Roosevelt Hearst alliance hinted in New York politics
New York September report suggests talk of an alliance between Col Theodore Roosevelt and William Randolph Hearst over Roosevelt's campaign against boss interests. John Temple Graves visited Roosevelt at the Outlook office. Roosevelt aims to control the state convention and push a progressive platform. William Barnes Jr. counters, stating the convention will decide the party's future and oppose radical Roosevelt policies.
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Roosevelt
John Temple Graves
Hearst
Outlook
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Roosevelt on his enemies and the boss alliance speech
The passage describes Roosevelt reading Barnes's statement with a smile and a laugh expressing gratitude for enemies. It frames the contrast between Rooseveltism and a coalition of political bosses and big business seeking control, highlighting the clash of forces in early 20th century politics.
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Humphrey Renominated In Washington Primary Recount Likely
Washington returns show Humphrey renominated despite insurgent claims of a sweep. Gray, ex mayor of Minneapolis and noted newspaper man, is mentioned in the continued report. A recount may be necessary to settle the result.
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Gray
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Nothing Radical Is Proposed by Republican Convention
Missoula Mont Sept 16 The Republican state convention adjourned after a harmony session in which insurgent uprising failed to appear. The platform urged nothing more radical than direct election of United States senators. Roosevelt and Taft were endorsed.
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Missoula
Mont
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Dahman Ahead Omaha Mayor Still Leads in Primary Vote
The Douglas county recount of the democratic gubernatorial vote at the recent primaries finished Thursday. It shows Dahman still ahead of the Omaha mayor, with Gov. the leading Democratic candidate in the county tally.
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Omaha
Néb
Douglas County
Shallenberger Seeks Vote Challenge After Recount
After a recount, Shallenberger gained eighty three votes but Dahlman retains a lead of over two hundred. Gov Shallenberger officials demanded the canvassing board throw out about eight hundred votes over alleged irregularities. It was unclear if the governor would appeal to the courts.
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Shallenberger
Dahlman
Budget Trim Announced by Controller Kimball
Controller Kimball unveils a 1911 city budget cut of 344000 from an estimated 2300000 total, bringing the plan to 1956000 before council review. Tax levy seen rising from 91 to about 94 cents per hundred, with higher levies likely despite the smaller budget.
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Kimball
Shank
Skeleton discovery near Gladstone hints at Hiputian remains
An almost complete Hiputian skeleton was unearthed near Gladstone on a sand ridge by S D Gregg. Only fragments were found: ribs, a tooth, jawbone, and part of the skull. The first find occurred twelve years ago by R J Turner nearby and the two skeletons appear closely related. Both are adults about three feet tall, with a uniquely bound coffin from the initial discovery.
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Gladstone
S. D. Gregg
R. J. Turner
Eminent Assyrian Scholar Hormuzd Rassam Dies in Brighton
Professor Hormuzd Rassam, a renowned Assyrian scholar and explorer, died in Brighton, England, on Friday after a long career researching ancient Mesopotamian civilizations.
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England
Hormuzd Rassam
Government Praises Jos I Irwin For County Crop Reporting
Columbus Indiana September 16 Friends of the late Joseph I Irwin praise him in the government crop reporting bureau tribute noting forty seven years of service for Bartholomew County dating from 1863. The report quotes an official praising Irwins vigor trustworthiness and wide involvement in Indiana business life.
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Columbus
Ind
Joseph I. Irwin
Bartholomew
Irwin
Indiana
Council Elects New Mayor for Aurora
Thomas C. Carmichael, 45, an attorney, was chosen by the Aurora city council to fill the vacancy left by Willard S. Stier who resigned due to ill health. A mistaken report suggested Lawrenceburg mayor Dr L J Axby resigned. he corrected the confusion.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Thomas C. Carmichael
Aurora
Willard S. Stier
L. J. Axby
Bones of Dwarf Race at Dickinson Falls Silent
Dickinson North Dakota September 16 a race involving a dwarf was stopped after a collapse or injury, authorities investigated the incident and workers cleared debris at the scene. No further details available in the fragment.
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