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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

2

Progressives Win Complete Victory in New York Convention

Roosevelt forces gain control as Stimson nomination to Governor tops the agenda. Wadsworth withdraws from the assembly, stating no election bid. Bennet resists, Roosevelt nominates Stimson and affirms justice across the Sugar Trust case. A new state committee is formed with Woodruff out, Griscom and Collins declining leadership roles.

Stimson Bennet Old Guard Monroe Dunn Albany James B. McEwan New York Sherman William L. Ward Westdchester County Thompson John B. Kissell Roosevelt Timothy L. Woodruff Woodruff State Committee Root

Roosevelt presses direct primaries at New York GOP convention

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt urged adoption of a direct primaries plank at the Republican State convention in Saratoga. He warned the Old Guard that victory would pass over them if they resisted reform, framing the moment as a choice between progress and reaction.

Roosevelt Sherman Old Guard Saratoga N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party New York Party of Progress Party of Reactionary Union West

Stimson and Morse Cases Marked Legal Rise of Stimson

Henry L. Stimson gained national prominence as U S attorney for the southern district of New York through prosecutions of Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtis. He later led cases against the Sugar Trust and aided by Roosevelt's backing rose to national attention as a potential New York governor candidate.

Henry Lewis Stimson New York Roosevelt Charles W. Morse United States Circuit Court of Appeals Morse Alfred H. Curtis National Bank of North America Georgia Hough Curtis Stimson F. Augustus Heinze Otto Heinze & Co Mercantile National Bank Heinze United States Southern District of United States Attorney Sugar Trust New York Central Railroad Edward H. Harriman New York Central Supreme Court Harriman Interstate Commerce Commission New Yorker Yale Harvard Law School Root and Clark Elihu Root Mabel Wallington White Charles Atwood White New Haven Century Association University Club Union League Club Boone and Crockett Club New York National Guard

New York Republicans back Taft Hughes platform

The New York State Republican convention endorses President Taft and Governor Hughes, pledges continued graft inquiries, supports direct primaries, and praises Taft's first 18 months. It urges vigorous enforcement of anti graft measures, reform of public service, and direct nominations for party officers and candidates.

Saratoga New York State Taft Hughes William Howard Taft United States Germany France Canada Panama Canal Congress Democratic Party Charles E. Hughes

Direct nominations and the plea for popular government

The speaker attacks direct primaries and Tammany influence, praising trust in the people. He argues the minority report lags behind progress, warns of revolution if adopted, and urges support for the majority Republican principles and Governor in defending pure democracy. He condemns manipulation and stresses voter competence and legitimacy of direct nominations.

Congressman Sibley Congressman Sibley New York Tammany Hall Times Interplead Mr. Fassett Barnes Livingston Wadsworth Mr. Barnes Mr. Wadsworth Fassett

Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promoted to Women Readers

Thousands of women with kidney or bladder trouble are urged to try Swamp-Root, claimed to heal kidney liver and bladder issues. The ad says many conditions stem from kidney problems and offers a free sample from Dr. Kilmer and Co. and regular bottles at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Taft Sends Congratulatory Telegram to Stimson

President Taft congratulates Henry L. Stimson after the New York Republican nomi nation for Governor of New York. Taft praises Stimson as a citizen of civic courage and high character and wishes him election. Stimson, known in Washington, had connections to sugar weighing fraud cases. A flood of official telegrams followed.

Washington Taft Henry L. Stimson New York Stimson H. I. Stimson William H. Taft

Platform Endorsement and Candidate Election Call

A fragment from a political convention urges intelligence and patriotism of the people to endorse the platform and elect the convention's chosen candidate. The readable text emphasizes civic duty and collective support for the party’s program.

Hughes Praises Stimson After New York Convention

Governor Hughes endorsed the Republican State convention ticket and platform in Albany. He praised Governor candidate Henry L. Stimson as a man of high character and exceptional ability who would provide the state with an honorable and efficient administration.

Col. Roosevelt Bennet Henry L. Stimson New York Mr. Root Albany N. Y Hughes Stimson

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James S. Wadsworth, Jr Assembly Republican State Committee Bennett Mr. Bennet Senator Root Otto T. Barnard Kingsbury Foster Mr. Stimson Empire State Vann Edward T. Bartlett Justice Vann Hearst William R. Hearst Mr. Hearst Hellmith Mien Chocolate Walnut College Bargain Basement Idc Essex Street Essex Elm Street Greater Boston Seer Tunnel Hanover Oeeee Cell Indorses Taft and Payne State House Massachusetts Boston Court Street Hunyad Janos Speedy Sure Centre Az Hunyadi Janos A. Hie Joseph Grady Tremont S 3 Sun Joseph F. Linehan Blossom St Mass Mass. Gen. Hospital Fairmont Street Caulfield Weymouth Marty Caulfield McGovern Patrick J. Caulfield Franklin Street Church of the Sacred Heart Cohen Mary Cohen North End P. Cohen Julian Street Roxbury West Roxbury Flannery Somerville Davida T. Flannery Franklin Avenue St. Joseph’s Church LA Heath William Catherin Heath Hampden Street St. Patrick's Church Dudley Street M. Maguire Amelia Bertha Maguire Lemkie Francis P. Maguire West End Round Hill Street Blessed Sacrament Church Mececarthy South Boston John P William and Margaret McCarthy Sybil A. Robertson Fourth Street St. Fulalia’s Church McGonigle Amelia Burroughs Massachusetts Avenue Norton Eileen B Thomas and Frances Norton Howell Street New Calvary O’sullivan Ellen J. O'Sullivan Deveiter John and Mary O'Sullivan Ballymales Castle County Kerry Ireland Daniel Nora Patrick Florence New York City Church of Wady of Lourdes Brookside Avenue Jamaica Plain Richardson Hyde Park Wellen N. Richardson Rooney Bien John Rooney Wordsworth Street Star of the Sea Sanders Revere Gertrude Sanders Neponset Street John Eilen Young Harvard Street Satur Rela St. James Court M. QO
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