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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
4
School-Time Shoes Describe The Coward Shoe For Kids
The Coward Shoe for children is a sensible school foot covering with features that aid growing feet. It has a natural foot shaped last that supports the arch and stabilizes the ankle for daily wear.
Bryan Speaks On State Rights At Illinois Democratic Meet
At Peoria Illinois William J Bryan addressed the State Democratic Convention after a warm welcome. He defended State rights and warned against centralizing power through Federal courts and corporate influence, urging Federal help alongside State authority to regulate railroads and other firms. Adjacent leaders Adlai Stevenson and Lawrence Stringer were endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
William.j. Bryan
Chiicago
Bryan
Taft
Adlai E. Stevenson
Lawrence B. Stringer
United States
Kern
Democratic Party
Congress
Gompers to Swing Lash To Drive Labor Vote
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor calls an Executive Council meeting for tomorrow to map tactics, review political conditions, and secure firm support for Bryam. The session aims to press wavering members and internal opposition into line with the leaders' plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Bryam
Bryan to visit Parker and Hill during Eastern campaign
William J. Bryan will dine and stay with ex-Judge Alton B. Parker at Rosemont Esopus New York on September 20 and then attend a Wolfert's Roost visit with ex-Senator David B. Hill in Albany. He also plans West Virginia stops including Wheeling and Cumberland and a Deer Park Maryland stop with party leaders as Democratic unity touted by National Chairman Mack.
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Chicago
Middle West
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Rosemont
Esopus
N. Y
Albany
Wolfert
David B. Hill
Deer Park
Bryan
Baltimore
New York
Europe
Hill
Mack
Mr Bryan
Parker
Mr. Hill
East
Taft
Union
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Terence V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Immigration Information Bureau
Washington
James T. Williams
Hitchcock
Linton
Mrs. Taft
Charles P. Taft
Pike Street
Mr. Taft
Vorys
Senator Foraker
Bryan May Split Unions Warned by Labor Leader Opinion
George N. Cain, president of a national federation of Navy yard workers, says a split in the AFL Executive Council is possible over Gompers' and the council's urging unions to back the Democratic Party. The council meets in special session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Cain
National League of Employes
Navy Yards
Continental
United States
Lynn
Mass
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Democratic Party
Cummins Gains Two Votes in Iowa Senate Ballot
Des Moines report on September 9 details a joint legislative session struggling to elect a U S Senator to fill the Allison term. Cummins secured 66 votes, two more than yesterday, Porter attracted 46 Democrat votes, while 43 Republicans split among several candidates. The session adjournment looms with no change expected. The primary election amendment passed, creating a special primary on election day to gauge Allison succession, restricting participation for the past year Democratic primary voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
William B. Allison
Cov. Cummins
Claude R. Porter
Walter I. Smith
Allison
Taft Campaign Busy With Deep Waterways Visit
Judge William H. Taft meets a lakes to gulf Deep Waterways delegates in Cincinnati and discusses plans for a Chicago talk on Oct 7. A Hamilton County committee including George B. Cox aids visiting delegations as Taft gears up for a coast to coast tour through autumn.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
William H. Taft
Lakes
Arthur I. Vorys
Cox
Hynicka
Herrmann
Hamilton County
George B.cox
Taft
Akron
Linton Hotel
Illinois Republicans Nominate Four Trustees At State Convention
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon chaired the Illinois State Convention in Spring of Tel D Illinois on September 9. Delegates nominated four University of Illinois trustees, chose Presidential electors, and adopted a party platform. Leslie M. Shaw, former Treasury Secretary, spoke on national issues. Senator Hopkins and Governor Deneen gave brief remarks urging unity for state and national tickets.
