29 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
1
President Taft pens a strong letter to the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee urging unity and harmony after Congress enacts landmark legislation. The document highlights the administration’s push for orderly progress and party cohesion ahead of upcoming political battles.
The Taft administration urges Republicans to unite in the upcoming congressional election. The letter emphasizes allegiance to party principles in the 1908 platform, supports tariff reform, and argues a Republican majority is preferable to a Democratic one. It highlights tariff commission oversight and key laws advancing commerce, revenue, and worker protections.
Theodore Roosevelt rode a 30 mile loop on wiry broncos across Wyoming plains near Cheyenne. He attended church with U.S. District Attorney Tim Hurke, met cowpunchers, and visited Senator Warren’s 40,000 acre ranch before heading by auto to Denver.
Osawatomie Kan August 28 at the Wavefield on the village outskirts where John Brown once led free state men in a famous stand. The scene recalls the antislavery struggle as a century old memory of courage and conflict.
Francis E Wood and former Governor Stover will lead debates on issues of the delegates contest at the Republican club on West Silver Avenue Tuesday night. The session marks the start of the campaign with hopes to push the fight through September 6 as Wood and Stover address party questions against Democrats.
Washington reports radical fort location changes in Arizona and New Mexico. Brigadier General Carl Thomas recommends abandoning Fort Apache and Fort Wingate and establishing new cavalry posts near Douglas Arizona and Albuquerque New Mexico to house headquarters and two squadrons.
Manila reports Japanese consul Iwaya has been summoned to Tokyo and is expected not to return. The move follows alleged ties with radical Filipinos opposed to American rule, stirring American resentment according to dispatches.
Washington reports both the state and war departments declined to discuss Vice-Consul Iwaya recalled from Manila to Tokyo. It is understood Secretary Dickinson had protested past acts by Iwaya, but officials deny requesting withdrawal or disclosing details of the alleged acts.
A distorted text fragment lists party labels and several personal names including Francis Wood Herbert Kaynodtads Prp Wobbelt Nepstor Montoya and Steen an Astaclio Gcutiperez. The legibility is too low to determine a coherent election item or clear outcomes.
Washington aug 28 the united states releases the text of the 1910 treaty by which Korea is fully annexed to the empire of Japan An imperial declaration says reform failed to restore order and that Korea will be governed under Japanese administration with adjusted trade and legal provisions for ten years
The Imperial government announces Korea’s annexation by Japan and the emperor’s pledge to grant titles and honors to Korean royals and heirs. It details legal protections, public service inclusion for loyal Koreans, and a unified registration system for intellectual property across Korea and Japan. Existing US-Japan registrations remain respected in Korea.
Seoul reports Emperor Yi Syek relinquishes sovereignty, transferring power to Japan. The governor general outlines policy for Cho Sen now amalgamated with Japan, promising amnesty for minor offenses, tax relief for the poor, new public works, and religious freedom with safeguards. The proclamation aims to stabilize order and foster prosperity under the new administration.
Tokio reports the official proclamation of Korea's annexation by Japan under the name Cho Sen at 9 am. A bundle of documents outlining the future government of the new colony was released. Sensational newspapers react to the development.
Detroit and Denver lead their classes with about sixty percent population growth. Data shows rapid urban expansion in the Jana period reflected in rising city metrics and development indicators across major metropolitan areas.
Analysis of the thirteenth census reveals growth rates since 1900 favor cities under 60,000. Several large cities like Schenectady and Oklahoma City are excluded from averages due to abnormal gains, while nine cities in the 200,000 to 400,000 range show strong, though uneven, growth.
Pittsburg Kansas conference committee of southwestern field miners votes thirteen to five for open negotiations with operators to draft a contract. Members will meet in Kansas City, then begin talks with operators and seek referendum approval by week’s end, with possible rejection of an arbitrator beyond the contract term.
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