Roosevelt and the renomination breeze in Santa Fe
The piece rails at Roosevelt and Rooseveltism as he tours the southwest to boost re nomination while deriding opponents and party betrayal. It notes New Mexico statehood battles, Rockefeller and other magnates allegedly opposing him, and critiques Santa Fe reception as mere political theater. It also mentions A B Fall and the Republican rift, plus local editorial scuffles and freight highlights from El Paso to Benson.
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Teddy Roosevelt
New Mexico
Las Vegan
Teddy
Helen
Grover Cleveland
Santa Fe
Washington post
statehood
fo rasson
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Gouki
A. B. Fall
Mr. Fall
lee
Russell Journal
Wisconsin Supreme Bench Election Returns Near Unchanged
Traveling Auditor won a ninth district judgeship seat to fill the late C. V. Barden’s Wisconsin Supreme Court vacancy. Election turnout was light with few mayoral changes statewide and liquor issues driving contests in Topeka and other cities. Republican gains noted overall while Democrats captured a full ticket in Gallup with local results showing about twenty five majority for several trustees and education posts.
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Wisconsin supreme bench
C. V. Barden
Kansas City
Kana
Topeka
Gallup
MJ Apel
Sharp
Clayton
Meyers
Weidemeyer
Kutelen torn
Beddow
Kraker
board of education
jand Morello
Dr Crum May Resign and Traveling Auditor Plans
A column discusses the territory adopting a traveling auditor to standardize books and assess fairness. It cites Mr Charlee Vo Safford’s views on reviewing retiring treasurers, opening new ledgers, and implementing a uniform bookkeeping system across counties, aiming for equitable assessments in two years. It notes potential office confusion over assessor and the immediate steps Safford is taking before the system is in place.
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heneyforth
Charlee Vo. Safford
Safford
Santa Fe
Bernalillo county
Salford
Mir. Safford
Charleston
President’s friend hints Crom may resign Charleston port post
An intimate associate of the president told Dr Crum that a resignation as collector of the port of Charleston would please many of the president’s friends. The suggestion came with a promise of a better post, possibly Liberia, if Crum retired. Crum indicated the office suited him but would be sacrificed financially, while a transfer could bring more honor and security. The president’s northern critics were cited as a potential hurdle.
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tin
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Liberia
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Donkey homage and horse banquet at Sherrys noted
The New York World claims the charge should receive respectful homage from the donkey as Equestrian club members bow to a noble animal at Sherry's Saturday banquet. Guests dined in the saddle while their horses paraded from enamel troughs, raised to an upper story for the event. The piece questions the taste of patrons with money to burn and mocks extravagant spectacle.
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New York World
Equestrian club
Sherry’s
Eveley
Caligula
currendere
spade council
Minor Elections in the West
Chicago elected Carter H. Harrison mayor for the fourth time by 6948 over Stewart. Cleveland returns show Democrat ahead for mayor by 6988 and Council president Democrat with 10438 over Sonthalmer. Republicans sweep in some posts. Democrats gain campus seats. St Louis reports Jory mayor with large majorities. Democrats claim all city offices. Wisconsin judicial election proceeds quietly as Schbecker leads in Madison with Democratic ticket.
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Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Stewart
Cleveland
Ohio
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Lapp
Sonthalmer
Schreiner
St. Louis
Jory
honeur
board of education
weyghte
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Robert Schbecker
Train Robbery Trial for Burt Alvord at Tombstone
Burt Alvord the outlaw faces trial in Tombstone on a train robbery charge after surrendering months ago. He is held on bail with attorneys Alford and English of Tombstone and Judge Barnes of Tucson leading the defense. Witnesses include Billy Stiles and Charles Downing, jailed in Yamato for related offenses, as the case proceeds in Arizona Range News.
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Burt Alvord
Tombstone
Alvord
United States
Alferd
Yuna
Jan. Alion &. Engligh
Barnes
Tuccon
Panama Canal labor and construction plans amid labor supply concerns
Admiral Walker estimates 30,000 men will be employed on the Panama Canal project as the United States nears formal entry. Under May 3 agreement, the new Panama Canal company will continue construction until treaty ratifications exchange, with U.S. oversight and emphasis on Central American labor. The piece notes anticipated influx of workers from West Indies and possibly Chinese and Japanese laborers, amid broader stock and business concerns and unrelated advertising.
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Washington
Admiral Walker
Panama canal
United States
Hay
Vic Craarsell
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new Panama Canal company
new canal company
Absentminded minister mispredicts cabbage’s rise
A village minister famed for absentmindedness stopped mid sermon muttering a garbled line about a garden. Afterward he admitted he had glanced at Mrs. Rogers’s cabbage patch and feared it would sprout suddenly, proving his odd thought correct as she bent to pull weeds.
Electric Ritters Cure Marred by Disorderly Arrest Report
Word reports a man cured by Electric Ritters for liver and kidney troubles after prior violence. Also notes a deadly arrest in Guthrie Oklahoma Territory as officers kill a suspect and other outlaws from the Bert Casey gang are captured.
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drogos
Whitesburg
John Mulling
Milkhorn
Malling
Pond Gap
Guthrie
Q.T
Mardson
Kiowa county
Thempron
Caddo
Porter
Bottom
Washita
Cordele
O. T
Bert Casey
Leger
walthant tron
Bell of Honor Pupils Earn Excellent Marks in Denring Schools
The Denring Public Schools list for March 3 honors students Albert W. Nereop Katie Wamel George Chester Mary Mahoney Fred Browning Atilana Martino Pinkie Laung sford Harry Mattocks Mabel Farp Charles Birchfield Asno Leupold Leslie Galerth Gladys Holcombh Nellie Saugh ter Grace Caster Walter Alien Lovi Fis hfield Rosalie Deckert Lutie Darker dese Wharton for not being absent or tardy and ranked excellent in participation and scholarship. The passage includes unrelated reflections on modern youth and gender roles in a stray, non factual tone.
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Denring
Albert W. Nereop
Katie Wamel
George Chester
Mary Mahoney
Fred Browning
Atilana Martino
Pinkie Laungsford
Harry Mattocks
Mabel Farp
Charles Birchfield
Asno Leupold
Leslie Galerth
Gladys Holcombh
Nellie Saughter
Grace Caster
Walter Alien
Lovi Fishfield
Rosalie Deckert
Lutie Darker
dese Wharton
Uncertain Trail Ride Narratives At Nevada River
Disjointed OCR fragment shows names and places across California and Indiana, mentioning a rider near Nevada and Porterside with horses and a Colorado river route. Garbled lines reference towns Needles Rants Kern Tulare and local influence, plus a Samaritan medical ad and a Wendisher anecdote about wash line and royal names.
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Colorado
Nevdies
Porterside
arta gray
Kern
Tulare
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