Churchill and Floyd vie for New Hampshire governor nomination
Concord dispatch reports the Republican State convention in Concord with ballots, speeches, and intra party contest among Greenleaf Floyd Churchill Pillsbury and Loree. Floyd and Pillsbury claim momentum amid shifting votes as ballots are challenged and leaders praise Roosevelt era growth and policy directions.
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Concord
Ste
Woodlock
Charles Ho Greenleaf
Franconia
Harles Mo Floya
Manchester
Winston Churchi
Cornish
Rosecrans
Pillgburs
Londonderry
Becayss
Gallinges
Floyd
Pillsbury
Winston Churchill
Chaitia Shipsiaus
Dhs
Princaples
Lanceln
New
Hamashire
Roosevelt
Republic
Trancio
Iketa
Senate
New Hampshire
House
Pamary
Ube
Died in September 1906 at St Louis and surrounding area
Fragmented obituary notes multiple deaths and interments including Margaret Teer and a list of names with dates in September 1906. Mentions locations such as Fort Wayne and Saint Louis area, with details of funerals, committees, and memorials.
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Semen
Mathhen Burke
Lwita
Herstiweter
Astumt
Comeau Sam
Darlise Ha Crommander
Gasairy
Ind Wietwift
Imeem Colos Gy Talry Tsar Wwe
Sutton
Bregore
Arlewe
Devia
Platform Urges Rail Pass Limits and Ballot Purity
The platform advocates stricter limits on free rail passes and additional laws to protect ballot integrity. It calls for considering a change in nominating methods and placing statewide offices such as railroad commissioners in voters’ hands, while commending current efforts to curb gambling at the Salem racecourse.
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Salem Rece
Quaker Named Gibbon Secretary for Philadelphia District Attorney
Philadelphia secretary of the law and order party Clarence Gibbon was nominated for district attorney by the City party after a factional fight with Frederick J. Shoyer who had Weaver support. The vote stood Gibbon 5014 to Shoyer 6212 in the Philadelphia setting on September 1.
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Philadelphia
Law and Order
Clarence’ Gibbon
Law and Order Seuers
Gibbonys
Vas Frederick J. Shoyer
Department of Supplies
Mazor Weaver
Gibbouy
Shoye
Kansas City
Eagar C Ellis
Harrisburg
John Dundfer
Carlisle
Lircoln
Détroit
Midi
Edwin Denby
Republians
Vayne County
Frederick F Jngram
Che Firat
Dick To Take The Stump In Ohio Campaign
Senator Crames T Dieh arrived from Akron to lead Republican State headquarters and will personally stump for the ticket. He vowed to defend his and Senator Foraker's three terms in Congress and to keep national issues at the forefront of the campaign.
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Ohio
Foraker
Congress
Columbus
Crames T Dieh
Akron
Senator Foraker
La Follette Attacks New Jersey Senators At Asbury Park
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin spoke at the Colby League meeting in Asbury Park. He attacked New Jersey’s Dracona and Kean in relation to railroad rates and corporate power, urging defense of free government, and claimed railroads extract 7 million and over 400 million annually from the people. The crowd of about 1200 applauded as the address praised Lincoln and Washington and denounced trusts. He was hosted at the Marlborough and the event featured a brass band and political paraphernalia.
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Yeelal
Drmden
Kean
New Jersey
United States
Lincoln
Washinton
la Pokette
Maalborough
Virginia Fight Over Senator Daniels Denunciation of Bryan Plan
Virginia politics heats as Senator Daniels faces opposition from A F Thomas and Rex Bayon over government ownership of railroads. Thomas, a Lynehburg figure, breaks with Daniels, supporting eviction to the U S Senate and signaling a broader intraparty clash. The dispute centers on Daniels denouncing Bryan's policy as dangerous and the potential for a regional election fight in the Old Dominion.
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Aryan
Old Dominion
Dani Lel
Democratic Party
Tome
Lester Lat
Virginia
Desiel
A F Thomas
Lyneh
Davisi
Danedhi
Thomas
Gerpral Assembly
Lindburg News
Homes
Senator Daniels
Brvin
Oscar
Seator Daniel
United States Senate
Ricamond
Baxton
Wren
Weir
Daniel
Bryan Addresses Labor Question in North Carolina Tour
Nebraska statesman William J Bryan urges arbitration between labor and capital as key to avoiding strikes. He recalls early party support from working men, defends closeness of labor and capital, and criticizes standpat tariff views while highlighting open air and courthouse appearances in Charlotte High Point Salisbury Concord and Columbia with Marches and speeches to thousands.
