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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
1
Nobody Wants Job of Running for Delegate
Santa Fe convention endorses joint statehood and backs Hagerman era reforms while struggling to nominate a delegate to Congress. Delegates adjourn after a long secret caucus with no candidate, amid strong support for joint statehood and calls for territorial reform and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Hagerman
Morning Journal
Democratic Territorial Convention
Congress
A. B. Renehan
Charles F. Easeley
N. Marron
A. A. Jones
Twelve Die In Canadian Pacific Train Collision at Azilda
Twelve people were killed and twelve injured in a head on collision near Sudbury as a harvester's train was struck by an express train at Azilda. The crash affected a colonist sleeping car. cause and casualty details were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Canadian Pacific
Azilda
Harvester
Enine
Ohio Republicans Clinch State Legislative Committee Chair
Dayton Sept. 12 In the off year for state elections Ohio Republicans won a hot campaign over the chairman selection of the state legislative committee. Senator Dick kept his prestige by defeating Burton and Daugherty on endorsement and policy, while a minority report stalled tariff revision and primary voting planks. Foraker asked Burton to endorse Dick unanimously. Burton declined, ending the moment without further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Central Committee
Rafael Romero
Mora County
Antonio Joseph
Ojo Caliente
SS. Bateman
Roswell
Congress
Stewars
AL. &. Bateman
Crist
Mally
Tregan
Thirty-Sienth Legislative Assembly
Hagerman
National Forest
Eleetlion
Dayton
Ohio
United States
Foraker
Senate
Burton
Harry M. Daugherty
Cleveland
Senator Foraker
Mr. Burton
Convention opens in Dayton as 962 delegates meet
The Republican state convention opens in Welfare Hall Dayton with 962 delegates. Governor Andrew Harris elected permanent chairman and J R Mallory secretary. Dick Gilson named sergeant at arms amid factional tensions likely to produce bitter nominations. Taft expected to be endorsed for president. Welfare Hall, owned by National Cash Register, becomes focal point and draws union opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton. Otero
J. L. Lawson
Byron Sherry
Quay
F. ©. Matthewson
C. C. Davidson
Rico Arriba
Henry Grant
Frank Lopez
Sandoval
J. W. Sullivan
A. C. de Baca
San Juan
William Butler
M. D. Taylor
San Miguel
E. V. Long
BE. C. de Baca
Santa Fe
A. B. Renehan
M. Garcia
Sierra
William S. Hall
Thomas Murphy
Soc
Crist
Territorial Committee
A. A. Jones
Las Vegas
Republican Trust
New Mexico
Committee On
C.H. Crist
Territorial
Charlies F. Eastey
L Hunick
Seferino Martinez
A.&. Bateman
W. F. Delger
E. A. Sayre
Eduardo Martinez S. Lindauer
J. F. Conner
J. P. Chene
Davdidson
Samuel Ebre
Hudspeth
A. Mahoney
W F P. Kuckenhe
Eatel Romero
Oliver M Laeenone
J. Crist
J. W Pated
A BR. Renehan
W. S&s
Hone Sail
Meliton Cienzales
J Bo Lusk
Howell Ernest
WD. Wasson
Batemar I. Lind
Dayton
Myron Herrick
Andrew Harris
J. R. Mallory
Dick Gilson
Dick-Foraker
Taft
Welfare Hall
National Cash Register Company
Men's Welfare League
Coshh Register
Thes Hall
Columbus
Senator Foraker
Senator Dick
Roosevelt
San Francisco Bank Run and Hibernian Losses
San Francisco reports a bank run on the Hibernian bank with deposits drawn mainly by small savers. other banks offer help but it is declined as the institution can meet an immediate thirty million dollar demand. In Manila, Pulajanes attack a detachment of the Twenty fourth Infantry after punishment for an earlier killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Laecamanelera
Hibernis
Hibernian
San Francinco
Wall Street
Manila
Treadwell
Philippin F Coulr
Hearst Nominated by Independence League Amid Rowdy Inauguration
New York September convention erupts in noise as William Randolph Hearst is nominated for governor. Other ticket members include Lewis Bruy vesant Chanter for lieutenant governor and John S. Whalen for secretary of state amid tumult and shouted support. The report notes the league rejected delaying nominations and praises Americanness and fair count themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Independence League
Willam KR. Hearst
League
Clarence Shearn
Committee On
Norman Mack
W. J. Conners
William Randolph Hearse
Lewis Bruyvesant Chanter
Duchess
John 8. Whalen
Monroe
George A. Falles
Jefferson
C. H.W. Auel
Erie
Frank L. Gettman
Tompkins
John Ford
Chanter
Wiliam Astor Chanter
John Winthrow Chanter
John Jacob Astor
Whalen
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
Grond Knight
Knights of Columbus
Hearst
Hearst Himeelf
Dewndence
Lisa
Hiret
Russian forces seize Japanese crew after Kamchatka clash
San Francia reports that peace exists between the two nations but fishing tensions flare. A battle near the Kamopatka river ends with Russians repelling Japanese attackers who had seized a river station on Ozernaya. The Dora Drum arrived with word of the encounter and the Japanese were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francia
Kamopatka Penineut
Dora Drum
Okhoteh Sea
Ozernaya
Secretary Oliver to Visit Port Riley for Destruction Camp Survey
Acting Secretary of War sub chief of the Bureau of Military Affairs will depart tonight for Port Riley Kansas to inspect the destruction camp at the post. He is to be accompanied by Captain Michie of the General Staff. General Oliver has observed maneuvers at Mount Gretna for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Riley
Mount Gretna
Reptife
Oliver
Bureau of Military Affairs
War Department
Kas
Michie
