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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

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Vanderbilt Cup Race Sets New American Speed Record

George R Robertson won the 258 mile Vanderbilt Cup in a Locomobile, achieving a new American road racing speed record while 20,000 spectators braved showers and a slippery course. The race ended before all finishers completed the full distance amid crowd interference and several disqualifications or retirements.

George R Robertson America Herbert Lytle James Florida Strang Renault Foxhall Keene Mercedes Mathewson Kyall Chadwick Haupts Hotchkies Kilpatrick Patechek Acme Matheerm Chevrolet Thomas

Bryan landslide forecast swells for 1908 election

National Chairman Mack predicts Bryan will win at least 301 electoral votes, with a broad western to eastern landslide. He cites reports from multiple states including New York New Jersey Connecticut and Idaho and notes Republican majorities eroding.

Mack W. J. Bryan Bryan Ryan Atlantic Solid South Maryland New York New Jersey Connecticu Idaho Montana Colorado Nevara Nevada Indiana Ohio Delaware Kansas South Dakota Roosevelt Empire State Connecticut Robertson West Virginia du Pontiem Illinois Taft Pacific Coast Oregon South Nebraska

Democratic Campaign Fund Still Swelling

Chicago on October 24 reports nineteen contributors to the presidential campaign fund. Names include H. F. Brapel of Missouri, Hubert W. Speer, Mrs. M. P. Steele, Crescent City Port Pilots, and others from Maryland to New York with gifts ranging around 100 dollars.

Chicago Committee of One Baltimore Meridian Bryan and Kern Club Meridian Misa H. F. Brapel Missouri Central Democratic Club Tennessee J HM. Bankhead Alabama Hubert W. Speer M. PF. Steele Colorado William M. Brown M. F. Bingham M. F. Maloney Illnois Crescent City Port Pilots New Orleans Frank J. Looney H. B. McMurray Louisiana George F. Washburn Massachusetts Charles R. Slight Michigan Daniel Rheehan J. B. Schwarzabach New York G. W. Abell South Dakota A. L. Childress

Quebec Village Doomed by Bush Fires Near La Chute

A Quebec village Bt. Mitchel de Wentworth about fourteen miles north of La Chute faces destruction as bush fires rage for three days and close in to within a mile of Mc Faule' Camp on the village edge.

Quebec la Chute Bt. Mitchel de Wentworth Mc Faule

Healey Wins National Women's Golf Championship

In Washington on October 24 Miss Katherine C Healey of Fall River Mass won the women's national championship in a sensational final defeating Mrs He Polhamus of the Richmond County club Staten Island by six up and five to play

Washington Katherine C. Healey Fall River Mass Harley He Polhamus Richmond County Club Staten Island

Roosevelt and Bryan Campaign Schedule and Fund Update

The article details William Jennings Bryan planned stump visits in Paterson Ohio Indiana and Chicago with a Madison Square Garden speech and a 2 am City Hall Park address by the Night Workers' League. It also notes campaign fund additions to Herman Ridder including Archibald McNeill and John T. McGraw and reports no predictions from Republican HQs as Taft prepares stops in New Haven Port Chester Brooklyn and Manhattan with college meetings and speakers such as Frank B. Black Dolliver Wetmore and Straus.

Brooklyn Carnegie Hall Manhattan Thomas L. Hisgen John T. Graves C. J. Shearn Mr. Hearst Carnegie Hisgen Hearst Standard OW Company Cleveland Standard OI Paynes Willam M. Whitney Calvin 8. Brice Sibley Standard Hanna Oil Company Roosevelt Mr. Cleveland Mark Hanna dGiovernor Stone Pennsylvania John D Archbold Standard Oil Company Morrison Mee Keen Supreme Court Stone John Henderson Mendvville John PP Elkin John PD. Archbold Elkin House Senate Independence Party Standard Oil Bryan Mack Paterson Ohio Indiane Chicago Gompers Knox Madison Square Garden W. J. Bryan Night Workers’ League City Hall Park Herman Ridder National Campaign Committee Republican New York Republican National Hitchcock Taft New Haven Port Chester Frank &. Black Dolliver Iowa Edmund Wetmore John L. Griffiths Straus Department of Commerce and Labor Speecs Gary Ind W. H. Taft Indiana Harry Judge Taft Hoosier Art Pryen Greenfield South Bend Fort Wayne Hemenway McKinley James Lennon Elkhart Ann Arbor Judge Rock Brotherhood Lakeshore Toledo Lennon Jude Taft

Worse Dealings With Brokers Bared In Court

In New York a courtroom focus on Charles W. Morse and ties to the National Bank of North America, with testimony detailing large checks and stock transfers through brokers Alfred Loeb & Co and others. Bank records show mounting overdrafts and daily notes to cover checks as the trial progresses with director Rehwab to return next Monday.

New York Ocer Charles W. Morse National Bank of North America Morse H. PD. Curtis United States Court Hough Tions Joseph J. McCann Arthur Lippen & Co J. L. Adeliph Alfred Shurdie Albert Loeb & Co Loeb & Co J. F P. Carroll Consolidated Gas Delaware and Hudson Moxey National Bank of North American Murase Charles M. Behwab Schwab Rehwab

Bryan Draws Huge Crowds in Empire State Tour

W J Bryan tours New York state attracting large workingmen crowds in Port Jervis Binghamton Oswego and Waterville. He urges voters to back the democratic ticket and Lewis Chanler for governor while criticizing Taft and Gov Hughes on insurance limits and trusts amid a busy rail journey.

Morning Journal Elmira W. J. Bryan Empire State Port Jarvis Binghamton Oswego Waverly Mr. Bryan Jersey City Bryan New York State Democratic Committee Paterson N. J Taft New York Lewis Chanler Goshen Hughes Democratic Party Hancock Ryan Erie

Bryan speech at Princeton on labor question Wrighting

William J. Bryan addressed a large crowd in Princeton New Jersey on October 24 focusing on labor issues He criticized the presidents stance on labor and urged a labor representation in government cabinet noting many Americans diverge from the presidents view He warned against creating a federal labor department without proper alignment to right principles Continued on Page 2 Column 2

Princeton William J. Bryan Labor Bee

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