Kern in Brooklyn Heard by Throng at Mass Meetings
Brooklyn Democrats packed two mass meetings to hear Joan W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate. At the Academy of Music about 8,000 regulars cheered as Kern denounced trusts and urged support for Bryan. He spoke again at Prospect Hall to about 2,000 listeners, stressing reform and opposition to monopolies.
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New Academy of Music
Hoffman House
McCarren
Mcarren
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
White House
Birdy S. Colter
Prospect Hall
Academy of Music
Kern at Democratic Club Vote Tone Set for Kern
A reception honored John W. Kern the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee as a big crowd gathered at the National Democratic Club. He was escorted in by Max Steinert and John Dunlap while President John Fox introduced him and praised Indiana and New York as pivotal to the party's chances this year. Kern said the people tire of Republican misrule and seek a government for all.
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National Democratic Club
John W. Kern
Indiana
New York
Tilden
Kern
Democratic Crowd Hears Bryan Endorsement of Middle Course
A large crowd of prominent Democrats gathered for a reception where the speaker praised a middle course between socialism and rule by the few. The stance centers on individualism and governance that benefits both rich and poor, with strong support for William Jennings Bryan.
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William Jennings Bryan
Hughes Alliance accuses stockholders of Powers Securities
The Hughes Alliance claims Democratic figures William J. Conners and W. Arglely of Buffalo hold large blocks in NY Powers Securities, owner of 197 of 500 Economic Power and Construction Company shares. The group notes a controversial charter that empowered broad power and says investigations and appeals are underway. It also says Conners seeks W. Caryl Ely as Public Service Commissioner if Chandler wins.
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Hughes Alliance
Sehieren
Brooklyn
Ees
Wiliam J. Conners
W. ‘Arglely
Buffalo
Rochester
New York Powers Securities Company
Economic Power and Construction Company
Roswell P. Flower
William F. Sheehan
Up Stte Public Vs. Commission
Court of Appeals
Julius Jhnny Cohen
Jinghes Aliance
Conners
W. Caryl Ely
Publi Service
Mr. Chanler
Bryan Protects American Jews Traveling in Russia
Special to The New York Times from Cleveland reports Mr. Bryan reiterates that the United States must defend American Jewish travelers in Russia. He cites the party plank on protecting citizens and asserts a U S passport proves citizenship and entitles full protection regardless of race or religion. He wrote in response to Maurice Weidenthal of The Jewish Independent.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Bryan
Russia
Maurice Weidenthal
Jewish Independent
United States
Weidenthal
Bryan on Taft Trail in Ohio and East Swing
National Chairman Mack disclosed plans for Mr. Bryan to follow Mr. Taft through Ohio on October 21 with stops in multiple cities. The itinerary then moves to West Virginia October 22, New Jersey October 23, New York October 26 in Manhattan and Brooklyn, with rest in New York City October 25. Bryan would return west to Indiana Illinois and possibly Ohio, as Republicans reportedly amass funds in key states. The chairman departs for New York to remain in the East for a week.
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New Jersey
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Illinois
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Third Day Registration in Albany and Nearby Cities
Albany reports 23 068 registrations over three days, 188 fewer than 1904. Democratic wards show declines while Republican wards rise. Middletown totals three day registrations at 2 984 with 765 that day. Kingston reaches 5 062 after three days. prior years ranged 4 373 to 5 620.
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New York Times
Albany
Middletown
Kingston
Hughes Tour Gains Strength In Upstate New York
Gov. Hughes reports strong support across Cortland, Broome, Otsego counties while rallying crowds in Binghamton Oneonta and Sid ney. He defends economy of New York City budget growth, criticizes public service and railroad policies, and calls for a united effort to avoid past practices.
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Hughes
Syracuse
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Otsego
Binghamton
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Statio
Opera House
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Bryan
Europe
Fairbanks Faces Socialist Rally Crashes During City Tour
Vice President Fairbanks toured multiple mass meetings amid Socialist demonstrations in Fairbanks era. A Socialist wagon collided with a Republican wagon at Grand and Orchard Streets, knocking a horse down and prompting police to keep the crowd back. Fairbanks spoke at several halls and praised Republican aims while criticizing Democratic policies following the Cleveland era.
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Orchard Streets
Taft
Hughes
Grad Street
Joseph Levenson
Sammel S. Koenig
Madison C. Peters
William S Bennet
Abrahham Gruber
Nathan A. Elsberg
Charles §. Adler
Joseph TP
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Cleveland
Hughes Prominent Campaign Swing Through City
Gov Hughes conducts six speeches in Manhattan and the Bronx with major event at Grand Central Palace on Forty third Street and Lexington Avenue A fireworks display and music precede the Grand Central meeting Senator Agnew to preside Herbert Parsons leads Republican displays His schedule includes Middlebury Poughkeepsie Amsterdam Avenue Camp Hughes Street Columbus Hall Grand Misse Hall and a large banner event at the Republican Club of the Third Assembly District March leads the party blame game over alleged Sullivan ties
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Forty-third Street
Lexington
Parsons
Republican County
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Bronx
Herbert Parsons
Agnew
Vere Tate
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Poughkeepsie
Loth Hall
Amsterdam -Ay
140Th Street
Camp Hughe Street
Seventh Avenue
O'Clock
Columbus Hall
Teo Westieth Street
Lower East Side
Grand Misse Hall
Grand
Orchard] Streets
Hughes League of Inde ‘Pendent Voters
Republican Club
Third Assembly District
James E. March
March
Republican County Committee
Sullivans
Larsons
Debs Sidetracked Delivers Wilmington Speech
Debs the Socialist candidate for president arrived late in Wilmington on his Red Special train from Reading after a long delay caused by a sidetracked engine. He spoke at Turn Hall denouncing the railroad for delaying him and leaving him to reach the city by rough means.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Wall Street fund denial sparks campaign dispute
Nathan Straus claims brokers on Wall Street have contributed to the Republican campaign under orders from prominent Republicans. He asserts this pattern occurred in recent days and brands the last year’s panic as the greatest the world has known, tied to political causes.
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Wall Street
Nathan Straus
Democratic Business Mews League
Chabhiexa
Theun
Maire
Straus
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