General Staff
Bryan greeted by throngs in Louisville Kentucky
William J. Bryan arrived in Louisville to a warm, spontaneous reception with thousands on the streets and 12,000 at the armory. He was welcomed by Henry Watterson and addressed a large southern gathering including Kentucky and Indiana citizens, with Carmack and Stone among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
South
William J. Bryan
City
Armory
Bryan
Stutill
Kentucky
Democracy
Indiana
Henry Watterson
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
W. J. Stone
Missouri
Watterson
Mr. Watterson
Bryan clarifies stance on government rail ownership in address
Louisville Sept 12 WilIiam J Bryan read a lengthy statement insisting platform decisions remain with voters and opposing any forced opinions. He argued regulation might not suffice to meet public needs, while reaffirming belief in government ownership as a possible ultimate solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
The
Smith
Wiliam J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Meala
Paing
Meirva
Athenly
Paterson Factions Fight for Seats at Colorado Democratic Session
Bitter exchanges marked the Denver Colorado state convention as the credentials committee seated the Owers, Doyle, and Patterson delegations, with heated clashes over the Speer faction and utility interests. The Speer delegation left after a 561 to 161 defeat on seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Owers
Lake County
Doyle
el Paso
Patterson
Colorado
C. 8. Thomas
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
Speer
Cas
Thomas J. Odell
Deover
Stolypin Bans Constitutionalists Meeting in Russia
In St Petersburg on September 12 Premier Stolypin prohibited a planned meeting of constitutional delegates. The decision followed debates over the constitutional democrats in the current parliament and their recent activity. Preparations move to hold the meeting in Finland likely Helsingfors Obje Knights et Colonitars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
M. Stolypin
Constitutional Democrats
Finland
Helsingfors
Obje Knights Et Colonitars
Toledo
Ohio
Cathoic Knights of Columbus
Ohlo
Rockefeller Pleads Not Guilty in Trust Case
John D. Rockefeller through an attorney pleas not guilty in probate court Findlay Ohio on charges of violating antitrust law via Standard Oil. United States minister Hicks urges US aid for Chile earthquake relief as State Department notes world sympathy and charitable response remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefelier
Findlay
Ohio
Probhate
John D. Rockefeller
Washington
Hicks
United States
Chile
State Department
Valparaiso
Plhad Crone
Roennevelt
United
San Francisco
Valparaixe
France
National Hoo Hoo convention adjourns for next year
Oklahoma City report notes the National Hoo Hoo convention adjourned today to meet next year at Atlantic City. The event included officials Ramsay of St. Louis and Thomas H. Rogers of Oklahoma City with others from Houston Texas and associates from the senior cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Atlanite City
Ramsay
BC Louis
Remarkable Pidge Mod Replis The Bite Convention Ends
A large parade followed a Yellowstone picnic and barbecue marking one of the most attended and successful conventions of the order. The event wrapped up today with a festive encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Arrival of Cruiser Sets Islanders Agog
Washington reports President Roosevelt notices the Cuban revolt and US duties. The Navy has ships near Cuba to protect Americans and offer asylum if danger increases. intervention would mobilize the regular army and all forces, with transports available on short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States
de Velons II 1
Atlantic
War resumps in Cuba as rail lines fail and US cruiser arrives
Havana reports renewed insurgent actions across Pinar Del Rio and Santa Clara as railroad bridges are blown and traffic blocked. The US protected cruiser Denver arrives, signaling possible support. Ensign Blackley lands at the legation to notify officials, while 150 sailors and field guns are available for shore use if needed. Insurgents target bridges near Cruces Luis Lajas and Taca Taco. government notes higher danger in Matanzas province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara Provines
United States
Moro Ie
Denver
Blackley
Legation
Colwell
Aie
Taca Taco
Santa Clara River
Pire Guerras
Cubso Central
Cruces
Luis Lajas
Trinidad
Conselacian
Insurgent Leaders Warn of Sept decree suspensions
Mavana on September 12 reports Persane visitors say insurgent commanders near HMavany have retreated and claim the September 16 decree by President Patres suspends all separate amnesty and revokes officer pardons as authorities tighten control over seized property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavana
Persane
Hmavany
Patres
Eepatite Lona
Earthquake and Fires Scare Island Towns
A severe quake struck Talea at 1 38 pm causing damage near Talea and forest fires swept the southern Cumatio islands toward Puget Sound. Three residences and the Pay View hotel burned with thousands of dollars in losses. News reached port via steamer Fairhaven with reports of delayed police action and high winds hampering firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eattle
Regi
Forrest
Cumatio
Puget Sound
Uttle
Uteataddy
Pay View
Fairhaven
Green
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Frank H Moore
Chaves
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Manuel
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Heriin
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