Hushes Nominated by Republicans at Saratoga
Hushes is chosen to head the ticket by Republicans at Saratoga amid a sweeping majority. The nomination names Hushes as their leading candidate in the race.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
13
Hughes Renominated for New York Governor on First Ballot
Saratoga N Y Sept 15 The Republican state ticket nominating Hughes for governor was secured on the first ballot with 827 votes to 131 for Wadsworth and 9 for Stewart Montgomery The convention saw a dramatic surge as Hughes gained support from New York County and Kings County amid intense bargaining and a chaotic scene with delegates signaling unity after a long struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Charles FE. Hughes
New York
Horace White
Onondaga
Samuel S&s. Koenig
Edward R. O'Malley
Erie
Charles H. Gaus
Albany
Thomas B. Dunn
Monroe
Court of Appeals
Albert Haight
Erie Ce
Charles Evan Hughes
Republea
New Yo K Ife
James W Wadsworth, Jr
Tivington
Stewart C. Montgomery
New York County
Nassau County
Hughes
Wood
Kings County
Woodruff
L. B. Gleason
John E. Stewart
James FE. Wadsworth
Charles E. Hughes
Harmony Reigns as Murphy Steps Down at WCCAR Convention
In a smooth leadership transition at the WCCAR convention Murphy gives way and MEN ARE seated, signaling harmony among leaders and a new council lineup.
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Murphy
REN
Bryan to Address Rochester as New York Democrats Seek Harmony
Presidential hopeful William J Bryan will speak in Rochester as New York Democrats push for unity amid unsettled governor nominations. Tammany leader Charles Murphy withdraws opposition to Patrick McCarren delegates. upstate leaders seek Chanler as a campaigner against Hughes while factions move toward harmony ahead of the convention.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Democracy Tonight
Charles E. Murphy
Tammany Hall
William J. Bryan
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Lewis
Chanter
Murphy
Tammany
Up State
Hughes
Chanler
Conners
Charles F. Murphy
Mack
McCarren
Kings County
Powder Explosion Kills Seven in Windsor Near Sedalia
Seven men died and 30 were injured when a car load of black powder exploded at Windsor near Sedalia Missouri. The blast occurred at 10 15 this morning after a supervisor joked and lit a match to scare a crowd, causing widespread destruction.
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Sedalia
Windsor
Here
John Wesley
James M’cabe
Henry Graveston
Tramp
ED Davis
Chicago
A. F. Herschberger
J. H
Harriman Speaks on Conditions for His Roads
In a New York interview dated September 15, E H Harriman addressed general conditions of his rail lines. He denied rumors of a holding company for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific and said no immediate changes were planned. He praised reduced operating costs and favored higher freight rates to aid weaker roads, noting growing public support for sound railroad management. He urged citizens to take responsibility regardless of party.
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New York
Harriman
Union Pacific
Souther Paci
Union Pacife
Southern Pier
Ts Us Ns
Independence Party Plans Montana Campaign
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the independence party intends to campaign in Montana this year. An October 15 meeting at the Auditorium will feature speakers W. R. Hearst and candidate H. Sagen. Petitions circulate to place three independence electors on the ballot and a state ticket nomination is under consideration.
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Standard
Helena
Paty
Montana
W. R. Klearst
H.sgen
Independence Party
New Montana Knights Templars Elect Officers
The Montana Knights Templars annual conclave announced new officers led by Daniel A. McCaw of Livingston as grand commander and Preston K B Moss of Billings as deputy grand commander. Also named were Thomas R. Miller of Helena grand generalissimo H M Parden treasurer Cornelius Hedges recorder Maurice A Walker of Dillon son or ware den Emory Payne junior warden S P Wright sword bearer Robert Vickers Virginia City standard bearer Henry C Smith Miles City grand warder.
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Standard
Helena
Knights Templars of
Montana
Daniel A. McCaw
Livingston
Preston KB. Moss
Billings
Thomas R. Miller
H. M. Parden
Cornelius Hedges
Maurice A. Walker
Dillon
Wareden
Emory Payne
P. Wright
Robert Vickers
Virginia City
Henry C. Smith
Miles City
Eleven Hour Flight Made By A German Airship
Berlin reports a Perspeval airship test representing the dirigible flexible system achieved a 11 44 hour flight. The run far exceeds the army acceptance requirement and confirms readiness for long distance cruises. An imperial inspection was anticipated tomorrow morning.
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Berlin
Bryan Defends Platform In New Jersey Keynote
William J. Bryan spoke to a large New Jersey crowd denouncing Republican policies and praising Democratic platform growth. He compared 1896 to today, argued unions and trusts shift in favor of Democrats, defended bank deposit guarantees, and criticized Taft’s stance on Roosevelt. He noted changed voter attitudes and pledged continued support for the party’s vision.
