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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1908

Page

2

Platform Drafted For The Convention

Washington dispatch reports the Republican platform ready for Chicago, centering on Roosevelts policies. It pledges tariff revision left to Congress, praises the Aldrich-Vreeland money act, strengthens the navy, and supports trust regulation with labor protections and civil liberties for African Americans. Symbols include Taft allies, Lodge, and Hitchcock maneuvering around third term plans and seating Taft delegates.

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Stand Patters Fight Over Republican Platform Language

Senator Hopkins of Illinois, to lead the Resolution Committee at the Republican National Convention, will visit Chicago to consult leaders on the wording. Stand patters push for firm language against tariff revision, while Taft forces seek immediate revision. Dalzell and Fordney of Michigan expected to serve on the committee.

Chicago Hopkins Illinois Aurora Dalzell Fordney Michigan Taft Washington

Bryan Must Get 123 More Votes for Nomination

A New York Times report from June 7 notes William J. Bryan trails by 123 delegates for the two-thirds needed at the Denver Convention. It details delegates by state, the split among parties, and the possible abolition of the two-thirds rule in future Democratic nominations.

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Strong Support Signals Harrison for Vice President Nominee

Washington dispatch reports strong Democratic sentiment in Congress for Francis Burton Harrison of New York as a potential vice presidential candidate at the Denver Convention. Leaders including John Sharp Williams Champ Clark and others publicly back Harrison with a House poll showing forty two members favoring him as the top choice.

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Butler Ames Denies Forged Florida Convention Tickets

Lowell Mass June 7 Congressman Butler Ames returning from New York issues a statement denying responsibility for alleged forged tickets used for Florida State Convention admission. He accuses federal election control of limiting voter access and notes he did not obtain or know who did obtain tickets.

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Doctor Brothers to Wed Sisters in New Market

Double engagement announced for Dr Samuel Short and Dr David Short of New York to Misses Byrne and Sturman sisters of New Market New Jersey. A double wedding will be held there this summer. exact date not set. The Sturman family are prominent New Market residents with Mr Sturman in New York business.

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Roosevelt Aids New York Control With O'Brien Appointment

President strengthens grip on state politics by naming John F. O'Brien collector of customs at Plattsburg New York a move seen as consolidating Roosevelt's leadership within the Republican machine five key lieutenants include Wadsworth Fassett Barnes and Woodruff. O'Brien’s post promises patronage and potential northern state leadership amid party realignments and Odell tensions.

John F. O'Brien Plattsburg N. Y Washington Roosevelt White House O'Brien New York Fassett Wadsworth Barnes Albany Timothy L. Woodruff Cit Woodruff O’brien Mr. O'Brien Woodruff-Fassett-Barnes Benjamin B. Odell, Jr Odell Platt Depew Elmendorf West Eleventh Street Mr. Knapp

Panama election prompt worries allies as Squiers sails home

Passengers aboard the Alliance express belief the United States will ensure a fair Panama election. Minister Squiers, headed to consult with Roosevelt and Root, denies accusations of discord with Panama officials and plans to return after three days.

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Baby Found Abandoned in Brooklyn Street Car

A conductor on the Ralph Avenue line in Brooklyn found a well-dressed boy about 2 years old asleep on a car near Haiser Street and Ralph Avenue. He was taken to the Ralph Avenue Police Station and then to the Children's Society shelter. The conductor could not recall bringing the child aboard.

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Slain by Negro Highwaymen Near Chattanooga

In a hold up on Dossville Avenue, Joseph Knight was instantly killed and Miss Sallie Pool fatally wounded as three Black men halted their cart. Knight resisted. the assailants fired. Miss Pool was wounded twice. The trio fled. armed citizens with bloodhounds search the area for the criminals.

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