Bryan Campaign Tour Draws Massive Crowds in Hudson River Towns
Ex Senator David B. Hill publicly backs Bryan while predicting a national victory. Bryan speaks in Hastings on the Hudson Ossining and more, praising Hill and urging support for Democratic tickets. Rain-slick crowds cheer as Bryan travels between Schenectady Troy and others, highlighting labor planks and campaign finance openness.
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Rensselaer
Schenectady
Troy
Locomotive Works
General Electric Company
Cohoes
Utica
Rome
Oneida
Canastota
Syracuse
Hughes cited as not a stockholder in bottling firm
A statement from the Republican State Headquarters explains Gov. Hughes did not own stock in Thomas McMullin & Co nor hold shares. He acted only as counsel and director to perfect the corporate structure when a stock company formed after a prior ale bottling business.
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France
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Chavel
Aeal
Landslide Taft Wins Mock Election at Columbia University
A mock vote at Columbia University shows Taft with 1278 votes, Bryan 396, Chafin 225, Debs 87, Preston 37, Hisgen 12. The tally followed polling 8 AM to 6 PM, counted last night in The Spectator office under Prof. Beard’s supervision amid campus tensions over suffrage.
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Hisgen
Independence Party
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Department of Politics
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Pressure mounts for swift ruling in Gompers boycott case
In Washington on October 28 counsel for labor leaders Gompers Mitchell and Morrison told Buck Stove Company counsel they will present no further evidence and request an inmate decision. The case, linked to the Buck Store and Range boycott, had been set for more testimony next Thursday. The parties seek an immediate verdict.
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National Committee
National Congressional Committee
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Republican Congressional Committee
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Mr. Bryan
Washington
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Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Buck Store
Darlington
Buck Stove Company
Kern Attacks Wall Street in Indiana Campaign
John W. Kern the Democratic vice presidential candidate tours Indiana delivering speeches at multiple towns including Bluffton. He accuses Wall Street financiers of pressuring Roosevelt and warns that such power could threaten the nation, urging Hoosiers to defend the flag and rally against what he calls tyranny.
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John W. Kern
Bluffton
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Indiana
Republican National Committee Denounces Impostor Financier
A statement from William Hayward and J. H. Upham of the Republican National Committee says J. M. Bennington of Georgia impersonates a party agent soliciting funds. The committee has no association with him, has never authorized him, and copies of his letters were sent to National Headquarters.
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William Hayward
J. H. Upham
Republican National Committee
Republican
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Washington
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Hayward
Baptists Indorse Hughes At New York Convention
The State Convention of Baptists with 800 churches in New York unanimously adopted a resolution in Binghamton praising Gov. Charles E. Hughes for upholding the New York Constitution in opposing the Percy Gray law repeal.
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State Convention of Baptists
New York State
Gov. Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
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New York
Chanler Delivers 12 Speeches in Bronx Campaign Tour
Democratic governor candidate Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler pranced through the Bronx with six rallies and a late-night circuit of venues including Long's Dancing Academy Jackson Casino Crotona Casino Borough Hall Manhattan Casino Carnegie Lyceum and Grand Central. He fought boss rule claims and urged support for the full Democratic ticket as he prepared to continue a statewide tour to Plattsburg after midnight.
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169Th Street
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155Th Street
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Grand Central Station
Plattsburg
Wright to Southerners Promotes Taft in Richmond Speech
Secretary of War Luke F Wright spoke to a large audience at the Academy of Music Richmond urging support for Taft. John Skelton Williams introduced Wright praising the new Virginia Constitution and defending Taft against Bryan. Wright urged Southern Republicans to abandon Democrats while praising Taft’s record and warned against Bryan's presidency. Post Office clerks commend Sulzer for backing better clerk conditions.
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Politica Meetings Tonight Across Murray Hill and Yale Ave
Public notices list a series of political meetings across Murray Hill and Third Ave with speakers including Herbert Knig Edward O Mar Francis Burke Elwood Hendrick Patrick J and others from Congress and state offices. Tomorrow night Carnegie hall hosts college mass meeting with ex governor Black Edmund Watmore Senator Dolliver and John L Griffiths. Saturday features academy event with Elihu Root and Oscar Straus among speakers.
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Sneakers
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Sena
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Charles S. Whitman
John N. Griffiths
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Secretary of Commerce
Progress Assembly Rooms Speakers At City Meeting
A public event at rooms Nos. 28 and Ro Avenue A features speakers including George M. Palmer for Attorney General and Congressmen Sulzer Sullivan and Goldfogle along with others. A Harlem Casino night program lists Hoke Smith Nathan Straus Ignatius Dunn and John Sharp Williams.
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George M. Palmer
William Sulzer
Timothy D. Sullivan
George F. Roesch
Rowland B. Mahany
John W. Keller
Henry M. Goldfogte
Harold Spielberg
Arlem Casino
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Nathan Straus
Ignatius Dunn
John Sharp Williams
Wall Street shifts toward Hughes in finance district vote
Observers note Wall Street leaning toward Hughes as sentiment shifts away from Chanler amid concerns over stock exchange regulation and margin trading. A circulated Taft Chanler league pamphlet aimed at uptown merchants dampened Chanler support, while a Horton letter echoed Governor Hughes favoring prudent inquiry into securities and preserving legitimate business.
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Stomak. Exchange
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President Roosevelt Endorses Hughes in New Yorker Letter
Theodore Roosevelt praises Hughes and Taft in a New Yorker Herald letter to C. B. Wolffram, predicts large statewide majorities for Taft and Hughes, defends Gov Hughes as upright and liberal, and urges good government. Also notes Massachusetts plurality forecast and election-day judges appointed for special Supreme Court terms.
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