Republicans Struggle for Funds in Ohio and Indiana
In Ohio and Indiana, Republicans face fundraising troubles as former wealthy contributors withdraw under Roosevelt’s policies, forcing the party to rely on rank and file members for support.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
3
Political events of yesterday across states and campaigns
National and local figures pressed campaigns with speeches and tours. Taft toured Missouri and planned a St Louis stop. Hughes spoke 14 times in Wisconsin. Haskell accused Roosevelt over Indian territory oil leasing and urged revocation. Bryan supported liberal pensions. Kern spoke in Asheville and clashed with Roosevelt Longworth. Debs left New York for Boston aboard his Red Special. Voter registration moved orderly. Democratic Assembly District conventions selected candidates. no major statements from party headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Missouri
St. Louis
Gov
Hughes
Wisconsin
Haskell
Roosevelt
Indianerritory
Standard Oil
Bryan
Lincoln
Kern
Asheville
Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Sherman
Indiana
Eugene V. Debs
New York
Boston
Assembly
Republicans Face Money Shortage in Crucial Campaign States
Dispatches from Chicago and New York indicate both parties focus on New York New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island and Delaware as decisive states. Taft and Bryan campaigns grapple with scarce funds hindering canvassing and mobilization in Cook County and other key counties while Indiana Ohio and other battlegrounds show parallel shifts in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Taft
Bryan
Nebraska
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
Nework
Chanler
Marshall
Judge Harmén
Ginger
Sid
National Committee
Ney
Campaign funds shift to rank and file as Roosevelt splits party
Democratic officials report Republican fundraising collapse as big donors pull back amid anger at Roosevelt. Taft supporters scramble for state funds while national committee finances shrink to cover only essential expenses. Western states show mixed signals as Bryan backs Ohio and shifts others into the Democratic column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geirty Hive
Roosevelt
Taft
DSP
Chicago
Republican State Committee
National Committee
Sitges
Democratic State Committee
Inwerman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
J.c Teft
Pennsylvania
New England
Arthur I. Varss
Fatt
Jiro
Ohio
Charles W. Bryan
Mr. Works
Democratic Assembly Candidates Nominated in Key Districts
The Democratic conventions nominated incumbents in multiple districts with several adjournments noted. Notable names include Alfred E. Smith, James Oliver, Aaron Levy, John Eagleton, Adolph Stern, James Foley, James Hoor, John Herrick, Martin McCue, Mark Golderg, William Donihee, Patrick McGrath, John Murphy, George Bauman, William Kelcher, Thomas Brennan, Irving Joseh, Herbert Riker, Walter Seligsberg, Louis Cuvillier, Abraham retdeags, Jessie Silherman, Philip Schmidt, Charles Stern, and John Sheridan with numerous districts remaining adjourned to later sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Caughlan
Alfred E. Smith
James Oliver
Aaron T. Levy
John T. Eagleton
Adolph Stern
Peter P. McElligott
Moritz Grauhard
John C. Winckett
Harold Speilberg
Owen W. Bohan
James A. Foley
James J. Hoor
John H. Herrick
Martin G. McCue
Mark Golderg
William R. Donihee
Patrick J. McGrath
John J. Murphy
George W.bauman
William T. Kelcher
Thomas Brennan
Irving
Jose ”H
Herbert L. Riker
Louis A. Cuvillier
Abraham Ret Deags
Jessie Silherman
Philip T. Schmidt
Charles Stern
John W Sheridan
Taft Campaign Tour Delivers Sizable Missouri Reception
William Howard Taft spoke across Kansas and Missouri on October 5, stressing that Democratic tariff plans would harm business while Republican revision would sustain prices and farm prosperity. He addressed stockyard workers at St Joseph and spoke at Union Station, urging Missourians to view him as a regular Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacon
William H. Taft
Kansas
Missouri
Taft
Bryan
Seval
South St. Joseph
John Donovan
Donovan
Tait
Rilroad
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenworth v
St. Joseph
Stock Yards
Burlington
Union Station
Opera House
Mr. Taft
Doc Morton Appears Before Judge on Grand Larceny Indictment
George M. Morton known as Doc Morton appeared before Judge Floster in General Sessions yesterday. He surrendered on an indictment charging grand larceny and was held in 1500 dollars bail, in addition to 6000 dollars for several prior grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Morton
Doc” Morton
Floster
Straus Plans Five Campaign Speeches
Secretary Straus has arranged to deliver five campaign speeches in rapid succession. The stops include Cleveland October 19, Indianapolis October 20, Chicago October 21, St. Louis October 22, and Louisville October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Washington
D. C
Cleveland
Ohip
Indianapolis
Chicago
Sg Louis
Ouisville
Daniels demands specifics on trusts prosecutions and penalties
Josephus Daniels, chairman of the Democratic National Committee Publicity Bureau, accuses Attorney General Bonaparte of vague responses about how many of the 287 named trusts have been prosecuted under the Sherman law. He questions names, fines, follow up actions, and the criminal prosecutions of trust officials, claiming penalties allow continued illegal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bonaparte
Josephus Daniels
Democratic National Committee
United States
Department of Justice
Daniels
Mr. Darnels
Kern attacks third term in fiery Asheville rally
John W. Kern Bryan's running mate denounces a third term as hateful to Americans. He cites alleged Roosevelt moves to secure 1916 return, contrasts Republican evasion with Bryan’s pledged noncandidacy, and wins audience praise in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
South
John W. Kern
Bryan
North Carolina
Nicholls
Longworth
Roosevelt
White House
Gov Haskell States True History Of Muskogee Alliance
Gov. Haskell issues a signed statement detailing his involvement with the Muskogee Citizens' Alliance formed in 1905 to combat labor unions. He says he joined to promote town harmony during a spring 1905 strike, later opposed the group after learning its exclusion of union men and withdrew. He says he believed the alliance no longer existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee, Okla
Haskell
Muskogee
Telegraphers Aid Society Elects Officers
The Union Telegraphers’ Aid Society of this city yesterday elected John F. Mc Masters President and Miss Hilda Swenson Secretary Treasurer. The Board of Directors includes Caeries P. McInerrey John McCutcheon H A Greedn Joseph F. Mallon and Ward Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraphers Aid Society
Union Telegrapherers’ Aid Society
John F. McMasters
Hilda Swenson
Caeries P. McInerrey
John McCutcheon
H. A. Greédn
Joseph F. Mallon
Ward ¥. Munson
Hughes Criticizes Bryan Remedies in Midwestern Tour
In St Paul Hughes attacks Bryan remedies as impossible panaceas and warns the nation against policies he calls unworkable. He cites New York achievements under his administration and contrasts Taft’s steady record with Bryan’s dubious proposals.
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St.paul
Minn
St. Paul
Hughes
New York
Bryan
la Crosse
Wis
Winona
St. Charles
Doda Centre
Mankato
Minpoint
Gov. Hughes
Lawyers oppose Wallace nomination for Queens District Attorney
Fifteen Republican lawyers filed a signed protest against Assistant District Attorney Dana Wallace being placed in nomination for Queens County District Attorney by the Republican Convention in Jamaica this evening. Ex County Judge Harrison S. Moore leads the movement, though Wallace already holds the Independence League nomination and Republicans reportedly intend to nominate him.
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Dana Wallace
Queens County
Jamaica
Wallace
Harrison S. Moore
Independence League
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