Independent Loyal In Support Of Republican Nominee
A brief note states independents pledge loyalty to the party and will back the Republican nominee, maintaining faith in the ticket and urging others to unite behind the candidate.
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15 Sep 1910
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
1
Tennessee Independents Back Hooper in Governor Bid
Nashville Sept 15 Independent Democrats of Tennessee endorsed Captain Ben W Hooper Republican nominee for governor and sent harmony resolution to the new State Executive Committee. A triad of Republicans Independent Democrats and Prohibitionists forms a formidable campaign group. The convention rejected early nomination by acclamation and adopted platform resolutions after delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Ben W. Hooper
Independent State Executive Committee
Solid South
Alvin Hawkins
Wilson
Court of Civil Appeals
Judiciary
Hooper
R. E. L. Mountcassie
National Democratic
Jeff McCain
G. T. Fitzhead
Memphis
Carmack-Cooper
Patterson
Republican Party of
Sues Neighbor For Stolen Diamond Pin in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 15, Mrs. Nicholas Jung filed in the civil district court a suit for sequestration to recover a diamond pin. She alleges her husband gifted two diamond earrings years ago, converted to matching pins, one later missing in 1904, and she later saw Mrs. Harwood wearing a pin matching the missing piece, leading to the lawsuit after Harwood refused to yield ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nicholas Jung
Civil District Court
John Harwood
Fitzgerald Charged With A Big Theft
Chicago records detail George W. Fitzgerald former subtreasury cashier indicted for stealing 173000 from vaults. He built wealth quickly amid speculation claims, arrested on bench warrant, bailed at 50000, faces embezzlement and larceny charges, then jailed as investigations continued. He had since formed two companies and lived lavishly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fitzgerald
William Boldenweck
Secret Service
Kennesaw Landis
Illinois Car Manufacturing Co
Bolt Forging Company
Governors race and party clashes swirl in early New Jersey race
In Beverly Taft state, Democratic platform denounces Senator Guggenheim as having robbed the people to enrich trusts. Denver reports quote Guggenheim allied with corporations. In Trenton, Woodrow Wilson leads Democratic quest for New Jersey governorship, with Katzenbach as active challenger and state issues likely to decide the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Guggenheim
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New Jersey
Frank S. Katzenbach, Jr
Wilson
Recognition of Estrada as Ruler and Road Bonds
Washington reports the Estrada government will be recognized to the extent possible as provisional. Senor Ariellano and Thomas C. Dawson will negotiate on American claims in Managua. In Fort Worth Texas the Commercial Secretaries' Association cites about 20 million dollars in highway bond issues for 1911 and urges a state highway department to supervise spending, with Governor Colquitt’s guidance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Estrada
Senor
David Arellano
Zelaya
Managua
Taft
Senor Castrillo
International Court of Justice
Cartago
Thomas C. Dawson
Panama
New York
Commercial Secretaries of
Texas
Department of Supervision
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Colquitt
Stock Market Rally Beats Traders Turn Toward Democrats
A volatile session sees stronger stock markets drawing traders toward Democratic policy shifts. advocates of conservatism weigh implications as market momentum shifts.
Maine landslide sparks mixed Wall Street tone on decline
After Maine’s Democratic landslide, Wall Street opened with hopes of a market break but prices fell only slightly under professional selling. Brokers noted stronger trading and broader market breadth with gains in Union Pacific St Paul Southern Pacific Reading Soo and other stocks while the political outcome fueled belief in political stability and less radical policy moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Wall Street
Republican Party
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Reading
Democratic House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Chicago Cash Disappearance Sparks Citywide Sensation
Detectives allege a lavish display of deceptions connected to a cash disappearance that caused the greatest sensation in Chicago at the time. The fragment hints at a high profile financial mystery drawing intense public interest and police scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hungarian Colony to Locate in Texas Coast Region
A Hungarian community project plans a 160000 acre colony in Harris, Chambers and Liberty counties East Texas on land recently acquired by an eastern syndicate. The plan calls for fruit growing and vegetable production with shared profits, housing for 10 to 20 families, arrival of settlers from New York and Chicago, and skilled labor from within the colony. The effort includes soil and climate studies spanning months and aims to begin early spring with several large community homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Harris
Chambers
Liberty
New York
Chicago
Federation of
Hungarian Farmers
Reunion of First Iron Brigade in Syracuse gathering veterans
Survivor of the First Iron Brigade, famed unit of the Army of the Potomac, met at the State Fair grounds in Syracuse on September 15 for the eighth annual reunion. Veterans came from distant parts of the country to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Iron Brigade
Syracuse
N. Y
Army of the Potomac
State Fair Grounds
McMillan Property Sale Offer No Sale No Charge
Local real estate notice from McMillan invites property owners to list for sale with a no sale no charge policy. Agent outlines terms and conditions, promising dedicated service and results without upfront fees. Includes contact details for further discussion and consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
Train Collision After Open Switch Incident
A train ran into an open switch causing a run through the junction. No injuries reported as responders secured the scene and traffic was halted briefly for inspections. Railway officials initiated an incident review to determine how the switch remained open and to prevent recurrence.
Night Riders Burn Two Barns in Bracken County Ky
In Bracken county Kentucky two barns were burned by night riders early today. The properties belonged to George B Kenny and W O Bradford. No further details on suspects or motive were provided. In separate news from Belton Texas a Santa Fe train collision injured several crew members and two passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken County
Kentucky
Crippen
Belton
Tex
Santa Fe
Ffleming
Robert Roberts
Fleming
Roberts
Brookeville
George B. Kenny
Night Rider
W. O. Bradford
Pepper cites surgical skill in Crippen murder evidence
Professor Augustus Pepper the University of London pathologist testified at the Crippen murder trial that human remains found in the Hilltop Crescent cellar show signs of surgical expertise and anatomy knowledge. He identified hair and a flesh fragment as originating from an abdominal wall with a scar from a prior operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crippen
Augustus Pepper
University of London
Hilltop Crescent
Bow Street
Belle Elmore
Ethel Clare LeNeve
Prof. Pepper
Taft to Grace Lorimer Dinner in Chicago
United States Senator Lorimer is to be the guest at a major Chicago dinner planned to rebuke Colonel Roosevelt for declining to dine at the same table. The organizers aim to have President Taft sit at the head of the table if he can attend. Plans remain tentative with time and venue unset, date tied to Taft’s possible visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
United States
Lorimer
Roosevelt
Taft
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Carmack
Fitzhigh
Captain Hooper
Senator Carmack
George W. Fitzgerald
The
Guggenheim
Colorado
Democracs
Beverly
Mass
Norton
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Nicaragua
Qualion
Ing
Mexican Gulf Coast
Galveston, Tex
Grace Lorimer
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