Missouri Republicans Endorse Taft at State Convention
Missouri state Republican leaders gathered in St Louis to draft Taft endorsement resolutions ahead of the tomorrow convention. The committee, with one dissenting vote, voiced near unanimous support for William H Taft and said his nomination would unite and strengthen Missouri Republicans.
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Chicago
Davai
William H. Taft
William He Taft
Republican Party
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Eo Exp
Alarmed over anarchists in Vienna chase
Secret police report concern over Armenians who left the United States with vows to assassinate the Turkish sultan. Ten of fifteen have been captured. ten others remain at large as Constantinople police tighten the search with secrecy.
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Vienna
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
Democrats to Choose State Convention Time in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Democrats met in Harrisburg to pick a date and venue for the state convention. Officials expect Harrisburg to host, with a likely convention date in early May, possibly May 6.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Democratic State Central Committee
Road magnate backs Bryan for president in California
M. E. Ingalls head of the Big Four declares support for William J Bryan in Pasadena February 26. He notes he once opposed Bryan over free silver but now believes Bryan will be elected and can defeat Roosevelt.
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Democratic Party
Pasadena
Cal
William J. Pryan
United States
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four Railroad
Ingalls
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Roosevelt
Oil Spout Six Feet High At Vale
Vale Ore February 26 Malheur Gas and Oil Development company of Union has struck oil at Vale spouting about six feet high. Oil flow continues this afternoon and appears substantial. The property belongs to Union and La Grande interests though not the company headquarters. Local stockholders reside in Union with several La Grande investors involved. Observer confirms details via Vale bank cashier Clark who validates the report.
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Vale
Union
la Grande
Vale, Ore
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Union, Ore
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Vale Bank
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Mary Arkwright Hutton Named Spokane Equal Suffrage President
Mrs. Mary Arkwright Hutton, Idaho former legislator candidate and wife of mining magnate Laula W. Hutton, has accepted the presidency of the Spokane Equal Suffrage. She told listeners to “get busy” and urged a broad effort to secure voting rights for women across Washington.
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Mary Arkwright Hutton
Shoshone County
Tdaho
Laula W. Hutton
Coeur d'Alene
Here
Spokane Equal Suffrage
Evergreen State
Miners and Operators Meet Over Wage Convention
Miners and operators from central competitive districts including western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin meet tomorrow in Indianapolis to resume discussion on calling a joint wage convention to ratify the interstate wage agreement The special convention may meet in Chicago as a national gathering cost for the ratification is set at 75000 dollars Indianapolis officials did not welcome delegates suggesting the next regular meeting will occur in St Louis.
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Chicago
Iiners
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U N Keymen to Receive Big Cut in Wages
Telegrapher strike looms on the Northern Pacific as management cuts pay from five to ten dollars monthly under a federal nine hour law. Telegraphers vote today on accepting the reduction. rejection could shut down the system for days. Also mentions Taft convention gains and Pacific coast naval activity but focuses on the wage cut and potential strike.
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Butté
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Pelo
Northern Pacific
President Roosevelt Delivers Special Message to Congress
Washington special reads as Roosevelt presents a 2600 word preliminary report from the Inland Waterways Commission. The message endorses the commissioners report compiled over the past year by Chairman Theo Burton and members including Newlands Warner Bankhead Mackenzie McGee Newell Pinchot and Smith.
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Fett
Roosevelt
Congress
Inland Waterways Commission
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Hon
Theo
EB. Burton
Francie G. Newlands
William Warner
John H. Bankhead
Alexander Mackenzie
W. J. McGee
H. Newell
Gifford Pinchot
Herbert Knox Smith
Santa Barbara Prepares for Pacific Fleet Visit
Santa Barbara readies for the Pacific Fleet as California coast cities plan welcoming events from San Diego to the coast. Citizens anticipate a festive arrival with Admiral Evans possibly overseeing activities in the channel. Local officials note preparations underway and expect a show of naval presence in California waters.
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Cal
Evans
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Swineburn
Rail Telegraphers Vote to Strike Over Wages
Spokane reports rail telegraphers on Great Northern and Northern Pacific divisions will strike if wage cuts go into effect March 1. Workers currently average 12 hours daily for about 75 dollars monthly, with proposed cuts of 5 to 10 dollars. Also note Senate resolution asking for correspondence on US Venezuela dispute with the Venezuelan government.
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Senate
Washington
Venezuela
United States
Albany Codes Committee Sets Two Hearings on Stock Gambling
Albany February hearing on a bill to prohibit stock gambling moves forward with two sessions. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Wagner, aims to curb speculative trading practices in stocks.
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Albany
Assembly Committee On Codes
Wagner
Martyrdom funeral for Father Heinrichs in Denver top news
The Denver funeral drew about 600 Catholics including Knights of Columbus as the city mourned Father Heinrichs killed by anarchist Guiseppe Allo who faced arraignment in police court. Allo, a 56 year old shoemaker, had proclaimed his act and claimed no remorse. Postoffice safe robbery reported in Bakersfield with $6750 in stamps stolen. no suspects identified.
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Guiseppe Allo
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William O'Ryan
St. Leo's Church
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Guiseppe Guarangua Allo
Mietly
America
Paterson
Wakefield
Masssachusetta
Chicago
Bakersfield
Robebers
Hearing on Mabble Bill Regulating Interstate Water Vehicles
Washington February 26 A hearing will be held tomorrow by the House Judiciary Committee on the Cooks bill regulating registering and identifying water vehicles engaged in interstate travel. Chairman Jenkins states he opposes the bill claiming it interferes with states rights.
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