Many Republicans Vie for Governor as Stewart Declines
Denver September 19 The Republicans face a crowded field to replace Philip D. Stewart who refuses to run. Gabbert won’t resign as ally. Potential nominees include McDonald Bent Swink and Jas H Brown while Cook Holmberg and Newton refuse. McNeill and Goudy would run if drafted.
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Denver
Philip D. Stewart
Colorado
Justice Gabbert
Stewart
Gabbert
Governor McDonald
A. E. Bent
George W. Swink
Jas. H. Brown
George W. Cook
John A. Holmberg
Whitney Newton
Chas. M. McNeill
Frank C. Goudy
Republican Convention Nominates Full Colorado Ticket
The Colorado Republican convention reconvened at 10 30 this morning and adopted five minute limits on speeches before completing a full slate. Names listed include Governor Philip B. Stewart and several county and district officials across the state with multiple Supreme Court Justices nominated.
Colorado Republican State Central Committee List
Following is the roster of the Colorado Republican State Central Committee with members by county including Adams Arapahoe Baca Bent Boulder Cheyenne Clear Creek Conejos Custer Denver Dolores Douglas Eagle Elbert El Paso Fremont Grand and others, names listed for secretary after adjournment.
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State Central Committee
Adams
E. A. Bromley
R. H. Mette
Arapahoe
Fred W. Ostrander
Eva
Callaley
Archuleta
E. M. Biggs
J. A. Nessemar
Baca
E. M. Whitaker
W. M. Stewart
Bent
B. G. Scott
John A. Murphy
Boulder
George M. Williams
H. A. Walker
Cheyenne
P. O. Hedlund
W. E. Hickman
Clear Creek
L. C. Vidler
W. A. Haggett
Conejos
H. H. Russell
J. A. Garcia
Castilla
W. H. Myer
F. B. Seeley
Custer
W. E. Merrian
George Phillips
Stewart declines to be candidate for governor
Philip B. Stewart of Denver announces his declination of the Republican nomination for governor. Illness prevented full participation in party work, and he writes to chairman John F. Vivian to explain the decision and express support for the party and its principles.
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Denver
Philip B. Stewart
Judge Gabbert
Vivian
Colo
John F. Vivian
Republican State Central Committee
Secretary of State
Possible replacements discussed for governor ticket
Several names are being discussed to take his place on the ticket. It may be that Governor McDonald, Congress man Bonynge, Congressman Brooks, George W. Swink, A. E. Bent, John Holmberg, or possibly some good man not yet suggested.
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Governor McDonald
Congressman Bonynge
Brooks
George W. Swink
A. E. Bent
John Holmberg
Republican plea on district judgeship from Ben Disman
Ben Disman of Salida argues in a Sept 12 1906 letter that district judge candidates should be chosen on nonpartisan merit. He urges endorsing Judge M S Bailey of Canon City or leaving the judicial vote vacant to strengthen the Republican ticket and reduce local political influence.
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Salida
Colo
Guy A. Hardy
Canon City
Sir
M. S. Bailey
Bailey
Ben Disman
Democrats Nominate Full State Ticket At Colorado Convention
Denver reports the Democratic state convention nominated a complete slate: Governor Alva Adams Pueblo, Lieutenant Governor Elias M. Ammons Douglass, Secretary of State Horace W. Havens Lake, State Treasurer Edward E. Drach Garfield, Attorney General William B. Morgan Las Animas, Auditor Andrew Sandberg Clear Creek, Superintendent Miss Honore Maloney Denver, Regents W. H. Bryant Denver Benjamin Cobey Pitkin, Congressman at Large Samuel W. Belford Justices W. P. Leeds Teller G K Hartenstein Chaffee Congressman Second District Dr W W Rowan Ouray.
