People’s Party Formed to Back Unified Bernalillo Ticket
Republicans and Democrats of Bernalillo County fuse to back a strong public ticket against Frank A. Hubbell in a bid for legislative and county offices. The fusion creates the People’s Party of Bernalillo County with a broad executive committee and active headquarters in Albuquerque as campaigns gear up for November.
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Bernalillo County
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Bernalillo
Las Vegas
Territorial Democratic Central Committee
Grant
Republican Committee
Neill B. Field
Central Committee
O. N. Marron
Summers Burkhart
BV. Chaves
Bt L. H. Charmberlain
Jodbth S&s. Bea
People’s Party
Kernalllo
New Mexico
People Party
Legislative Council
Joseph Sulzer Vor
House of Represenutatiese
Bernard Thupepe
Vrenelsea Lucero Y Montoya
Com Wisssione
Manuel K. Springer
Policarplo
Jesus Romero
Arthur EK. Walker
Perfecto Armijo
John Rearwen
Sigfried Grunefeld
Schoole
Andrew B. Stroup
Pitt
T Armije
Bernatilio
Labor Council Leader Defends Existence in St Petersburg Trial
M Krustaloff, president of the workers council, testifies at the trial of St Petersburg labor delegates. He argues the council represents 260,000 workers seeking peaceful reforms and places blame on the government for the revolution. Witnesses greet prisoners, and Count Witte is cited as informed of proceedings. The court is expected to condemn six leaders to forced labor.
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Morning Journal
St. Petersburg
Oct. S
Council of Workmen
M. Krustaloff
St Petersburg
Count Witte
Russian Liberal Party Split Deepens in Helsinki Session
In Helsinki the constitutional democrats debate the Viborg manifesto with conservatives wavering. Radical proposals demand acceptance of the Viborg address, risking a party rupture as centrists face pressure and possible defections to the regenerationists.
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Helsingfors
Constitutional Democrats
Viborg
Central Committee
Panama Canal to be Dug by Contract
The Panama Canal will be completed by contract, with a formal statement and contract form to be published soon. President Roosevelt backs the plan after a long talk with Chairman Shonts, signaling contractor efficiency. The shift may affect Chinese labor and Roosevelt’s Isthmian visit plans this fall.
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Panama Canal
Washington, Oct
Roosevelt
Commission
Shonts
Hearst Campaign Attacks Ignite Trust Publish Fight Denial
The article reports Hearst supporters condemning the publishers trust while Bryan praises the campaign for good causes amid denials and attacks. Roosevelt’s Randad speech is cited with government vital policy described as central.
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Hearst Openstaft
Bryan
Recolved 10 Endotrife in Cuba Sends Emissary
A dispatch reports an emissary has been sent to Cienfuegos to seek reconciliation among contending factions in Cuba. The envoy carries instructions to promote peace and end hostilities.
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Cuba
Cienfuegos
Hearst Refutes Labor Claims at Manhattan Campaign
William R Hearst denounces reports he employs Chinese labor and denies any deal with party bosses. He asserts he owns no property in Palermo California and claims he will contribute more to his own campaign than to Cleveland or Bryan efforts. He rejects private promises and accuses papers of falsehoods.
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Morning Journal
New York
William R. Hiearst
Independence League
Democratic
Manhattan
New York City
Mer
Hearst
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
California
Palermo
Cal
Hughes Charges Hearst Papers Tax Evasion in Campaign Speech
Mount Vernon Ohio October rally features Charles I Hughes Republican candidate claiming Hearst newspapers avoid property taxes and pledge to reform corporate practices. He cites insurance handling as proof of sincerity and vows action if elected.
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Mount Vernon
City Opera House
Charles I Hughes
Hughes
Hearst
Vatican organ defends pope amid Clemenceau attack
The Vatican paper in Rome denounces a French speech on church state separation as misfocused and labels the pope a foreign power protector when church interests are threatened. It argues responsibility for civil unrest lies with aggressors of sacred rights, not defenders.
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Rome
Oservatore Romane
Vatican
France
M Clemenceau
Amnesty Proclamation Aims to End Cuban Political Clashes
Provisional Government moves to extend amnesty to all involved in the Villenduas murder and the Guantanamo outrage. Governor Taft dispatches Consul General Steinhart to Cienfuegos to ease factional tensions and seal a fresh start amid rebel returns.
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Morning Journal
Havana
Cienfuegos
Villenduas
I Mancea
Taft
Steinhart
Clenfueges
Sener Villenduas
Santa Clar
Santa Clara
Marine Headquarters
Governor Magn Delayed by Party En Route to Havana
A telegram from General Bell reports a delay in the Washington to Havana journey of Governor Magoon Judge Magoon Mrs Taft Mrs Bacon and others. The steamer left Tampa last night and did not depart until morning so the party will reach Havana tomorrow afternoon.
