Root speaks for Hughes at New York mass meeting
The Republican rally at the Majestic theater drew a large crowd and snarled doors as Secretary Root urged voters to back Hughes for governor, attacking Hearst as a demagogue and praising Roosevelt. A second meeting followed at Mannercher hall where Hughes thanked Root amid interruptions and cheers. Madrid rumors hint the Spanish premier Lopez Dominguez may resign due to ill health, with Montero Rios named as potential successor.
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Majestic Theater
Playhouse
Mannercher Hall
Hughes Alen
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Roosevelt
Hughes —Vernor
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Lopez Dominguez
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Outing Night Gowns Promised Comfort in Winter Wear
Our Outing Night Gowns offer comfort during the cold Minnesota winter. They are well made with large full sizes and a good look. The best feature is their price, costing only a trifle more than the material.
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Minnesota
Comments of Richard Croker on New York campaign
Richard Croker criticizes Charles F Murphy for backing Hearst at Buffalo. He warns Hearst’s victory could paralyze capital and labor, urging Tammany to fight for principle rather than dishonor Jefferson. Croker also confirms a cable statement about Murphy’s opposition to it. Hearst in New York City.
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Tammany Hall
Root
Utica
Croker
Dubln
Ireland
Charles F. Murphy
Hearst
Buffalo
Tammany
Jefferson
P. H. McCarren
Hearst Delivers Addresses Before Sixteen Meetings in New York
William R Hearst closed his three week upstate tour in Buffalo and returned to New York to begin a series of sixteen meetings. He spoke the same speech at each stop criticizing Senator McCarren as a professional bribe handler for the Standard Oil gas trust and BRT. He urged Hughes to defend McCarren Belmont Ryan Rogers and Woodruff rather than attack, and pressed charges of calumny.
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William R. Hearst
Buffalo
Democratic Independence League
Hearst
McCarren
Brooklyn
Standard Oil Trust
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Hughes
Belmont
Ryan
Rogers
Woodruff
Rockwood Hoar Dies After Campaign Absences
Worcester Mass November 2 Representative Rockwood Hoar of Massachusetts Third district dies at his residence after weeks of inability to campaign for reelection. Son of Senator George F Hoar his illness led to an operation five days before his death. The Third district Republican committee had nominated Charles C Washburn to fill the vacancy.
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Massachusetts
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George Frisbie Hoar
Third Congressional District
Republican Committee
Charles C. Washburn
Mr. Washburn
Newfoundland tests fisheries modus vivendi terms
London reports Newfoundland will test the fisheries modus vivendi with the United States and Great Britain. The colonial office withheld details, noting ongoing telegrams with the Newfoundland governor and plans to submit papers to parliament. Prosecution of fishermen is expected toward late December as the modus vivendi nears expiry.
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Great Britain
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New Foundland
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