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Denver
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Elias M. Ammons
Douglass
Horace W. Havens
Lake
Edward E. Drach
Garfield
William B. Morgan
Las Animas
Andrew Sandberg
Clear Creek
Miss Honore Maloney
Regents of State University
W. H. Bryant
Benjamin Cobey
Pitkin
Samuel W. Belford
Supreme Court
W. P. Leeds
Teller
G. K. Hartenstein
Chaffee
W. W. Rowan
Ouray
Delegates Tour Skyline Drive After Convention
Delegates from Chaffee Custer and Park counties to the judicial convention were treated to a drive over Skyline Boulevard guided by Judge Bailey. About twenty five men rode in two four horse coaches despite threatening weather, who called the ride the most beautiful in Colorado.
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Chaffee
Custer
Park Counties
Scott for Senator Nomination in Twenty-Ninth District
The Democratic convention in the Twenty-ninth senatorial district met in the county courthouse. Tully Scott of Cripple Creek was the sole nominee by acclamation, representing Pueblo Teller and Fremont counties. Scott also named Judge W P Leeds as a candidate for supreme judge in the Denver Democratic state convention.
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State Senate
Pueblo
Teller
Fremont
Court House
Tully Scott
Cripple Creek
Scott
Democratic State Central Committee
Teller County
W. P. Leeds
Denver
Republican State Convention Nominating Speeches Stir Colorado
The report notes Scott’s anti government stance from Cripple Creek, Alva Adams Jr. as new Senatorial Committee chair, A H Seely as secretary, and Dickson and Miller receiving nominations. Clyde C. Dawson of Canon City delivered a notable speech with the line about showing the slate.
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Scott
Cripple Creek
Kansas
Alva Adams Jr
Maupin
A. H. Seely
Pueblo Chieftain
Democratic Convention Nominates Judge Bailey
The Democratic judicial convention of the Eleventh district nominated Judge Morton S. Bailey to succeed himself as district judge. Bailey has served fifteen years on the bench and secured the party nomination for four consecutive terms. Delegates came from Chaffee 17 Custer 7 Fremont 27 and Park County.
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Democratic Judicial Convention
Eleventh Judicial District
Morton S. Bailey
Bailey
Chaffee County
Custer
Fremont
Park County
Salida Man Nominated by Democrats for Legislature
R. P. Rubin of Salida won the Democratic nomination for state representative in the Fremont and Chaffee counties district at a Monday afternoon convention. He was the unanimous choice with no other candidates. Rubin, a railroad telegraph operator in Salida with Denver & Rio Grande, represents the district on a one vote per hundred votes plan from the last Alva Adams election. Fremont county holds 38 votes and Chaffee 22 in the convention.
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R. P. Rubin
Salida
Fremont
Chaffee Counties
Rubin
Denver & Rio Grande
Alva Adams
Fremont County
Chaffee County
Taft and Bacon Visit Cuba to Seek Settlement
Secretary Taft and Secretary Bacon arrive in Havana to pursue a peaceful settlement of Cuba's mounting crisis. Official expectations place a seven day window to determine if the conflict can be resolved without U.S. intervention under the Piatt amendment.
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New York
Cuba
Taft
Bacon
Island Republic
Roosevelt
United States
New Republic
Ships Destroyed in Eastern Waters Typhoon Sees Heavy Loss
Manila reports from Hong Kong that a typhoon swept the harbor causing over a thousand deaths and sinking twelve ships. Twenty four vessels were foundered with seven more damaged and many native craft sunk. Lighters all lost paralyzing shipping in the area.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Serious charges against Bailey in Waters-Pierce probe
A. D. Jackson, chairman of Woods county Texas Democratic central committee, calls a meeting at the county seat to examine H. Clay Pierce testimony in the Waters-Pierce oil investigation. Pierce's statements implicate Senator Bailey in actions not fitting a U.S. senator's dignity.
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Minneola
Texas
A. D. Jackson
Democratic Central Committee
Woods County
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce
St. Louis
Pierce
Bailey
United States
Mr. Jackson
Woods County Officials Urge Vote Against Bailey Successor
Testimony states that state senators and representatives from Woods County should be instructed to vote against Senator Bailey who seeks re election.
