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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1908

Page

5

Taft Ends Vacation and Begins 14-Speech Campaign Tour

Taft cuts short a Middle Bass Island vacation to start a busy campaign day in Sandusky Ohio with 14 planned speeches. He plans a cross country swing from New York to San Francisco, urged by aides, and will visit Hayes’ Spiegel Grove before returning to Ohio events.

Stechalie New York Times Sandusky Ohio William Jd. Taft Middle Bass Island Cincinnati New York San Francisco Wyatt Middle West Hot Springs Taft Hitchcock Arthur S. Vorys Mr. Taft Vorys National Committee

Taft to Address Erie County Republicans Then Speak Across Ohio

President candidate Taft will rally Erie County Republicans at a mass meeting and follow with a dozen further speeches from the Big Four line toward Cincinnati. The event comes as temperance questions and home votes influence local party unity in Hine County.

Harris Cocnines Hine County Taft Erie County Cincinnati Here

Lanahan Will Case Settled in Maryland

In Baltimore on September 7 a settlement was reached in Edward J. Lanahan's suit to break the will of his uncle, Thomas M. Lanahan, the lawyer and politician who died May 17 leaving an estate near 2 million dollars. Details were not announced and lawyers would not discuss the matter. The case had promised sensational testimony about the decedent's belief in spiritualism and astrology, and questions about his mental state in the months before his death.

Baltimore Edward J. Lanahan Thomas M. Lanahan Lanahan

Ex-Police Captain Identifies Body Of Niece At Morgue

Former Fifth Street Station commander ex-Capt. Diamond visits Bellevue Hospital to identify a young woman who died of typhoid fever. The deceased, listed as Jane Saunders, gave his name as her uncle before death, and Diamond later certifies the body as his niece Jane Fleet.

Diamond Fifth Street Bellevue Hospital St. Mark's Place Frederick Saunders Jane Saunders Far Rockaway Jane Fleet

Family Starts Yacht Club for Robinson Family

In eastern Suffolk County the Robinson Yacht Club is organized with membership limited to the Long Island Robinson family. headquartered in Patchogue, officers include Commodore Seymour H. Robinson and Secretary Joseph J. Robinson. Members range 20 to 84, with Phineas T. Robinson as the eldest at eighty five, who hopes to sail in races against rival clubs next season.

Suffolk County Robinson Yacht Club Patchogue Seymour H. Robinson Charles T. Robinson Elsworth P. Robinson Joseph J. Robinson Robinson England Dolphin George Ll Joseph J. Fi Ybinson Hornet E. Sherman Robinson Amy Foster Seymour N. Robinson Silver Star William S. Robinson Oliva Charles D. Robinson Regina Mabel Samuel F. Robinson Phineas T. Robinson Sayville Long Island Great South Bay

Rabbit Pie Cat Case Sparks Jersey City Firearms Fine

Samuel Jacobi angered when told by Galetino Paritino that the rabbit dish hid a cat. Paritino showed the cat skin as proof, sparking a quarrel and Jacobi firing at him. He was arrested and fined $5 by Justice Markely for discharging firearms within city limits. The judge said even if true the act was not justified.

Galetino Paritino Montgomery Street Jersey City Samuel Jacoiti Jacoiti Paritino Jacobi Markely

Hearst accuses Bryan of aiding hostile labor groups

In Davenport Iowa on September 7 under clear skies, Hearst assailed Bryan and Haskell as aiding anti labor circles. He cited a Muskogee Oklahoma secret alliance pledge against unions and read affidavits claiming Bryancalled workers public beggars while defending wages and American labor.

Davenport Iaw Islam Park Rock Island Moline Ill Thomas J. Hisgen Independence Party William’ R Hearst Huisgen Democratic Party Hearst Washington Bryan D Democratic Haskell Citizen’s Alliance James Campbell International Association of Window Glass Workers Congress Washington, D. C Window Glass Workers’ Association Window Glass Workers of United States Window Glass Manufacturers of Ways and Means William Jennings Bryan Jaimes A. Chambers Manufacturers’ Committee Mr. Bryan Wah Charles Bryant Anderson Ind Gov. Haskell Muskogee Oklahoma Ba Central Trades Union N. Haskell Mr. Hearst Workingman Democratic Campaign Fund

Humble follower vows to back fund despite unionism push

Fragment cites a speaker urging workers to contribute to a fund while warning that some money could be used to check what he calls the contemptible fanaticism of trades unionism. He claims he never asks workers to do what they do not want to do.

