Land grabber scheme ties Sherman to New Mexico land
An Oct 26 World reprint links James Sherman on the republican ticket for vice president to a proposed land grab in New Mexico. He and partners allegedly planned to seize timber land through a land board deal, with a bill to allocate blocks of 100 acres. The bill failed in Congress amid mass meetings and local political campaigning on county seat removal.
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York
World Morning
James Sherman
Candy
New Mexico
Sherman
EB. L. Philips
Jogia
Milwaukee Brew
Henry Casson
House of Crentativeén
Dent
New Mexico Laimberg Viopment Company
Three
New Mexico Land Board
Senate
One body recovered after mountain missing case
In Stacoma Washington on October 26 Julius Kumile and Fred Kloster vanished near Hot Springs. Kumile was found dead north of Springs Hotel with a pistol near his head and Klosber missing. authorities consider famine cold and possible foul play as deaths.
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Kloeber
Stacoma
Wash
Julius Kumile
Fred Klosber
Hot Springs
Rowstar Comb Mous Jr. Stout
Springs Hotel
Kloster
Kumbe
Klosber
Operch
Bryan in New York Makes Speech Tour Post Meeting
William Jennings Bryan rode 13 miles by auto in New York on October 2 to address wiring workers in Patterson New Jersey before returning to the city for another speech to the Works Democratic et al.
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New York
William Bryan
Patterson
The Famous White Deer Shot by Mrs Methurst at Lake Whatcom
In Bellingham October 26 a famed white deer seen for years near Lake Whatcom was shot and killed by Mrs. Brady Methurst wife of a civil engineer after Munters pursuing it drove the animal into her camp She quickly seized her rifle and fired hitting the deer.
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Bellingham
Wash
Lake Whatcomb
Mrady Methurst
Munters
Mra. Methurst
Mra Methurst
Gompers Grills Roosevelt in Labor Campaign Letter
Washington, Oct 26 Jamusl Gompern accuses President Roosevelt of using demagoguery to mobilize labor voters. He cites a formal letter to Senator Knox complaining that Roosevelt backed William H. Taft and threatened workers with property loss if they did not vote for him.
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Washington, D. C
Jamusl Gompern
Benator Knox
Roosevelt
William HM. Teft
County group drives county seat move to Coeur dAlene
A county committee mobilizes a broad campaign to relocate the county seat to Coeur dAlene by November 3. Efforts include excursions, precinct work, and city visits to win broad support, while recognizing an opposing effort and urging every resident to participate in registration and voting. In separate news, U S forest officials announce a 10 to 15 percent cut in grazing rates for sheep on western national forests for 1908 amid soft wool and mutton prices.
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Coeur d’Alnoe
Shermae
Kootenal
Lincoln
LaCreeve
Lewis
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur Alene
Forester Pinchot
Washington, D. C
National Wool Growers’ Association
Galt Lake City
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
A. ¥. Potter
Aasistant
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Found Dead in Cascades Near Eugene Oregon
Earl Dodd, 23, of Lowell Oregon, employed by A. R. Black to build a reservoir on Cascade mountains summit, was found dead at a camp. Details unclear whether hunting accident or heart failure. Grandson of Captain C. J. Dodd of Springfield, Civil War veteran.
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Eugene
Ope
Lowell
Here
Earl Dodd
A. R. Biack
Cascade Mountains
St In
C. J. Doda
Springfield
Closure Ordered for Columbian Trust Company
The Columbian Trust company in Middleston Conn Ont, near Roosevelts Panic area, had its doors ordered closed today. The capital of the company was 1.
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Ours
Middleston
Conn
Columbian Trust Company
Exhibit Sent to Pinchot Shapes Forest Reserve Policy
An agricultural and fruit exhibit from Marble Creek was sent to Chief Forester Pinchot in Washington. The display featured huay grains orchard products and urged protecting lands in forest reserves where timber value surpasses agricultural use.
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Marble Creek
Pinchot
Washington
Laurier Expected to Lead with 30 Vote Margin
Late coast to coast reports predict Sir Wilfred Laurier Liberal premier will secure a majority of 30 after today’s ballots across provinces. The outcome hinges on ongoing tallies and regional returns from major centers.
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Vancouver
Wilfred Laurier
Noted Criminal Ends Life After Government Spending
In Bando, Cal., on October 26, Allen H. Binns, an elderly man arrested last month for dynamiting his Beattle home, hanged himself, ending his life after the government spent thousands to quell the disturbance.
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Bandingo
Cal
Allen H. Binns
Beattle
Ofowr Monde
Contested Homestead Case Recalled in Lewiston
Recurring dispute over land ownership pits W. Gage against John Cingheton. Judge West and Registrar West remand for new trial as defendant Clughston fails to appear. Attorney Smith seeks contingency for bringing defendant before the register, motion denied.
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Clughston
Lewiston
Maho
W. Gage
John Cingheton
T. M. Merttert
Gage
Wathino
Otha
Reginiar J. B. West Iendant Glaghean
Sarby
Terior
James St. Gary
Smith
Aetinge
Two Men Arrested for Forgery in Abtoria Charge
In Abtor, Ord, Samuel Martho and Singer were arrested on charges of presenting forged checks totaling 208 dollars at local merchants. This marks the second occurrence of such losses in the town.
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Abtoria, Ord
Camuel Martho
Singer
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