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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
2
Political News and Notes from the Nation
A wide field of items covers Congress Latollette's praise for Taft evolving a large majority, Hearst’s convention letters, and Haskell’s alleged Steel trust links. Bryan counters, Foraker cancels Lincoln Day events, Hammond re elected, and Nebraska GOP opposes bank guarantees. Forest fires hinder canoes, drought tightens New York and New England factories. Stark wins world plow title at Joliet Illinois contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latollette
Taft Ot Madison
William R. Hearst
John Archbold
United States
Ohio
Haskell
Oklahoma
Steel Trust
L. T. Russell
W. J. Bryan
Hetaune
Len
Foraker Hae
Galesburg
Miiinois
Bryan
Roosevelt
Maskell
National Democratic Committee
Standard Oil Company
John Hays Hammond
National League of Republican Clubs
Nebraska
Marnn
Canada
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Mont Revere
William J. Bryan Haw
Agricultural Society of Minnesota
McCleary
Milirexota
Minolta
Joliet
Alvin Stark
Stark
Governor Haskell resigns as DNC treasurer after Chicago conference
Multiple items report a mix of political resignations including Governor Haskell of Oklahoma quitting as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee after a conference at Democratic headquarters in Chicago. Other dispatches note economic figures, accidents, and political shifts across the United States.
Multitude of European News Items From London and Berlin
The countess of Yarmouth, linked to Harry K Thaw, will drop her tithe and be known as Mrs Copely Thaw after a decree nullifying her marriage. J Cornell Taylor leads the American legation in Havana amid an assault. In Toulon a turret gun on the French cruiser Treville exploded, killing thirteen crew. Cholera deaths rise in St Petersburg. Prince Miguel of Vraganen allegedly marries Mrs Samuel Sloan Chauncey. Berlin hosts a large Anglo German workers peace demonstration with 20,000 Germans welcoming a delegation of the United workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Slater
Harry K. Thaw
London
Copely Thaw
J. Cornell Taylor
Legation
Morgan
Havang
Cuba
Tulon
France
Latouche
Treville
Vietinga
Secre
Peterabure
Russia
Paris
Miguel of Vraganen
Dom Miguel
Portugal
Samuel Sloan Chauncey
Berlin
Notable Court Ruling and Public Figures Highlight Week
District of Columbia decision involves Uint Samuel Gatipers and attorneys from Range Company. Washington sees the president and family returning, while John Robinson of Clarksville Tennessee weds Mary Maud Loran. Nat Goodwin seeks divorce, Sir Wilfred Laurier campaigns in Canada, and Burgrave faces capture after robbing Mark Twain’s home. Morosini’s will in New York leaves $1 million estate to his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of the District of Columbia
Uint
Samuel Gatipers
Auewor
Cone Pt Cane
Wraehington
John Robinson
Espena
Clarkaville
Tenn
Misa
Mary Maud Loran
Nat Goodwin
Tilbury
Ont
Wilfred Lauvier
Canada
Jude
Kiesed
Hauqueth
Mark Twain
Redding
Conn
Mack
Hrogan
Maskell
Morosini
New York
Thousands of Miners Idle as Rivers Fail and Factories Close
Widespread drought paralyzes steel, lumber, and coal regions across western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and West Virginia. Thousands of river miners lose work as Monongahela valley coal shipments halt and eastern mills near Youngstown face shutdowns without rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titteburg
Lowen
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Pitts
Monongahela Valley
Trom
Youngstown
Townsites Not Selected for Tripp County Lands
Judge J W Witten reports maps claiming Indian allotments and townsites for Tripp county are not official. The interior secretary has not reserved any townsites and the General Land Office directs investigations to aid potential future reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tripp County
J. W. Witten
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Judge Witten
Wharton Chosen to Lead Nebraska Republican Finance
Johan C. Wharton of Omaha named assistant to Assistant Treasurer Fred Upham and will head the Nebraska finances committee. He handles fund collection for the Western district and oversees national campaign funds in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican Finance Committee
Omaha
Johan C. Wharton
Hitcheock
Republican National Committee
Fred W. Upham
United States
Me. Wharton
Nebraska
Oklahoma Thieves Rampant Across State
Sheriff Ramgey of Muskogee county reports 208 horses stolen across Oklahoma in two weeks. He says organized gangs take advantage of high horse prices, with depredations continuing as frontier conditions reappear in many counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okl
Raney
Sherif
Miskogee
Ramgey
Fleet near Manila in wartime near eight o'clock Monday
The report says the Zamboanga wireless nation battleship fleet moves toward Manila for a wartime maneuver with the Atlante Hattlonhiy fleet at 8 o clock Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Zamboanga
Atlante Hattlonhiy
Collision at Young's Point Kills Twenty-One in Montana
