Hughes Looms as Front Runner in New York Gubernatorial Nomination
Telegraph dispatch from Barstage, N Y reports Herbert Parsons staunch for Hughes amid a bruising convention battle. Bruce and Black camps waver, with upstate Hughes support growing and President Roosevelt's potential favorable view cited as a factor. Delegates shuffled between rooms as talks to unite behind a single candidate continued, with Hughes predicted to gain a first ballot edge.
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Parsons
Odell-Quigg
New York County
Aldridge
Franchot
O’brien
Barnes
Ward
Woodruff
Mr. Parsons
Bruce
Cuba Crisis Pushes U.S. Toward Intervention
President Roosevelt leans toward intervention as Cuba faces internal collapse. Taft and Bacon warn of force, while Palma and Moderate leaders prepare resignations. Navy dispatches and troop movements are readied as talks fail to restore peace. Presidents Palma and Mendez Capote contemplate stepping down amid mounting pressure.
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Tsumingo Mendes Capote
Cuba
Republic
Palma
Special Trains to Trenton Fair via Pennsylvania Railroad
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Hearst Nomination Seen as Practically Certain in Party Fight
Anti Hearst delegates led by Osborne Jerome and Shepard vow to fight on the convention floor to block Hearst as McCarren Gaynor and Sulzer backers maneuver. Jerome denounces the radicals while Murphy's machine plans to seat Hearst allies amid contested seats and factional splits among New York Democrats.
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Hearst
Erie County
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Murphy
Sulzer
Dix
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Mr. Sulzer
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Cassidy
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Committee On
Taft orders Marietta crew to guard British railroad shops
Secretary Taft orders thirty sailors from the gunboat Marietta to Sagua la Grande in Santa Clara province to protect Cuban Central Railroad facilities valued at $1,000,000. The road manager says $400,000 in damage has already occurred, and the British chargé d affaires pledges U S aid to safeguard the line.
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Taft
United States
Marietta
Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara
Cuban Central Railroad
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