Ney

Labor PLEA for Democrats in Syracuse Parade

Five thousand labor union members marched in Syracuse on Labor Day, with AFL Secretary Frank Morrison reviewing the event. Morrison and Secretary of State John S. Whalen spoke at a large picnic, noting labor’s past support for Republicans and urging Democrats as the labor platform gains. Morrison accused Republicans of blocking labor bills and criticized representative actions as not aiding labor.

Syracuse Organized Labor Frank L. Morrison American Federation of Labor Morrison John S. Whalen Cannon Labor Sherman Payne Dalzeil House Speaker Clgar Republican Party United States Executive Council Denver Whalen

Trade Union Congress Opens in Nottingham With Record Attendance

The forty third Trade Union Congress opens in Nottingham led by James Shackleton MP. A record 518 delegates from 1776000 affiliated members attend, despite 106000 leaving with engineers unions last year. The congress meets for a week as Shackleton urges licensing bill passage and a London conference with American and European labor representatives.

Nottingham James Shackleton Bath Amalgamated Society of Engineers Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen Congress

Expressman George Levy Charged Over Horse Poison Plot

Police arrest George Levy of 300 East 101st Street on cruelty to animals after Solomon Krakow accuses him of involving 16 year old Samuel Golden to feed a poisoned potato to Krakow’s horse Betsy on August 28. The boy recalls Levy offering a quarter for feeding, leading to Levy’s Harlem Court arraignment. Levy already faces a suspended burglary sentence.

George Levy East 101St Street Solomon Krakow Essasiea Levy Samuel Golden Krakow Betsy Golden Kratow Harlem

Gompers Campaigns Against Cannon in Danville Labor Day Rally

Samuel Gompers addressed 2,000 laborers in Lincoln Park Danville on Labor Day urging defeat of Representative Joseph Cannon in November. He labeled Cannon the worst enemy of reform, criticized his Labor Committee, and urged voters to hold him to account while noting Cannon’s influence over banks and local business.

New-York Times Danville Ill Uncle Joe Cannon Lincoln Park Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gompers Joe Congress Joe” Cannon Rockefeller Gempers Lea Ton Committee On Labor House of Representatives Ent Cannon's Cannon Bank Cannon Family Bank Court House Sam Minke

Canadian Pacific puts strikers back in wage positions

The Canadian Pacific Railway will reinstate striking mechanics this week at agreed wage scales, per a Winnnipeg Board of Conciliation report. A second board will probe remaining disputed penalties, signaling an unexpected concession as British workers are due to arrive to assist distribution near western shops.

Winnipeg Ean Railway Company Board of Winnisses Peilis Nony

Transatlantic liners sailing today for Europe

The Kronprinz Wilhelm and Noordam depart with a mix of travelers and notable passengers. Among those listed are Mr and Mrs Frost Crosby W Crosby and George Robertson in the Kronprinz Wilhelm group, and William Averill Miss E Black and Miss J M EF in the Noordam party. J F Dexter, Puerto Rico education commissioner, arrived on the Caracas from San Juan.

Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen Hastings Arnold Nader Bernstein He. J. Burrill Robert FE. Cahill Frost W.crosby W. R. Grace Con Nandent Pantazal Marine Royale Rounsene George Robertson Andrew Stewart J. R. Valentine Noordam Rottemlam William al Averill Black J.M M F Borgee Arthur Murray H- A. van Dusselcorp W. A Jones, Jr Charles L. Mitchell A. J. Whealdon J. F. Dexter Porto Rico Caracas San Juan

Rotterdam Arrives With Two Records

The Holland America Line ship Rotterdam landed the largest group of cabin passengers from a single voyage and the biggest family yet to come ashore. Willem Branderhost and his wife from Noordbrant, Holland, plus their thirteen children, seek a farm in Kellra Township Iowa, after a 20 year marriage.

Rotterdam Willem M. Branderhost Noordbrant Holland Kella Township Lows Hoth Sietra Roosevelt Lambertus Petron Toligmwl Booth R. Tarkington Francis M. Scott Supreme Court Kiiser Wilhelm Tf

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