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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17

heard OF any money being left over
IRON Il campaign conducted vs.
Thomas TagRart. The remainder Of
his speech was a rehearsal of tho his
tory and principles of th, independ-
party and am appeal 10 support
IN, honest business wou Who are iead-
ing the independence party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17

NIet0ria, b. q. Sept. ia. ],
Sou2a, VINO arrived by the Aki Maru,
said financial conditions in Japan
were bad and becoming worse instead
OF better, owing 10 the refusal of the
Japanese TO fin their contracts. Many
japanese firms, owing to the depres-
5ion. are refusing 10 make delivery Of
goods.
The p~ostponcmcut of the exposition
is also having q bad effect on mar
kcts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17

WhitcuSvillr Mass. Sept I6-No-
ticcs posted al th, WuitpnsNiIle cotton
mills aud tho liuuoud mills am
nuunoc a. reduction of wages uu Mon
day next and am increase iu tho rum
ming time from 40 to so hours weekly
The cut viii probably average ten pvi
q AFFECT 1000 persons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17

Dover. Dol. sept. 1G.-Dr Roland
Painter. of Sussex, Wls nominated tor
governor by the democratic state con
NyutIou here today. a run ticket Tor
OBJ. state and presidential electors
was. ALSO named while T. ] Irving
Handy, of Wilmington. received the
nomination for congress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17
Eormer OffIcInl Rnnkrnnl.

Milwaukee, sept l6.-John r..
Burnham. former sheriff and fire and
police commissions of this city, today
filed a petition i'm bankruptcy. The
liabilities are given as $12G,729 nearly
an secured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17
"The Blood Is The life"

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement OF scripture. But
II has illuminated that statement and
given IL a meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth Of knowledge.
When the blood IS bad " OF Impure IL
IL not alono the body which suffers
through disease. The brain Is also
elouded, Ne mind and judgement are
hnScted, a~ndlH1ny an evil deed or Impure
tboNeht NDrRe GIeetly traced 70 the
impa~Ryof the 6noQO EQuL impure blood
San 1e uAde -puIe BY The uSe-ol Dir,
Plefce,s Golden Medical DlscoNrIy. II
G1Llches AID nnLLAe& Ihe blood thereby
curing. plmplcs, blOtches. eruptlons and
other c|utnneous affections, as eczema,
t,ttyr. OF salt rheum, hives and other
msuitcstatlon Of Impure blood.
q - = o q q
H. the euro Of scrufuluus swollings. en-
largcl glands. open eating ulcers, or old
sule the Golden Medical Discovery has
performed tLg most marvellous cures. In
case, ~ old sores, or open eating ulcers,
% - Nsil o. apply 70 the open SORES Dr.
Pierce Ali-Hriliug S4Ive, which pos
sesses wonderful healing potency whom
Used AZ an application % the sores iu con-
junction with the use Of Golden Medical
Discovery IA a blood cleansing cuusti-
tutiunsi treatment II your druggist
happsu 70 have tbs All Healing
IA stock. you car easily procure it &
ty incloyiug City four cnats 90 postage
70 Or. r. v. Pierce. 603 Main St., .
Buffalo, n. Y, and 10 will come 90 yuu By
return post Most druggists keep it ~
eel as the Golden Medical Discovery
. y . Q =
You rant afford 70 aeoept any melIclns
u vHlpoirR composition - d substitute
for Golden Medical Discovery which Is
. medicine % KNOWN COMPOSITION.
a complete llst Of ingredients In
plain English on rs bottle WRAPPER, tho
sans being Attested as correct under oath.
Df. Pierces Pleasant Pellets regulate
en- ~invigsrGts stomach. liver aud bowels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17
Likely 10 LOSE
WHEELING a. LAKE ERIE
Predicted Observation-Disclosures iu-
trrc-t NAV tapjuur tmunttaUt
Lime

Cleveland. sept rG -Tud,r 81 new
action fur rcDriNership Dr. A. worth
inrtou was again appointed received ut
the Wheeling aud Lake Eric Railway
company hy Judge TtNlur Iu the
United States circuit court hera Co
day. AIT. Worthnstnu was appointed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-17

AZTEC FTEI co, MILL FAC
TORY AND MOUNTAIN WOOD
PINICN FENCE POSTS, GALLUP
LUMP COAL. $3.50 nER TON. BUY
OLD TIM PRONE 25I.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
! N LOCAL pA1hOU5t5:
An Old Favorite at the Temple.


