Hughes Chosen for Governor Nomination in N.Y. Convention
Reports from Buffalo and Saratoga detail the 1912 New York Democratic convention where Hughes was unanimously nominated for governor. The platform endorsed Roosevelt tariff reform while seeking further revision, with other ticket members named and a telegram from Hughes pledging no pledges. Jerome signaled continued support for Hughes, amid calls for party unity and a rump convention threat.
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Union
Roosevelt
Friends of the Tariff Shrome
Erstwhite
Buffalo
Hughes
Democrats
Suracum
Praizen Roosevelt
Higgine
Friends of
Tarff
Saratoga
Hruce
Unanimousy
John F. O'Prien
Norton F. Lewis
Treassurer
John G. Wollemier
Justasy M. Mayer
Tate
Henry V. van Alstines
Jerome
Timothy Woodruff
Dell
Joviome
Manio Alive in New York Murder Case Fallout
Coroner Schrady ordered release of Greek candy merchants George Capinnike and John Hrander, arrested on suspicion in the murder of Jack Mano. Mano’s mutilated body was said to be found in an excavation Sunday, but Mano’s cousin submitted proof of his still being alive, including a letter from Los Angeles.
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New York
Schrady
George Capinnike
John Hrandrakes
Jack Mano
Aginst
Mano
Mano Ia
Los Angeles
Walla Walla Closes Saloon Licenses For Violations
Four men including Adolph Schwarts J E Thomas Lynch and Peter Velt had their licenses revoked after a two and a half hour city council meeting addressing violations of the closing law. A large crowd attended the session at city hall in Walla Walla on September 26.
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Walla Walla
Willa Walla
Adolph Schwarts
J. E. Thomas
Progressive
Lynch
Wand Peter Velt
Opera
Mayors Gather in Chicago for League Conference
About 1000 mayors attend the League of American Municipalities meeting in Chicago on September 24. The biennial event brings urban leaders to discuss policy and municipal issues.
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Chicago
League of American Municipalities
Stolypin Starts Broad Reform for Peasants in St Petersburg
In a ministry action this afternoon the government ends special peasants’ privileges, placing them on equal footing with other citizens. Stolypin leads the dramatic reform, but city workers express no confidence in the measure.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Weber to Hang Tomorrow Amid Governor’s Possible Intervention
Adolph Weber, condemned in Sept 26 proceedings, faces execution tomorrow at noon. Reports indicate he is in good health and calm, having gained weight and spoken little. Prison officials await possible reprieve or commutation from the governor as preparations proceed.
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Foldom
Adolph Weber
Deal Done on Main Street Murderer Genes
Joe Cucccia aged 66 was murdered on North Main Street at noon. An unknown man approached from behind and shot him three times while he drove alone. The killer on a bicycle rider escaped.
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Genes
Los Angeles
Joe Cucccia
Highest official salute from Pike's Peak summit
Manitou Colo Sept 26. A battery of the United States artillery fired what was described as the highest official military salute in history to General Pike from the summit of Pike's Peak three miles above the enclosing base.
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Manitou, Col
Battery 12
United States Artillery
General Pike
Pike's Peak
Wrecking of Milwaukee Avenue State Bank Leads to Guilty Plea
Chicago Sept. 26. Stensland pleaded guilty to charges tied to the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank wrecking. Indicted on receiving a defaced check for 60 and embezzling 400000, he faced concurrent sentences totaling up to 14 years with fines. Authorities suggest more linked to the case, including Hering, while Stensland protested New York treatment. A man linked to the failure, Sylvester Kiatustichynsk, hanged himself after the loss of 400 dollars.
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Chicago
Steneland
Gilty
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Sternstannd
Atate
Healy Thin
Doutt
Stensland
Hela
Ordo
Hering
Ccase
Stonsland
Sylvester Kiatustichynsk
Patchogue Native John Joe Smith Celebrates Tenth Birthday
Patchogue July 26 or Sept 26 report notes John Joe Smith, wealthiest native, marking his tenth birthday. He recently sold the Smith block for 30 000 to Milton Co for an annuity of 600 dollars yearly, payable in monthly installments. Smith, a widower with no children, is described as shrewd and original in business plans.
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Patchogua
L. T
John Joe Smith
Patchogue
Lea
Smith
Milton Co. Wigering
Wiggins
Chicago Wheat Market Sees Small Early Moves
In Chicago the September wheat market opened at 7.26.8 and closed at 7.26.8, while corn opened at 4.8 and closed at 4.1/4. The report notes minor price movement and timing on the local exchange.