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Magn
Sph
Washington
State Department
General Bell
Havana
Judge Magoon
Taft
Bacon
Tampa
Disarmament Commission Report Re-arming Militia in Cuba
Militia units in Tunas de Zara Santa Clara Province Cuba were reportedly re armed after leaving Trinidad this morning. The Curtonme collector Lynch sent a telegram noting two hundred militia were re armed. The commission notified Lieutenant Alphonso of the rural guards to restore order in Trinidad.
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Tunas de Zara
Santa Clara Province
Cuba
Trinidad
Curtonme
Lynch
Alphonso
Rural Guards
No Danger of Yellow Fever in Havana Says Major Kean
Major Kean of the medical department states no increase in yellow fever danger in Havana and no special elements of danger. In line with the suggestion, the department resumes publishing the names of yellow fever patients. Also notes foggy weather and the California cruiser trial delayed due to beacon identification failure.
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Havana
Kean
Majo Kean
Santa Barbara
al Fret
Coruiser
California
Large Fire Engulfs Chamber of Commerce Building in LA
A blaze on the east side of Broadway between First and Second streets in Los AngelesStudio Chamber of Commerce building caught fire on the top floor. A third alarm was sounded and about half a dozen companies stood by. Flames spread to the roof but, so far, remain confined to the upper story.
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Los Angeles
Oct. S
Chamber of Commerce
Broadway
First
Interstate Commerce Hearings On Tariff Filing Rules
Washington hear a day long IC C session with rail carriers on tariff filing requirements and clarity standards. Commissioners plan a formal order detailing independent schedules uniformity and terminal charge disclosure, inviting written comments while carriers propose practical reforms.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Com plaint Filed Over Hog Shipments Rates
The Cleveland Provision Company sues the Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania and Erie railways plus others before the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging combined hog shipment rates into Cleveland and boxed meat rates out of Cleveland are unreasonably high compared with upstream routes, harming western shipments.
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Washington
Oct
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland Provision Company
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Erie Company
Discharge of Union Man Leads to Indictment
Evanelle Indiana dispatch worker Kemper was indicted by a federal grand jury in Springfield for allegedly discharging a telegraph operator before the operator joined the telegraphers union. Deputy U S Marshal Charlie Johan arrested Kemper on the indictment.
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Evaneville
Ind
Naval court martial results in acquittal
Washington D C today approved the findings of the court martial that acquitted Captain Samuel Comry who faced charges from the July 2 collision between the Alabama and Illinois off Brenton's Reef Rhode Island. Lieutenant Alfred W Pressey, deck officer, was also acquitted.
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Washington
Det
Beertary Newberry
Navy Department
Samuel Comry
Alabama
Illinois
Brenton's Reef
Rhode Island
Comly
Alfred W. Pressey
Bryan Campaign Swing in Kansas Highlights Bipartisan Hope
William J Bryan spoke in Fort Scott and Pittsburg Kansas praising a growing spirit of less partisan politics. He credited President Roosevelt with reforms and dismissed railroad ownership as a reform aim while noting earlier ridicule from Democrats and Populists.
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Kansas
Roosevelt
Bryan
Congress
Pittsburg
Kas
William J Bryan
Bomb attack targets Russian general in Sebastopol
An explosion struck Major General Dumbadze as he rode toward Brest regiment barracks in Sebastopol. He was lightly wounded, his coachman and two orderlies were seriously hurt, and troops searched nearby houses for suspects. The incident follows a prior July 19 assault on Dumbadige after a court martial.
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Sebastopol, Get. &S
Dumbadse
Brest
Dumbadge
Black Sea
Rebatopel
Dumbadige
Washington Withdraw Coal Lands From Entry
Secretary Hitchcock announced plans to withdraw coal lands from entry after a forthcoming proclamation. A Geological Survey investigation will determine which lands truly contain coal deposits, and noncoal lands will be restored to entry. The withdrawals will cover lands across several western states.
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Washington
Met
Hitchcock Todas
Geological Survey
Hitchcock
No Party Lines In Recent Legislation In Massachusetts
The Massachusetts republican club dinner at Symphony Hall ratified Governor Curtis Guild Jr and state ticket nominees. Speeches by Senator Lodge and Senator Beveridge attacked radicalism in the Democratic party, praised the pure food and inspection laws, and supported bipartisan approval of key measures including the irrigation law and the inland revenue, with emphasis on stable government and independence.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Republican Club
Symphony Hall
Curtis Guild, Jr
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Senator Lodge
Senator Crane
Hearst
New York
Moran
Democratic Party
Bryan
Party of Opposition
Beveridge
Peveridge
Nerest
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People's Party
LABOR
Workingmen's Council
Liberal Party
the Morning Journal
Government Vital
Publishers’ Trust
Saratoga
Vatican Organ
Ohio Town
Columbus, O
Columbus Board of Education
Provisional Government
Fort Scott
William J. Bryan
Southern
Atlanta
Tia
Southern Railway
McConnell
Machinists’ Union
The
Insoe
Philippines
Lcen
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