Anne Blancke, who plays the part
OF "Freckles," the child of the curb
in the playlet OF that name, ri the
Temple theater, this week. hae been
identified with boy characters for sew
eral seasons. and has starred III such
melo-dremas as The Waif, The
Child OF the Storm and like rroduc
lions. Ii is her ambition to star In
"Freckles" in the legitimate theaters,
and the promise has been made her
that "Freckles" will be elaborated into
Il four-act drama. Robert billiard, who
wrote the playlet, is recognized as 4
capable actor and as stage crafts
man he has no superior. His linowl
edge OF this branch o. the business Is
apparent in the beautiful set o.
Madison Square Garden, which is the
frame for the playlet in which Miss
Blancke appears. George Holland, who
plays the part OF the old soldier, has
been cast in nearly all of Mr. Hill
liard's productions. He promises to
be a co-star with Miss Blanche In
"FreCkles.'
Miss Winona Winters, enc of the
brightest stars OF the current season
OF vaudeville, has been known to
Temple theater and Old Wonderland
audiences since she was child when
she appeared with her father Banks
Winters, the song composer. Like
Elsie Janis she made her first appear
ance ON the stage in the Wonderland,
and Manager Moore, II Is claimed, Is
the one who discovered the talents OF
both
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
ARMY CRAFT IN
CAR
MILITARY FAVORS COME WITH
EACH 1,ooo-RoU6LE PAIR
OF SHOES.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. o.
Prince Meschtcherski. the noted lit
erary friend OF the car, told Nicholas
OF brand-new form of graft in Rus
sian official circles. and the car was
so scandalized that he permitted the
prince to publish the story in the
Daily Graschdanin. II follows:
The colonel OF certain regimen.
times petitioned the general staff t.
transfer him 20 the capital. All his
letters were answered by a certain Of
fetal In the negative, but after a while
his superior relented and promised 20
see the colonel personally II he would
come to St Petersburg.
During the interview the official
remarked. looking at the coloners
boots: What shocking bad boots you
wear. You ought TO go TO my boot
maker and get fixed up before you
are ordered TO report for audience t.
his majesty.
The colonel. whose hopes were re
vived by the remark. made haste to
ask the shoemaker's address. IL was
given, and the official added: Come
back IN week. and In the meantime
l will reconsider your request
THE colonel Immediately repaired
TO the shoemaker. who, seeing the OF
fcial's card. promptly asked him O
thousand roubles for the boots or
dered. The colonel was wise enough
to see the point. paid down one-hali
OF the purchase price and the rest
when the boots were delivered. When
he called upon the Official second
time in his new boots that worthy re
ceived him most cordially, saying that
he was happy to announce that the
colonePs petition had been granted
The shoemaker pays the official fifty
roubles for every pair OF boots or
dered."
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
FOREST FIRES IN
MINNESOTA ARE
SPREADING
FIVE TOWNS THREATENED BY
BLING PUTTING UP
BATTLE TO KEEP FROM BEING
WIPED OUT.

