Albuquerque Republicans Field Winning Municipal Ticket
William W. Strong heads the list of business leaders as the Republican slate for Albuquerque. A. W. Hayden D. H. Boatright B. H. Briggs and J. T. McLaughlin run for City Council while B. A. Sheyster R. W. Hopkins J. C. Rollins and D. S. Rosenwald stand for the Board of Education.
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Albuquerque
William W. Strong
A. W. Hayden
D. H. Boatright
B. H. Briggs
J. T. McLaughlin
B. A. Sheyster
R. W. Hopkins
J. C. Rollins
D. S. Rosenwald
Board of Education
Hayden
4. H. Briggs
Dr Briggs
Neorle
J. T. McLanchilin
Ecounell
Sevsier
Firet Ward
Hile Associates
J. (. Rollins
Relvis
David &. Rosenwald
Rosenwald
Albuquerare
Albuquerque Republicans Nominate Strong City Ticket
In a harmonious convention at Ellis' theater Albuquerque Republicans nominate a strong ticket led by W W Strong for mayor. The slate includes J C Baldridge for treasurer Harry F Lee for clerk and four solid council and school board candidates. The platform emphasizes high license regulation, sewer upgrades, and moral government.
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Albuquerque
Unis City
Ellis’ Theater
W W. Strong
Strong
Republican
George Kiock
J. Baldridge
Baldridge
Harry F. Lee
Lee
George 8. Klock
Kiock
E. W. Dobson
A. Maison
Third Ward
J. ©. Baldridge
B. Ruppe
Alfred Grunsfeld
KE. J. Alger
First Ward
A. W. Hayden
B. A. Sleyster
D. A. Porterfield
Second Ward
G. W. Harrison
Starving Japanese Seamen Rescued Off Alaska Coast
A telegram to the treasury department from Captain Henderson of the cutter Curtis reports eleven starving survivors of the Japanese steamer Satsuma were rescued on the 34th inst along the Alaska coast. The men were saved in Yakutat bay.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Henderson
Curtis
Alaskan
Satsuma
Yakutat Bay
Alleged Attempt to Interfere With Naval Policy Sparks Debate
Allegations ignite a House of Commons dispute over naval policy as Brition and Katoer clash over interference claims. The debate centers on government action and parliamentary response amid rising tensions.
British Outcry Over German Emperors Naval Letter
London dispatch reports British anger after the Times disclosed a private letter from Emperor William to Lord Tweedmouth about naval policy. Parliament rushes to discuss, Asquith explains it was a personal communication and not cabinet policy. Public demands publication of both letters as governments face pressure.
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Morning Journal
London
Emperor William
Kruger
Times
Lord Tweedmouth
Great Britain
Parliament
Lord Tweedmont
House of Commons
Herbert Henry Asquith
Asquith
William
Lincerog Willian
Germany
Sara
England
Edward
Henry Camphbell-Bannerman
Berlin
William Tweedsmouth
The
Daily Telegraph
Lord Tweedsmouth
Chronicle
Daily Chronicle
Foreign Office
the Chronicle
Senator Redfield Proctor Remembered in Vermont Funeral
Thousands gather in Proctor for funeral of Senator Redfield Proctor with a special train, government officials, and the Rutland County Bar as the procession passes under a driving snowstorm to the mausoleum. Stores and schools close as flags fly at half mast in tribute.
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Morning Journal
Proctor
Vermont
Redfield Proctor
Proctor Union Church
Congress
H. H. Seaver
Rutland
Rutland County Bar Association
Grand Army
Vermont Marble Company
Court Approves Bank Liquidation Plan in New York
Justice O Gorman approves a plan to liquidate Oriental Bank with a 4 million dollar loan from Metropolitan Trust to pay depositors. The trust will take over bank assets as collateral. Bank suspended payments January 31 and receivers were appointed February 2 before plan approval.
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New York
Justice O'Gorman
Oriental Bank
Metropolitan Trust Company
Jackson
Justicn O'Gorman
McClellan Mayor Title Challenge Upheld by Court
New York legal ruling reverses appellate division to sustain Justice David, allowing quo warranto probes into McClellan whether he holds the NYC mayoral title. Attorney General Jackson had filed a detailed bill of particulars regarding alleged illegal votes in 1905. Ballot boxes may be opened for examination in the Hearst interests.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
First Department
Vernon M. David
Jackson
George H. McClellan
New York City
McClellan
William R. Hearst
Gary elected U S senator from South Carolina on fourth ballot
March 6 report from Columbia states Frank B. Gary of Abbeville won the United States Senate seat to succeed Asbury C Latimer after a four ballot deadlock. Gary secured 55 votes on the final ballot.
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Lattimers
Columbia
B& C
Frank B. Gary
Abbeville
Asbury C. Latimer
United States
Gary
Clergy Charges Dayton Day for Defaming Roosevelt
Rev. George B. Cooke of Brandon Vermont files defamation charges against Rev. J Rh Day chancellor of Syracuse University alleging Day attacked President Roosevelt in A Raid on Prosperity The charges were referred to Rev Dr R M Waters presiding elder of the New York church conference Cooke notes Day’s university gifts do not excuse his conduct in church duties
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Morning Journal
Brandon
George Bh. Cooke
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Rh. Day
Syracuse University
Day
Roosevelt
R. M. Waters
New York Church Conference
the Methodist Church
Cooke
Chancellor Day
Methodist Church
Dr. Cooke
Mitford
Mass
New England
New York
H. C. Mitchell
Boston University
Mitchell
Mr. Cooke
Parker Bowne
Boston Unversity
James M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
Charges Allege Breach of Church Discipline
In New York on March 6 charges of church discipline are reported against Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University. Day, an ordained Methodist, is said to face a presiding elder hearing led by Dr P M Waters. The allegation cites Day speaking evil of magistrates in violation of Methodist rules. A 1906 interview criticizes President Roosevelt and anarchism, reflected in Day remarks. No officials would discuss the case for publication.
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New York
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Day
Methodist Episcopal Church
P. M. Waters
Yonkers
Methodist Church
Bayling
Roosevelt
White House
Chancellor Day Dismisses Cooke Charges as Merely Political
Syracuse March 6 Chancellor Day rejected charges raised by Cooke as political sparring. He noted Cooke has a habit of accusing others and sent a letter threatening more allegations. Day argued the republic should not be unsettled by personal disputes and that he can defend himself against such charges.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Cooke
Reo
Republic
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Hubbell
Frank A. Hubbell
A. E. Walker
George P. Learnard
E. J. Alger
Dr. H. Boatright
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Democratic Party
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