TAFT GAINS SHARE IN UPSTATE CANVASS OF VOTES
The Times canvass shows Taft leading Bryan by about two to one in uptown New York factories and offices. It tracks changes from 1904 with Hisgen drawing from Republicans Democrats and Socialists, while undecided voters remain sizable and Prohibitionists shift to Taft in several plants.
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Taft
Bryan
Hisgen
Times
Roosevelt
New York
Manhattan
Bronk
Repubean
Socialist Party
Independence Party
Democratic Party
Tur. Times
Isceewcase & Republicans
Eek Nepublicans
Tisgen
Studebaker Brothers
Oes
House
Debs
J. & C. Fischer, Pianos
C.eeeees
Voce
Chez Republicans
Bats Cel
Repubicans
Krebs & Spiess
Cigars
Markt
Struller & Co
Chartin
Dryan
Voting intention poll card for 1912 presidential candidates
A reader instruction card asks respondents to mark crosses for their chosen 1912 presidential candidate Taft, Debs, Bryan, Chafin, Hisgen, or Undecided, and to indicate the last election ticket by marking Republican Prohibition Democratic Socialist.
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SPATE
Ewe
Cde
Bryan
Hiseen
Independence Party
Sa Debs
Saas Oe
Chafin
Prohibition
Ewes
Jaros
Taft
Cssceeee
Canner
Hisgen
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co
Erseeseesesores
Op Hiagen
Esrewecres
Debs
Ceescvesers
Teft
Frvan
Higne
Ee Chafin
Weecves
Indepence Party
John Boyle & Co
Cotton Buck
Paw
Ae Saeree
Fall Announcement Highlights Kids Clothing Display
A fall display showcases attire for boys girls children and infants across clothing millinery shoes hosiery gloves and furnishings. The shop claims broad assortments newest materials and distinctively fitted juvenile fashion with thorough workmanship and dependable quality under one roof for back to school outfitting.
Man Falls From Pullman Car Near Stanton
P Thompson Coyle 36 of Baltimore fell from a northbound Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington train near Stanton. He died from a skull fracture after being taken to Delaware Hospital in Wilmington. The circumstances remain a mystery and his wife Louise Craigen Coyle of The Baltimore News traveled to Wilmington after learning of the accident.
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Wilmington
Del
P. Thompson Coyle
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Stanton
Delaware Hospital
P. T. Coyle
District Commission
Louise Craigen Coyle
Baltimore News
Leonore Calvert
Arizona mob baffled as officers protect suspect
In Douglas Arizona two armed officers escorted Frank Butler a black man who shot T nest Phillips a white man out of City Hall to Tombstone and placed him in the county jail amid a crowd of several hundred angered residents. Authorities said there is excitement but no signs of wider racial trouble.
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Douglas
Ariz
Frank Butler
T Nest Phillips
Butler
Tombstone
Hughes Primary Test in Manhattan Districts Sept 8
Enrolled Republicans in the 19th and 25th Assembly Districts will vote in the Sept. 8 primaries to gauge support for or against Governor Hughes renomination. The outcome may influence New York County’s 187 delegates to the State Convention and the county’s stance on his renomination. Ezra P. Prentice leads the Twenty-fifth District effort with official ballots signaling Hughes or non-Hughes options.
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Manhattan
Hughes
New York
Bailiwick
New York County
Saratoga
William 8. Bennet
Ezra P. Prentice
Twenty-fifth Assembly District
Gov. Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Assembly District Committee
Republican Organization
Nineteenth Assembly
Infternoon
Board of Elections
Independence League
Socialist
Prohibitionist
Gov.Hughes
Hearst
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Bryen
Bronx
Orame
H. B. Claflin Company
Worthtreet
B. G. Hughes & Brother
Manu
Facturers
Mulberry Street
the Dale Company
Gas and Electric Fixtures
West 13Th Street
Hammond Typewriter Company
Sixty-ninth Street
East River
Armour & Co
Downtown Force
Ricca & Sons
The
Kroeger
Lohmer & Co
Astoria
Schieffelin & Co
Bronx Laboratory
Jacob Poll & Sons
the Bronx
Strich & Zeidler
Pease Piano Company
West Forty-second Street
Fairchild Brothers and Foster
Laight Street
Decker & Son
D. J. Allen & Co
Duane Street
Tafft
Weller & Co
Broadway
Jacob Stahl, Jr., & Co
Fifty-fourth Street
First Avenue
George L. Storm & Co
Lafayette Street
Woodward, Baldwin & Co
B. Fischer & Co
Franklin
Greenwich
Austin, Nichols & Co
Jay and Hudson
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Hudson and Vandam
Hills Bros. & Co
Beach
Washington Streets
Marks, Struller & Co
West Street
Kerbs & Spiess
Second Avenue
H. H. Heert & Co
Murray Street
Bennett, Sloane& Co
Hudson Street
T. Stokes & Son
Greenwich Street
F. FE. Rosebrook &Co
Lidgerwood Manufacturing Company
Liberty Street
R. Boyle & Co
Duanetreet
Lawrence & Co
Thomas Street
Columbia Typewriter Manufacturing Company
116Th Street
Hartley Silk Manufacturing,Company
Broome and Wooster
Kay-Scheerer Company
Twenty-eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Allen Tobacco Company
Thirty-first Street
Studebaker Brothers Company
Fortyeighth
J. & C. Fischer
Studebaker Brothers Company, Automobiles and Carriages
B. Fisher & Co
Grocers
Nana
Secene
Veees
Independence
Lipeneee Republican
Eeneeee Republican
Hisgen Columbia Typewriter Manufacturing Company
Brrvan
Mene
Cori Dis Chafin
Cce
Hisgén
Hills Bros
Nat
Bennett, Sloan & Co
F. E. Rosenbrook & Co
Hartley Silk Manufacturing Company
Neat Gee
Seewee
Reese
NEW York Times
Arizona
Parsons
Directoire
Lyons
Bluette Wisteria
Boise Rose Ophelia Bordeaux
Spreadway L& Loth Phueel
Rigaud
Paris
Bloomingdales
nAath St
Bloomingdale
Lexington Av
France
Lex
3D Ave
60Th St