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Woods County
Bailey
Embezzlement Rumor Shakes Yokohama Funds
Reports from Victoria B C dated September 19 claim the Yokohama press reports large Japanese funds were embezzled and that three prefects have been arrested with others to be imprisoned as the investigation widens.
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Victoria
B. C
Yokohama
Germania Brings Gold Shipment Amid NYC Money Strain
The Cunard liner Germania, due in New York today, reportedly carries 10 million dollars in gold in its strong box. Banks and brokers supported the import due to recent money market strain. A separate Philadelphia meeting of the American Electro Therapeutic Society discusses electricity in disease treatment, noting locomotor ataxia and stomach troubles responding to electric therapy.
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New York
Cunard
Germania
Medical Association
Philadelphia
American Electro- Therapeuticociety
Revolutionists assassinate General Michaelaiss in Warsaw
Gen Michelaiss, chief of artillery, was shot dead by five revolutionists who surrounded him on a Warsaw street. The attackers fled, and authorities suspect the victim’s presumed role in a field court marshal provoked the assault.
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Warsaw
Michelaiss
Michaelaiss
Meat Regulations Promulgated Under New Inspection Law
Secretary Wilson issues eight amendments to meat inspection regulations governing interstate and foreign commerce. Changes cover inter state transport, inspected meats and products, exempted meats, farmer offered meats, and restrictions on common carriers.
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Washington
Wilson
Federation Planning for Action Delayed on Campaign Support
Washington reports the executive council of the American Federation of Labor discussed possible backing of the pending congressional campaign but deferred decision until the legislative committee report due today afternoon. Bethel Jr. Co. references Knox hat promotion.
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Federation
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Legislative Committee
Correction on cautious writing during the French terror
An old letter from the revolutionary period shows the writer initially saying I write under the reign of a great emotion then revises to I write under the republic of a
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France
Forethought About Old Love Letters Sparks Husband Spouse Dialogue
A husband questions whether former lover Mulkley might possess his wife’s past love letters. She retorts that she keeps a trunkful of letters and would reciprocate if he ever uses them, dismissing the concern. The exchange ends with the judge’s remark.
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Mulkley
Guardians seek sale of minor heirs property in Fremont County
Gertrude M Hutchins as guardian of Clinton H Loveland and Gertrude M Loveland minors will file a petition in Fremont County Court on October 12 1906 for an order to privately sell their undivided interest in lots 3 and 4 block 7 Park Avenue Subdivision Fremont County Colorado. Proceeds will be invested as the court directs. First publication September 20 1906. Last publication October 11 1906.
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Clinton H. Loveland
Gertrude M. Loveland
Fremont County
State of
Colorado
Park Avenue
Gertrude M. Hutchins
Guardian
Stephen Merlo
Felix Merlo
Canon City
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Gunison County
Timothy E. O'Connor
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C. C. Parks
Ole Thorson
Bullivan
Gunnison
M. A. Deering
J. E. Whipp Hinsdale
G. H. Zacharias
J. T. Steinbeck
Huerfano
L. Trounstein
Chas. Hayden
Jefferson
R. Broad
Philips
S. H. Johnson, G. W. Schuler
Don Washington
M. F. Vance
R. C. Ferry
Weld—Harrison Teller
C. E. Southard
Yuma
M. D. Beaver
C. J. Buchanan
Republican State Central Committee OF
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F. W. Howbert
Dolores
Feno Wakeman
J. W. Burns
Douglas
Hugh Taylor
John Pollock
Eagle
John Welch
W. N. Buell
Elbert—Adam Rinneart
A. J. Putnam
el Paso
D. B. Fairley
F. W. Goddard
Clyde C. Dawson
M. E. Lewis
Grand
A. C. Lobie
V. 8. Wilson
Mrs. S. M. Chase
Main Street
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Judge Bailey
Salida Man
C.N. Ray
Bryan
Greensboro
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Knox
Bethel Jr. Co
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Psray Weceaseu
South Canon
F B. Quinlan
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