Bryan Wins Southern Tier Ovation in New York Campaign
Willam J. Bryan travels by private car through Port Jervis Binghamton Owego Elmira and surrounding towns as crowds of workingmen greet him. He speaks in Jersey City Paterson Suffern Goshen and Elmira outlining trust limits and criticizing President Roosevelt and Republicans. He defends labor plans and urges Democratic gains in Pennsylvania and New York.
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Taft Gaining Says Depew
Special to The Philadelphia Chauncey M Depew United States Senator New York says Taft will win the election and carry doubtful states. He notes Taft’s recent headway and predicts a large plurality for Taft and Sherman in New York remains confident Hughes will be elected.
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Taft and Bryan May Meet in Westchester The County News
Westchester prepares for a three day swing by both presidential candidates Taft and Bryan. Taft travels by special car with Ward and Andrus while Bryan tours with ex Mayors Fiske and Walsh. Stops include Port Chester Yonkers White Plains New Rochelle Mount Vernon Tarrytown Ossining and Peekskill with morning and afternoon appearances.
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Knox drafted for Ohio campaign amid White House pressure
President Roosevelt adds Senator Knox to the Ohio speakers list as part of a broad push to win the state. Knox will address in Columbia on an upcoming evening while Secretary Root plans two speeches in Cincinnati and Laredo. Senator Lodge is also drafted for Ohio duty with a crowded schedule noted by the Speakers Bureau.
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No Union Label for Bryan in Labor Labels Debate
Washington reports say William Jennings Bryan and Samuel Gompers are linked to non union labor in a Republican headquarters statement. It alleges Bryan favors non union printers and binders for books including Letters to a Chinese Official and Republic or Empire. Gompers declined to discuss politics, and Bryan prepares a reply to President Roosevelt's letter.
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Campaign winds shift as Taft and Bryan descend on New York
In the last campaign week New York becomes the focal point as Taft and Bryan plan dense schedules. Taft delays rest with State and national managers before a New Haven trip and a Madison Square Garden finale. Bryan returns from the southern tier to confer with Straus Munk and others then heads to Paterson Waldorf Westchester and a big Madison Square Garden rally.
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Sherman 53 Years Old Shown At Surprise Celebration
In Lowville New York in October a crowd filled the local theater for a surprise 53rd birthday celebration for James S Sherman Republican Vice Presidential nominee. The Utica marching club traveled by special train to join the event as Sherman toured nearby counties giving addresses and making remarks about Buvan policies and the Constitution.
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New York Board to split districts amid election change
The Board of Elections announces a city wide redistricting with the whole Bronx Brooklyn and Queens divided into new districts. Polls open at 6 AM and will close at 6 PM as officials prepare a streamlined voting arrangement for registered voters affected by the shift.
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Democratic fundraising totals reveal broad national support
The document catalogs Democratic contributions across multiple states and cities including Chicago New York Albany Mobile Charleston West Virginia Baltimore and Denver. It lists donors such as Banks funds and prominent names with amounts like 515 and 200 across clubs committees and lawyers groups. The report notes a national executive committee of 800 lawyers supporting Becket and details the treasurer and campaign finance structure with a chairman and several named members.
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Problem Books and Plays Promoted by Clubwomen
A fragmented report notes clubwomen praising problem books and plays for good effects. Tidy efforts by women police and other groups are cited as a method to calm noisy children, though the text contains garbled dialogue and unclear attribution.
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Helen's Tower Sold Amid Auctioneer's Confused Notice
A fragmentary auction notice reports the sale of Helen's Tower and related works. It mentions a private printed piece from Ireland and a memorial by Alfred Tennison and Lady Brown, with palatial context and lineage tied to Richsiad, Sheritun, and Privy Diackwe Baran Dits. The text is garbled and names are partially unreadable.
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