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Washington Park
William J. Bryan
New Jersey
Bryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Republican Party
West
Taft
President
Fires still burning endanger seven lives near Grand Marais
Duluth reports roaring fires girding Grand Marais and Lutzen, with a white man and six Indians believed dead after attempting to aid homesteaders at Nester. Colville, six miles away, is destroyed. officials fear further losses but expect no additional fire fatalities at that site.
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Duluth
Grand Marais
Nester
Lutzen
Colville
Full Maine election returns show Fernald leads by margin
Portland Maine Sept 15 full returns in yesterday's governor race give Bert M Fernald Republican a 7 798 lead over Obediah Gardner Democrat With five towns and four plantations still outstanding Fernald holds 73 482 votes to Gardner 65 683
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Portland
Bert M. Fernald
Obediah Cardner
Fernald
Gardner
Crees in Montana Face Canadian Home Offer
Governor Norris pressed Canada to offer Crees a home across the line with goods and a reservation. The Crees may return to Canada, but Cree chief Little Bear opposes going back. Norris warned Montana bears no further responsibility if the offer is refused.
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Standard
Helena
Norris
Indian Department
Montana
Canada
Davis Laird
Indian Affairs
Governor Norris
Little Bear
Horse Thieves Captured After Weeklong Pursuit
Billings Montana September 15 Sheriff Bach elder of Carbon county and a posse captured two heavily armed horse thieves after a weeklong chase on the state reservation. The bandits were surprised and overpowered without a fight and more than ten stolen horses were recovered.
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Billings
Mont
Bachelder
Carbon County
Republicans Hold Meetings Across Multiple Montana Counties
Several Montana counties report Republican gatherings on convention day, with local organizers detailing agenda items and candidate support as party members discuss platform positions and upcoming campaigning plans.
Yellowstone County Republican Convention Nominates Ticket
The Yellowstone county Republican convention in Billings selected a full ticket for county offices led by F B Connelly for representative and Ira L Whitney for treasurer. Five candidates vied for sheriff with Bruce Renwick elected clerk and recorder and J C Orrick named sheriff. The platform backs Roosevelt Taft and a state reapportionment plan.
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Standard
Billings
Coune Ty
Yellowstone County
Fred H. Hathhorn
F. 3B. Connelly
Ira L. Whitney
Montana
Congress
Republicans Nominate Ticket at Lewistown County Convention
The Lewistown Republican county convention adopted a resolution endorsing Judge Cheadle for district court and directing the delegation to seek his renomination. It named county candidates for representatives Rufus B. Thompson and C W Smith, plus officials including H N Clingan sheriff W R Woods attorney J C Huntoon and others. The Democratic slate lists Breck Ornbaum and Haycraft for legislature, Parrent sheriff Edward Martin county attorney H L de Kalb and more, with numerous Lewistown candidates across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
Republican County Convention
Cheadle
Rufus B. Thompson
C. W. Smith
Kendall
H. N. Clingan
W. R. Woods
Sanders County Republicans Nominate County Officers and State Delegates
The Sanders county Republican convention at Thompston Falls nominated county officers led by A. S. Ainsworth for Legislature J. M. Self for county attorney J. L. Hartman for commissioner W. E. Christopher for treasurer C. E. Baker for sheriff L. C. Rinard for county clerk Miss Helena Feeney for superintendent of schools H. R. Stephens for assessor Dr. H. H. Hattery for coroner J. H. Brauer for surveyor W. E. Nippert for clerk of court L. C. Larson for administrator and named state delegates C A Peterson F S Houghland R 8 S Cone ger W A Sprague H Y Schwindt E D Robinson J A McGowan C E Fairbanks and E D Peek with instruction to vote as a unit for State Senator Ed Donlan for governor.
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Standard
Thompston Falls
Sanders County Republican Conventtn
Ed Donlan
A. S. Ainsworth
J. M. Self
J. L. Hartman
W. E. Christopher
C. E. Baker
L. C. Rinard
L. C. Rinard; Superintendent of Schools, Miss Helena Feeney
H. R. Stephens
H. H. Hattery
J. H. Brauer
W. E. Nippert
L. C. Larson
C. A. Peterson
F. S. Houghland
Coneger
W. A. Sprague
H. Y. Schwindt
E. D. Robinson
J. A. McGowan
C. E. Fairbanks and
E. D. Peek
Park County Republican Convention Met in Courthouse
Livingston reports the Park county Republican convention was held in the courthouse today with proceedings continuing on page twelve.
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Standard
Livingston
Park County
Bryan Attacks Taft and Republicans in New Jersey Drive
William J. Bryan campaigned across New Jersey and Philadelphia delivering sharp criticisms of Taft and the Republican Party. He challenged Taft’s record on multiple issues, mocked promises of no panics, and drew large crowds in Camden Burlington and Jersey City before continuing to Rochester.
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Trenton
N. J
Mr. Taft
William J. Bryan
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Republican Standard
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Camden
Burlington
Rochester
Jersey City
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