Taft Tours White House Talks With Roosevelt Aides
Taft arrives at the White House after a Richmond visit and spends the day in high level talks with President Roosevelt and party leaders. He faces a huskier voice and will reduce New York campaign stops to one speech daily as he plans a heavy rest and travel schedule through New Jersey Maryland Ohio and Indiana.
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Irving Lehman Nominated for New York Supreme Court
Irving Lehman, age 33, nominated by the Tam many County Convention for the New York Supreme Court, could be the youngest in the Second Judicial District. A Columbia Law School graduate, he rose quickly in practice at Worcester Williams Lehman, known for generosity and good listening, and carries on family charitable work with the Lehman and Straus lineage. He is married to Nathan Straus’s daughter.
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Baucus Challenges Republican Opponent to Debates
Democratic candidate Joseph E. Baucus challenges Cyrus Darey of Johnstown to a series of joint debates on tariff reform trusts sound finance guaranteed bank deposits and the Republican record in Congress. Debates proposed for Saratoga Amsterdam Glens Falls and Gloversville.
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Kern Predicts Democratic Victory With Labor Vote
John W. Kern, Democratic candidate for president, predicted victory in New York if labor support holds, citing expected labor votes from New York New Jersey and Connecticut. He planned to speak in Utica this evening after returning yesterday from Bridgeport.
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Election Betting Across Cities Shows Apathy
Across New York City Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and Boston election betting fizzles with few wagers. Taft and Bryan odds vary with limited money. St Louis reports heavy action on Taft at 4 to 1 against Bryan while Missouri forecasts lean toward Bryan. Total wagers in the city estimated at about 50000 dollars.
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Straw Vote In Restaurants Favors Taft And Hughes
Straw vote results announced by Marcus Braun of the Hungarian Republican Club show Taft and Hughes leading in two restaurants, Café Boulevard and Little Hungary, with votes split among Taft Bryan Hisgen Debs and others. Last night at Café Boulevard Taft 81 Hughes 59 Chanler 47. earlier totals showed Taft and Hughes ahead in both venues.
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Hughes Applauds Beckett. Gov Sees Judiciary Approval
Gov. Hughes, en route to Albany, praised Surrogate Beckett's performance and said Beckett was the best qualified for the position. He noted prior criticism over party, but affirmed Beckett's administration as conspicuously successful and urged all citizens to support him regardless of party.
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Hughes Issues Civil Service Political Protest Warning
Gov. Hughes returning to Albany issued the annual warning to public officers and employees against political assessments. He urged strict adherence to Section 4 of the civil service law and outlined penalties for violations. The governor then outlined a two week campaign schedule across New York State ending with a mass meeting in Buffalo and a final rally in Albany.
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Negro Pastor Urges Taft Hughes Vote From Mount Olivet
The Mount Olivet Baptist Church congregation in West Fifty-third Street was urged by Rev. Dr. Matthew W. Gilbert to vote for Taft and Hughes. He criticized Bryan for disenfranchisement of blacks and questioned his civil rights stance while endorsing Hughes for clean government and African American participation in legitimate enterprise.
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Ten thousand cotton men to meet in Memphis convention
Atlanta Oct 18 Ten thousand delegates from across the South are anticipated for a Memphis convention set for November 10 11 and 12. The gathering called by Harvie Jordan aims to secure a better price for cotton with participation from cotton factors and business leaders.
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Prisoner Freed After Orange Court Incident
In Orange Police Court before Justice Bray, George Stewart was discharged after being caught leaving a vacant house at 157 Main Street with lead pipe loot. Owner H O C Hull declined to press charges saying he would tear down the building and let the thief take the pipe.
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Ogdensburg Sets New Presidential Registration Record
Ogdensburg, N Y registers 3163 voters surpassing the 3008 mark from four years ago a new record for the city. The gain over the previous high shows strong electoral participation for the current presidential election.
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Hillquit Sees Socialist Victory in Ninth District Race
Morris Hillquit predicts election to Congress with a strong Socialist showing in the Ninth District as campaign rallies draw crowds on the East Side. He cites heavy voter enrollment shifts, Hearst’s waning influence, and a surge of professional and immigrant voters toward the Socialist banner amid a national labor mood.
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Bulgaria denies aggression as reserves called off
Czar Ferdinand's government countersigned the call for reserves after misreadings by Turkey's Third Army Corps in Macedonia. 15,000 conscripts were to train on Oct 19 but were relieved amid fear of a grand levy. Bulgaria vows no war unless Turkey signals intent, while powers may intervene in Rumelian tribute payments.
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War Mobilization Looms in Macedonia Third Army Corps
A correspondent reports the Third Army Corps mobilizing in Macedonia with five divisions of sixteen battalions and 430 men per battalion, plus forty eight Redif battalions totaling 48,000. Active army strength reaches 45,000, grand total 161,014 men, with rapid-fire guns and munitions arriving and 200 heavy guns en route.
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Prince Milovantes Heads to Capitals as Serbia Seeks Understanding
Belgrade dispatch reports Servia Foreign Minister M Milovantes leaving for Berlin London Paris and Rome to press Serbia's case in the Balkan crisis. Crown Prince George bids farewell declaring the minister speaks for 250,000 bayonets and warns against concessions.
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Police Sergeants Ordered to Report at Headquarters
Police Commissioner Bingham yesterday sent orders for thirty to thirty five sergeants to report at Police Headquarters at 9 o clock this morning. The sergeants said they did not know the reason for the summons. It is understood they were at Headquarters to be reviewed by the Commissioner.
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Real estate lender pledges loans across five boroughs
A mortgage firm proclaims twenty five years of activity and readiness to finance buyers. It states it lends freely without waiting for election and covers Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens.
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Furniture Stories and Lofty Prices Across Studios
The text contrasts maker and user furniture highlighting individuality strength and refinement. It notes studios boast rare sumptuous designs across wood craft periods while upper-floor locations shield dealers from ground rents, enabling lower prices.
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