Taft Sherman Parade Plans Hear Front Row Leaders
Plans for the Taft and Sherman parade are set for tomorrow with about 100000 in line if weather allows. Rear Admiral Coghlan leads 43 divisions through Worth Street and Broadway to Fifth Avenue and dismissal zones as Elihu Root and James Sherman look on.
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James S. Sherman
Worth Monument
Madison Square
J. B. Coghlan
Pine Street
Worth Street
Broadway
Wholesale Drygoods Republican Club
Grand Marshal
Taft and Sherman Club
East Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-eighth
Thirty-ninth
Fortieth Streets
Park
Seventh Avenue
Waverley Place
Wholesale Dry Goods
Republican Club
Central Dry Goods
Merchant Tailors
Clothiers’ Legion
Hat and
Columbia University
Brooklyn
Taft and Sherman Association
Raiilway and Transportation
Railroad Men
Taft Campaign
Richmond Borough
Custom House Brokers
North Side
The
Maritime Exchange
Exporters
New York Produce Exchange
Bankers and Brokers
Taft and Sherggan Club
Taft and Sherman Cid
Coffee Exchange
Lower Wall Street
Braid
Republican Organization
Charles H. Badeau
Consolidated Stock Exchange
L. V. de Forest
Little Board
Business Men's Association
Taft
Sherman Speaks in Albany After Adirondack Campaign
Republican Vice Presidential candidate James S. Sherman spoke to a packed Albany audience after touring Warren County farms and mill workers. Edward R. O Malley James W. Wadsworth Jr and Francis X Scoonmaker also spoke before Sherman continued to Utica for a Taft related engagement.
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Albany
Adirondack
Warren County
James S. Sherman
Edward R. O'Malley
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Assembly
Francis X. Scoonmaker
Sherman
Fort Orange Club
Utica
Taft
Loudenslager Sees GOP Gain in House Races
Representative Henry C Loudenslager of the National Republican Congressional Committee projected the 1930s style election outcome with 227 Republicans and 164 Democrats in the House, raising the GOP majority by 6 to 63. He said the campaign has been unusual but expects the net result as stated.
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Henry C. Loudenslager
National Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
House
Loudenslager
Straus Speaks at Bryan Meeting on Business and Reform
Nathan Straus led speakers at the Commercial Travelers League noon gathering at 597 Broadway. He praised Bryan as the best ally for his crusade, denounced Roosevelt, and challenged claims that Bryan’s election would ruin business. He accused the Republicans of a large corruption fund and urged reforms to end special privileges and oppression.
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Commercial ‘Travelers’ League
Broadway
Bryan
Mr. Straus
Roosevelt
Parker
Republican Party
Wall Street
Republican
New York
Hughes Reassures Court Candidates Over Court Vacancies
Gov Hughes told Republican City Court hopefuls Isidor Wasservogel and Douglas Mathewson he did not appoint them months ago because Court House facilities were inadequate. He sent letters to both candidates clarifying the reason and addressing campaign use of the issue.
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Hughes
Isidor Wasservogel
Douglas Mathewson
Gov. Hughes
Court House
Complaints of Police at Taft Rally Prompt Inquiry
President Herbert Parsons of the Republican County Committee asked Police Commissioner Bingham to investigate police conduct at the Madison Square Garden rally. Hundreds of ticket holders reported being turned away while the arena was not half full, with some paying more to gain entry.
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Republican County Committee
Bingham
Madison Square Garden
Parsons
New York Times
Republican National Committee
Tammany Hall
Republcan National Committee
Cortright
West Twenty-seventh Street
Woodruff
Cornelius N. Bliss
Depew
Col
Lafayette B. Gleason
Republican State Committee
Gleason
Z Ceene
William H. Wadhams
Gen. Porter
Judge Wadhams
Bomb injures woman in Prince Street butcher shop
A Black Hand bomb exploded in the lower hall of a three story brick building at 20 Prince Street last night, blowing a partition into Edwardo Faecco’s shop. Mrs Faecco died after rescue efforts. Faecco had received threats demanding $500 in letters a year earlier.
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Prince Street
Edwardo Faecco
Fire-Stricken Steamer Regains Power Off Cape Hatteras
The Insular line steamer S. V. Luckenbach, reported on fire three days ago en route to Porto Rico, was wired yesterday to be making headway under its own steam. The message from the steampier Philadelphia said all aboard were safe and that both ships should reach San Juan.
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S. V.luckenbach
Cape Hatteras
Here
Porto Rico
Philadelphia
San Juan
City Club Poll Shows Demos Split On Massachusetts Ballot
City Club survey of Assembly and State Senate candidates yields Democratic hesitancy on Massachusetts ballot and general opposition to direct primaries. Results show Independents favor mandatory primaries. Socialists prefer principle over candidates and caution about ballot format.
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Massachusetts
City Club
Assembly
State Senate
Senate
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BOS Kc
Rep
Oe *E Soc
Cnaceenedecba
Umn
Missouri Man Drops Hearst in Independence Party Row
J L Woods Merrill of Kansas City resigns as Missouri National Committeeman for the Independence Party. In a letter to William R Hearst he disavows ties to a party linked with stolen correspondence and condemns party affiliations aimed at defeating Bryan. He claims Independence Party funds come from Republican sources.
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Kansas City
J. L. Woods Merrill
Kansas
Missouri
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
National
Merrill
Bryan
Taft
Foraker
Haskell
Cornell Straw Vote Landslide for Taft and Hughes
The Cornell Daily Sun poll of about 1700 students in Ithaca shows Taft winning 1273 to 434 for Bryan and 5 for Debs, with Governor Hughes favored by 1380 to 310 for Chanler and 2 for Shearn. Faculty support: Taft 41, Bryan 12, Hughes 50, Chanler 3.
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New York Time
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Cornell Daily Sun
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Hughes
Chanler
Shearn
Farrell and Johnson Deny Gambling In West Thirty Third St Spot
David Johnson and Frank Farrell, long linked to a West Thirty third Street gambling house, appeared before Assistant District Attorney Murphy yesterday. They offered evidence they had no connection with the place and Farrell said he had been out of the game for months.
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Farrell
Johnson
David Johnson
Frank Farrell
Nolice
West Thirty Third Street
District Attorney's Office
Murphy
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