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26 Oct 1908

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1908

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3

Roosevelt Urges Labor Vote for Taft Stand

In a letter responding to P H Grace of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Roosevelt endorses Taft’s labor record, cites injunction rulings, and argues administration actions aid wage workers and farmers. He recalls the Milwaukee Allis Chalmers case, Taft’s stance on peaceful picketing, and the 1907 coal strike settlement as proof of his labor leadership.

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Taft Washington P H. Grace Brotherhood of Railroad Mr. Taft Roosevelt Grace Parlor City Lodge Binghamton P. H. Grace Mr. Grace Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Great Free Republic White House Iron Molders’ Union United States Circuit Court Milwaukee Allis- Chalmers Company Allis-Chalmers Iron Molders’ Journal J. P. Fry Fry F. N. Judson St. Louis Wabash Review of J. Taft Jud United States Circuit Court of Appeals Judson Mr. Rubin Union James M. Beck National Manufacturers’ Association Company Chicago Narramore Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Juds Harmon New York A.t. Vertheless United States Supreme Court Samuel B. Donnelly International Typographical Union Sam Mr. Bryan Western Railroad Bryan District of Columbia Commonwealth Bureau of Labor Department of Agriculture America Ufe Theodore Roosevelt Brotherhood of_ Railroad Clinton Street Binghamton, N. Y
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Money Talk and Personal Liberty League in Campaign Feud

Julius Henry Cohen accuses Frank W. Thorp, secretary of the Personal Liberty League, of mixing business with politics. An old issue titled A Money Talk quotes Thorp declaring profit and power motivate work and criticizing fanatics while urging fundraising from horse breeders to defeat Governor Hughes.

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Personal Liberty League Julius Henry Cohen Hughes Alliance Mr. Cohen League Frank W. Thorp Thorp
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Hughes rests at Albany before final New York tour

Governor Charles E. Hughes spent a quiet day at the Executive Mansion in Albany as he prepared to begin his last statewide campaign tour. He reported his throat improved and noted a favorable political outlook, with speeches set for Gloversville Johnstown and Amsterdam before returning to Schenectady and Albany for night meetings.

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Albany N. Y Charles E. Hughes Executive Mansion New York State Orning Gloversville Johnstown Amsterdam Schenectadgy
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Socialists Claim Victory Hope At Clinton Hall Rally

Morris Hillquit the Socialist candidate told a Clifton Street Clinton Hall audience that victory in the Ninth District is certain. He claimed opposition would fail even with united candidates and mocked Goldfogle’s two telephones as a campaign weakness. J G Phelps Stokes also spoke, stirring support among the crowd.

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Morris Hillquit Congress Ninth District Clinton Hall Clifton Street Leff Grand Street Henry M. Goldfogle Hiquit Hillquit Republican Independence League Goldfogle Goldfogie C ‘d Bowery Hearst J.G. Phelps Stokes Forssemblyman
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Debs Visits Lincoln's Tomb in Red Special

Eugene V. Debs Socialist candidate for president arrived in Springfield and visited Abraham Lincoln's tomb. He addressed a large crowd at the court house, calling slavery power loathsomely linked to capitalism that binds the nation’s workers.

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Springfield Eugene V. Debs Abra- Lincoln Debs Abraham Lincoln Lincoln
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Hughes Labor Appeal Publishes 150000 Pamphlets

The Hughes Alliance distributes 150,000 copies of a pamphlet for Gov. Hughes and the Public Service Commissions. It highlights five rail labor measures enacted in recent years including boiler inspections, anti overwork laws, eight hour limits for telegraph workers, caboose safety safeguards, and twice monthly wage payments.

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Gov. Hughes Hughes Alliance Public Service Commissions
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