Record Breaking Crowd at the Exposition Grounds
A record crowd fills the exposition grounds for the Brigade Review of United States troops. Soldier boys are set to play prominent roles in the remaining exposition days. Today features a racing program with relay races as the main event.
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United States
Albuquerque
Thomas
Hearn
1St Infantry
Traveling men and cattle growers still to come
Albuquerque exposition draws large crowd despite holiday. Brigadier General Thomas reviews troops as crowds enjoy bands, races, and a showcase exhibit program. Upcoming events include traveling men day, a cattlemen convention, and a Navajo fire dance finale.
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Nual
West Central Avenue
Trinidad
Clifton
Sellers
Exposition Grounds
Albuquerque
Knights of the Grip
Southwest
Cavalry Drill and Guard Mount at Luna Park Camp
Visitors invited to witness the Cavalry drill and other athletic features at Luna Park camp. Guards mounted at 11 o clock. mornings open to the public between 9 and 10 o clock Friday and Saturday events.
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Luna Park
Taft Campaign Stops Stir Missouri and Kansas
Morning Journal reports Taft spoke in Kansas and Missouri with thirteen Missouri appearances, eight delayed stops, and strong Aryan-tinged receptions. He argued tariff styles affect farm prices and praised Republican revisions, while critics labeled him a target for Cannon and Sherman. In Nebraska Bryant drew vast crowds in Havelock with torch-lit demonstrations and sharp attacks on Cannon and Tutt.
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Morning Journal
Macon
W. H Taft
Kansas
Missouri
Ths Place
Taft
Ant
Lincoln
Lincoln Home Guards
Denver
Cannon
Sherman
Tutt
Bryan
New York
Beveridge Urges Big Navy to Secure Pacific Power
Indiana Senator Albert J. Beveridge told a Seattle audience that the United States must build a large navy to match Pacific strength. He argued Great Britain Germany France and Japan all pursue naval power and that America should lead for peace and warning against potential foes.
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Morning Journal
Seattle
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Beveridge
Republic
Pacific
Atlantic
New England
Senate
America
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Germany
England
France
Bragi
Japan
Hague Tribunal
Justice for Indian lands prompts call to cancel lease
An open letter from Governor C N Haskell to President Roosevelt questions the July 1906 lease of 650000 acres of Osage lands to the Prairie Oil and Gas company and outlines alleged improprieties, including prior Washington leases and alleged failures to grant Osage representatives a hearing.
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Oklo
R Roosevelt
C. N. Haskell
Osage
Prairie OU and Gas Company
Haskell
Indian Territory
Standard i Company
Orage
Washington
Edward B. Fpoeter
Indiana
Poster
Maskell
Congress
Mouse - Welt
Guffey
Burnedale
Pennsylvania
Standard of
Oeage Indian
Stamford Oil
Municipal Woodmen Day and Exposition Activities Schedule
The program lists Mount Dern Woodmen Day events at Luna Park with drills, a guard mount at military camp, carnival attractions, and horse racing at Exposition grounds. A Grand Navajo Indian fire dance is also slated, with various races and purses throughout the day. Visitors may watch guard mounts and early drills, and the expo features multiple athletic events and Indian performances.
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Tiuard Mount
C Military Camp
Guard Mount
Exposition Grounds
Grave Charge and Third Term Talk Rattle European Courts
Longworth cited by Bryan supporters as proof Roosevelt seeks 1916 White House bid. Ottawa? The piece notes Keron attacking Roosevelts and praising Bryan while discussing Balkan tensions and looming Bosnian and Pern? gova statutes amid rumors of potential war and Turkish caution.
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Debal
Caroline
Coneroeman
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Bryan
Ryan
Kern
France mediates peace under Berlin treaty plan in Near East
Paris dispatch reports France proposes to mediate between Turkey and Bulgaria to curb war risk. France England Russia and possibly Italy back a unified effort and an international conference to revise the Berlin treaty. Bulgaria favored war, while Turkey may fear loss of prestige amid Young Turk and military pressures.
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Tiyneve
Bulgaria
Czar
Austria Hungary
Perdinand
Bosnia
Pernegovia
Borcone
Lonedon
Morning Journal
Paris
France
Turkey
Pinehon
M. Iswolsky
Naoum Pasha
England
Russia
Italy
Berlin
Constantinople
Young Turks
Great Britain
Museia
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Tals
Loye
Press Reactions on Bulgaria Independence and Bosnia Annexation
The Prussian and Russian press condemn Prince Ferdinand's action as ill advised but accept Bulgaria's independence as a fact. Milukoff labels the monarch a traitor to the Slav cause for ceding Bosnia to Austria, while von Acherenthal argues annexation required Bulgarian action. Novoe Vremya and Nevoe Vremya offer differing views on the Turkish and Austrian implications.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Paul Milukoff
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Bosnia
Baron von Acherenthal
Keracgeovinia
Nevoe Vremya
Turkey
Novoe Vremya
Austria
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