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High Point
N. C
Charlotte N
North Carolina
Ealf
William J Brian
Whit
Charlotte
Columbia
Breen
Romeattter
Bryan Gov Grevn
Overman
Simmobrs
Webb
Surriaces
Southern Manufacturers Club
Vance Park
Bryan
Columbie
Caroline
Sdool
Greengboro
Mr Bryan
Lust
Specia
Winston- Salem
Whary
Concord
Lee S. Overman
Sebor
Ram
Salisbury
R N Hackett
Congress
Bran
Shaw
Speal Atram
Oly
Fi Yates Webb
Treasury Shaw
Ione
Suan
Republican Party
Decision on HedeBrand Nomination by Sixth District
Ohio voters in the Sixth Congressional district upheld Xenie HedeBrand as the Republican regular nominee after a party dispute over the nomination certificate. The case involved Judge Horace L. Smith and a potential Supreme Court action to certify Smith as regular nominee.
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Xenie
Ohio
District Board of Elections
Sixth Congressional District
I Q
Hildebrand
Republican Party
Congress
Eeara
Py Uhe
Brand
Horace L Smith
Berogey
Smith
Supreme Court
HI Stewart
Judse Smith
GALI TO VISIT BONAPARTE WITH ITALIAN OFFICERS
Admiral Roberto Ciil of the Scallian cruiser Veramosca will call on Secretary Bonaparte today, accompanied by Lieut Pfister travel attendant of the Italian Embassy. The party visited the navy yard and the Italian Embassy, toured the State War and Navy building and the Congressional Library. The cruiser will remain through Saturday with limited visitor hours on Sunday.
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Roberto Ciil
Veramosca
Bonaperte
Funeral of British Admiral at Gibraltar
The body of Rear Admiral Sir Edward Chichester died of pneumonia was embarked on the battleship Formidable at Gibraltar. Shore batteries and both British and American fleets fired salutes as the procession from the admiral’s official residence to the quay drew crowds and troops. A large turnout of British, American, and Spanish officials accompanied the honored officer through an improvised farewell.
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Partapatean Ceremonita
Gibraltar
Bony
Washington
Edward Chichester
Formidable
Aalutes
Turbulent gale sinks schooner Bibber on Frying Pan Shoals
The Charleston scene reports the schooner Bibber from Savannah to New York turned turtle in a storm off Frying Pan Shoals. Five mariners clung to wreckage and were rescued by the Clyde steamship New York as two crew members died during the perilous voyage.
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Savannah
New York
Charleston
Port
Gardiner
F Gootd
Calep Berning Cook
Frank Harrington
Mernei Crabterr
R D Bibber
Goold
Bibber
Sayres
Manuel
Anthony
Gould
Stapler
American Cruiser Squadron Arrives at Gibraltar
The United States second cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral Brownson arrived at Gibraltar en route to the Far East. The ships exchanged views with the British squadron and are expected to remain there for a short period before continuing toward the Far East.
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Gibraltar
Brownson
Far East
Zalotes
Cuban Rebels Hold Key Front as Raids Continue
Forces under Col Avalos clash with insurgents led by Pino Guerra at Tow Palacios. Guerra’s men seize the town before his brother intervenes. Rebels devastate the Western Railroad and bridges near Las Palacios and Santa Cruz as telegraph lines fail. President Roosevelt’s envoys arrive and Cuban authorities move to consolidate at Matanzas.
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Palacios
Col Avalos
Pino Guerra
Guerra
Otherson
Deacs
Havana
Souta Clara
Roosevelt
Cuban Western Railroad
Ux Britten
Las Palacios
Santa Cruz
Taco Taco
Artemisa
Col Betancourt
Matanzas
Bavanz
Murderers Free By Official Laxity In Mindanao
A War Department report by Brig Gen Tasker Bliss faults civil officials and the military for laxity in Mindanao, noting five Moros who killed Pvt James W McDonald of the Nineteenth Infantry remain at large. It cites limited lawfulness, risk of wider war, and the need to enforce violence crimes under a rebalanced garrison policy to deter attacks on whites. It also references Gen Wood’s earlier Mount Dajo casualty report as unavoidable.
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Tasker H Bligs
War Department
James W McDonald
Nineteenth Infantry
Bliss
Moro
Lake Feslows
Moros 4
Wood
Department of Minionad
Mount Dajo
Two Hurt in Auto Crash in Denver
Denver Colorado reports Mrs LW Cooper and Miss Nellie Manning of Charlotte North Carolina were severely injured in a crash involving a street car and their auto today. Mrs Cooper suffered a dislocated right arm and possible internal injuries while Miss Manning sustained a broken nose and multiple cuts and bruises.
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Denver
Colo
LW Cooper
Nellie Manning
Charlotte
Cooper
Army Orders From a Fragmented Word Muster
Military movements and personnel changes including Capt Samuel Yeath Ar tillery, Capt William Johnson, Capt Barry M Tebbette, Capt William H Bortach, and Fort William Henry Harrison duties. Also Col Frederick E Ward, Maj Hersh W Torrey, Capt Leo F Foster, and Col Tixmssy D Potts assigned to duties at camps and depots. Naval movements noted with vessels at New York and Cavite. Includes a quote from the Philadelphia Public Ledger about a clever man.
