Democratic Power Struggle Over Bryan Delegates in New York
At the Victoria Hotel and amid contested delegations in Albany and Brooklyn, Conners and Murphy push to oust McCarren and McCabe from the State Committee. Bryanites press for Bryan instructions at the Denver convention, while Tammany blocks proxy efforts and anticipates a floor fight over credentials and a Kings County leadership showdown.
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Conners
Murphy
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Progressive Democratic League
Augustus Thomas
Laywright
Theeague
The
Victoria
Thomas
Mr .Bryan
Mr. Murphy
Bryan
Allegany
Franklin
Oswego
Wyoming
St. Lawrence
Committee
Democratic Party
League
Roosevelt
Allegany County
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Tammany
Bereders
Democratic Stat Organization
Absolete
McCarren
Patrick
FE. McCabe
Albany
Hoffnan House
Kings County Democratic Organization
McCabe
Charlie
Mr. Conners
Hearst
Thomas F. Grady
Xaid
Democratic State Committee
Eway
Kings County
Congrers
State Committee
Thomas F. Carmody
Penn Yan
Brooklyn
Senator McCarren
Kings County Democratic Party
anti-McCarren
Borough Presidenler
Gear
Wv. S. Williams
Henry A. Rubino
Rooklyn
Williams
Queens
Niagara
Orleans County
Hughes
Niagara County
A. C. Douglas
Niagara Falls
Senate
Johnson addressed Kentucky Democrats at Jefferson Club banquet
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson spoke at the Seelbach Hotel to about 500 diners and guests including Kentucky leaders. He urged adherence to Jeffersonian principles, denounced monopolies and railroad extortion, and warned against expediency in party platforms.
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Louisville
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Kentucky
Jefferson Club
Seelbach Hotel
Gov. Willson
Frankfort
Gov. Johnson
Willson
Commonwealth
Johnson
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Bryce Extols Jefferson at UVa Anniversary Address
James Bryce, the British Ambassador, delivered the principal address at the 165th Jefferson birthday and 89th UVa anniversary celebrations in Charlottesville. He praised Jefferson’s educational ideal of universal elementary and secondary schooling, leading to a comprehensive university, contrasting with era colleges tied to denominations.
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Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
James Bryce
Bryce
Alderman
Tarleton
General Assembly of Virginia
Jefferson
Monticello
England
United States
Jefferson Club marks 160th anniversary with Harman Gore speakers
In St Louis on April 13 the Jefferson Club held a celebratory meeting at the Odeon for Thomas Jefferson’s 160th anniversary. Ex Attorney General Judson Harmon of Cincinnati and Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma led the program with remarks on federal and state powers and natural rights.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson Club
Odeon
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Harmo
Single Taxers Celebrate Jefferson Birthday in New York
The Manhattan Single Tax Club marked its twenty second annual Jefferson birthday at the Union Square Hotel with 65 attendees. Speakers included ex Gov Garvin of Rhode Island ex mayor Thomas M. Osborne playwright William Card Mille and Henry George Jr among others.
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Jefferson
Manhattan
Union Square
Garvin
Rhode Island
Benjamin CC. Marsh
Thomas M. Osborne
Exmayor
Auburn
N. Y
Leighton Williams
New York
William C.ard Mille
Henry George, Jr
John J. Murphy
Sioux City
American Single Tax League
Frederick Cyrus Leubuscher
Tom. Johnson
Cleveland
Bliss Carman
Bird
Coler
Augustus Thomas
la Follette
David Graham Phillips
Ida M. Tarbell
Gore
Oklahoma
Herbert Quick
Mark M. Fagan
Jersey City
Franklin K. Lane
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Richard George
Botton Hall
Joseph Dana Miller
Single Taxer
Amy Mal Hicks
Silent Bryan Silent at Jefferson Day Dinner in Times Square
At the Jefferson Day dinner of the National Democratic Club in the Knickerbocker Hotel Times Square President Wilson led the program praising Jeffersonian ideals and tariff revision. Speakers Simmons Owen and others followed with warnings about executive power and corporate influence as Bryan declined attendance.
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William J. Bryan
National Democratic Club
Knickerbocker
Times Square
Minnesota
Gov. Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Simmons
North Carolina
Owen
Oklahoma
Wilson
Republican Party
Jefferson
Augustus van Wyck
D Cady Herrick
J. Sergeant Cram
James Fitzgerald
Morgan J. O’brien
John P. Chidwick
United States
F. M. Simmons
Robert L. Owen
Herman A. Metz
Patrick F. McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Alton B. Parker
Edwin Warfield
Maryland
William A. Clarke
William Sulzer
William Lindsay
John Fox
Warren W. Foster
Mr. Bryan
President Wilson
Democratic Party
Qwen
J.P. Morgan
Pharoah
Mr. Morgan
Senator Simmons
Delaware Democratic Convention Backing Judge Gray for Nomination
Dover April 13 supporters of Federal Judge George Gray of Wilmington will control the Democratic State Convention here tomorrow to back Gray for the presidential nomination. The six Denver delegates will support Gray if a viable chance exists. otherwise they will likely back Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steciato
New York
Dover
Del
George Gray
Wilmington
Denver
Gray
Bryan
Hearing Continues in Extortion Case Involving Macaluso
The hearing on extortion charges against An tony Macaluso, who allegedly offered money to influence his testimony against Carl Fischer-Hansen, was continued before Magistrate Steinert. Joseph Brown testified that Macaluso claimed to have signed a false affidavit and sought money to remain silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antony Macaluso
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Steinert
Joseph Brown
Macaluso
Cambria Steel to Restart Several Departments This Week
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on April 13 a Cambria Steel Company spokesman announced several departments will resume operations this week after a three month shutdown, restoring jobs for about 1500 workers.
