Roosevelts and Murphy Dominate New York Democratic Scene 1911
In January 1911 the Roosevelts settle in on State Street as a powerful Democratic assembly and Senate leadership forms under Murphy. The session centers on choosing a successor to Chauncey Depew, with insider battles over Edward M Shepard and William F Sheehan shaping the progressive vs. old guard dynamic.
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Roosevelts
State Street
Dutchess County
Dix
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Patrick E. McCabe
Albany
John St McCooey
Brooklyn
America
Thomas F. Grady
Tammay
Grover Cleveland
Senate
Republican Old Guard
Hughes
Big Tim
Christie
James Jo Frawley
Charles F Murphy
Robert F Warner
Alfred E. Smith
James A Foley
Murphy
New York County
Democratic House
Grady
Wagner
Assembly
Alfred E Smith
Lst
Tim’ Sullivan
Roosevelt
Theodore
United States
Chauncey M Depew
New York
Edward M Shepard
Upstate
Shepard
William F Sheehan
Buffalo
Roswell P Flower
State Committee
Cleveland
Alton B Parker
Sheehan
Supreme Court
James W Gerard
Cady Herrick
Daniel F. Cohalan
Ten Eyck
Depew
Times
Poughkeepsie
Twenty-Sixth
William Church Osborn
Osborn
Roosevelt Opposes Sheehan in Albany Caucus Fight
In Albany during the 1906-1907 caucus season Roosevelt refused to back Sheehan, vowing to abstain and urging legislators to vote their conscience. The battle drew in figures like Alton B Parker, James W Gerard, and Daniel F Cohalan as supporters and opponents jockeyed for influence in committee appointments and the final tally.
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Sheehan
Roosevelt
Shepard
Dix
Cedar Rapids Boy Honored At Iowa U
Gary Herbert Levin of Cedar Rapids became the sole undergraduate among five majors inducted into the Order of Arms honorary commerce society at the University of Iowa College of Commerce. Other initiates were Bernard Karpinos Russell Glasener Hartwell Anway from Iowa City and Rolland Maack of Walcott. Rennie Smith of London England former labor representative in parliament spoke as guest.
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Iowa
Gary Herbert Levin
Cedar Ru
University of Iowa College of Commerce
Order of Arms
Honorary Commerce Society
Bernard Karpinos
Russell Glasener
Hartwell Anway
Iowa City
Rolland Maack
Walcott
Rennie Smith
London
England
Labor
Christmas Vespers at Coe to Be Given Sunday
The Coe Christmas vesper service will be held Sunday at 4 in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel. The vesper choir of 125 student voices will sing five Christmas anthems under Prof. Paul S. Ray with special numbers by Prof. Joseph Kitchin.
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Coe
T. M. Sinclair
Paul S. Ray
Joseph Kitchin
Distinct Soloists Named for Concert by Volinist and Organist
The program features Miss Catherine Adams on organ with solos by Teresa Naso Carl Zbanek Virginia Kuning Eunice Bent ley Marianne Dvorak and Harold Reeves accompanying the performance.
Dameron Rites Held For Mrs A F Dameron
Funeral services were held Thursday at the Methodist church for Mrs A F Dameron wife of the Rev Mr Dameron former pastor of the Second Methodist church Surviving are her husband two sons Emil at home and Wesley a physician in Cincinnati and a daughter Esther Armstrong of Reinbeck
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Reinbeck
A. F. Dameron
Dameron
Second Methodist Church
Emil
Wesley
Cincinnati
Esther Armstrong
Reineeck
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Ernest K. Lindley
Pharmacists
Mistol
Marine
Johnson
Absorbine Jr
Kotex
Biodess
Drakes
Scholl’s
Frostilla
Ade
Battle Creek
Iemed
Bardauel’s
Third Avenue
Campus
First Ave
Dial
Chabled Pharmacy
Sixteenth Street
Country Club
First Avenue
Cressneh Pharmacy
East End
Edison Pharmacy
Seventh Avenue
Manen
Fenel Drug Co
12Th Ave
3Rd Street
Jandera
Park Court
Podzimek
1St St
2Nd Ave
Richards College Pharm
Vernon Heights
Mt. Vernon Avenue
West Side
Willie Willis
Ernest K. Uindley
The
Bobbs-Merrill Co
King Features Syndicate
Nec
Cedar Rapids
Ren’s Oxfords
Men’s West Oxfords
Dr. Crosby’s Arch
Second Avenue
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