Hughes Declines to Meet Shearn in State Campaign
Governor Hughes refuses a joint debate with gubernatorial candidate Claryfice J. Shearn, citing absence and campaign plans. He outlines views on mandatory direct nominations, criminal prosecutions, streetcar fares, and Eleventh Avenue track issues. He tours Western New York presenting policy, with stops in Elmira Corning Jamestown Mayville Westfield Fredonia Brocton Dunkirk.
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Independence
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August Kaskamp
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Sound Money League
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Buffalo
Middle West
Elmira
Corning
N. Y
Jamestown
Mayville
Westfield
Fredonia
Brocton
Dunkirk
Shearn Campaign Opens in Brooklyn Denounces Chanler
Narende J. Shearn Independence League gubernatorial nominee launched his bid at Arion Hall Williamsburg before about 2,500 supporters. He accused Hughes of dodging a debate and attacked Chanler as untrustworthy while outlining policy goals including open Coney Island waterfront and a five cent fare. He criticized the Metropolitan Street Railway and joked about entering a Grand Jury room amid speculation about Jerome and Ryan.
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Independence League
Brooklyn
Arion Hall
Williamsburg
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Chanler
Coney Island
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Mr.Shearn
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Mr. Shearn
Grand Jury
Jerome
Young Ryan
Policeman Seeks Revolver While Suspended in Jersey City
Frank Caprio a Jersey City policeman now under suspension after a failure to report an extortion attempt yesterday sought permission from Chief Monahan to carry a revolver. He claimed threats from a Black Hand agent and said he faced dangers during suspension.
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Jersey City
Monahan
Man Dies Sudden in Bread Line Near Fleischmann Bakery
A man around 45 collapsed and died yesterday while standing in the bread line outside the Fleischmann bakery at Fifty-first Street and East End Avenue. He wore clean clothes and clutched a bread ticket. no identifying items were found in his pockets.
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Fleischmann Bakery
Fighty-first Street
East End Avent
Threaten Coercion Suit In Taft Presidential Pressure
Special to The New York Times Philadelphia reports Taft campaign pressure as a Standard Roller staffer warns wages and jobs depend on the election. He states workers will receive a 10 percent raise if Taft wins or be kept from such increases if Bryan prevails. The man faces possible legal action for coercion.
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Philadelphia
Tger
Standard
Forty-eighth Street Avenue
Taft
Democratic National
Bryan
Senator Owen Joins Muskogee Alliance Boycott Stance
United States Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma and Gov. Haskell linked to the Muskogee Citizens' Alliance. The roster and minutes reveal a pledge to discriminate against union members and a motion to organize an alliance nationwide. Gov. Haskell's dues to the group are listed through August 1905.
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New York Times
Chicago
United States
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Haskell
Citizens’ Alliance
Owen
Taft
Muskogee Citizens’ Alliance
All Union Ee
Union of Assembly
Senator One
Muskogee Alliance
R. L. Owen
Gov. Haskell
Big Thursday at Inter-State Fair shapes New Jersey race
Politicians and candidates gathered at the Inter-State Fair for a pow-wow revealing New Jersey's drift. Ex Governors Stokes Murphy Voorhees Griggs and Werts along with Colby and Lewis attended with U S Senators Kean and Briggs. Taft lead predicted by 40 000 votes or more while Gold Democrats stay split and Bryan support fades.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Stokes
Murphy
Voorhees
Griggs
Werts
Colby
Essex
Lewis
Passaic
United States
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Frank
Briggs
Fort
Taft
Gar. Fort
Bryan
Painters to Appeal to Taft Over Post Office Labor
Victor Buhr of the Amalgamated Painters Society said non union painters and varnishers are painting at the General Post Office in Manhattan. He will ask the Federated Union on Sunday to campaign against the Republican Party if union men are not employed. Buhr notes Taft joined the Steam Shovelers Union and urges use of union labor at the Post Office.
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Amalgamated Painters” Society
General Post Office
Manhattan
Cerras’ Federated Union
Republican Party
Taft
Post Office
Papermakers Strike Persists at Watertown Mills
President Carey of the International Brotherhood of Papermakers says the strike remains unsettled and will continue until the old wage scale and union-uint mills are restored. Supt Mayo of International Paper Company says no further talks will occur and production will resume with vacancies filled, prioritizing former workers.