DULUTH. MINI, Sept 9.-Hibbing
and four other towns are In lmminen.
danger OF being wiped out by fores;
fires. One thousand settlers are re.
ported TO be penned up by the flames
near Grand Marais. Business places
are closed and every able-bodied man
who can be spared is fighting the fire.
An engine company was sent from
here to the scene Of the confiagration
at Hibbing.
\ telegram from Hibbing says:
The fire Is very near the Great North
ern spur on this side OF Brooklyn, Il
suburb OF Hibbing, and the wind is
blowing in our direction. The city has
all available hose out and every man
is rghting the fire. They have esta5.
lished pipe line and installed two
pumps. The sky is somewhat cleared
o? smoke now. but we are threatened
on the north"
Grand Marais. Mimi. on the north
shore, Is on the edge of the fire The
women are weeping with fright and
the worst part OF the situation is that
there is no avenue OF escape open.
Al J. Smith. attorney for Hennepin
county. who has been camping Just
beyono the town, was burned out at
his camp and all els psrty escaped 70
Grand Marais In launch. Smoke-be-
grimed settlers are walking into the
place, burned ana exhausted with
packs Of their most valuable belong
ings on their backs anu their families
stragging behind.
When Smith left the fate of Grand
Marais was in doubt.
Bull, Bovey and TaconIte Menaced.
Only a change OF wind will save the
village OF Buh. with 500 people from
being wiped off the map. The fires are
steadily advancing on the little vii
lage In spite Of desperate efforts 10
fight them off and nolning but
change of wind will save it from com
plete destruction before night.
The citizens OF Bovey are packing
their household goods AID preparing
for flight. Taconite is also In great
danger and may GO before night Bow
ely has about 1000 people. and Tacon.
tie about 500.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
In Socie ty

Mr.. and Mrs n. b. Hayes, of Adrian
who spent few days with friends III
the city, have returned home.
Miss Charlotte Naegely, of Saginaw
returned hOma Tuesday afternoon, af
ter spending few days in the city
Patrick Hughes. OF No. 500 Alexan
drine-aye., went 10 Peoria, ILL.,, Mon
day, to attend the silver jubilee cele
bration OF his sister, Sister Mary OF
st. Julia, of the order OF the Good
Shepherd. Sister Mary formerly lived
In Detroit, where she was known as
Miss Anna Hughes.
Miss Charlotte Westervelt and Ar
thur +. Llska, were united in mar
riage Tuesday In the Forest-Ave. Pres
byterian church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. James NJ. Bark
ley, pastor of the church. The couple
have gone on an eastern trip and upon
their return Will be at home at No
1897 Third-ave.
The marriage OF Mrs Catherine
Marvin and Nelson Foster, OF Port
Rowan. Ont, was quietly celebrated
Saturday in the home or the brides
daughter, Mrs. b. LaComb, OF Nation
al-ave. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev f. |. Drexler. in the pres
ence Of the immediate relatives. AT
ter a. short trip south, Mr.. and Mrs
Foster will be at home In Erie View
Ont.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

w. Rice, whose comedy work II the
past has earned for him an enviable
reputation.
Others in the cast are T. F. Thorn.
as, an eccentric comedian. and one
that will keep the fun moving fast
and furious. During the comedy the
following vaudeville Is introduced
The Four Londons, sensational gym
nasts John +. Cain and Co.. IN COM
edy skit the dainty soubrette B,anch
Newcomb, in Buster Brown; Idylla
Vyner. the dashing coincidence. Hen
rietta Wheeler. singer and dancer
OF merit; Mile. Beatrice; Flossy Gay
lor; The York Sisters in beautiful
poses. Henrietta st. Felix; Andy Nc
I.eod and Billy Chase. The chorus
contains score OF young ladies'. care.
fully selected FOR their voices ar we'll
as their appearance.
Five new complete sets Of scenery
are carried and the show Itself has
created a sensation wherever IL has
appeared.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
DYING AS RESULT
OF DUEL OVER GIRL

ST. JOHNS, Mich, Sept. Sired
Farmhouse is reported to be dying
and Robert Schultz ia under arrest "a
the result OF shooting that occurred
in the country near here yesterday.
Both men are young farmers. and II Is
said that they have had frequent quar-
rels Recently they are said TO have
quarFeled over Schultz frequent calls
on a young woman Schultz Is said to
have several times suggested that they
settle their differences by personal
combat. Yesterday when he drove
by the field where Farmhouse was
working, the quarrel was resumed.
Each man charges the other with
being the aggressOr.
Parkhous, shot in the lower part
Of the abdomen, was able 10 drag him.
self 10 the nearest farmhouse. and
Schultz surrendered himself TO the au
thorities here.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
o4ttempts His DUN Life
Rather Than Let Brother
Commit Crime of Cain

