Hughes Speaks at Tuskegee Meeting in Carnegie Hall
An audience of 2,500 gathered as Gov. Hughes ex mayor Seth Low Col Henry Watterson Bishop Abraham Grant and Dr. Booker T. Washington addressed the Negro question. Low noted Tuskegee receipts fell 30,000 in seven months and 70,000 must be raised by May first to meet expenses.
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Gov. Hughes
Speech on Race and Opportunity by Col. Watterson and Dr. Washington
In a Washington speech Col. Watterson argues for equal opportunity and self reliance, noting regions where blacks face barriers and urging education and industrial training. Dr. Washington calls for open doors to work and education, stressing shared interests of both races and the need to avoid stagnation or criminal paths.
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Hughes League forms to back Hughes for President
Special to The New York Times Albany January 17 reports the Hughes League of the United States is incorporated under the membership Corporation law. Its objects include aiding public sentiment to nominate Charles Evans Hughes of New York for the Republican presidential nomination and aiding his election. The group lists directors and incorporators across New York including several state officials and congressman.
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Federal cows tuberculosis spreads at Watervliet Arsenal
Five of eight cows on the Watervliet Arsenal reservation under federal care were found infected with tuberculosis. One animal was killed for beef after inspection revealed severe disease. State Veterinarian W. H. Kelly examined the living cows and ordered four more killed. all remaining cattle were infected as well.
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New York Times
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Bill for Osteopaths Allows Licenses Without Exam
Albany Jan 17 Assemblyman Robinson introduced a bill to modify the medical unification law. By changing a single word in osteopathy terminology it would let graduates of any osteopathy school obtain a medical license without an examination.
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New York Times
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Hughes Keeps Clear Of Boom Politicking In New York
Governor Hughes avoids meetings on his presidential boom with Senator Murray Crane and County Committee action. He meets State Senator Alfred R. Page briefly, declines to discuss politics, and plans to address the Metropolitan Life Insurance Agents at 1 PM then depart to Albany. He reaffirms Republican principles and defends youth protection and tenement reform.
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Party of Progress
Governor Hughes Addresses West Side Women Club Dinner
Governor Hughes spoke at the West Side Woman's Republican Club dinner in the Hotel Astor grand ballroom. He praised women’s political influence, urged moral force for the party, and warned about limited opportunities without women’s energizing power.
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Hughes to College Men at Penn Alumni Dinner
Governor Hughes delivered the last of three speeches at the University of Pennsylvania Alumni dinner in the Hotel Astor. He urged a broad college education, praised inherited knowledge, and urged students to keep independence, work, and strong American civic ideals. Judge Ward presided as 100 members attended amid cheers. Ex District Attorney George Graham noted a rich donor’s will and hoped for a larger legacy. Provost Harrison cited student numbers rising to 4,300 from 2,500 five years prior.
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Tennyson
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Pennsylvania University
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Philadelphia
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Harry Bowers Mingie
Central New York Farmers Endorse Anti Gambling Bills
At Utica meeting the Central New York Farmers' Club unanimously approved preamble and resolutions backing anti gambling measures. The group urged direct state support for fairs, replacing racing associations funding, and praised bills in the Legislature. About 75 members attended with no dissent.
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New York Times
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Senate
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New York State
Columbia University Hughes Club announced at campus
The Columbia University Hughes Club was announced yesterday at Columbia University. Gov. Hughes, a Columbia Law School graduate, won a prize fellowship there and taught for several years after.
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Columbia University Hughes Club
Columbia University
Hughes
Columbia Law School
Student group backs clean politics for Hughes as GOP candidate
A campus club declares its purpose to advocate clean politics and back Gov Hughes for the Presidency. Hickman Price is elected Chairman of the Committee on Organization with twenty top undergraduates to assist. A mass meeting will launch the effort in February with speeches from leading state politicians.
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Gov.Hughes
Prohibition of pool selling and gambling at race tracks urged
At a regular meeting the Merchants' Association Directors endorsed Governor Hughes recommendations on limiting pool selling and gambling at race tracks. A resolution was adopted to amend the city charter to bar Borough Presidents removed from office from seeking re election in their unexpired terms. Additional resolutions were discussed and approved.
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Gov. Hughes
Smelters Syndicate Ends Amid Stock and Cash Payouts
The American Smelters' Securities Syndicate, led by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., dissolved yesterday with distributions to members in cash and stock. The second syndicate had formed to handle 25 million dollars of 5 percent preferred B stock placed in May 1905, transferring the remaining 10 million after the first syndicate sold about 60 percent. Only 35 percent of the 10 million was sold, the rest allocated to members. average net price on sold stock was about 91, with a 79 quote on the Stock Exchange, down five points from Thursday.
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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