Taft Hughes Rally Ends in Madison Square Garden Parade
Ten thousand supporters packed the Garden for Taft and Hughes as Yale songs echoed through the hall and Gen Porter and Lodge led speakers. Governor Hughes received a thunderous welcome and warned against Democratic tariff and banking reforms while Taft called for confidence and continued Republican leadership.
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Senator Lodge
Mr. Bryan
William H. Taft
Taft
Hughes
Lodge
William Howard Taft
Porter
Columbia College
Oklahoma
Commercce
Labor
Oscar Straus
Bryan
Caesar
Mr. Straus
Julius Caesar
Jes Gov. Hughes
Inspector Cortright
Gov. Hughes
George Curtis Treadwell
Galleres
Straus
Gen. Porter
Marcus M. Marks
Lawmakers Fail To Find Seats In Garden After Vote Rejection
Senators Carll Burr of Nassau and Suffolk and Alfred J. Gilchrist of Kings, Republicans who opposed the Anti Race Track Gambling bills, returned to the Garden after Governor left. They wandered briefly searching for seats, then hurried to leave.
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Carll Burr
Nassau
Suffolk
Alfred J. Gilchrist
Kings
Lord Northcliffe Attends Madison Square Garden Meeting
Lord Northcliffe of The London Daily Mail observed the Madison Square Garden gathering, praising its organization and decor. He called Gov Hughes an excellent speaker with an Englishlike presence, praised Taft, and noted improvements in New York’s Police Department especially the Traffic Squad. He later dined with Chauncey Depew, Timothy L. Woodruff, and Felix Isman.
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Taft
Hughes
Cornelius N. Bliss
David Bennet King
James R. Sheffield
I. F. H. Betts
George Blesden
Frank A. Munsey
Stewart L. Woodford
Louis Silverstein
Gherardi Davis
Marcus M. Marks
Charles L. Sherill
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Senator Agnew
William L. Ward
Timothy L. Woodruff
Herbert Parsons
Artemus Ward, Jr
John Hays Hammond
Samuel S. Koenig
Henry W. Taft
Yale
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
O. O. Howard
John J. McCook
Urban A. Woodbury
H. C. Merriam
John R. Brooke
J. R. D. Lockwood
J. B. Coghlan
Alfred R. Pave
Charles H. Patrick
Julius M. Mayer
George J. Seabury
Charles A. Schieren
A. A. Hertz
Charles W. Anderson
Internal Revenue
Henry A. Wise
West Side
Henry KE. Tremain
E. W. Bloomingdale
Seth Low
Benjamin Tr. Hall
Hall
Madison Square Garden
Lord Northcliffe
London Daily Mail
Bryan
Senator Cabot Lodge
Gov. Hughes
Mr. Taft
New York
Police Department
Knickerbocker
Chauncey Depew
Felix Isman
Garden Tickets for Sale Amid Garden Entrance Disorder
At Madison Square Garden last night voters complained of being barred from the Twenty-seventh Street entrance as police refused entry to marked tickets. Ticket distribution at Metropolitan Life Building faced demand of 2 per seat, with a broker noting he paid 10 for five seats. Officials admitted tickets were sold, funds aiding the campaign, while speculators sold access to other entrances.
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Moses Cortright
Times
Madison Square Garden
Madison Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twentythird Street
Taft
Hughes
Oliver B. Bridgman
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Eighteenth Assembly District
Ivy Club
Sixteenth Assembly District
Columbia
Hughes Aste
Twenty-fifth Assembly District
Fifty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
Sixth Avenue
H. T. Galpin & Co
Twenty-seventh Street
Wall Street
Metropolitan Life
Aero Ne
Taft Tour Delivers Speeches Across New York City
Taft returns from upstate and conducts rapid city stops, meeting Italians, African Americans, and laborers. He headlines at Cooper Union and Zion Church with Gov. Hughes present, then speaks to workers on the Lower East Side and at Union League Club before Madison Square Garden. He praises labor protection and agrees on education for negroes, then heads to Syracuse.
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Mr. Taft
Madison Square Garden
Harlem
Bronx
Iaters
Hughes
Aving
Taft
Union League Club
George R. Sheldon
National Committee
Gov. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Es
Ir. Hughes
Taft Automobile Party
Ion League Clun
Louis Zeltner
Avenue C
Sixth Street
Reid
Oevelt
Pular Roosevelt
Bowery
East Side
Osevelt
Theodore
Cooper Union
Zion
Townsville
South
Huber
Asvice
Jerome Enue
162D Street
Camp Taft
125Th Street
Nexington Avenue
New Star Casino
Lexington Aveue
107Th Street
Madison Squarearden
Fifth Avenue
Taft Specia
Newark
Troy
New York
Hastings
Bryan
Grand Central Station
Lave
Bennet
Parsons
Jest Forty-eighth Street
Manhattan
Govughes
Bethtine
Op Pn
Elspeech
Lafayette
Spring Streets
Lafayette Street
Woma
Grand Central Staton
Tra
Sound Money League
Union Square
Forum
Broadway
Astor Place
Labho
Honest Hill
Syracuse
Garden
Mr. Tart
Taft Defends Labor Record at Cooper Union Address
Taft tells labor audience at Cooper Union that he will speak openly, rejects being used as a political factor and defends wage decisions under crisis. He cites battles with unions, Gompers and Bryan, and recalls court rulings on wage reductions and eight hour law limits while noting wartime labor management ties and incident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Hughes
Cooper Union
Taft
Parsons
General Electric Company
American Locomotive Company
Schenectady
Organized Labor
Samuel Gound
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Faborers
Gompers
Plutto
Peece
Mnhm- 1
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company
War Department
Filler
Traissmen
United States
P. J Roosevelt
Republican Party
Daniel Keefe
Ays
Discover a Pain Relief Device Demonstration
Immediate relief for rheumatism and backache via a portable instrument. A free fifteen minute in person demonstration proves its effect with no obligation to buy and no charge to attend, with physicians endorsing its use and a free booklet offered.
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Eureka Vibrator Co
Broadway
Ote
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Eli Yale
Horace Porter
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Geroce Oaing
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Empire State
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Massachusetts
Chanler
Hearst
Sayed
Paris
Conners
Murphy
Art
Democratic Party
Colume
United States Treasury
George B. Cortelyou
United States Supreme Court
Tf Bryan
Finsy Conners
Tammany Hall
Sally
Atu Applucauuas
George A. Knight
California
Mr. Bryan Walved
Philadelphia
New Jersey Central Reading
West 23d Street
Liberty Street
Resquarts Express
R. M. Rose Co., Distillers
Suite
Times Bidg
Chattanooga, Tenn
Jacksonville, Fla
Arnold Vibrator Company
Fifth Ave
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Maiden Lane
Fulton St
Morgan & Brother
West 47Th Street
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