Rochester Plans Grand Welcome for Democratic Convention
Up-State delegates arrive for the Democratic State Convention as Rochester gears for a big welcome. McCarren backs Buffalo Mayor Adam for governor, stirring talk of a rift with Chanler and Conners. City hosts brag of bunting, hotel rooms, bands, and a Chamber of Commerce information bureau at the Whitcomb. Congressmen Sulzer and Harrison scheduled to speak at the Monroe County rally.
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New York Times
Rochester
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
J. N. Adam
Buffalo
William J. Conners
Mc Carren
Adam
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
W. Barry Murphy
Orleans County
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New Whitcomb
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Tarrytown
Mr. Conners
Sague
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Conners
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Chanier
Thomas 8. Smith
Tammany Hall
Braves
Arthur Murphy
Eader Murphy
Fitzhugh Street
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lyceum Theatre
Bureau of Information
Sulzer
Harrison
Monroe County
Bryan to Speak at City Meeting in Convention Hall
The article notes a large gathering planned for Wednesday night with Mr. Bryan to address Taft and His Scares and a major parade preparation. Murphy and the Sullivan crowd arrive Sunday ahead of reception at Whitcomb. Bryan then visits Wolfert's Roost to meet David B. Hill and proceed to New York.
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Sullivans
Tammary “Braves
McCarren
Bryan
Taft
Conway Nominated for Democratic Governor at Franklin County
In Malone New York on September 11 Thomas E Conway of Plattsburg was named for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination at the Franklin County Democratic Convention. Resolutions pledged the delegation to use all honorable means to aid him.
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N. Y
Thomas E. Conway
Plattsburg
Ranklin County
Democratic Leaders Seek Harmony Ahead of Rochester Convention
Democratic leaders in this city signal a truce between Murphy and McCarren after talks at headquarters. Murphy says seating will follow honest elections, and Conners asserts room for McCarren delegates at Rochester. Bryan plans to speak at Carnegie Hall Sept 18 before Rochester trip.
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McCarren backs Buffalo mayor for New York governor
Senator McCarren of Brooklyn endorsed Mayor James Noble Adam of Buffalo as the Democratic nominee for governor after a harmony talk with Chairman Conners. He said Adam is nonaligned, unites factions, and could beat Governor Hughes if Rochester names Adam. A late corridor rumor suggested Supreme Court Justice James W. Gerard as a possible candidate.
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McCarren
Mr. Conners
Tammany
Murphy
Conners
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
NEW York Times
James Noble Adam
Buffalo
Adam
Hughes
Rochester
New York State
Hoffman House
Supreme Court
James W. Gerard
Bryan Backed by Business Leaders in Non Menace View
Nathan Straus, chairman of the Business Men's Committee of the National Democratic Committee, expressed in an interview that a change of national administration would not threaten the country’s prosperity this year. He cited adapting business to last fall’s slump and expanding consumer demand supported by bumper crops. He noted the improvement would quicken with stable leadership and said the committee will include prominent business men nationwide, whose names would be announced soon.
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Business Men’s Committee
National Democratic Committee
Straus
Europe
National Roosevelt League Executive Committee Meeting
Bela Tokaji announced that delegates at large to the National Republican League convention in Cincinnati on Sept 22 were selected from league members across several states. John Hays Hammond, president of the Republican League, conferred with Tokaji yesterday at the organization’s headquarters.
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National Roosevelt League
Bela Tokaji
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National Republican League
Cincinnati
John Hays Hammond
Tokaji
Anti Hughes Foes Rally With Saratoga Visit
Saratoga N Y Sept 11 Timothy L Woodruff Republican state committee chair arrived for the convention set for next week The anti Hughes sentiment dominates the scene with Barnes Hendricks and Parsons steering talks and warnings of internal war if Hughes is renominated The town views Hughes unfavorably and hotel guests report a poor season amid anti racing bills and party maneuvering.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Woodruff
Hughes
United States
Delegates to Saratoga Convened in Manhattan
Republican Assembly District delegates and alternates gathered in Manhattan to select uninstructed delegates for the State Convention at Saratoga. The long list includes W. G. Roce, J. Levenson, J. Meyers, I. Rosenberg, J. Shapiro, and many others, with adjournment noted for Monday.
