Alabama Republicans Nominate Roosevelt Back Second Term
At Birmingham the Republican state convention endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for a second term while nominating a full ticket led by J A W Smith for governor. Delegates ousted black representatives provoking anger among black leaders who denounced the move. The ticket includes Lane, Armbrecht, Carter, McNair, Brown, Fonville, Morton and Smith.
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Birminham
Ala
Theodore Roosevelt
Alabama
J. A. W. Smith
Birmingham
Charles P. Lane
Huntsville
W. H. Armbrecht
Mobile
J. H. Carter
Cullman
T. B. McNair
Marshall County
H. Lee Brown
Conecuh County
J. C. Fonville
Crenshaw
E. B. Morton
Boston Delivers Unity In Democratic State Convention
In Tremont Temple the Democratic state convention settled acrimony to endorse a full slate headed by Governor William A. Gaston. The ticket includes John C. Crosby, Willmore B. Strone, Thomas H. Thacher, J. L. Chalifoux, and J. J. Flaherty. The platform repudiates the Kansas City declaration, as Gaston refused endorsement of its principles.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
William A. Gaston
Bos
John C. Crosy
Pittsfield
Willmore B. Strone
Springfield
Thomas H. Thacher
Yarmouth
J. L. Chalifoux
Lowell
J. J. Flaherty
Gloucester
Col. Gaston
Colonel Gaston
George Fred Williams
Williams
Kansas City
Gaston
Republican Convention Names Connecticut Ticket in 1904 Hope
Hartford September 18 The state Republican convention organized Tuesday night and chose Abram Chamberlain for governor Henry Roberts lieutenant governor C G Vinal secretary of state Henry E Gallup treasurer W E Seeley comptroller W A King attorney general Senator O H Platt was made permanent chairman The platform backs Roosevelt for 1904 and opposes tariff revision except to correct duties unjustly enriching corporations while preserving protection.
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Hartford
Conn
O. H. Platt
Abram Chamberlain
Meriden
Henry Roberts
C. G. Vinal
Middletown
Henry E. Gallup-Norwich
Treasur
W. A. King
Windham
Roosevelt
Congress
Chicago Banks Boost Currency Shipments to Farmers
Chicago banks plan to ship between 1.5 and 2 million dollars in 5 and 10 and 20 dollar bills to northern central and southern farm counties to meet harvest season cash needs. The total to near 28 million will move before crops are stored, with bankers noting no abnormal strain this year.
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Chicago
Ill
Mississippi Valley
Train Stop Sparks Panama Channel Transit Clash
Washington dispatches say a freight train en route to Panama reached Colon with soldiers on both sides of the track pointing loaded muskets at the train hands. The incident halted the channel service momentarily. authorities pledged to protect lives and ensure unobstructed transit.
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Washington
The
Nav
Moody
McLean
Mnati
Panama
Cincinnati
Colon
President Castro Leads 3700 Toward Valencia War Front
President Castro of Venezuela advances with 3700 troops toward Valencia to aid his war minister General Garrido. The march began after crossing the Los Teques river and continues to Tocuyito where an attack on Mendoza is expected while Metos remains at Orítuco with revolutionary forces.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
Castro
Venezuela
Garrido
Valencia
Los Teques
Mendoza
Tocuyito
Metos
Orituco
Batchelder Nominated for Governor at New Hampshire GOP
Nathan J. Batchelder of Andover was nominated for governor by acclamation at the Republican state convention in Concord. The platform endorses Roosevelt administration policies in the Philippines, favors price-reducing combinations that avoid restricting business, and condemns tyrannical practices.
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Concord
N. H
Nathan J. Batchelder
Andover
Philippines
Roosevelt
Russell V. Rogers sues for 2000 damages over wall replacement
The Russell V. Rogers company owner of the Palace drug store on Main street filed suit in district court seeking 2000 dollars in damages. They accuse the defendant of tearing down the west wall and replacing it with a faulty substitute injuring their store and fixtures and ask the court to order an immediate replacement with a wall as good as the original.
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Dallas
Russell V. Rogers Company
Palace Drug
Main Street
District Court
Heirs Win $8000 in Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe suit
In Belton district court the heirs of J. D. Howard won damages against the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co. The payout totaled $8,000 after Howard, a Temple roundhouse hostler, was killed at the Temple round house in February 1901.
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Temple, Tex
Belton
J. D. Howard
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company
Must Comply With the Law
Vinita Sept 18 The Dawes commission has issued an order requiring all intermarried white citizens to do something unspecified under the law. The fragment notes federal oversight of tribal citizenship policies and enforced eligibility standards.
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Vinita
L. T
Dawes Commission
Cherokee Nation to Appear Before Commission for Enrollment
The Cherokee Nation must appear before the commission before October 31, 1902 and provide testimony to prove eligibility for enrollment as of September 1, 1902. Intermarried whites will be enrolled only if they meet the requirement.
Texas Southern Railway Expands Marshall Shops
Marshall Texas September 18 The Texas Southern railway is enlarging its shops in the northeastern part of the city due to a sharp rise in business over the past few months.
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Marshall
Tex
Texas Southern Railway
Littlefield Seeks House Speakership for Maine Rep
Boston Sept 18 Congress man Chas B Littlefield of Maine says he would run for speaker if Henderson refuses the nomination from Iowa’s third district. The statement appears in the Globe and positions Littlefield as a potential successor in a developing leadership situation.
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Littlefield
Boston
Mass
Chas. B. Littlefield
Maine
The
Globe
National House
Henderson
Iowa
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Galveston
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Bryan Eagle
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