Taft in the East Talks to Great Crowds in Poultry of Tariff Plan
Taft campaigned along a route through Newark Elizabeth Trenton Wilmington and Baltimore addressing large enthusiastic crowds. He pressed for a thorough tariff revision based on production costs and warned against a party controlled by protective interests. He argued the Panama Canal record and criticized Bryan while urging support for Republican leadership.
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Taft
New York City
Newark
Elizabeth
Trenton
Wilmington
Delaware
Democratic Party
Panama Canal
Lof Charles V
Caribbean
Pacific
Republican Party
Reublican
Mississippi River
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Bryan
Aft
Pennsylvania Station
M. J
New
Lyceum
Frank H. Smith
Fort
William H. Fairless
Virginia
Gov. Fort
Rahway
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
Mr. Taft
Taylor’s Opera House
Bill Taft
Taft Campaign Stop Draws Large Crowds in Newark
President taft began a Newark tour with a 7:30 a.m. arrival as 2000 supporters cheered at the station. Ex governor Franklin Murphy hosted a breakfast with speakers including U S Senator John Dean and ex Attorney General Giggs before Taft spoke to 5000 inside Janey's Theatre and more outside.
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Washington
Taft
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Newark
N. J
Baltimore
Franklin Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Janey
Mr. Taft
Murphy
United States
John Dean
Giggs
Chcock
Marvie Tarthesan
Taft Campaign Schedule Curtailed Over Voice Concerns
Taft’s tour in West Virginia and Connecticut is scaled back due to his ailing voice. Hitchcock plans to limit indoor stops and a single nightly speech to conserve strength for key campaign battles in New York State. Bryan schedules an aggressive itinerary across New Jersey, New York, and neighboring counties with mass meetings and long stops through Friday. Sherman predicts a strong Republican vote in New York City while Delaware’s three electoral votes stay Taft’s unless changed. Howard volunteers to campaign in Ohio and Indiana from Oct 23 through the eve of election.
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William H. Taft
Titchcock
Republican National Committee
West Virginia
Mr. Taft
Cincinnati
Connecticut
Hitchcock
Taft
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Newark
J. J. Richardson
Washington
Bryan
Democratic State Committee
Erie
Monroe
Goshen
Middletown
Port Jervis
Deposit
Binghamton
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Waverly
Elmira
Women's ‘Democratic Club
Waldorf
Yonkers
White Plains
Port Chester
New Rochelle
Mount Vernon
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Water Front
Organized Labor
Troy
Schenectady
Albany
Onondaga
Madison
Syracuse
James S. Sherman
Wilmington
Del
Hughes
Sherman
New York City
Empire State
Delaware
David F. Thompson
United States
Mexico
Republican National
Thompson
9. O. Howard
Ohio
Indiana
Bryan Draws Huge Crowds in Chicago During Illinois Swing
William J. Bryan arrives in Chicago amid fireworks and cheers as thousands greet him at Union Station and Pilsen Park. He accuses Republicans of plans to buy the election with large campaign funds, urging voters to see what money is at work and how it could influence the vote. He speaks in Illinois and Indiana, with 16 addresses across the day.
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William J. Bryan
Illinois
Union Station
Cook County Democracy
National Committee
Congress
Pilsen Park
Arcade Hall
Bryan
Republican Party
Alton
Republican Committee
Lincoln
Monon Road
Indiana
Louisville
Coler Defends Hughes at Brooklyn Congregational Club Dinner
Bird S Coler Brooklyn Borough President rebuked Republicans planning a split Taft Chanler ticket at the Hotel St Denis gathering. Congressman Parker argued for Republicans while Coler defended Hughes as honest and criticized Chanler supporters. Parker Garvin Stokes and Rose Pastor Stokes outlined Democratic and Socialist positions to a crowded audience.
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Bird S. Coler
Brooklyn
Congregational Club
St. Denis
Taft
Chanler
Richard Wayne Parker
New Jersey
Coler
New York Stock Exchange
Bryan
Hughes
The
Parker
Garvin
Rhode Island
J.G. Phelps Stokes
Rose Pastor Stokes
60 000 to March for Taf1 parade Oct 31
Citywide Business Men parade announced by Alfred S. Drake expects 60 000 to 70 000 participants. Associations listed include Architects Bankers Clothiers Insurance Jewelers Lawyers Hat Trades Real Estate Shoe Trade Tailors Automobile Trade and many others marching from City Hall to Times Square at 3 PM.
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Business Men's Republican Association
Alfred S. Drake
City Hall
Times Square
The
Architects Association
the Bankers and Brokers, Clothiers’ Legion
Customs
Haberdashers’ League
Insurance Club
Jewelers League
Lawyers’ Leaging Association
North Side Guard of Trae
Opticians
Tra
Brooklyn
Sloak
College Men's League
Produce Exchange
Railway
National Republic League
McCrea Supports Taft as Rail Leader Predicts Market Upturn
President James McCrea of the Pennsylvania Railroad says the worst of the business depression may be over and earnings declines are easing. He adds he will vote for the Republican ticket for President. Samuel Rea, Third Vice President, will support Bryan and has donated $100 to the Democratic campaign.
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Prsident Mcwrea
United States
New York Times
Philadelphia
Samuel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryan
Rea
Roosevelt backs Spingarn for Congress in New York
President Roosevelt sent hearty endorsement for Prof. J. Spingarn of Columbia University as a candidate for Congress from New York's Eighteenth District. He praised Spingarn's scholarship and hoped educated leaders would improve political conditions and advance national ideals. Utterhart conveyed the endorsement in New York.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
J. ¥. Spingarn
Columbia University
Congress
Ne York
Spingarn
H. A. Utterhar
New York
Sentio
Utteruart
Wife arrested in Mobile for husband’s murder
Mrs. Josep Calhoun was arrested on an indictment charging murder in Mobile Alabama. The husband died after luncheon prepared by his wife and examination showed traces of strychnine.
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Mobile
Ala
Josep Calhoun
Calhoun
S. Sto
Mach
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