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Saratoga
A.D
W. G. Roce
F. J. Sullivan J. B
L. G. Watford
Samuel S. Koenig
Frank J. Dalzer
Wiliam Blau
H Hellenster
William Halpin
John Miller
S.A. Simpson
John J. Dyer
Lucius A.waldo
Charles
H. Murra Charles
Adler Abram Abrams
Isaac Guttman
Nathan Stone
Michael H. Blake
John P. Windolph
Louis Brenner
William G. Clark
David Morton
Ferdinand Eidmar T. Rothmann
Sr F. L. Marshall
G. J. Schnetler
Marcus Braun
G. W. Wanmaker
Herman W. Beye
Alfred E. Hager
John A. Butler
Henry B. Stowe
William Nkel
Job E. Hedges
John A. Sielcher James
Charles B
Henry H. Guttm
Henry Clay
Moses M. McKee
Alfred R. Page
Julius M. Mayer
James C. Meyer
John R. Davies
Robert
Coklin Bryant Willard
Ambrose O. Ned
Isidore
Wasservog
Charles’ Raubs
Washington Bray
C. P. Woodward
N. Newcomb
M. F. Grifenhas
E. F
Irving Freeman
Solomon Strauss
B. W. B. Brown
M. Depew
Herbert Parsons
G. W. Sheldon
George B. Agne Gerhardt Davis
B. R. Robinson
William Leary
J. D. Cartwrigh
Charles Wines
M. Carl Levine
Thomas R. Luca
J. A. Hammond Otto T. Barnard
H. Strong
M. M. Marks
N. A. Elsberg
Howard Conklin
Ralph R. Rumer
Newbold Morris
H. T. Andrews
Samuel L. Feibe
S. Strasburger
I. L. Feinbe
Michael Goldste Charlies Rogers
F. Hulbere
John Lyons
Frank A. Bower
William Haupt
Percy L. Davis
R. P. Gaster
Charles S. W. John. Murray
J. A. Thomas
W. H. Ten Ey, Co
A. Bunner
Richard Lawre
W. F. McCann
John J. Knowi
John H. Nichon
Edward H. H. William Hoetz
G. K. Matthew Co. Schmitt
B. H. Joost
H. M. Greene
Julius Tobias
J. T. Stearns
Lauterbach F. Steiger
Matthewson R. C. Winters
James Hamilto
William Conov
Bryan Campaigns in Taft Territory at Wheeling
William J. Bryan toured West Virginia and Ohio on his campaign train, denouncing Taft and praising Democratic labor and tariff positions. He addressed large crowds in Wheeling Newark Coshocton Steubenville and Dennison, urging unity and warning against panic while highlighting labor support and anti injunction planks.
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William J. Bryan
William H. Taft
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio River
West Virginia
Newark
Bryan
Coshocton
Democratic Party
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Cannon
Mr. Bryan
Steubenville
Olivette
River Front
Columbia Not Pledged Heads County Republican Delegation
Louis F. Payn was chosen to lead the Columbia County Republican delegations while resolutions mandate a unit vote. Separate convention reports note Oneida District endorses Hughes for Governor and Senator White for Lieutenant Governor. In Schenectady Mayor Van Voast denies a pacto to oppose Hughes, and a Southampton letter urges direct nominations as part of a conservative GOP push.
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N. Y
Louis F. Payn
Columbia County
Rome
Oneida
Hughes
Senator White
Syracuse
Schenectady
van Voast
Saratoga
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Taft and Bryan to Meet at Chicago Banquet
Taft and Bryan will appear Oct. 7 at a nonpartisan Association of Commerce banquet in Chicago. Governors, Congressmen, and Senators are expected. Taft will speak and Bryan may follow with remarks on waterways and business matters.
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Taft
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago
Hoa
Bryan
Tatt
Foraker to Speak Here for Taft Campaign Meets Begin
Frank J. Bowers Republican leader says Senator Joseph Foraker will speak at Camp Taft’s first meeting. The campaign headquarters will stay open each night in the vacant lot at 158 East 12th Street. The opening meeting is set for October 1.
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Joseph Foraker
Camp Taft
Bowers
Republican County Committee
East 12Th Street
Carnegie Gave at Chicago to Help Hughes Nomination
Gen Stewart L Woodford says Andrew Carnegie contributed to the Hughes presidential canvass in New York finance chiefly via willing supporters. Woodford quotes Carnegie cable urging renomination and notes Hughes bore personal costs but did little to promote his candidacy. The governor met Woodford at the Waldorf Astoria before returning to Albany.
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Chicago
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