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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
1
Taft exposes flaws in Brayn's plans to save the nation. The Republican candidate argues the program fails to address suffering and misuses statistics. Brayn defends his approach while critics call for clearer targets and accountability across agencies.
Taft campaign stops in Lyons Canandaigua Geneva Seneca Falls and Auburn draw thousands as he criticizes democratic tenets and contrasts party governance with McKinley Roosevelt era. He accepts December NYC organ installation invitation from Rev John Weeley Hill.
Judge Taft spoke at Geneva and New York gatherings emphasizing opposition to the Democrats and urging injunctions with notice to protect property and business rights. He cited party divisions over free trade and gold standards and urged voters to back Hughes.
Albany, Oct. 29. After campaigning in the Adirondacks, vice presidential candidate J. B. Sherman spoke to a large audience in Albany. He criticized Mr. Urson's foreign market stance, argued American manufactures export prices, defended protective duties, and attacked Bryanism as hostility to the protective system. The speech touched on American output and tariff policy.
Morning Journal reports Henry Loudensinger and other leaders projecting a 227 Republicans to 164 Democrats split in the next House, with expectations of a Republican gain. Hitchcock and Lodge forecast tight Nevada and strong Ohio and New York results, while Taft’s overall prospects appear favorable.
W R Hearst denounces labor unions and both major parties in a Cooper Union speech urging independence. He cites letters from Archbold and King praising anti labor actions and targets Gardner and the Democratic National Committee amid cross party criticisms.
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Belair Maryland October 29 Postmaster General Meyer spoke to a large Republican meeting. He warned of a choice this autumn between returning to old railroad and trust practices and letting Mr Bryan and free silver shape policy. He argued for government ownership of railroads as a remedy.
A large Republican campaign gathering is planned in Albuquerque with speakers including Governor Curry and Colonel Twitchell. The event starts at 2 30 PM with English and Spanish addresses and seats arranged for comfort at Elke Theater.
A speaker from the Organization of the Street Railway Men's Union of New York City states that PT has not yet shown legal evidence to prove a claim. The brief remarks emphasize pending proof and legal readiness.
North Dakota supreme court declares the pledge feature of the primary law unconstitutional for U.S. Senate elections but upholds the vote provision. Legislators are not compelled to vote for the successful primary candidate and may exercise personal choice as the race to succeed Hansbrough heats up with multiple candidates including T. F. Marshall.
Four sailors from the Adriatic, arriving from Southampton, are arrested as police link them to the disappearance of about $8,000 in wearing apparel and jewelry from first class passengers. A trunk with furs prompted a ship hold search. locks were tampered with and detectives found about $8,000 worth of goods hidden with the sailors.
New York lawyers for bondholders asked a U S circuit court judge for joint receivership of Hudson River Electric Power Co and related firms fronting 15 million capital. The move cites insolvency mismanagement and fund misappropriation. Holdings include Sparrow Malle and Mechanicville facilities supplying Albany Troy and surrounding area with night power. Judge was to rule on the application.
W. J. Bryan closed his Empire State tour in Syracuse with two big speeches at the city hall and the Wieting opera house. Judge Alton B. Parker praised Bryan while attacking Taft and Hughes. Bryan defended bank deposit guarantees and cited a German consular report to refute Taft, arguing for bank-backed security measures.
The request for a receiver for Hudson silver Electric Power Company and several related New York corporations follows the collapse of KW Gay & Co brokers of Philadelphia and Montreal who held about 7,000,000 in obligations. Gay & Co. is blamed for mismanaging bond operations and funding New York state properties.
Manila dispatch reports George BK Wolf a leading American merchant died from a caribou goring sustained while hunting last Saturday. Wolf, formerly of San Francisco, was associated with Pranels J. Heney of that city.
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