Governor Hughes Opens Campaign at Richmond County Fair
Governor Hughes addressed about 3,000 at the Richmond County Agricultural Fair in Dongan Hills, praising Roosevelt and Taft while attacking Bryan. His long remarks drew mixed reactions as he defended insurance and banking reforms and urged fair, strong party leadership amid calls for reform.
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Brooklyn Assembly Districts Split Behind Hughes at State Convention
In Brooklyn's 23 Assembly Districts Republicans sent delegates to the State Convention in Saratoga last night. Only Fifth District under Alderman William Entz had a leader elected to back Gov Hughes, while districts like Eighth and Ninth saw Hughes endorsements proposed but adjourned. Tenth District led by Rudolph C Fuller voted down Hughes instruction. No other candidates received instruction in any district.
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Woodruff Names Root Temporary and Permanent Convention Chairman
Republican State Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff announced at state headquarters that Secretary of State Elihu Root will serve as both temporary and permanent chairman of the convention. Gov. Hughes may be put forward by Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, who nominated him for president in Chicago.
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Parsons Visits Sagamore Hill Amid Roosevelts Backing
Herbert Parsons, president of the New York Republican County Committee, met with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to discuss New York State ticket selections. Roosevelt signals wide agreement on Gov. Hughes renomination while keeping hands off final picks. A further Sagamore Hill conference is planned with leaders and guests including Paul Morton and Joseph Medill McCormick.
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Parsons Re elected as New York County Republican Leader
Congressman Herbert Parsons was unanimously re elected President of the New York County Republican Committee at a reorganization meeting at the Murray Hill Lyceum. Collin H. Woodward became First Vice President, Samuel S. Koenig Second Vice President, Otto T. Barnard treasurer, Thomas W. Whittle secretary, and Edward Montgomery sergeant at arms.
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Monroe County Delegates Back Gov Hughes Nomination
In Rochester, Monroe County delegates to the Republican State Convention favor renominating Governor Hughes. Rochester backs State Senator Armstrong for Lieutenant Governor. Sullivan County Republicans at Monticello instruct Hughes for Governor and Bradley for Congress, Rose for State Senate, Millen for Assembly. In Tompkins? County assembly race Lowman leads, Fassett heads uninstructed state delegates. Unclear city delegates oppose Hughes.
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Foraker Calls on Taft in Cincinnati Visit
The New York Times reports Senator Foraker met Judge Taft in Cincinnati. They discussed campaign strategy and mutual support as Taft plans upcoming appearances and regional visits with Republican figures from Kentucky to Pennsylvania.
Sherman Seeks Support as Hitchcock Ties Campaign
James S. Sherman Republican Vice Presidential nominee visited State and National headquarters yesterday. He met with National Chairman Hitchcock Senator Penrose and Senator W Murray Crane to map campaign for the East. Sherman will rally and join a labor parade in Wilkes Barre on Sept 16 and attend the New York State Fair in Syracuse next week. He will address the Hamilton Club in Chicago Sept 28 then tour Illinois Indiana Ohio and West Virginia for two weeks.
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Iowa Legislature Adjourns After Noon Recess
Des Moines Iowa September 10 The Iowa Legislature recessed this afternoon until November 24 The senatorial deadlock remains unbroken The ballot result shows Gov A B Cummins 65 Claude R Porter Democrat 46 scattering 48 needed 78 For the next session Cummins name will appear on the special Republican primary ballot set for election day
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Rochester Prepares for State Democratic Convention
Rochester gears up for the upcoming Democratic State Convention with hotel capacity expanded at the Seneca Rochester and Osborne House. The Chamber of Commerce oversees visitor hospitality as city decorations and festivities are planned. Local Democrats back Lieut. Gov Chanler for Governor while considering Henry Bischoff with Tammany influence, aiming to flip the state toward Democrats despite Taft the Electoral vote.
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