IRWIN. Pa. Sept. 9.-Rather than
allow his brother to commit the crime
of Cain, Angelo Manchillo. an Italian.
of Larimer, according 10 a remarkable
statement made toelrwin surgeons and
officers, last night. planned TO take his
own life.
Manchillo is suffering from three
selfinficted stab wounds from the eff
forts OF which doctors say be cannot
recover.
The injured man said that he and
his brother Michael had quarreled and
that the latter had threatened to kill
him. Believing that the threat would
be carried out at the first favorable
opportunity, Manchello asserts he
slashed himself He may die.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
CRICKETERS ARE
NOW HOMELESS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9.--Fire ear.
ly today destroyed the beautiful home
q. the Philadelphia Cricket club AT
Wissahicheu Heights.
One man was burned TO death one
woman jumped from a third story
window and her legs were broken.
Lsother man and woman were hurt.
AL were employees.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
The Comiuue.

The Comique, the theater for the
people. at Randolph-st. and Gratiot-
ave-, Is entertaining Its full quota OF
state fair visitors this week, that play
house being packed at each and every
performance with out-of-town guests
as well as its regular patrons from the
city.
One OF the winning features OF the
bill Is Dancing Mckee" who merits
and wins no end OF applause by his
singing and eccentric dancing. He Is
veritable exposition Of the art and
poetry of motion.
DeGraw & Fuller, the fastest pan
tomimical comedy acrobats in the pro-
fession, introduce wonderful acrobatic
feats and ground tumbling, and Oar
ling 4 Daye present a comedy military
travesty entitled. "A Raw Recruit
The pictorial ballads OF Lillian Knox
and Arthur Fiest grow in favor at
each presentation, and the self-ex'
planatory animated pictures delight
both the young and the old.
Performances are going on without
intermission from / TO IL p. IN.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
"Three Twins, Coming to Detroit.

New York and Chicago have both
endorsed Three Twins" as the best
musical comedy seen in many years.
II ran for five months at the Herald
Square theater, New York. Among
the many novel features in Three
Twins" are the famous "Yama Yama
girls, the mammoth swing. the Won.
derfully beautiful Faceograpt. tho
hypnotic waltz and ten handsome
girls wearing the sheath gowns Thu
company includes such popular play
ers as Victor Morley. Geo. s. Tr.mble
T.. p. Bowers, w. II. Woodside, Flor
enz Kolb, Della Niven, Eva Fallon
Ruby Ray. and chorus OF sixty.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
Old Play Still Popular.

Reserved seats will be- on sale
Thursday morning for the engagement
al the Detroit next week OF Henry y.
Harris principal company in THE
Lion and the Mouse" which Will be
given all OF next week with matlnees
Wednesday and Saturday. Mr. Klein's
play absorbed public attention in an
unusual degree when II was Arse pro.
duced and although this Is its fourth
season II seems 10 be as popular az
ever. The cast which Mr.. Harris will;
submit next week has Edmond Breese
and Dorothy Donnelly as its leading
members.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
Rose Hin Returning to the osye,y

The Rose Hill Folly Company, under
the direction of Rice and Barton, will
be the coming weeks attraction at
the Gayety theater. This company OF.
fers a real treatto ths patrons of this
house. the entertainment being far
removed from that which Is generally
offered by burlesque companies The
program consists of 2 three-act mus!
cal comedy, entitled The Knights of
the Red Garter" The cast In head
ed by that prince OF comedians. Geo.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
Favorites Returning 10 The Detroit.

