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Colorado’s corrupt judiciary threatens voters and remedies
A critical call questions how to fix a compromised Colorado judiciary where ballots are counted by judges, habeas rights are suspended, and courts may dismiss cases and misappropriate assets. The piece asks citizens to consider how to resist judicial overreach, urging action beyond elections.
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Colorado
Supreme Court
Russia
Denver
Morse and Curtis Trial Exposes Wall Street Frauds
In New York, the Morse and Curtis trial reveals alleged bank frauds at the Bank of North America. Witnesses describe dum nies handling funds, ice stock schemes, and large loans to insiders. Prominent figures like Gates Schwab Guggenheim and Barney are linked to pools, with losses reaching millions.
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Jacob Waldeck
Wall Street
C. W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
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Curtis
North America
Ice Trust
Leslie Sk. Whiting
Davison Brown
Whiting
Adolph Rade
Rad
Katherine A. Wilson
George Raglin
F. A. Heinze
John W Gates
Charles M. Schwab
Isaac Guggenheim
C.T. Barney
John F Carell
Tammany Hall
Gates’ Apartments
Schwab
Gates
Barney
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Hough
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Puzzle-like New York forecast stirs 1908 election talk
In New York on October 23 the campaign mood is described as peculiar with both Bryan and Taft contenders. Wage earners show silence and secrecy, while business leaders appear disinterested yet inclined toward a change, suggesting uncertainty about the election outcome.
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Roosevelt
O'Ryan
Republcans
Ohio
New York
Bryan
Taft
Taftana
Cleveland Democrats Split Between Bryan and McKinley Factions
The text notes independents since 1896 who voted for McKinley and Roosevelt are now allied with Bryan. It mentions Cleveland Democrats broadly backing Bryan while some businessmen and professionals remain undecided, mostly fence-sitters who vote without active involvement.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Boy Suffers Arm Break and Bruising Playing Whip-Cracker
Nine year old Roy Thomas of Franklin School broke his arm and sustained a severe head bruise yesterday while playing whip-cracker with other boys. He was returned to his home for medical care and treatment.
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Roy Thomas
Franklin School
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