Bryan Campaign Runs Through New York City with Rallies
The article recounts William Jennings Bryan’s rapid tour of Manhattan Brooklyn and Jersey areas. He faced large crowds at Sulzer's Harlem River Casino New Star Casino Prospect Hall Wallabout Market and other venues amid rain and praise. He criticized tariffs and trusts while highlighting Democratic aims and labor issues.
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Mr. Bryan
Sulzer
Harlem River Casino
125Th Street
Second Avenue
Republican Party
New Star Casino
107Th Street
Park Avenue
Nathan Straus
Bryah
Straus
Washington
Bryan
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bryan Draws Large Crowds With "Average Man" Message
William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Acorn Club on the "Average Man" appealing to common people. Supporters cheered as women wept and one attempted to kiss his hand outside the club on Broadway. Lieut. Gov. Chanler also spoke to a lively crowd nearby.
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William Jennings Bryan
Brotherhood of Man
Thirty-ninth Street
Broadway
Acorn Club
Bryan
Republic
Christ
Bryan Heads to Albany for Upstate Campaign Tour
William J. Bryan departs New York for Albany today at 9 45, bound to tour the upstate region. He will deliver a dozen speeches en route as part of an extensive campaign schedule before the election.
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William J. Bryan
New York
Albany
No Ballots After Five P. M Declined by Court
Josiah T. Newcomb and George B. Markham sought a writ of mandamus to extend voting at 5 pm in the Nineteenth Senatorial District. The Appellate Division rejected the petition, upholding 5 pm as closing time and barring ballots after that hour. Justice Scott stated the court cannot compel officers to violate the law.
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Josiah T. Newcomb
George B. Markham
State Senate
Appellate Division
Red Board of Elections
Daniel F. Cohalan
Tammany Law Committee
Taft Campaign Tour Draws Large Crowds in Hudson River Towns
Taft closed a long canvass with a 5000-strong rally in Troy, weather warm, voice strained, focusing on tariffs. In Schenectady a blackout and rain challenged his remarks at General Electric works. crowds and a fainting spectator highlighted the event. He later addressed 1500 in Yonkers and over 2000 in Poughkeepsie, denying rumors of illness and praising labor law adherence as he met supporters and railway workers on the tour.
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New York Times
Troy
N. Y
Torchlight Parade Planned in New York City Evening Rally
North of 10 000 marching in a torchlight parade organized by the Republican County Committee to precede a Madison Square Garden rally featuring William H. Taft and Gov. Hughes. Taft and Hughes will ride past as the parade passes and both meet en route between Thirty-fourth and Fifty-ninth Streets.
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Mr. Hedges
Opera House
New York
Hedges
Hudson
Jerome Fisher
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Acre
Roosevelt
Taft
Hudson Station
Republican County Committee
Madison Square Garden
William H. Taft
Gov. Hughes
Benjamin E. Hall
Committee of One Hundred
Garden
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Madison Square
Oliver B. Bridgman
Squadron A
Thirty-fourth
Fiftyninth Street
Mr. Taft
Cooper Union
Thalia Theatre
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
West Eightyninth Street
Uptown
Manhattan
Bronx
Twenty-fifth Assembly
Twenty-ninth Assembly District
Thirty-fifth Assembly District
Eleventh Assembly District
Republican Club of
Albany
William Barnes, Jr
James S. Sherman
Worth Monument
Union County Prohibition Wins With 300 Vote Margin
Union County voters endorsed prohibition by about 300 in 1500 ballots. Officials note a 50 percent drop in drunkenness arrests over three years of prohibition and claim property valuations rose by roughly 2 million dollars.
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Union
D. C
Union County
Taft Bryan Hughes Hearst in Hudson Valley Political Tour
The day features Taft addressing several Hudson River towns ending in Troy. Bryan speaking to about 20,000 across New York City Jersey City and Hoboken with a climactic Clermont Avenue Rink rally in Brooklyn. Hughes camps in Catskill Suffern and Brooklyn with German American audiences cheering. Hearst tours with Lewis Chanler accusing gubernatorial nominee of treachery and championing public service reform and voter registration rules.