+. A. Eberle. one OF the tried mem
bers OF the older school Of actors. re-
turns TO Detroit next week In MS orig
inal role of Senator Roberts. the polit-
ical tool OF the Wa!l-st. organization
that is seeking 20 have an upright
Judge removed from the bench be-
cause OF his opposition TO the fraud
formulated by John Burkett Ryder.
Edmond Breese will play the last
named character and Dorothy Don
nelly will be the opposing force In
Mr.. Kleins we'll developed story OF
financial and political corruption.
There will be matinees "Wednesday
and Saturday during the engagement:
at the Detroit opera house.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
Has PLAYED part 1000 Times

When THE Lion and the Mouse
was being played in Boston last May.
Edmond Breese gave a dinner 10 the
members OF the company in honor og
Miss Ella Craven who originated the
part % the maid, EudoIia, in Mr..
Klein's play. On MAY 10 she reached
her ,000th portrayal of the part. Miss
Craven is still playing the roe and
will be here next week at the Detroit
oicra house, as will Mr.. Breese. Dor
othy Donnelly. Malcolm Duncan and
the other favorites.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
EZ2Z2Z221

rake any car going east. THE BAND
VI bANDs. Enlargement Extraordinary
Opened Tuesday evening at % M
the FAMOUS banda D'Urbano, so Solo
ISIS with It's renowned conductor, Sig.
Luigi D'urbano, ltaly's Sousa 5000
free seats. To-day, Free yaudey,IIe
Best acts. American and European.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

The sale OF land reclaimed by the
federal reclamation service Is expect
ed more than TO repay the 100000
600 expended 10 date by the govern
ment
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

London FaIr-Grand Trunk Railway
System.
September 18th. 18th, I4th, 18th.
18TH ................. 81. 05
September 18th, also September
18th .....:................. 81. 80
Return limit September Dist.
City Ticket Office, 124 Woodward-aye.
Phone NJ. SO.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

People who do not care much wheth-
er they win or lose usually win.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

Spinsters know lot of things they
imagine they would do II they were
wives. but as matter OF fact they
wouldn't do anything OF the kind.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

Charge for the advice you hand out
and people will gladly take II.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

Musical Instruments at auction. . Ia
~ and TO 3 o'clock daily, this week
at SYSTEMATICALLY Music House. Sec
ond floor.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

A ready speaker will utter about
$500 words an hour in making an
address.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

Going! Going!i Gone!l!-Piano
and organ Auction Sale. to ~.
10 5 o'clock. daily. this week, az
Schwankovsky's Music House
What has become OF the schoolboy
who couldn't write a letter without
sticking out his tongue?
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
OOMIOUE-R andoIph & Gratiot

DeGrnw 4 Fuller, Comedy Acrobats,
introducing acrobatic feats and ground
tumbling A Positive Furor. Darling
a. Daye, Advanced Dramatic FOLKS.
Dancing Mex &c. a Dancing Master Pic
toriuI ballads, Lillian Knox and Arthur
fest seIf-Explnnatory Animated Fea-
turr Pictures. Performance going from
1 100 TO IL p. I'M.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Hayes, of Adrian,
who spent few days with friends in
the city, have returned home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-06

club rooms. About 100 members gath
cred in the latter place and spent the
evening talking and playing cards. ke-
publican success was forecasted so early
in the evening that the feeling OF elation
on the part of the republican members
soon gave place to one of quiet satlsfac-
ton in what was considered foegone
conclusion. The few democratic mem.
beers were subjected to some "joshing"
hut this grew monotonous after little
while. Considerable fun was had over
number of fake returns which were sent
to the club with the regular, bulletins.
During the evening an excellent lunch
was served by Halls restaurant. l.. D.
Taylor gave his usual election party IN
his office in Crosby block and a large
number of his friends gathered there to
talk over the victory and discuss the en-
ioyable refreshments which he served.
The Knights of Columbus also received
returns at their rooms in the American
building.
+. W. Gibson of the republican state
committee received and tabulated the re-
turns from Windham county, sending
them from here to the state headquarters
in Montpelier. =,
No one appeared more pleased over the
results than Congressman Haskins. In
spite of the fact that he has recently
Joined the congressional Down and Out
club Col. Haskins was actively interested
in the ballot battle. The outcome was
particularly pleasing to him because, of
his feeling of uncertainty during the day.
Tuesday afternoon Col. Haskins said he
was prepared for anything, and then went
on to say that conditions reminded him
of those previous to the dem
ocratic landslide in 1892. He noted with
particular pleasure the success OF his
friends, Cannon. Payne, Dalzell and Bur
ton, and it tickled him immensely to
think that the 6lst congress would be
safely republican.
R. S. Childs, probably the most ardent
Bryan man in town and the most hope
full of democratic success, left Brattleboro
for Springfield, Mass, at ABB. On his
way to the station he hailed fellow
democrat and said: LET me know where
you will be tonight SO that l can wire
you about the glorious news that is going
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-06
rArr's HISTORY IN BRIEF.
Facts About the Man Who VIII Be the
Twenty seventh President.