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Tel D
Ill
Iinois
University of Illinois
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Cannon
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Hopkins
Gov. Deneen
Swisher Faction Declared Regular in West Virginia
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee announced that the sub committee recognizes 8 C Matthews as the official head of the West Virginia Republican organization and that the Swisher faction is considered regular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Swisher
8. C. Matthews
Republican Organization of
Editor Adams for Congress in textile industry bid
Francis A. Adams, textile editor of The New York Commercial, is being urged by leading wholesale and retail firms to run for Congress as the textile industry representative. The Merchants' Nominating Committee plans to approach Republican leaders and seek support from the entire textile sector for one of the uptown districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Adams
New York Commercial
Congress
Washington
Adams
H. B. Claflin Company
Converse & Co
Ehrich Brothers
James A. Hearn & Son
Simpson-Crawford Company
Henry Siegel
Tefft Weller Company
Bloomingdale Brothers
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal
Commercial
Merchants’ Nominating Committee
Republican Party
Hard Times Meetings Rally Urban Democrats in Philadelphia
The Thirty eighth Ward Democratic organization launched open air hard times meetings in Philadelphia. Two gatherings drew large crowds at Twentieth and Somerset and Broad Street and Germantown avenues with speakers from New York and local candidates led by Haines D. Albright who attacked Republican protection for trusts and monopolies, calling for relief for labor and clearer signs of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Thirty-eighth Ward
Twentieth
Somerset Streets
Broad Street
Germantown Avenue
James MacGregor
George Fink
New York
Hiram V. Hetzel
Boyd Morrison
James Robinson
William Ll. Ross
Haines D. Albright
Congress
Albright
Republican Party
McCarren Defies Murphy Over Brooklyn Delegates
Brooklyn anti McCarren forces ready to contest McCarren delegates at the Democratic State Convention. McCarren warns Murphy and Conners any move to defeat Brooklyn voters would bring trouble. Upstate leaders reportedly back McCarren while Coler and Conners confer on possible district contests.
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McCarren
Brooklyn
Charles F. Murphy
W. J
Carnegie Hall
Murphy
Taranany Teader
Brookyn
Conners
Rochester
Kings County
Mr. Conners
Metatren
Alo Steeeee
Tammany
Leider Charles
Fr. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Bird S. Coler
Tammany floater David Rapp confesses to attempted illegal voting
David Rapp of 735 Lincoln Place Brooklyn confessed to Magistrate O Reilly in Manhattan Avenue Police Court Williamsburg that floaters were sent to vote for the anti McCarren ticket at Tuesday primaries. He was arrested at 17 Meeker Avenue voting under Philip Lynch. He said he was paid 35 to vote against McCarren. ten others were instructed similarly. Rapp held on 2000 bail. Four others released on bail failed to appear and bail bonds were forfeited.
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David Rapp
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Manhattan Avenue
Williamsburg
O'Reilly
Williamburg
McCarren
Meeker Avenue
Philip Lynch
McCuarren
Rapp
Tammany Hall
Siu
William Leonhard
Stage Street
Lilley Nominated for Governor in Connecticut
New Haven Sept 9 Connecticut Republicans nominate Congressman George L Lilley for governor by a large margin. Lilley supporters lose bids for Secretary of State Rogers of Bridgeport and for Congressman at Large Major John Q Tilson beat Senator Walsh. Machine faces revolt as Burton Barbour Fier clash and business groups vow to oppose Lilley while Tuberculosis elimination is added to platform.
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Specter
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Republican
George L. Lilley
Everett J. Lake
Guy
ReHin Woodruff
Lilley
Liley
Rogers
Bridgeport
John Q. Tilson
Walsh
Gledhill
Stonington
Major Tilson
Joe Barbour
Hartford
Orsamus Fier
Fyler
Maenuufacturers and Business Men's Association
United States
Jrandegee
Bulkeley
Taft
Brandegee
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Hoskins
Leonard
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Buff
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W. 42Nd St
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Mr. Bryans
Corporations and Government
Railroads
Pubic
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Bestag L
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Eug. W. Chafin
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Thos. L. Hisgen
Preston
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Anystate
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Associated Press
Daily Press
Barton A. Proctor
West 43d Street
New York City
Parker and Hill
Cummins
George B. Cox
William K. Kavanaugh
Deep Waterways Association
J.E. Smith
Business Men’s League
Festus J. Wade
The
Mercantile Trust Company
Cyrus P. Walbridge
St. Louis
W. S. Saunders
Business Men's League
A. L. Shepleigh
R. C. Hall
Chicago Association of Commerce
E. S. Conway
Op. Edward Wilder
George H. Munroe
Joliet, Ill
A. Y. Scott
Rosedale
Miss
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Illinois State Convention
Shaw
James McCreery & Co
Couturieres
Paris
Thirty-fourth Street
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Tammany Floater
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