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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1908

Page

4

Monroe Democrats See Hughes Defeat in Rochester

In Monroe County, Democrats anticipate Governor Hughes's loss as the Personal Liberty League gains open GOP support against him. They note a machine-led defection risk in Rochester, Labor votes shifting, and Chanler’s improving standing with Bryan’s influence fading among farmers and Republicans.

League Hughes Republican George W. Aldridge Aldridge William Barnes, Jr Albany Saratoga Taft Crats Monroe County Gov. Hughes Chanler Chanter Rochester Bryan New York West Personal Liberty League

Labor unions urge vote against Speaker Cannon in Danville

One hundred delegates from thirty labor unions in Vermilion County meet in Danville to appeal to organized labor in the Eighteenth District to vote against Joseph G Cannon. Missouri Republicans announce Cannon campaign tour in the Thirteenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth districts beginning October fifteenth in Hannibal and ending October twenty first at Cape Girardeau.

Danville Vermilion County Speaker Cannon Organized Labor Eighteenth Congressional District ST. Louis Missouri Republican State Committee Joseph G. Cannon Missouri Hannibal Cape Girardeau

Roosevelt Geis Cheering Report Signals Campaign Funds

Washington reports growing animation in the campaign as Chairman Hitchcock and President Roosevelt mobilize support. Dover describes increased funds from New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh and Boston with 22,000 letters yielding hundreds of responses. Labor votes appear independent of Gompers while Willis Moore notes shifts away from Bryan labor influence. Pearl Wight and Rep Perkins confirm New York gains.

Taft set for major swing as doubtful states lean GOP

Wight reports marked improvement in the West and says many doubtful states will tilt Republican on November 8. Taft may win New York by at least 50,000 votes. Taft plans a visit to Washington October 18 for a conference with the President. no official arrangements confirmed. He will campaign in Richmond Virginia then Newark Trenton and Camden before possibly visiting the White House on Sunday.

White House Wight West Taft New York Washington Loeb Richmond Newark Trenton Camden National Capital

Governor Glen Opposes Monarchical Scheme in 1916 Vision

North Carolina Governor Robert B. Glenn spoke at a Democratic Commercial Travelers' League meeting urging support for the full National Democratic ticket. He claimed Bryan would regulate trusts in a Jacksonian manner and criticized Taft as Roosevelt’s personal choice, warning against Roosevelt’s expected 1916 presidency and a monarchical drift.

Robert B. Glen North Carolina Democratic Commercial Travelers’ League Bryan Andrew Jackson Taft Roosevelt Alice Roosevelt Gov Glenn Washington Jefferson

Wall Street Socialist aims to convert business men

Rev. John D. Long says the Christian Socialist Fellowship seeks ties with business leaders in Wall Street and may gain converts led by John D. Wall, secretary of the New York chapter. Meetings planned at East Third Street and Berkeley Theatre with Harlem and Bronx centers to follow, plus a mass meeting on November 3 at Carnegie Music Hall. Locals 300, 491 of carpenters and Local 149 of cigarmakers repudiated AFL fund appeals supporting Bryan and the Democratic Party.

John D. Long Christian Socialist. Fellowship Wall Street John D. Wall W. B. Ellis H. H. Rogers Standard Oil Company Wall Fellowship East Third Street Berkeley Theatre Fifth Avenue Forty-fourth Street Harlem Bronx New York State Carnegie Music Hall J. Stitt Wilson Brotherhood of Carpenters Gompers American Federation of Labor Bryan Democratic Party Executive Council The A.fp Cigarmakers’ International Union

Exceptionally Large Assortments of Fine Furs

An extensive listing details various fur items including Russian bony coats and Russian pony coats with lengths 35 to 50 inches. Descriptions include black lynx, leipzig dye, shawl collars, and quality grades XXX to XXX. Noted prices range from 89.50 to 675.00 with earlier values 550.00 and 850.00.

Women's High Class Wraps Satin Capes for Evening Wear

A fashion feature notes satin capes designed for women, offering a range of colors. The piece highlights luxurious fabrics and versatile styling for evening attire.

Hemsted Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases Sale

Hemst edged linen sheets and pillow cases offered with prices listed for multiple sizes and finishes. Also advertised hemstitched and hand embroidered linen top sheets and hemstitch towels.

Junior coat by Broadcloth in multiple colors

A Broadcloth junior coat described as single-breasted with notch collar satin lining and plaited skirt available in navy black taupe brown and green for ages 14 and 16 years priced at 24 dollars and 59 cents.

Taupe Cktawba Wistaria

Parlor Rug Reductions Light and Dark Colorings

Tomorrow and Tuesday sales offer 9 by 10 and 8 by 12 foot rugs in light and dark colorings suitable for parlor library dining and living rooms. Sizes include 9x12 8x14 11x16 and larger with prices listed, plus a large assortment of small Oriental rugs on the third floor.

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