Republicans Win Uncontested Delegates in Bernalillo County
The largest delegate vote in Bernalillo County history was cast for Republican delegates for the county convention to nominate candidates for legislative and county offices. Precincts 12 and 26 reported high turnout with minimal ballot defects, and all city precinct delegates list extensive names. The convention aims to select Republican nominees with no opposition in the primary, signaling strong party engagement ahead of November.
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Bernalillo County
Lst
Ellis
Ord
Albuquerque
Beck
Taft Campaigns Through Newark Wilmington and Baltimore
Baltimore dispatch reports Taft touring Newark Elizabeth and Baltimore with large crowds. He attacked Bryan stressing Republican achievements from the gold standard to the Dingley tariff and Cuban aid, touting the Panama Canal and opposing trusts while defending capital combinations for lawful purposes.
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Morning Journal
Baltimore
Bryan
Taft
New York City
Empire State
Newark
Wilmington
Elizabeth
Delaware
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Porto Rico
Philippines
Bnngkeh
Charles V
Pacific
Mr. Taft
Busines
Tat
Mula
Goulds Withdraw From Control as Rockefeller Names Future Heads
Colorado Factor and Iron Company adopts expansion to supply rail and railroad supplies west of the Missouri River and coal, with John D. Rockefeller asked to name future managers. New board includes Gates Hawles McClement Murphy Gould Harriman Ward Jefferey Cooper Bowers. President Wellborn leads alongside L. Mower and Beaman. L. M. Bowers chairs the executive board.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colorado Fact and Iron Company
Missouri River
Gould
John D. Rockefeller
Frederick T. Gates
Edwin Hawles
WW McClement
J Murphy
George J. Gould
Harriman
Willard P. Ward
KB. T. Jefferey
H K. Cooper
J. M. Bowers
New York
J. H. Wellborn
JC. Meaman
J. A. Writer
J. FP. Wellborn
L. Mower
Beaman
L. M. Bowers
Mr. Wellborn
Federation Speakers Head to Ohio Campaign Tour
organizers of the American Federation of Labor are sent to Ohio to boost the political campaign. Secretary Morrison states additional organizers join those already there and that labor representatives in every city across the state are active, representing central bodies in the drive.
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Washington
Ohio
Anmerican Federation of Labor
Morrison
Federation
Fires rage on mountains near Reading with Mount Penn covered
Reading Pennsylvania Oct 19 fires sweep east to north of the city engulfing the Blue Mountains and Mount Penn in smoke. State police battle the flames as firefighters struggle to control the large blaze threatening the area.
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Reading
Eut
Mount Penn
Blue Mountains
Floods Halt Arkansas River Traffic At Lamar Colorado
Santa Fe station reports delays due to Arkansas river floods stalling five westbound trains near Lamar Colorado. One eastbound helper from Ta Junta arrived around midnight. delays may extend beyond 24 hours as the river rises and bridges require replacement.
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Santa Fe
Arkansas River
Lamar
Colo
Ta Junta
la Junta
Arkansas
Hatfield Habeas Corpus Hearsay Near Sherman
The habeas corpus petition for Wm. Hatfield was heard in the district court in Sherman Texas. Hatfield seeks release to avoid being sent to San Jose California where he is believed to be J C Dunham who killed six persons years ago.
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Sherman
Texas
Wm. Hatfield
Hatfield
Kinfreyd
San Jose
Cal
J. C. Dunham
Taft Tariff Revision Aims at Equal Protection
The speech outlines a Republican plan to revise the tariff toward a balance that protects domestic industries while lowering rates overall. It emphasizes three cost factors material labor and capital return, with adjustments to prevent harm to legitimate industries. It also notes campaign fund skepticism and a conference result affecting candidate itineraries.
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Republican Party
I&n Honest
Thoorough
Perons
Canstilate
Hitech“ek Wi
Connecticut
New York
Fires Leave Michigan Towns Silent as Lake Huron Shore Fights Blaze
Northern Michigan faces massive forest fires with hundreds homeless. Dozens of children missing after schools closed and towns like Pulaski and Krakow suffer burns along Lake Huron shore. Rescue pumps ordered, funds rise, and communications remain strained amid ongoing evacuations.
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Pulaski
Krakaw
Presque Tale
Lake Huron
Krakow
Grand Lake
Detroit and Mackinac Wallroadie
Grice Harbor
Huron
Detroit Gid Mackin Keltroad Ony
Telleg Fund
Sipeisa
Forest Fires Threaten Vermont and Massachusetts Timberlands
Fires raged across the Herkehive Mounted Meghan area in Western Massachusetts and the foothills of the Rangeland range in South Vermont. The blazes burned thousands of acres of timber lands with high flames threatening rail lines and railway operations near the Vermont hills, as crews monitor dangerous conditions and possible train interference.