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Chicago
Onte
Faksnity and Eloquence Mark Woodmen Event at Fair
Details of the Pendleton county fair feature a De Caprio band solo, Woodmen of the World address by Walter Toose, and a parade with initiation. Attendance climbs to about 2500 with strong turnout from Walla Walla and coastal counties. Harmony among Morrow and Umatilla leaders boosts exhibit development, with standout stock entries including Ruby’s stallions, Malter and Shetland breeds, and notable Jersey red hogs.
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Signor de Caprio
Pacific Coast
Walter L. Tooxe
Marion County
Toose
Fraternity
McCalle
McCurdys
Hyder
OM Tne
New York
Toone
Hany
Tooge
Walla Walla
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Pendleton
de Caprio
Pendleton Camp
Pendleton Woodmen
Nabors
Humber
the Fair Society
H.C. Willie
Morrow
Umatilla
Leon Cohen
Let Teutech
C. E. Roosevelt
George A. Hartman
Frank Frasier
W. C. Minor
R. F. Hynd
Morrow County
Umatilla County
Fair Association
Henry Brickman
Joe Woolery
Thie
A. C. Ruby
Puciflc
Government road builders advance on macadam project
Government road builders arrived this morning to survey the mile of macadam near a city and prepare for rock crushing and steam road oiling. County Judge Gilland coordinates crews of about twenty men and seeks local farmer teams while power and materials are assembled for early operations.
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Macadaim Rongs
Ileecity
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Western Organ
Gilli
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Bilding
Medical Society Convention Opens in Pendleton
The Eastern Oregon District Medical Society convened in Pendleton with 26 to 90 doctors present at the Commercial Association rooms. Mayor Fee welcomed attendees, noting concerns about patient thirst and the city’s remedy. Forenoon papers covered obstetric, gynecologic, neurosis, sciatic pathology, eye strain, and the relationship between medicine and law, with discussions led by clinicians from Pendleton, La Grande, The Dalles, Baker City, and Portland. A luncheon followed at Hotel Pendleton, with numerous physicians listed as attendees.
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Commercial Association
Oregon
Washington
Cr. J. Smith
Ward
James A. Fee
Ru B E. Ringo
Willard Smith
la Grande
FE. FE. Ferguson
Dallas
IW. G. Cole
Pendleton
R. C. Coffey
Portland
J. H. Raley
Hotel Pendleton
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FL R. Dorne Hecho
Th. C. FE
Sanders
Union
R W. Coffey
Porthinds
Z. M. Prot
Oulton
TM. Henderson Pendleton
W.G. Gale
D. J. McPaul
K. Biskeslee
Oo J Patterson
Bakerly
J. B. Johnson
Pendletons Jr
A. B. Ring
Antelope
1. A. Fuetor
the Dalles
D. C. Laser
Weston
J. Smith Pendleton
R. EB
Ringe
Pendleon
Cuban Cabinet Resigns. Palma Charged With Treason
Havana reports resignations of all Cuban cabinet members presented to Palma and accepted they will stay until Palma resigns. Zayas accuses administration of treason and Taft commission of favoring rebels while moderates push for Congress suspension to force American seizure of leaders. Washington says 40,000 troops likely needed for Cuban intervention and 7 days to mobilize transports. Colonel Waller ordered to Cuba to command Marines as Taft cites no clear path to peace.
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Tuft
Congress
Mrnday
Soarce
Washington
Cubo
Waller
Havana
Cabinez
Palma
Zayas
Taft Commission
War Department
Cuba
United States
Oyster Bay
Passenger Train Wreck Near Catlin
Peru, Sept. 26. Wabash passenger train No. 8 bound for Toledo collided with a string of freight cars after rounding a curve at 70 miles per hour. Three killed, 36 injured, one missing. Engineer J. S. Butler, Fireman Ellison, mail clerk Harding among the dead. Gas tanks exploded and debris burned. Reports say every passenger was killed or injured and many crew members perished.
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Peru
Toledo
Catlin
Ewleh
J. $. Butler
Ellison
Harding
Wall Collapse Kills One at Kearney and Ping
San Francisco reports a wall at Kearney and Ping collapsed during demolition this afternoon. Fifteen workers were buried, with one dead and two injured recovered so far. Rescue efforts continue as crews search for others still trapped.
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San Francisco
Kearney
Ping
Land Fraud Arrest In Berkeley Over Oregon Scheme
Jacob Crow war was arrested in Berkeley on a charge of conspiracy in the Oregon land frauds. He posted a $400 bond and began steps to resist extradition to Oregon, where the indictments were returned. Crise Formanin pursued action.
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San Francisco
Jacob
Berkeley
Oregon
Crise Pormanin
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