Bridge Collapse At Saint Lawrence River Disaster
The Quebec City to Montreal bridge, costing 17 million dollars, collapsed during construction over the Saint Lawrence River, killing 70 when a central span fell. The structure sank 200 feet, hindering recovery efforts, with 90 men on the span as it dropped. The project began in 1853, and observers report vast crowds witnessing the wreck from ships and shore.
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Canadian Northwest
Quebec City
New York
Republicans Join in Earnest Fight to Carry State
Santa Fe Sept 15 Twenty Republican business and professional men from every state section have volunteered their time to assist the Republican state committee in the campaign to carry New Mexico for the whole Republican ticket in November. They form the advisory council to aid headquarters managers, consult with exhibitors, speakers, bureau and publicity departments, and advise on campaign policy.
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Santa Fe
N. Mu
New Mexico
Republic Paien
Advisory Council
Campais
Fie Extadidare
Crite
Roswell
C. F. Richards
Carlsbad
Crampton
Raton
Jr. van Houten
WJ Harmond
First Native Bank of
Las Vegas
Blas Sanchezsot
Republica Elias
Mr. Hughes
George W. Crais
Wil B
State Committee
Aire
Reputtican
Teadqiar Fers
Dbighes
Republican Omzaniarion New
Mariday
Athuneerine
Nowico
Hughes
Yen Publicans
Maine Governor Milliken Wins Solid Republican Victory
In Porthind Maine on September 62 the Republican victory is revised with Milliken defeating Curtis by about 19,385 votes. Final tallies show Hale and Fernald winning U S Senate seats, while Goodall and Bunker lead Congress races. Republicans gain solid majorities in both Maine legislative houses and a high overall turnout near 150,000 votes. Prohibitionist D Leigh Colvin credits Milliken’s win to enforcement rhetoric amid a strong GOP performance.
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Carl Ro Milliken
Dikley Curtis
Second Maine Infantry
Milliken
Congress
Frederick Hale
Bert M. Fernald
United States Senate
Maine
Curtis
United States
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Fernald
Johnson
Sills
Goodall
Stevens
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Mecillienddy
Peters
Bunker
Hersey
Pierce
Tne
Oakley ’. Curtis
Jamien
Texas
Alvin Tihert
Frederick W. Hale
Reputican
Prohibitionist
Credit D. Leigh Colvin
Prohibtionist
National Committee
Carl Milliken
Tritier Ats
Contempt fines affirmed in Raton case by appellate court
The Denver appellate court upheld a contempt ruling against attorneys and city officials in Raton, ordering $100 fines for repeat offenses tied to delays in the city water works project. City Attorney Rickley and Denver firms Fry and Pershing were named, with exemptions for absent officials during the injunction suit period.
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Raton
Jude Pope
Dten
Coneny
City
Rickley
Fry & Pershing
Denver
Hughes and Craig to Organize Clubs and Leagues
Thomas Hughes of Albuquerque, a prominent young Republican leader, has been designated by the Republican National Committee as the official in Santa Fe New Mexico on September 15 to organize clubs and leagues for the party.
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Hughes
Craig
Santa Fe
N. M
Thomas Hughes
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Republican National Committee
Organization for New Mexico Republicans Voters
Organizers in New Mexico plan a statewide Republican drive backed by the state committee. Hughes and Craige lead field activity with a statewide push to establish Republican clubs in towns and precincts across the state, targeting public meetings and county coordination.
A Progressive voter weighs Wilson and Hughes
A citizen writes that with no Progressive candidate, he must back either Wilson or Hughes. He outlines perceived faults in Wilson including accountability, foreign policy, defense, taxation, conservation, and civil service reform, arguing the president’s actions harmed national interests and voter trust.
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Wilson
Hughes
Minta Yew
Germatty
Hswowil
Vaisitaria
Witson
Pheer
Erisi
Havin
Ralfinger
Alaska
Guggenheims
State's Leading Jurist Died Wednesday
The death of Federal Judge William Pope, a leading jurist, was reported Wednesday. Pope, age about, practiced in New Mexico before serving as attorney general and later as chief justice in the state. his funeral arrangements were announced with honorary pallbearers and a large memorial service planned.
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Willian
Pope Sidne Pope
Atlanta
Hersteaty
Midge Pope
M. Batts
State Bar Association
New Mexico
Cogiten
Hwaony
Loli
Deed Court of First Iistance
Omar i
Frank
McChur Tadwe Gransil Hidlardson
Jadoo T
CM Rats
Renehaty
Santa Fe
Ar Association
First Republican Club to Be Formed in New Mexico
A Santa Fe meeting outlines forming a voting men’s Republican club and a first voters’ suvenue to organize Republican support. Col. Jose D. Sena chairs arrangements while Judge Hickey of Albuquerque and women suffrage leaders attend. Also notes delayed duck season start due to federal rules ending February 1.
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New Mexico
Sante Fe County Contomer
Judie M. E. Hickey
Albuquerque
Col
Jose D. Sena
Santa Fe
San Miguel
Thomas Huhes
National Republican
Sta
Hughes
Meight
Las Vegas
Rex Tty Hetong Sing Ie Tarek Big Publican State Committee
Neale
First Big Rally Of Campaign Tonight Delivers Address
Judge M E Hickey of Albuquerque will deliver the keynote addressing state and national issues at the first major rally of the campaign tonight in Albuquerque.
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M. E. Hickey
Albuquerque
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