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Milem
Meghan
Massachusetts
Ieen Movuntuin Range
Vermount
Vitchburg Division
Boston and Maine Railroad
Tupger
Bryan Bryan’s Nebraska Visit Sparks Presidential Debate
W J Bryan arrives in Chicago after a long statewide tour amid large crowds and energetic demonstrations. He criticizes Republican funding of campaigns, predicts victory, and stresses labor representation in government as he travels to Indiana and Louisville with sixteen speeches across Illinois and Missouri.
Sherman and Kern Rally Audience in Majestic Theater
Town residents packed the Majestic theater to hear J W Kern, the Republican vice presidential candidate, argue against anti-trust policies while Sherman attended the event as his opponent. The gathering drew a large crowd in Humb ere.
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Sherman
Majestic Theater
J. W. Kern
Gus Rogers Veteran Comedian Dies in New York
New York date line reports Gus Rogers of the Rogers brothers stage team died late today from appendicitis after a long battle with illness. He suffered a 1907 appendix attack in Chicago but refused surgery and resumed acting before falling ill in Utica three weeks ago. He and brother Max rose from Austin and Stone's Music Hall to vaudeville and Klaw & Erlanger stagings. Rogers valued at about £300,000 with theater property assets in New York City.
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New York
Gus Rogers
Rogers Brothers
Rogers
Chicago
Utica
N. Y
Max
Gus
Austin and Stone
Music Hall
Klaw & Erlanger
Rogers Prothers
London
Fight to remove Harry Thaw to testify in Pittsburgh
Special wire report covers a bankruptcy hearing in which the fate of bringing Harry K. Thaw to Pennsylvania to testify is debated. Justice Young reserved ruling on jurisdiction versus transfer to Archibald and on Thaw’s presence, with New York attorney Anna Bird Gardiner arguing Thaw’s insanity and prior asylum detention negate his ability to testify or file.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Justice Young
District Court
Young
Archibald
O. Scranton
Europe
Anna Bird Gardiner
State of New York
Pennsylvania
Gardiner
Thaw
Suppres Court of the
United States
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New York
Alee
Cuban Official Seized in Havana Bank Fund Embezzlement
Miguel De La Torre, collector of internal revenue for Havana, was arrested in Thiet on October 9 charged with embezzling 195000 dollars from his department.
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Thiet
Havana
Miguel de la Torre
Tornadoes and Cloudburst Ravage Clayton New Mexico
Four people died and about twenty were injured as a tornado and cloudburst struck Clayton New Mexico. The Union county courthouse and many residences were wrecked leaving the town without water or electricity. Telegraph lines were down and service to Dover was restored only by morning.
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Court House
Morning Journal
Clayton, N. M
Clayton
Union County
Dowver
Colorado and
Southern
Ligue
Folsom
Cimarron
Colorado and Southern
Colorado Storm Claims Victims Across State
Six accidental deaths are traced to a fierce Colorado showstorm Saturday night into Sunday. Seven people were seriously injured in railroad collisions and live-wire accidents. Victims include Joseph Henry, Jo McCloskey, Lizzie Winston, August Garsch, Leonhard Banker, and Henry T. John from nearby towns and rail lines.
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Colorado
Denver
Besdes
Joseph Henry
J O J. McCloskey
Laoobsville
Mis
Lizzie Winston
Fort Collins
August Garsch
Longmont
Leon
Tornado damages Union Pacific work train near Sherman
In Cheyenne Wyoming on October 19 two laborers were killed and twenty eight others injured when a Union Pacific work train derailed after a small tornado blew the caboose off an embankment thirty miles west of the city. Traveling Auditor Bumption survived with minor injuries aboard the caboose. A relief train with physicians was dispatched to aid the injured.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Sherman
Here
Caboore
Union Pacific Railroad
Hindus protest deportation to British Honduras in Canada
Hindus in Victoria object to deportation to British Honduras and sent a telegram to the India secretary and a copy to Sir Wilfrid Laurier. They say Sikhs in Victoria oppose removal to Honduras and would rather stay in Canada or return to India if forced to leave.
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Vancouver
Victoria
British Honduras
Te For
India
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
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Chas Glover
Edward Pinney
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Harry Thaw
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Thomas Downs
John Byrne
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