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Johnstown
Penn
Cambria Steel Company
Easter Opportunities Plant Joy for Deserving Homes
A church appeal invites volunteers to bring hope this season by helping at least one family facing death illness or hardship. The program seeks donations and hands on help to brighten homes and hearts during Easter.
Fundraising appeal for improving poor in New York 1843
A dated fundraising notice urges donations of 5 to 100 dollars to R. S. Minturn, treasurer, at 105 E 22nd Street in New York. Led by R Fulton Cutting, president of the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, 1907.
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R. Fulton Cutting
N.Y
Provident Life Boardrow Delayed by Court Action
Banks in control of Provident Savings Life Association seek to oust Coyle syndicate directors. Justice Dowling postponed proceedings and set Thursday for election. Banks contend Coyle group lacked authority to call a special meeting. The injunction aims to bar William Gilbert and void James O Keefe’s directorate.
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Royall Victor
Sullivan & Cromwell
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Justice Dowling
Coyle Syndicate
Thomas Interests
Provident Life
William H. Taylor
E. R. Chapman
Coyle
Thomases
Justice O'Gorman
the Provident Life
William T. Gilbert
James B. O'Kerfe
John J. Coyle
John Do. Grady
Frank J. McSurley
John B. Wurtz
Edwin H. Sulger
John W. Phillips
Gilbert
O’keefe
Grady
Wurtz
Police Commission seeks $100000 secret service fund
Police Commissioner Bingham urged the Finance Committee of the Board of Aldermen to report favorably on a $100,000 secret service fund to combat Black Handists and anarchists. The committee recommended only $25,000, amid disputes over the Black Hand threat and department morale.
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Bingham
Secret Service
Board of Aldermen
Little Tim * Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Knickerbocker Eyes Six Story Building on Broadway Corner
The Knickerbocker Trust Company directors consider a six story structure at the northeast corner of Broadway and Exchange Place, site of the former Consolidated Stock Exchange. They bought the plot about two years ago and seek to cover charges with caisson foundations for future skyscraper height. The property measures 67 by 132 feet and was purchased in May 1908 for 1.715 million with mortgages totaling 1.13 million.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Broadway and
Exchange Place
Consolidated Stock Exchange
The
Knickerbocker
Exchange
Trust Company
McKim, Mead & White
Lower Broadway
Broadway
Place
New Street
Knickerbocker Trust
Thirteen Hoodoo Plagues Camel Ida in Transit
A camel named Ida gains the thirteenth hoodoo tag aboard the steamer Ida from Trieste to Riverside Park, Chicago. The voyage ends on the thirteenth day with twelve camels listed plus Ida, while keeper Calila Cory is detained at Ellis Island on suspicion of an eye disease.
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Ida
Trieste
Chicaso
Calila Cory
Ells Island
New England Methodist Conference votes to repeal dancing ban
Worcester Massachusetts April 13 The New England Methodist Episcopal Conference adopts a memorial urging the General Conference to repeal the article forbidding dancing card playing and attending theatrical performances by a vote of 107 to 42.
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New England Methodists
Worcester
Mass
New England Methodist Episcopal Conference
General Conference
Putnam Division service under fire at Public Service inquiry
The New York Central suburban line faced scrutiny by the Up-State Public Service Commission in a Tribune Building hearing focused on the Putnam Division. Witnesses cited infrequent trains and long waits at Bryn Mawr Park and 6th Street terminus. Frederick Stack defended operations, noting 0S percent on-time service last month and that a late 9:15 p.m. rush train was dropped for lack of profit, with earnings around 60 cents per train mile against 67 cents operating cost.
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New York Central
Public Service Commission
City Commission
Tribune
Putnam
6Th Street
Bryn Mawr Park
Decker
Frederick T. Stack
155Th Street
New School for Cripples Opens for Bright Beginnings
About 100 disabled children entered their Henry Street school. They explored every room from top to root garden and will learn reading along with needlework, bookbinding, and basket weaving. Workers earn over $3.50 weekly, helping them become self supporting and less a burden to parents.
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Henry Street
John P Caddagan Better After Illness At Hoffman House
John P. Caddagan proprietor of the Toffman House has shown marked improvement after a days long illness in his rooms at the Hoffman House. Dr E R Finch spent the night at his bedside and suggested potential removal when feasible possibly to Smanea New York as a recovery aid though he is very attached to his quarters in New York and may resist leaving the city.
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John P. Caddagan
Toffman House
E. R. Finch
Smanea
N. Y
Caddagan
Hoffman House
New York
Juror's son witness in Queens burglary trial case
Robert Murrell, key witness against Max Cohen in Queens County Court, learns the juror Edward Ry Murrell is his father after testifying. Judge Humphrey declares a mistrial following the coincidence and delay. Cohen supposedly burglarized John Reilly's Arverne home. Murrell Jr. saw him exit the scene.
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Robert Murrell
Max Cohen
Humphrey
Queens County
Edward Ry
Murrell
Dana Wallace
John B.merrill
Cohen
John Reilly
Telephone Company
Arverne
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