Political conventions clash as Odell and Woodruff clash
Denver hosts the Republican convention with Frank C. Goudy as temporary chair and a keynote urging unity against terrorism and violence. In South Dakota Watson addresses the Populists while the party seeks state office nominees. Montana and New York discuss fusion and funeral home regulations amid party maneuvering.
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Denver
Broadway
Frank C. Goudy
Western Federation
Vvernor Peabody
How It Was Done Bodey Defeated by Votes
Local council or committee voted 101 to 66 to defeat Bodey on a policy measure. The result follows mounting debate and public interest surrounding the proposal and its implications in the community.
Disgraceful Scenes as Andrews Nominated for Delegate in New Mexico
Early yesterday William H. Andrews was nominated by the Republican convention for Delegate in Congress amid a bitter split with Hubbell’s Bernalillo machine. The Socorro delegation backed Andrews after Rodey’s defeat sealed Hubbell’s influence, while the Supreme Court later unseated three Hubbell allies in Bernalillo County.
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Rodey
Supreme Court
Albuquerque
N.M
William H. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Territoria Administration
Frank A. Hubbell
Central Committee
Bernalillo County
Hubbell
Attemiot
Andrews
J. Francisco Chaves
Hubbem
Socofro County
W. H. H. Llewellyn
George S. Clock
Rofle
Hul Bell
H.O. Bursum
Baker
Geo. F. Albright
Gutierrez and
Sanchez
Glorious rain floods valley with steady downpour
Last night a rain began shortly after five and continued through today. By noon the rain gauge at the Military Institute recorded 1.60 inches. Although not as heavy as last week, the precipitation covered the valley in a general rain event.
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Military
Vessels in Pacific Search for Contraband
In a broad Pacific operation several ships scan for contraband shipments. Authorities coordinate patrols to intercept illicit goods and prevent illegal trade across sea routes.
Estimates of loss and new war actions across Liao Yang
Reports from the front recount heavy casualties in the Liao Yang battle with total losses around 33 500 on both sides. Field Marshal Oyama notes Russians south of the Hun river, while Kuropatkin cites Japanese positions south of the Yentai line. Dispatches mention fortifications along the Liao river and renewed artillery exchanges at Port Arthur with ongoing Chinese and Russian reactions to Allied naval movements.
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Oyama
Tokio
Hun River
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Yentai
Liao River
Tiad Pass
Liao Yang
Genera Stoessel
Port Arthur
General Stoessel
Vsiokaya
Dlin Va
New Jersey Undertakers Meet Appoints Panel to Draft Bill
At the annual convention in Trenton on September 14, a committee will be appointed to draft a bill for presentation. The gathering of New Jersey undertakers aims to address industry needs and legislative action.
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Nion
New York
New Jersey
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Seope
Lena
San
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Odertakers’ Association
Spanish Husband Tortures Wife Then Burns Her In Oven
A Malaga province crime reports Francisco Perez Ocoetege, a man with a criminal past, married a young woman despite her mother's opposition. On their wedding day the mother killed herself to avoid the union. Days later the husband subjected the wife to torture ending with her being placed in an oven for a terrible death.
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Madrid
Cortez de la Frontera
Malaga
Francisco
Perez Ocoetege
Reunion of Confederates Opens Seventeenth Virginia Gathering
In Lynchburg Virginia the Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans of Virginia begins its seventeenth annual reunion at Confederate Hall Judge George L Christan of Richmond serves as grand commander Chaplain John P Hyde delivers invocation Ken N C Manson Jr welcomes veterans General Thomas T Munford delivers city greet in Garland Rhodes camp name Col William H Stewart replies The gathering adjourns until four this afternoon United Sons of Confederate Veterans also holds its annual reunion that evening.
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Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
Geo. L. Christan
Richmond
John P. Hyde
Winchester
Ken
N. C. Manson Jr
Lynchburg
Thomas T. Munford
Garland-Rhodes
William H. Stewart
Portsmouth
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Roosevelt County Convention Chooses Delegates for Ellis
At Portales on Saturday the Roosevelt county Democratic convention selected delegates for the district convention to be held here on Saturday the 24th and instructed them to vote for G. F. Ellis of Portales for representative.
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Roosevelt County
Portales
G. F. Ellis
East Ohio Conference opens with large lay clerical turnout
In Bellaire Ohio on September 14 the East Ohio Conference of the M E church began its annual session with a large attendance of lay and clerical delegates. Bishop Fowler presided and conference appointments will be announced in several days.
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Bellaire
East Ohio
M. E. Church
Fowler
Entre Nous Club Meeting At Mrs Reed’s South Kentucky Residence
The Entre Nous met with Mrs. W M Reed at her residence on South Kentucky. Several invited guests attended, including Miss Robertson of Bastrop Alabama and Mrs. Slaughter of Ft. Worth.
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W M. Reed
South
Kentucky
Miss Robertson
Bastrop Alabama
Slaughter
Ft. Worth
Water in ample supply ends protest concerns in Carlsbad
Several messages were sent to Tracy in Carlsbad this morning stating that there is plenty of water and water to spare, removing the need for further protests.
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Tracy
Carlsbad
Fresh oysters on hand at United States Meat Market
Fresh oysters available daily at United States Meat Market. Call number 31 to order. Oysters are seal shipped and described as fresh and fine, comparable to being consumed the day they were captured.
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United States
Forsyth’s keeps doors open late for big crowds
Forsyth & Co. stay open until nine each night as crowds fill the store. The line of bargains draws shoppers from the entire county, driving record sales over the past three days in Roswell.
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Forsyth & Co
Roswell
Forsyth’s
Kansas City Live Stock Markets Report
Live stock prices from Kansas City on September 14 show cattle trading with mixed gains. Native steers bring 3.75 to 6.00, southern steers 2.50 to 3.55, southern cows 1.50 to 3.00, native cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.60, stockers and feeders 2.25 to 4.00, bulls 1.75 to 3.50, calves 2.50 to 5.50, western cattle listed in the market.
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Ler
Kansas City
Union reinstates six hundred at stockyards amid strike threat
Chicago workers report six hundred more members of Sutchers' Union rehired at the stock yards. Despite reinforcements, union leaders threaten another strike unless additional workers are immediately recalled.
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Sutchers’ Union
Two Open Ports in Panama Zone
York Sept 14 Rear Admiral Walker head of the Panama Commission declared on arrival from Colon that the United States would keep two open ports in the canal zone despite protests from Panama. He said excavation work was proceeding twice as fast with half the men and at half the cost compared with the French company.
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York
Admira Walker
Panama Commission
Colon
United States
Canal Zone
Panama
TownsendChristman Weds at Mrs Hinkle Home
Mr J S Townsend and Miss Don Christman wed at Mrs J F Hinkle’s residence with a few friends. Rev W E Lyon of the First M E Church South officiated. Couple left by morning train to St Louis for the Fair.
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J. S. Townsend
Don Christman
J. F. Hinkle
W. E. Lyon
South
Waitress Wanted at Hotel Gibson in Artesia NM
Help wanted notice seeks a waitress. Apply at once to Mrs Ella Davidson son of Hotel Gibson Artesia New Mexico.
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Ella Davidson
Gibson, Artesia, N. M
Doctors and Bankers Bowl Challenge at Local Alleys
The doctors and bankers face off in a three game match bowling event with cocked hat as the game. The side with the most pins after three games will be declared the winner.
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