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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
2
A large Democratic notification event at the Chanler estate marks a party rally with speeches by Chanler and Parker. The scene blends political exhortation with a swelling crowd, guards in uniform, and prominent attendees signaling unity and classic Democratic themes.
Democratic State Chairman William J. Conners dismissed Lieut. Gov. Chanler’s sharp comments about the interview outlining issues, calling the response unfounded and claiming no damage to party unity.
At Bethel AME Church in New York City Henry Lincoln Johnson faces jeers and calls to resign after declaring that Negro soldiers “shot up” Brownsville. Police and reserves restore order as Gov. Hughes arrives to address a divided crowd.
At three public stops in New York, Governor Hughes defends the Public Service Commission, vetoes 2 cent and 5 cent fare bills, criticizes race track gambling, and defends constitutional restraint while pledging to serve all the people. He urges direct nominations and criticizes opponents as anti Commission governance.
Friends of Samuel S Koenig the Republican nominee for Secretary of State have formed a committee to support his candidacy for the Thirty-first Assembly.
Gov. Hughes, class of ’89, spoke to about 600 Columbia students at Earl Hall in the University Republican Club. He praised Taft, urged young men to enter politics with integrity, and urged organization for a November victory to deter dishonor and promote straightforward administration.
Assembly District conventions last night adjourned in several districts without nominating a candidate. A table lists the nominations that were finally made in districts where a choice was secured.
Tamman and Hall held Congressional conventions in Manhattan and the Bronx nominating six of eleven districts. In others, conventions adjourned to meet next week. Present Congressman was renominated in districts with nominees Riordan Willett Sulzer Fornes Goulden.
Guthrie Oklahoma October 1 Governor Haskell issues a public appeal asking Oklahomans for financial support to sustain his fight against enemies of the people. He says his salary barely covers his family and he needs funds for postage paper and labor to continue honest government against corporate oppression.
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