Dollar campaign funds flow from both parties
A political fundraising drive across parties sees Republicans and Democrats soliciting $1 contributions to support campaign operations. Notables like President Roosevelt and New York Governor Higgins contributed, while leaders James S. Sherman and James M. Griggs coordinate drives from New York City HQ. The exchanges hint at cross party tensions over trusts and tariffs with light domestic banter between rivals.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Frank W. Higgins
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Democratic Committee
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Georzia
James T Lloyd
Missouri
Henry T. Rainey
Iinois
New York City
Sherman
Griggs
Fragmentary Debate Over Fund Raising for Campaigns
A garbled discussion shows James M Griges, Democratic campaign chair, donating to a Republican fund after remarks about credit. Louis Coolidge volunteers to cover a dollar, and tensions arise over support and political alignment amid a chaotic 19th century style political scene.
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Sherman
Mr. Griggs
Coolidge
Mr. Gries
James M Griges
Democratic Congressional Campaign
Republican Fund
Griges
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Millionaire residents plan exclusive Chicago hotel apartments
A Chicago dispatch reports wealthy families from Chicago and the Midwest organize advisory boards to plan an ultra exclusive hotel on the Otto Young property at Michigan Avenue. They will lease life or long term apartments built to individual wishes with private elevators, garages, athletic quarters, and cuisine by native chefs.
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Chicago
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Otto Young
Michigan Avenue
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New York City
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Thumb print expert to teach Secret Service in Washington
Mrs. M. E. Holland of Chicago, 34, wife of Phil Holland, editor of the Detective, has been appointed to instruct Secret Service men in Washington after fifteen years studying criminals with Detective Fernier of Scotland Yard. She claims both baby and grown man fingerprints can identify individuals when other means fail. Government plans to use prints for pay roll laborers.
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Secret Service
Washington
M. E. Holland
Sars
Chicago Dispatch
Trousers to Keep Flies Off Horses in Canandaigua
In Canandaigua New York Charles Parshall Humane society agent tied old trouser legs to a horse fly net to defend the animal from horseflies. The horse now eats without swatting and the idea recalls a prior horse bonnet that protected horses hands from heat, also devised in Canandaigua.
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N.Y
Charles Parshall
Humane Society
New York Sun
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