Hearst Campaign Alarms Republicans in New York
A heated New York political scene centers on William Randolph Hearst as he reshapes alliances. Republicans worry over Hearst's Independence League influence, with tensions involving Tammany Hall, Murphy, Jerome, McClellan, and McCarren. The Buffalo convention and statewide tours signal a pivotal battle for judges, Congress, and Senate seats amid shifting loyalties.
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Independence League
Congress
Tammany Hall
Hearst
League
Ross Murphy
Boss Murphy
Buffalo
Boss McCarren
Brooklyn
Erie County
Murphy's Borough
Tim Sullivan
Senate
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wtce
Heart
Murphy
Tra
Tammany
New York
Mr. Hearst
Mis Sing
Hearst Rests Over Sunday in Bath New York
William Randolph Hearst Democratic and Independence League gubernatorial candidate spent a restful Sunday in Bath with his campaign party. The group arrived by special cars and planned to stay through Monday noon. Hearst and his wife visited the State Sailors and Soldiers Home and the Davenport Home for Orphan Children after spending the afternoon at Reuben R. Lyon’s home.
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Bath
N. Y
William Randolph Hearst
Independence League
Hearst
Reuben R. Lyon
State
Davenport
Hughes Says He Made A dent In Opponent's Boom
Republican Governor candidate Charles E Hughes and his campaign team arrived in New York from Amsterdam. He rested at home then met with State Chairman Woodruff at Republican headquarters and planned a Long Island campaign start the next day.
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New York
Charles KE. Hughes
Amsterdam
Hughes
Woodruff
Long Island
Meeting of Democratic State Committee to fill attorney general vacancy
The Democratic State committee will meet at the Revere House at 4 pm to select a candidate for attorney general after John W. Cummings declined to run. Michael J. Eisner of Pittsfield is favored. Several executive committee vacancies will also be filled. past meetings have failed to reach a quorum.
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Democratic State Committee
Revere House
John W. Cummings
Fall River
Michael J. Eisner
Pittsfield
State Committee
Feeney
Quincy
Gaston
John R. Thayer
Robert M. Burnett
A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
Feeney-Moran
Colonel Drinkwater
Massachusetts
Moran
Drinkwater
Kentucky
Faneuil Hall
Hebrews Club Declares War on Lomasney in Ward 8
A Ward 8 Hebrew meeting at the Revere House denounces Lomasney as a boss figure and fraudster. Leaders including Max Mitchell and Horace N. Kallen back Levenson for the House, organizing canvasses and pledging to defeat Lomasney through a people’s candidacy.
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Lomasne
Revere House
Harvard
Edward Everett Hale
Jacob d’Haas
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Henry H. Levenson
Lemasney
House of Representatives
Lomasney
Levenson
Kallen
Robert Silverman
Max Mitchell
Federated Jewish Charities
Jacob O’haas
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
quit coffee with Postum as remedy for nervous heart trouble
A reader recounts daily battles with a coffee habit that worsens heart and nerves. The ad promotes Postum Food Coffee as a burner of caffeine and a healthier breakfast option, claiming quick improvements and stronger vitality after switching.
Senatorial fights shape key Massachusetts races
Democrats seek to add three or four seats from nine in the last Senate. Thomas F. Cassidy of Berkshire is favored for re-election after a record of humane labor and gas bills and veterans’ advocacy. Alan G. Buttrick faces labor opposition, while James F. McGovern runs strong in Worcester. Somerville wage earners back John Diggins against Elmer A. Stevens, tied to a gerrymander that kept Frederick J. Macleod out of Cambridge.
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Senate
Thomas F. Cassidy
Berkshire
Cassidy
East
Boston
Taylor
Sullivan
Alan G. Buttrick
Lancaster
James F. McGovern
Worcester
Somerville
Elmer A. Stevens
John Diggins
Diggins
Stevens
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Macleod
Fall Excursion to Washington from Boston
Travel promotion describing a trip from Boston to Washington on October 23 and 24 via the New York New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Albany lines or Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets are valid for return until November 2 with consult to ticket agents.
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Washington
Boston
N. Y
N. H
Pennsylvania R. R
Overtime Bill Becomes Focal Point in Lowell Race
In Lowell on October 14, workers aim to defeat Senator Horton H. Hilton over the overtime bill. The wage earners label Hilton the leading dodger and seek his non reelection as the session opens.
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Lowell
Dodger
Horton H. Hilton
Overtime Bill Conspiracy Sparks Senator Hilton Desertion
The piece notes Senator Hilton, a union supporter from a Democratic leaning district, left the State House session amid a bogus telegram claim. His probable re election in the new eighth Middlesex district is clouded by workmen’s anger over the so called desertion. John J. McManmon, a Democratic House member and florist, is highlighted as a strong rival.
