Andrews Wing Republican Nomination For Congress On First Ballot
Santa Fe August 18 William H Andrews was chosen as the Republican candidate for delegate to Congress on the first ballot with sixteen of the 180 votes. Spiess and Mann received 44 and 26 votes respectively in a decisive convention that highlighted renewed party energy and statehood stakes for New Mexico.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
William H. Andrews
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Charles A. Spiess
Las Vegas
Edward A. Mann
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Andrews
Charles A Spiess
Judge Mann
Albuquerque
Congress
Mr. Spiess
Mani
Catron
Davies
Torrance
Lwohy
San Miguel
Crampton
Colfax
Ueochieve
Friends of
Andrews Candidacy Would Have Failed. But Mr Andrews
Klock
Spiess
Committee On
Lana
Central Committee
New Mentieo
George S. Klock
Prince
Rio Arriba
New York
Bernalilio
Curry
Luna
Valencia
Jose D. Lena
Cheorge W. Armijo
Nestor Montoya
Bernalillo
Isidora Arimijo
Dona Ana
C. V. Safford
Couidalupe
Morse
Santa Rosa
Guadalupe County
San Miguel-Quay- Guadalupe
Guuadalupe County
San Miguel County
Quay County
Joint Counsels Convention
San Migruel
Quay
Guadalupe
Territorial Committee
Guadaloupe
Sec
Convention in Detail Opens Under Bursum in Session
The territorial central committee gathers in the convention hall at 10 o clock with delegates and spectators. Governor George Curry seated from Lincoln moves that the committee proceed with routine business.
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Territorial Central Committee
H. O Bursum
House of Representatives
George Curry
Lincoln
CVAND Retires After Half Century in Navy
End of long and honorable career finds "Fighting Bob" Cvand retired after fifty years of service in the Navy. His health is good and he expects to live many more years.
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CVAND
HALE
NAVY
Bob
Mr. Smiley
Dave
James M. Taylor
Retirement Honors for Fighting Bob Evans at Mohonk
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans retires from active duty on his 62nd birthday at Mohonk Lake. Admirers flood the hotel with telegrams while Evans plans to write naval articles and join the general board. speakers praise his career and urge a strong navy to safeguard peace and trade globally.
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Luke Monhonk
N. Y
Robley BD. Evans
United States Navy
Washington
Hfe
Octeber
General Board
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
United States
Japan
China
Pacific
Atlantic
Globe
Mountain Hotel
Santiago
Albert K. Smiley
J. Edward Symonds
New York
Admiral Evans
Symonds
Evans
Ryans
Temple of Peace
Mohonk Society of Peace
Rob Evans
Philippines
Panama
Hawaii
Cuba
Porto Rico
Europe
Orient
British Isles
Notification quiet reign Geremaned at Utica
Utica N Y Aug 18 The last formal ceremony launching the republican national ticket of 1908 was held as Representative James Sherman was tendered and accepted the vice presidential nomination He pledged to the Chicago platform Taft Cincinnati speech Roosevelt policies and tariff reform He received a gold lined loving cup from colleagues in the house and telegrams from Taft and Cincinnati Mayor messages followed the event lasting just over two hours.
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Mr. Symonds
Admiral Evana
Symonds
Oyster Bay
Robbey D. Evans
T Holt
Farragut
Moane
Maccollan
Suex
Evans
United States Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Edward Symonds
Lake Mohonk Mountain House
Mohonk Lake
N.Y
James
Maessmite
Atlantic
J. Pillsbury
Albert K. Smiley
Lake Mohonk
Taylor
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
Morning Journal
Utica
N. Y
James Schootcraft Sherman
Chicago
Taft
Cincinnati
Rosevelt
Sherman
Roosevelt
Stryvan
Republican Party
Democratic
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Union
Bryan
Root
Eulbe
Stryker
Hamilton College
Thomas Wheeler
CS. Symmonds
National House of Representatives
James 8. Sherman
Serena Payne
New York
Sherman Lawn
Genessace Street
Goethals Sees Five Year Panama Canal Completion
Colonel Goethals In charge of the Panama project expects completion within five years at lower cost than expected. He plans to meet Secretary Wright in September and discuss next year’s estimates, with a stop at Oyster Bay to confer with the president before congressional inspections in November. He aims to return to Panama and later travel to Washington again during the winter session.
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Washington
Ang
Panama Canal
Goethals
Wright
Isthmus
Congress
Colonel Goethals
Oyster Bay
Panama
Seselon
Race clash halts work in Telingis coal mines in Springfield
White and black miners in Springfield NL face work stoppages at Woodside and Tuxhorn mines as fear of underground violence grows. About 500 workers, 150 covered, are affected. Union leader President Clark reports no confirmed clashes but notes heightened nerves and safety concerns amid rioting on prior nights.
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Morning Journal
Springfield
Deneen
Werner
Reece
Young
Scott
Foster
Wells
Woodside
Tuxhorn
State Federation
United Mine Workers of America
Sangamon
Long
Lieutenant Ridgely
First Infantry
John Canfield
Harry F. Kramer
Canfield
Kramer
Woodside Union
Clark
Pridsy
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Dye
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Jose J. Sena
Mara
Buita Fe
Otero
North Country
Bursum
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