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N. Y
Carey
International Brotherhood of Papermakers Today
Mayo
International Paper Company
Wold
Jence
May Indict Hainses Today
A chaotic report from Queens County notes potential indictments involving the Hains family linked to a fatal shooting. Details remain unclear as prosecutors prepare to present evidence to a grand jury and decide which witnesses may testify.
Bankers Debate Deposit Guarantees and Postal Banks
The American Bankers Association adopts resolutions opposing federal or state deposit guarantees and postal savings banks. Alexander Gilbert defends stock exchange role, warns against excessive speculation and urges central bank and currency reform measures while recounting panic causes and lending conditions.
Straus Voices Support for National Deposit Guarantee
Nathan Straus, head of the Business Men's Committee of the Democratic National Committee, urges a national guarantee of savings bank deposits. He cites recent East Side bank failures as lessons and argues Bryan's plan could have prevented them, insisting action should override legal obstacles to aid depositors and the unemployed.
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Congress
Nathan Straus
Democratic National Committee
East Side
Mr. Straus
Roosevelt Adinistration
Roosevelt
Bryan
Straus
Merchant T. Bryan
Game season opens as partridge and grouse shot begin
The ban on shooting partridge and grouse lifted yesterday marking opening day of the season. Venison and some wild ducks have been sold since Sept 25, with partridge and grouse drawing strong restaurant demand and quick sales. Prices ranged from 40 cents a pound for venison to $5 per canvasback duck pair, with partridges at about $4 a pair and grouse at $3.50 a pair.
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Bali
Long Island
New Jersey
Brice Sanity Inquiry Appoints Commission
On petition of W Kirkpatrick Brice Supreme Court Justice Giegerich yesterday appointed Algernon Norton Henry Valentine Wildman Samuel Prince to inquire with a Sheriff's jury into the value of Stewart M Brice's real and personal property and to determine whether he is a lunatic and incompetent Brice son of late U S Senator Colvin Brice is in a sanitarium with affidavits from three doctors certifying incompetence.
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Supreme Court
Giegerich
Algernon
Norton
Henry Valentine Wildman
West Ninety-fourth Street
Samuel Princé
East Seventh Street
Stewart M. Brice
Brice
United States
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Robert M. Daldéy
William M. Stone
Andrew Ef. Montgomery
Mrs Selby Trades Hotel With Sadie Bonwit
Lillian FE Selby wife of ex-pugilist Kid McCoy transferred the seven story Sadie Bonwit apartment hotel at 236 West Fifty-fifth Street to Sadie Bonwit in exchange for the six story 438 East Seventy-fifth Street tenement and two five story tenements 210 and 912 West End Avenue near Seventieth Street.
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Kid McCoy
Sadie Bonwit
West Fifty-fifth Street
Broadway
Sadie Bonyeys
Selby
East Seventy-fifth Street
Nd. Avenue
Seventieth Street
Final Divorce Decree in Hunter Case
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich granted the final interlocutory divorce decree to Mrs Anna Whit Hunter of 45 West Thirtieth Street from Edward Willis Hunter. Married August 27, 1906 in Louisville, they had no children. She alleged misconduct with Mabel Sheppard at 274 West Nineteenth Street on January 14, 1907, with her sister Mrs Hunt of Brooklyn as chief witness. The case was undefended.
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Supreme Court
Giegerich
Anna Whitmore Hunter
West Thirtieth Street
Edward Willis Hunter
Louisville
Three Men Change Names In New York Court
Three men gained court approval to change their names on grounds of business needs. Joseph Karlirsky becomes Joseph Warlin, Charles G. Rosenzweig of 982 Prospect Avenue Bronx becomes Charles G. Rose, and Eugene J. Berkowitz of 879 Longwood Avenue Bronx becomes Eugene J. Berko. Rosenzweig has been in the country since June 1 107 and Berkowitz is brother to Ger D. Berke of The People's Voice and wishes to be known also as Ger D. Berke.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Gerard
Joseph Karlirsky
Joseph Warlin
Charles G. Roesen‘zweig
Prospect Avenue
Brox
Charles G. Rose
Eugene J. Berkowitz
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Rosenzweig
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People’s Voice
City Budget Talks Spark Public Hearings on 160 Million Plan
Public hearings opened by the Board of Estimate on the city budget for the year. The proposed total is around 160 million with notable requests from the Bridge Department and other agencies. Officials indicated the final budget will likely be larger than last year as discussions continue.
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