advertising Clube of
American
Believwe
Walking Delegate Held for Murder in Milk Union Dispute
Chicago August 16 Stephen Sumner business agent of the milk wagon drivers union and two other union officials were held as accessories to an attempted murder. Wirt H Stever a milk dealer was shot in a barn behind his home. Stever allegedly refused to rejoin the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stephen €. Sumner
Milk Wagon Drivers Union
Wirt H. Stever
Stever
Milk Drivers Union
Leprosy case prompts search as Mrs Costa vanishes
In Fall River Massachusetts officials from the local board of health found Mrs Mary Costa who is afflicted with leprosy missing from her home. Family say she fled fearing removal and she is believed to have gone to Providence prompting warnings to authorities there and in other cities.
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Massachusetts
Fall River
Mass
Board of Health
Mary Costa
Aday
Militiamen Called Out in Illinois Capital
Martial law is in effect in Springfield as a strong military force maintains order in the streets. The militia has been mobilized to enforce curfews and security after unrest and disturbances across the city.
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Springfield
Riots and Court Indicate Tense Springfield Race War
Springfield reports two deaths and several injuries from mob clashes as guardsmen quell scattered riots. A court of inquiry found Private Klein acted in duty when restraining youths at Kankakee. calls for possible charges are expected.
Inquest Opens on Victim of BP Deal Melgteaman
Kankakee August 16 coroner continues probe into the fatal stabbing of Karl Nelson aboard a troop train en route to Springfield. Witnesses Anson Arres and Flour Oeborn said a soldier struck Nelson from the rear with a knife or implement like a knife. Arres testified the weapon was about fourteen inches long and that he escaped by jumping from the moving train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Ononille Tomercow
Karl Nelson
Chicago
Springfield
Anson Arres
Flouer Oeborn
Nelson
Gilman
Arres
Four Hundred Colored Infantry Arrive as State Troops
Chicago dispatch reports four hundred members of the Eighth Infantry Tennessee colored troops are designated the only state troops. The announcement notes their unit status and origin, reflecting wartime mobilization and racial naming conventions of the period.
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Chicago
Eighth Infantry
Tn.i
Colored regiment officer comments on Springfield call
In Chicago the colored regiment officers doubt governor will order troops to Springfield. Colonel Marshall and staff say they would respond if called, citing racial prejudice and pride in their unit. He recalls Spanish American War service and asserts the regiment’s strong record.
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Chicago
Springfield
Marshall
Ench
Cuba
Illinois National Guard on duty to quell Springfield riots
Springfield, Aug. 16. The second and seventh infantry regiments and two cavalry squadrons arrived from Chicago and 4,200 guardsmen man the city. Two deaths from Friday and Saturday violence bring total to five. Governors and generals held a council of war to craft a peace plan. Troops posted around the capitol and county jail as authorities urged negro residents to shelter at the arsenal. Many negro families fled or traveled by trolley toward safety.
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Uy Morning Journal
Springfield
Jil
J. J. Kiln
Fifth Tilingis Infantry
Earl Nelson
Kankakee
Wells
Whens
James Miles
Jacob Judson
Ss. EF. High
F. A. Gilford
Scott
Klien
Klineia Central
Nelson
Cooper
Klein
Arsenal
Allen
Spring Streets
Livut
Eddy
Harvard Park
Central
Lis
N. G
First Cavalry
Chicago
National Guard
Mlinois
Eighth Infantry
St. John’s
William Donigan
Frank Delmore
Capitol
Deneen
Young
F. S. Wells
J. B. Sanborn
Sanborn
Seventh Street
Capitol Grounds
State House
Rm PL Wells
Fourth Infantry
Third Infantry
Fifth Infantry
Frank Busch
John Garrity
Dee
Seventh Infantry
Chatham
Here
Negro Pastor Urges Arms As Chicago Negroes Fear Race Outbreak
Five hundred members of Quinn Chapel congregation hear Rev D P Proberts urge arming to defend homes against potential race violence similar to Springfield. He accuses America of cowardice for denying protection to African Americans forty years after slavery. Police chief says outbreak risk in Chicago is remote.
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Chicago
Quinn Chapel
D. P. Proberts
Springfield
America
Chicesego
Troops Sent to Prevent Race War in Arkansas
Jonesboro Ark Aug 16 Governor Pindall was asked to dispatch troops to Truman small town near here to guard Springfield Lumber and Cooperage plant workers and avert clashes between races. Twelve negroes were driven out at gunpoint yesterday in the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Ark
Pindall
Truman
Emuall
Springfield Lumber Company and Cooperage Company
Governor declines to discuss mobilization amid Truman crisis
Little Rock Aug 16 Governor Pindall refused to discuss the request to send troops to Truman. Three companies of state militia will camp here tomorrow and it is believed one company may be sent to Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Pindall
Truman
Angry crowd guards black man after assault in Huntington
A Negro attacker who assaulted a white woman is held under heavy guard in the local lockup after deputies rescued him from a threatening mob. He will be removed from the town stall tomorrow as tensions mount.
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Huntington
Utes Trek Back to Reservation After Long Exodus
The Indian bureau expects arrival of 460 renegade Ute Indians at their Utah reservation after a 600 mile overland march from Sioux lands in South Dakota. Some stragglers dropped out at Fort Robinson. authorities worry about reception and the still unsettled question of work and game laws.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Utah
South Dakota
Fort Robinson
Pointe
Robinson
Bureau
Deaf Mute Killed By Auto In Covington Vicinity
Cincinnati August 16 Ignatz Wandrach a forty one year old deaf mute was instantly killed by an automobile driven by John Rypu the turf man at St Mars cemetery in Lewisburg on the Ot shirts of Covington Ky tonight
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Suto
Cincinnati
Ignatz Wandrach
John Rypu
Bt. Mars
Lewisburg
Covington
Army Officer Murder Preliminary Hearing Delayed
Preliminary hearing for army officer charged with homicide postponed as brothers are arraigned in court and prisoners are held without bail to answer for murder.
Tragic shooting on Long Island yacht raises murder case
Eyewitness accounts detail Captain Peter C. Hains Jr and Thornton J. Hains firing on William E. Annis aboard a sloop near a pier. Annis died after six bullets, as bystanders describe the dramatic confrontation and subsequent arrest in Queens court.
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Morning Journal
New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
United States Army
William EB. Annis
Recreation
Burr McIntosh
Magstrate
Matthew J. Smith
Long Island City
Thornton J. Hains
Peter C. Hains
Flushing
Sonith
Haines
Queens County
Charles H. Roberts
Annis
Thornton Hains
Louis Harwey
Haine
Harway
Hains
Hossgeat
Annie
Aunis
Peter Hai
Peter Haine
Thornton Hanna
Tostay
Thornton J. Hanna
Port
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Owe Teas
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Alps
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Captian Hains
FLOCK
Uncle Sam
William E. Annis
Innocense
Oouma
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