William Howard Taft, was born
Sent. Is, 1857, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ancestry.-New England stock for
several generations. on both sides.
Father" Judge Alphonso Taft.
horn in Townshend, VI. 1910. died in
Cincinnati. 1891. A lawyer. iuris',
prominent in local politics. Judge OF
Superior Court. Cincinnati; Secretary
OF War sth March-22d May, 1874. sue,
cecding Belknap, under Grant s second
administration; then attorney ge2eIal
until March 4, 1877; minister TO Prussia
1852 1854. TO Austria lssi'lsso, under
President Arthur.
Mother.-Louisa Maria Torrey, a
daughter Of a retired West India mer
chant of Boston; born, 1927; died, Dec
z. 1907.
son of Alphonso and his first VIE,
Fanny Phelps Taft; ex-congressman
from Ohio; proprietor Cincinnati Times
Star.
Brothers. - Henry Waters Taft.
New York, yawler; Horace BUTTON
Taft. teacher, Millbury, Mass.
Sister-Fanny Louise, wife OF Dr.
William A. Edwards, Los Angeles, Cal
Wife.-He married. 1856, Helen Her
ron, daughter of ex. District Attorney
John W. Heron of Cincinnati, law
partner of President Hayes.
Cbildren.-Robert Alphonso Taft,
student at Yale college. Helen Taft,
sehoolgirl in Washington. Charles T..
Taft. lad at home. Washington; 9,
Education. - Public schools and
Woodward high school, Cincinnati; Yale
college, class of 1873; salutatorian and
class orator, standing second in class OF
100; Cincinnati Law school, graduated
1880. dividing first prize. oo
Career-Admittsd to bar in 1851;
law reporter. Cincinnati Times ana
Commercial, lss0-sl. Assistant prose
cutting attorney of Hamilton county,
1881 collector Of internal revenue. first
Ohio district 1882 SO; assistant county
solicitor. 1885; iudge. Supreme Court Of
Ohio. succeeding Judson Harmon, 1887,
re, elected 1888: solicitor general. Uni
ted States, 1890; United States circuit
nudge. sixth district, Judge court OF APP
peals 1892: l.. L. D., Yale, 1893: dean
and professor in Jaw department. UNI,
yersity of Cincinnati, 1896; resigned
from bench. March l5, 1900, to become
president of Philippines commission and
civil governor of the Philippines; ms.
sion to Rome to negotiate settlement OF
the friars land question. January'Au'
gust. 1902; returned to United States
and became secretary of war under
Roosevelt. Feb. /. 1904; mission to Pan,
ANA, Nov, 1904; elected president of
the Red Cross society, Feb. s; mission
to Philippines, Japan. and China, July
/. Oct. 9, Panama, Oct. q, Nov. a.
1905; mission to Cuba, Sept. 49,. pro,
claims Intervention, Sent: 90. returns
Oct. II. 1906; Panama, Cuba, and Porto
Rico. March. April; round-the world trip
Seattle, Sept. IL, Yokohama, Sent.
90, Toxic, Oct. l. Shanghai, Oct. 8, Ma
Mia, Oct. Is, st. Petersburg. Dec. .;
New York, Dec. 20, 1907. Nominated
for the presidency at the Republican
national convention, Chicago, June 49,
.June 10. 1908; elected president of
United States, Nov. 3, 1908.