A severe crash at Youngs Point resulted in twenty one deaths and nine injuries. R L Vickers of Hardin died after hospital treatment. Samuel Cleme of Billings and Here Western of Atchison died shortly after the incident occurred around midnight Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Young's Point R
Vickers
Hardin
Thin City
Samuel Cleme Wits
Western
Atchison
Kan
State Parties Hold Conventions At Lincoln Plants Prominent Platforms
Republicans, Democrats, Independents gathered at Lincoln on the 22d to adopt platforms. Democrats and populists backed a state board of equalization reform to reduce county valuations. Prohibition and socialist groups met with limited attendance, while party leaders and speakers highlighted bank deposit guarantees, woman suffrage, and educational funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Congress
Wattles Sheldon
Burkett
Minshaw
Thompson
Senate
State Board of Equalization
Chicago
J. Warner Keifer, Jr
Chas. B. Anderson
Crete
Kearney Plans November Corn Show and Exhibition
A Kearney meeting of business leaders decided to hold a November corn carnival with a county exhibit from Buffalo County and area farms. Alfalfa will be a leading feature with efforts to stage minor events in smaller county towns and prepare for a national display in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Bufalo
Omaha
Nebraska Republicans Endorse National, State Reforms and Leaders
Nebraska Republicans in convention renew allegiance to the GOP platform. They back Theodore Roosevelt’s administration in moral and economic terms and promote Taft and Sherman for president and vice president. They praise Governor Sheldon, the state legislature, the railway commission, and the state debt reduction while endorsing amendments to the constitution and laws on public service stocks, bonds, and pension policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Republicn Party
Republican Party
Chicago
Theodore Roostvelt
William H. Taft
James 8. Sherman
United States
Congress
George L. Sheldon
Stote
Sheldon
Atate
State Railway Commission
State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Supreme Court
Torif
National Republican
Poe
Saeed Btaten
Taand
Populist party platform asserts broad reforms and open government
A populist program pledges stronger freight and road regulation, compulsory bank guarantees, centralized public utility valuation, state control to curb metropolitan power, support for wide open primaries, and a pledge to uphold initiative and referendum principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaim J. Bryan
Eteto
Record of free high school privilege applications in Gage county
Gage county reports 200 applications for free high school privileges, the highest in the state. The requests come from 92 districts, with district No 37 leading at nine applications. Lincoln provides the returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage County
Lincoln
Young Bryan Noms Sophomore Class President Hopeful
LincolnWilliam J. Bryan Jr son of the Democratic candidate for president has announced candidacy for president of the sophomore class at the Nebraska university. His opponent is Ralph Weaverling who was suspended last year for participating in a kidnapping affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
William J. Bryan, Jr
Nebraska University
Ralph Weaverling
Young Bryan
Hif
Haskell Repudiates Roosevelt and Bryan Charges
Oklahoma Gov. Haskell replies to President Roosevelt and William J. Bryan over charges tied to Standard Oil ties and Creek land disputes. He defends veto of a child labor bill and asserts he acted properly in Prairie Oil and Gas cases while criticizing Roosevelt and Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
William J. Bryan
W. R. Hearat
Gov. Maskell
Democratic Campaign Committee
Ohio
Oklahoma
Bryan
Gov. Haskell
Prairie State Oil & Gnn Company
Great Corporation
Oklahoma Company
Haskell
Uryan
Taft
Foraker
Hearst
Guthrie
Okla
Okla, — Gov. C. N. Haskell
Standard Oil
The
State University
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Hasker
Standard Ol
Hitchcock
Prairie Company
Prairie Oil Company
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Federal
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Oklshoma
Offelala
Democratic
Cucago
Democratic National Committee
Burlington
Park City
St. Petersburg
England
T. Coleman Dupont
Tdelavvare
Republican Executive Committee
Browneville
Dun
James J. HU
State Bankers’ Association
J. Lawrence Laughlin
Samuel Gompert
van Cleave
Deponhta
Frank Shercliffe
Canon City
Cal
Frisco Road
F Bank
Carthage
Carnegie Eteep Works
Homestead
Howard Antle Works
Chalers
Land Office
Rooseviim
Mr. Bryan
Hagkell
Blanchard Oil Company
Rudala
Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Wan
Home Office
Theratra
Orville Wright
Thomas KR Solfrume
Indian Bureau
Roosevelt Isack
Treasury Department
Bedford Stone and Construction Company
Indianapolia
Louis
Mexico
Mutman
Department of Commerce and Labor
Drouth Remains
Virginia
Wharton
Young's Point
Montana
Democratic Party of
Denver
William J. Bevan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Ueketa
Ennet
Dihka
Ontebiel
Atoll
Oreelitet
Townehin
Oggresgate
Vieli- Hen
Democratic Party
Hiw
Killi
South Omaha
Aenidiora
Oriae
Vie
Prairie State Oil and Gas Case
Oklahoman
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