Antonio Joseph Renominated by Acclamation in Las Vegas
Convention in Las Vegas declares Antonio Joseph nominated by acclamation after a day of speeches parades and a formal reception. W B Childers elected permanent chairman, D B Gusdorf secretary, with Cleveland Thurman theme and a strong platform endorsing Joseph's New Mexico service.
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Labor Holiday Observed With Parades In New York And Chicago
Labor Day observances unfold in New York with parades and festive events as banks and exchanges close across the state. In Chicago two labor parades accompany picnics, with mottoes opposing Chinese labor and tenement housing, and a corner stone laid for a bricklayer temple.
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Indian fighter Reno jailed on maintenance charge
Harrisburg dispatch reports Major Marcus A. Reno arrested on a non-maintenance count raised by his wife. The narrative describes his distress and guards, with witnesses noting his fear as he pleads for assistants to remove “them.”
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Stinsons: Finest Cigars In Town Highlighted
Local shop Stinsons underscores its reputation for quality cigars drawing customers seeking premium brands. A casual passerby notes the store as a go to place for good smoke, reflecting the neighborhood’s loyalty to its tobacconist.
The Last Spike on Mexican National Line Closed
The gap between Acámbaro and El Salado on the Mexican National railway was closed Saturday completing the line from the Rio Grande to Mexico City. This shortens the St. Louis to Mexico City route by about 300 miles versus Eagle Pass and 700 miles versus El Paso. The Laredo Monterrey run will have few stops. Mexican National machine shops at Laredo are nearing completion for completion next month.
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Crow Creek Indians Oppose Treaty With Voters Seeking Farm Lands
The Crow Creek delegation in St Paul on September 3 did not hold a council but hunted for votes against the treaty. Opposition stems from livestock owning Indians fearing grazing limits. Commissioners spent the day interviewing leaders. Chairman Pratt received a brief for seventy five acres of land taken for the Pierre extension and for transfers back to Crow Creek from Standing Rock, which he pledged to forward to the Government.
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Robert Garrett in illness described by observer
The Tribune publishes a statement from a person who knows Robert Garrett well. The informant says Garrett is very sick and unlikely to recover, with severe brain decline, failing speech, and violent outbursts accompanied by frightening throat noises and crying, especially at night.
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