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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
1
A crowded Exposition site hosts crowd pleasers led by Taft hopefuls and outdoor events. Derby Day kicks off with major races and the Glorietta Stake on Friday, while the calendar features Roman races and a monkey drill as the week winds down.
All day crowds flocked to the fair with a busy program including broncho busting, Army drills, Navy horses, and a $400 Albuquerque derby. Fireworks returns, relay races worth $150, and a Glorieta stake race of $1,000 were featured as the week builds to a grand wild west exhibition finale.
All city banks in Albuquerque will close at noon until the exposition ends. Patrons with business are urged to visit in the morning before closing.
The program lists ground openings at 9 00 am with a street parade of Southwestern Traveling Men's association. Events include cattle sales, baseball by United States cavalry bands, the Albuquerque Derby, pace races, infantry exhibitions, running and relay races, carnival attractions, fireworks, and the annual Commercial Club ball.
Bryan proclaims himself a living example of surviving venomous attacks from Republican opponents. He frames his endurance as evidence of steadfast resolve and resilience amid campaign adversity.
W J Bryan addressed a large audience at the Chautauqua auditorium between Tama and Toledo Iowa delivering a vigorous denouncement of Taft and a critique of Republican claims. He warned that Republican policies caused economic distress while Democrats offer prosperity amid artificial conditions.
A feature spotlights Uncle Sam's soldier boys on the drill ground and in yesterday's industrial parade showcasing training, discipline, and wartime mobilization spirit.
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