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Samuel
Harry Arelia
Joey Firat
Willam T
William
Johnson
Thirtiedh Infantry
Barry MH ‘Tebbette
Tenth Infantry
William H Bortach
Fourth Infantry
Army
Fort William Henry Harrison
Mont
W Torrey
San Francisco
Cal
Tn Pormco
Pacific
Aivision
Leo F Foster
Roosevelt
Grotak
Potts
Uta
Fort Monroe
Funston Likely to Command In Cuba Under War Dept Orders
General Frederick Funston, en route to Washington for orders, is expected to command U S forces in Cuba if intervention occurs. Navy ships heading for Havana, with food and fuel, accompany a cautious start as insurgent activity damages plantations near Cienfuegos and new reports detail violence and security efforts.
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Frederick Funston
Washington
War Department
Cuba
Funston
San Francisco
Siip
Havana
Steamer Amajestic sails from Liverpool to New York on 29th
A dispatch to the Navy Department reports the i o Conference would sail on the steamer Amajestic from Liverpool to New York on the 29th in stant. A second message from Cruiser Denvat’s Colwell at Hevana says only that Ell is quiet there and insurgent fighters want reinforcements as Taft Bacon and St Paul Mina pass through. Frederick Funston travels to Washington seeking a possible solution.
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Colwell
Denver
Navy Department
Havana
Fultam
Mortetts
Lnsurgente
Willlam
Marietta
Dixie
State Department
Mba Spellman
New York
Baper- Anza
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Col Collada
Liverpool
Amajestic
Winder Colwell
Denvat
Hevana
Taft
Bacon St Paul Mina
Frederick Funston
Washington
Preparations for War Race to Cuba Prompt US Aid
Washington issued a telegraphed rush order at the chief quartermaster’s office in this city for 1500 horses and mules, the largest shipment ever, with destination possibly Cuba. Proposals open September 4 and delivery within fifteen days of award. Separately, Fourth Infantry units moved toward Cuba, while the cruiser Minneapolis sailed from League Island with marines and supplies to join the force.
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Srecia
Wellington
Omaha
United States
Cuba
Washington
Fourth United States Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Wich
Fort Thomas
Richmond
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
League Island Navy Yard
Wisk
Haston
Brooklyn
Annapolis
Norfolk
Fiske
Gay
Fatal cafe dual in Madrid shocks diners
Sept 13 in a fashionable Madrid restaurant two youths mixed poison with their coffee and shot each other fatally. Letters found on them suggest a premeditated personal crisis. Armando Pinells, Cuban by birth, and a Bohemian friend with medical studies and mining work, died in the incident.
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Washmeton
Madrid
Armando Pinells
Gibata
Cuba
Buco
Bontevedrava
Spain
Bilbao
Mutiny on Turkish Ship Atta i Tevkilik Details
Port Said reports a fresh mutiny aboard the Turkish troop ship Ataar i Tevik, with about 100 men wounded in the disturbance. the incident follows yesterday’s unrest and the ship was reportedly quelled. In Costa Rica, President Gonzales Viquez hosted peace conference delegates with official attendees including cabinet members and consular representatives. The Hague opened its parliament with the throne speech focusing on domestic reforms and tariff revision. A Rotterdam banker, Bland Van Den Berg, a notary and bank director, was arrested for embezzlement, sending bank shares down 16 percent amid the case.
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Port Said
Merry
San Jose
Costa Rica
Merry American Ministar
Nicaragua
San Salvsdor
Gonzales Viquez
Rotterdam
Bland van den Berg
South Holland Bank
Usiag
Sailors Put to Death for Sveaborg Mutiny
Seventeen sailors condemned to death for Sveaborg mutiny were shot. Eighty others received terms of hard labor or disciplinary battalion service. Eleven were acquitted in a political-judicial volley amid broad reports of unrest across Finland and Russia.
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Isingfors
Sveaborg
Martal
St. Petersburg
Gen Treperl
Peterkat Palace
Francis sails for New York after Brussels medal event
David R Francis president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition arrives from Brussels where he presented the exposition medal to King Leopold. He will depart Cherbaure tomorrow on the Kronprinz Wilhelm for New York. Troops disperse Pulanes moving into Leyte interior after punitive expedition reports.
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Francis
New York
Paril
David R Francis
Louisiana Purchase Expositon
Brussels
St. Louis
Vatican Denies Hiring Detectives Over Art Theft Report
Rome report states Mgr Miscatelli prefect of the apostolic palace strongly denies that the Vatican has employed detectives to arrest anyone suspected of stealing art treasures. No reported thefts from the Vatican have occurred.
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Vatican
Rome
Mgr Miscatelli
Apostolic Palace
Vatcan
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