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Hilton
State House
Eighth Middlesex
Lowell
Ashley
Chelmsford
Dracut
Dunstable
Groton
Pepperell
Shirley
Townsend
Tyngsboro
John J. McManmon
House of Representatives
McManmon
Moran Accepts Lawson’s Offer to Stump Campaign
Moran accepts Lawson’s offer to stump the campaign. He plans a Faneuil Hall speech with speakers including General Charles W. Bartlett and E. Gerry Brown. Moran only left his hotel to walk briefly and refused to meet newspaper representatives.
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Moran
Williams
Charles W. Bartlett
John A. Kelcher
W. T.A. Fitzgerald
Joseph F. O'Connell
Williams. McNary
E. Gerry Brown
Edward P. Barry
Andrew J. Peters
Congress
John A. Sullivan
Faneuil Hall
Lawson
Stump
Court House
Charges of assault with intent to kill shake Newburyport
Patrick Cahill is charged with assault with intent to kill a Game Warden Adam Rausch in Rowley this morning. In Market Square the suspect arrived at 3:30, a crowd pressed the car, and officers guarded the prisoners to the station while Rausch’s wife rushed to his bedside at the hospital.
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Newburyport
Patrick Cahill
Adam Rausch
Rowley
Market Square
Rausch
Game Warden Rausch Shot By Sunday Gunner
Rausch was found severely injured with lung hemorrhages after a confrontation. Dr. Snow treated him at Anna Jacques Hospital Newburyport while Manchester Cahill and Manchester faced arrest. Cahill was identified by the wounded man and jailed with two other suspects after police arrival.
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Rausch
Cahill
George
Snow
Anna Jacques Hospital
Newburyport
Manchester
Lattime
Murphy
Ayers
Sullivan Denies Unauthorized Moran Interview
Congressman John A. Sullivan objects to an interview printed with Moran's Democratic nomination. He asserts the Post printed words not authorized by him and affirms he will not support statements he did not endorse. He calls for correction to preserve the paper's accuracy.
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John A. Sullivan
the Post
Moran
Sir
Sunday Post
Democratic Party
Post
Rioting at Longchamp Race Track Over Handicap Start
Violent demonstrations at Paris Longchamp interrupted a six race card. Rioters attacked barriers, looted bookmakers and cashiers, and burned buildings as an outsider won the tree handicap after a misunderstanding. Many arrests reported.
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Paris
Longchamps
Remai
Last Registration Days for State Elections Near Close
Registration ends next Wednesday at 10 pm for the state elections. City voters must be on the list to vote in the city election. Officials estimate registration may reach about 114,000 names, up from 109,306, with up to 5,000 more added in three days.
Folk Calls for Federal Supervision of Railroads
In Farmington Missouri Governor Folk endorses government supervision of railroads modeled on federal bank control. He supports a comptroller with broad powers to remove directors and name receivers to ensure responsible management, aligning with Bryan’s federal ownership stance.
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Folk
Farmington, Mo
Bryan Friday
Bryan
Cannon Tells Roosevelt That Congress Is Safe
Speaker Cannon and Representative Watson met with President Roosevelt for an hour to discuss the campaign for retaining control of the next House. They conveyed confidence in a comfortable Republican majority but cautioned against taking the result for granted while stopping in Washington en route from West Virginia.
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Cannon
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Representative Watson
Indiana
Watson
West Virginia
Labor notes reflect labor tensions and union activity
District 19 of Massachusetts lodges protests against Draper for Lieutenant-Governor in a resolution adopted yesterday. Arthur Holden, national IAM organizer, spoke as J. J. Keegan shifts to organize New England lodges. Gold beaters'Union and Employers' Association foresee a settlement today after a 10 week strike. Boston unions report sick benefits, ticket sales for a Thanksgiving ball, and new officers including John K. Greene as recording secretary.
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Hopedale
Massachusetts
Eben
Draper
Arthur
Holden
Washington
International Association of Machinists
J. J. Keegan
New England
Walter Ames
New York
Gold Beaters’ National Union
Employers’ Association
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Horton F. Hilton
Lowell
Daniel W. Lane
Congess
Boston
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
John K. Greene
John B. Moran
Gerry Brown
Jee
Eben S. Draper
Organized
Abor
Boston & Maine
Assembly
K. of L
Roughan Hall
Teamsters’ Union
G. B. Bates
Emerson footwear ad highlights style and comfort
Advertisement touts Emerson quality shoes emphasizing style and comfort. It lists store locations at Wash. st corner Water, Court st corner Hanover, 18 Summer st, and Dewey square.
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Emerson
Wash. St
Cor. Water
Court St
Cor
Hanover
Summer St
Dewey Square
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