Hughes Campaign Dash Through City Ends With Mud and Cheers
Gov. Hughes conducted a 12 hour whirlwind tour across New York state cities amid 50 000 cheering supporters and lengthy crowds. Auto mishaps and a mud filled road paused the drive but he pressed on to speak at major venues including Union League Club Huber's Casino Madison Square Garden Cooper Union and Thalia Theatre. He defended a private capital approach to subways and urged home rule and transit expansion while addressing labor and civil liberty themes.
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Gov. Hughes
Grand Central Station
Oswego
Dunkirk
Corning
Kingston
New York
Paris
Union League Club
Huber
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Cooper Union
Taft-Hughes
Sixty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Thalian Theatre
Lower
Bowery
Thalia
Grand Central
Donnelly Defends Taft In Labor Row
Samuel B. Donnelly, secretary of the General Arbitration Board, writes to the President defending Taft against labor leaders. He praises Taft’s labor record, citing his fairness in the Philippines and Panama and urging labor to accept the President’s views as a refutation of opponents’ charges.
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New York Times
Washington
Samuel B. Donnelly
General Arbitration Board
The
New York Building Trades
Taft
P. H.grace
Mr. Donnelly
Donnelly
Philippines
Panama
New Rochelle Meeting Backs Gov Hughes Late 1900s
Seven hundred Republicans Democrats and Independents gathered at the New Rochelle Theatre to advocate re election of Gov Charles E Hughes under a New Rochelle committee. John G Agar a Democrat sent a letter attacking the state democracy comparing Hughes to Cleveland and praising his insurance reforms public service commission work and other measures. Speakers included Youn Hendrick Smith Folks and Duell among others.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Main Street
Charles E. Hughes
Charles H. Young
New York Republican Club
Addison Young
Westchester County
Frank Tucker
The
Charity Organization Society
Burton J. Hendrick
Tucker
John G. Agar
Hughes
Cleveland
Westchester
Democratic County Committee
Democratic City Committee
Democratic Party
William Randolph Hearst
Agar
Gov. Hughes
Agnew-Hart
Public Service Commission
New York
Manhattan
Richmond
Bronx
Erie County
Bony
Kings
Murphy
Sullivan
Conners
Dilletante
Democrats
Albany
Hearst
Youn
Hughe
New York State
Mr. Young
Benjamin E. Smith
Assembly
Holland S. Duell
State Charities
Commisoner
Homer Folks
W.W.T. Duncan
H. C. Bumpus
Col. E. Lyman Bill
Emperor William interview deemed substantially accurate
Berlin reports the Foreign Office on an unofficial English interview with Emperor William published in The Daily Telegraph. The official says details may vary but the conversation is largely correct, noting past French and Russian pressure on Germany aimed at straining Britain’s ties with France and Russia.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
William
London Daily Telegraph
Wernigprode
Stuibérg
Inuil
Will of Manuel Silva Buissa Found in Lisbon
The will of Manuel Silva Buissa, the assassin of King Carlos on February 1, was found in Lisbon dated January 28. It notes how his children should be notified and states he has no property to leave beyond his name, respect, and compassion for those who suffer. He begs his children be raised with liberty equality and fraternity as they become orphans.
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Broadway
125Th Street
150Th Street
155Th Street
Coney Island
Huber
Union League
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighty-ninth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Independence League
Gov. Hughes
Mr. Taft
Brooklyn
Long Island
Hotel Astor
James E. March
Lafayette Street
Spring
Hughes
Hudson Water Front
Bethune Street
Lisbon
Manuel Silva Buissa
Carlos
Vienna motor tour ends in tragedy as two die
Captain Clarence Vyner, an American resident of Vienna, and Mme Bettin of Chile die after a car crash on a steep hill near Braunstein in Upper Bavaria. The chauffeur also dies and Vyner is severely injured.
