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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1908
Page
2
Judge Taft spoke in Gary touting tariff protection as essential to the new industrial city built by United States Steel Corp. He dismissed campaign fund doubts as absurd and urged tariff revision in line with Republican aims. The crowd cheered as Taft’s train then departed for New York.
Leanle Oct 24 Uniform marching clubs from Lewis Oneida and Jefferson counties gathered in Herman to honor James S Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate His birthday observance drew voters from Mr Shermans hometown theater audience heard addresses by Sherman who then planned to visit Utica for Sunday with family
In Pittsburgh on October 14 Judge John P Nikin of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court was reached at his home in Indians Pa by telephone. He said he had no statement to make until he had seen the letters and would not comment further.
William A. Stone former governor of Pennsylvania says he has no recollection of receiving certain letters and that Henderson was not appointed to the Supreme bench by him. He notes knowing Judge Morrison for years and that Morrison had a strong judicial record in McKeon and Potter counties. The remarks were made tonight to the Associated Press via W K Hearst.
A speaker recalls appointing a capable man based on his record and notes that letters from Mr Archbold or Mr Hearst would not have changed the decision. He mentions knowing Archbold but cannot recall the referenced letters and asserts his role as governor of Pennsylvania.
The speaker argues against limiting injunctions in labor disputes and defends trial by jury for laboring workers. He claims a majority of Americans share this view, criticizing the president's stance and urging recognition that opposing opinions can be right.
In Susquehanna Pennsylvania crowds greet W J Bryan as his special train arrives. He urges supporters to back a democratic congress and to maximize the democratic vote nationwide to back a possible presidential bid.
W J Bryan warned Narrowburg that New York electoral votes will decide the coming election. He attacked Tafts notification speech and said the Republican record should not be continued due to abuses he claims the party has allowed. He endorsed the Denver platform and emphasized advocacy of reform.
A historical note explains the shift toward electing U S senators by direct vote of the people. It outlines the move from appointment to popular democracy, marking a fundamental change in federal representation and citizen involvement in selecting lawmakers.
Suffern N Y October 24 On his first return visit to New York state W J Bryan speaks to a large crowd urging the election of Chanler the Democratic nominee for governor He addresses charges that he would not give the state candidate loyal support on the stump.
Port Jarvis N Y Oct 24 W J Bryan spoke from the Fowler House porch to a large crowd. He said democrats gain confidence while republicans fear defeat and urged optimism about the 1896 contest noting stronger enthusiasm than before.
A New York City report claims W. R Hearst plans residence in Nevada to run for U S senator in 1910 as a stepping stone to the presidency. The dispatch notes physicians ordered the move and awaits an official edict announcing his intent.
In St. Petersburg on January 24 officers report the supplementary staff of physicians nurses and sanitary inspectors hired during the cholera epidemic have been discharged while declaring the disease entirely under control.
Silas McFarland, consul general at large for the European district, shot himself on a Hamburg to Berlin train. He died almost instantly. Born in 1850 at Mount Pleasant Iowa he had previously edited the Marshalltown Times before entering the consular service. He had been appointed consul general at large June 10, 1908 and left Europe for Washington six weeks earlier to rejoin his wife.
President Roosevelt outlines a proposed Africa hunting trip starting in Alexandria aboard a German liner, proceeding to Mombasa, then Uganda’s plateau for game beyond railway routes. Kermit Roosevelt will be photographer with two National Museum naturalists. natives and guides will aid travel. cargo specimens will go to the U.S. The journey stays in British territory with English support.
New York reports a fresh arrest warrant for Jan Janiff Pouren issued by Judge Holt as Russia seeks extradition on arms murder and robbery charges. State Department dispatches directed his release, but a new warrant requires Pouren to appear before Commissioner Hitchcock under the updated proceeding.
Washington October 24 the president will issue a statement Monday to expand on his stance in the Brownsville affair. He will use the application of Sergeant Mingo Sanders of the Twenty-fifth Infantry, discharged, seeking reinstatement to obtain retired pay. Sanders has almost thirty years in the army.
The president disapproves Sandere’s innocence claim, citing lack of sufficient proof and the three month limit after discharge. A bill to empower reinstatement of Twenty fifth regiment soldiers is pending in the Senate and may pass next session.
US Postmaster General Meyer cables to New Zealand with plans to introduce penny postage. The message reaches Wellington as New Zealand officials and officials in Glasgow record routine academic and commercial notes amid other city items and a casual boxing reference.
A new jewelry outlet by Faeex Jewelry Co with ornate rings in 10 kt and 2 kt gold aims to attract travelers and local shoppers. The Amesbury establishment features varied prices and illustrated circulars promoting permanent business presence despite minimal capital.
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