United States News Review of War and Politics
A sweeping domestic and international recap notes Edward Bragg’s Civil War renown, a New Hampshire convention defeat, labor protests at Perth Amboy, a U.S. submarine delivery, and legislative adjournments. It cites desertions at Camp Randall, Madison, flooding dangers near Buffalo, rail accident tallies, and Gompers Morison Mitchell contempt rulings. Diplomatic moves in Morocco and Italy Turkey conflict are mentioned, with a Bryan era Democratic telegram urging unity and progressive platform support.
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John Mitchell
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New Mexico AG ruling eyes January legislative session
Attorney General Frank W. Clancy advised Governor McDonald that the Constitution requires a January legislative session, resolving debate over remedies for the prior session's mistakes. A Sunday cloudburst northwest of Albuquerque damaged five square miles, washing out Santa Fe railroad lines and destroying crops while sparing known lives.
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McDonald
Albuquerque
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Parker Named Temporary Chairman of Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Committee selected Alton B. Parker as temporary chairman and W. J. Bryan received no clear endorsement for any selection. Governor Marshall expressed no preference for a candidate, while Bryan denounced the unfolding telegraph exchanges as he urged unity and a focus on platform and nominations at Baltimore.
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W. J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore
Urey Woodson
Clark
W.J. Bryan
War in Mexico and Brazil report from border dispatches
The article notes Passports required at Juarez, actions by Huerta and Orozco near Bachimba and Chihuahua, detachments guarding lines, and a predicted major battle. It also covers mutinous rebel sentiment, bombardment risks, and federal advances. plus social and legal notices on land residency and proof requirements under the new law.
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Land Office Details Rules for New Three-Year Homestead Law
The U S Land Office at Las Cruces New Mexico sends each homestead entryman a copy of the three year law and a blank form to prove up. Those with entries before June 6 1912 may use the old five year residence rule by notifying the Register and Receiver within 120 days. If no notice is given, the entryman must prove under the new law, which requires three years residence with two witnesses and cultivation of at least 1/16 of the land beginning in year two, starting from actual residence.
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Las Cruces
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Judge Hands Ruling on Senna Adulteration Sparks Outcry
A New York federal judge directed a not guilty verdict in a Pure Food and Drugs act case after defendants argued that senna labeled as broken leaves, not in the Pharmacopoeia, circumvented misbranding penalties. Critics call the decision a technicality undermining the law.
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New York
United States Pharmacopoeia
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