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Vienna
Clarence Wyer
Ngland
Mme.Bettin
Chile
Yaquis Ambushed and Slain Near Altar
Reports from El Paso say a battle north of Altar Sonora between Papagos and Yaqui Indians left forty Yaquis dead after Papagos allegedly ambushed them with Mexican government support. Reports vary and were not officially confirmed. In Hermosillo a skirmish is said to have killed Yaqui leader Buie and 44 Yaqui warriors surrendered at Termosilo as Gov. Torres Sonora arrived from Europe amid expected treaty talks.
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EL Paso
Texas
Altar
Soora
Bisbee
Arizona
Hermosillo
Mexico
Bule
Onty
Termosilo
Torres Sonora
Europe
Wright Teaches Flying to Count de Lambert
Wilbur Wright gave the first lesson in operating the aeroplane to Count de Lambert at Le Mans on October 28 under a contract. Three lights were set for durations of twelve eight and fifteen minutes and the student showed progress. Wright used a special mechanism to guide the pupil and reduce risk, and de Lambert declared handling the aircraft was simplicity itself and he could become proficient quickly.
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LE Mans
Wilbur Wright
Count de Lambert
Wright
Count de Lamert
Wright Brothers Win British Aero Lab Gold Medal
LONDON October 28 The British Aero lab awards its gold medal to the Wright Brothers of Dayton Ohio for their remarkable achievements in aviation.
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Wrights
London
Aerolab
Dayton
Ohio
Poles Appeal to Duma Over School Closures
Warsaw reports that private Polish schools were closed by governors as retaliation for daily attacks on Russian university students. The Poles have appealed to the Duma seeking relief or action.
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Warsaw
Plish
Overnors
Duma
Boni's Suit Adjourned In Paris Divorce Case
Count Boni de Castellane seeks modification of a Seine decree granting divorce to Anna Gould of New York after her marriage to Prince Helie de Sagan. Hearing postponed until November 4 as negotiations for an out of court settlement continue.
Policeman Madigan Held on Bail in Double Registration Case
Thomas P. Madigan, a 12 year NYPD officer, is held in $5,000 bail after admitting to registering at two polling places on Oct 5. Officials report torn pages from the 302 Bleecker Street register, affecting evidence of his legal and illegal registrations. Madigan lived at 312 Breecker Street then 128 Varick Street, and worked from Bryant Park building before arrest. Illegal registration carries up to four years and six months imprisonment.
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Thomas P. Mndigan
Jefferson Market
William Leary
Register of Electors
Bleecker Street
Leary
Samuel Aronson
Madigan
Breecker Street
Varick Street
Bryant Park
Forty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
West Thirtieth Street
Mercer Street
West Forty-seventh Street
Illegdl
Ridder and Sons Lead Large Democratic Fund Drive
Ridder to Bryan's Rescue as Daniel Ridder and his three sons donate 27000 to the Democratic National Committee campaign fund, the largest single contribution. Treas. Ridder gives 10000, sons contribute 9400, with many named donors from New York to Missouri supporting the drive.
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An Ridder
Democratic National Committee
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Ter Ganom Magazine
Dous.LepDay
Page & Co
Night & Day Bank
44Th ST
Samuel 8. Campbell
Frederick Phillips
V. Pres
Thomas B. Clarke, JR
Gustav L.wilmerding
Cashier
Layties Brothers
U.S
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B’way
46Th St
A. Lehman & CO
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Camp Hughes
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Upper East Side
Star Theatre
Lexington Avenue
105Th Street
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Commercial Travelers’ League
Union Square
Commercial Travelers League
Clark Williams
Seventh Avenue
Astor
California Fig Syrup CO
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New York Central
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Laudi
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Britain
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A. W. Charles
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Fred. Exn
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William Lynell
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Anton J. Care
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Fred W. Blockt
Egan
S. D. Griffin
Frank S. Ryan
Tucky
Urey Woodson
Anson Avery
Souri
James W S. Peters
Bigan
Henna
Bryan and Kern Club
McAleseter
John W. Bookwaller
John M. van Meter
Texyus
C. O. Slaughter
George A. Cardon
Alba Haywood
Uth
C. Wall
Oppenheimer
Graven
Montani
L. & F. P. Atkinsor
Lothes
Wm. Vogel & Son
Houston St
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Hugh Winne
Keller
the Century CO
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