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William H. Taft
Hudson River
Troy
William J. Bryan
Jersey City
Hoboken
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Gov. Hughes
Catskill
Suffern
Oe Liberty
M. William R. Hearst
Grand Central Palace
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Bryan
Chanler
Public Service Commission
Taft and Hughes Rally Schedules in New York City
William H. Taft and Gov. Hughes plan an all day bid for votes with a Madison Square Garden rally set as the capstone. Taft arrives from Troy at 11:30 and will meet a Republican delegation before a heavy midday slate and late night stops.
Governor Hughes Addresses German Americans in New York
Governor Hughes toured New York meeting German Americans at Schuetzen Hall Brooklyn and crowds in Richmond Hill and Flushing Armory. Henry Weissman lauded German customs while Hughes emphasized constitutional law and personal liberty, winning strong support from German American attendees.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Richmond
Flushing
Schwaben Hall
Aft
Myrtle
Knickerbocker Avenues
Rooklyn
Brooklyn Hughes Alliance
Darwin R. James
Comas
Asixi
Peai
Albany
E Hall
State of
Richmond Hill
Schuetzen Hall
Long Island
Hughes Hosts German-Americans Reception at Astor Hotel
Gov. Hughes will greet a large German-American delegation this afternoon at the Hotel Astor. Leading the group is ex Mayor Charles A. Schieren with members including Jacob H. Schiff Louis Windmuller Prof E R A Seligman Gustav H Schwab Felix M Warburg A J Dittenhoefer F A Ringler Dr A Jacobi Samuel Sachs Harry Sachs and Frank Damrosch.
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Gov. Hughes
Hotel Astor
Charles A. Schieren
Brooklyn
Jacob H. Schiff
Louis Windmuller
Prof
E. R. A. Seligman
Gustav H. Schwab
Felix M. Warburg
A. J. Dittenhoefer
A. Jacobi
Samuel Sachs
Harry Sachs
Frank Damrosch
Governor's sparsely attended appearances target opponent
The article describes two public meetings led by the Governor near Hughés at Catss Kill and Suffern. In Catss Kill the crowd was strongly pro-Hughés and aligned with Hamilton Fish’s congressional bid. The Suffern event required a 14‑mile drive from West Haver straw and a rough hour ride, ending with a hall packed for fewer than 20 attendees.
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Catsskill
Hughés
Hamilton Fish
Congress
Suffern
West Haverstraw
Ana Hour
Erie Railroad
New York
Hearst Attacks Chanler at Grand Central Palace
William R Hearst criticized William Chandler Chanler at the Grand Central Palace as a crowd listened to speeches by Prince J Shearn, William A De Ford and William A Coakley. Hearst claimed Chanler used press matter and cartoons to boost his presidential bid and contrasted it with Bryan. He cited an ad offering to cut Bryan in favor of Chanler while Shearn noted two Bryan votes per Chanler.
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Omaha Bee
Bryan
Ryan
Sulzer
Wallabout
Michael J. Flaherty
Kings
Kings County
Senator McGarren
Federation of Labor
Junzheon
Church of the Open Door
Halsey Street
Saratoga Avenue
Old New England
Mr. Bryan
Grand Central
Mr. Taft
Tarrytown
Job E. Hedges
Mr.Taft
Yonkers
Blaney’s
John E. Andrus
United States
Taft
la Hitile
William i Hearst
Grand Central Palace
Independence Party
Prince J.shearn
William A. de Ford
William A. Coakley
Hearst
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Chanler
Downing Bryan
Pukcken
Chanter
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Chanter
Madison Square Garden
Washington
Shearn
Brooklyn Democratic Club Plans Closing Mass Meeting
The Brooklyn Democratic Club schedules a closing mass meeting at Prospect Hall on Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn Friday evening. Ede ward M. Shepard will preside, and W. Bourke Cockran will summarize the campaign issues. Cockran has long been a leading speaker for and against Bryan in past campaigns and has remained silent this time.
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Prospect Hall
Bryan
Lewis
Republican Party
Europe
Church of
Our Lady of Guadaloupe
Fifteenth Avenue
Seventy-third Street
Dyker Heights
Manhattan
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Prospect
Brooklyn
Edeward M. Shepard
Bourke Cockran
Cockran
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