Anti Hughes faction battles over New York convention nominating plan
The piece outlines anti Hughes bosses bidding to scatter votes to block Hughes on the first ballot, hoping to force a preferred candidate. It notes the difficulty in consolidating support, mentions potential contenders like Bennet and Woodruff, and describes reactions of key figures including ex Gov Black and Parsons allies as they navigate platform and nomination tactics.
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Hughes
Gov. Hughes
Barnes
Hendricks
Wadsworth
Bennet
White
Hiscock
Malloy
Justice Woodward
Erie
Gen
Horace Porter
Elihu Root
Joseph H. Choate
Odell
Roosevelt
New York
Parsons
Albany
New York County
Kings County
Westchester
Woodruff
United States
Mr. Parsons
Platform makers align with Woodruff at Saratoga
Special to The New York Times from Saratoga Sept 18 Chairman Woodruff and allies leading opposition to Gov Hughes shaped the platform. The document stays conventional, omits the race track betting stance, avoids direct nominations, and hints only indirectly at reform in primaries. Some edits were invited by Fassett and other traditional platform men. Hughes supporters were not consulted due to lack of a convention spokesman.
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New York Times
Saratoga
Woodruff
State Committee
Hughes
J. Sloat Fassett
London Catholic procession dispute over Host carriage plan
Archbishops Bourne and Premier Asquith clashed over altering the London Catholic procession plans. Bourne protested the last minute change citing harm to Catholics and provincial train arrangements. Gladstone supported the request, negotiations followed, and leaders thanked Bourne while Catholics decried the treatment as insulting. Cardinal Wanutteli praised the display of faith amid protests from non Catholics.
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London
Bourne
Asquith
Marquis of Ripon
England
United States
Home Secretary
Gladstone
Scotland
Archbishop Bourne
Mr. Gladstone
Father Sprankling
St. George's Catholic Cathedral
Cardinal Wannutelli
Pacific
Regan Denies Control Of Normandie Hotel
James B. Regan of the Knickerbocker in Times Square rejects claims he will manage the Normandie at Broadway and Thirty-eighth Street. A sign claims the Knickerbocker Company has taken charge, but Regan says he has no connection or claim to that property.
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James B. Regan
Knickerbocker
Times Square
Norandie
Broadway
Thirty-eighth” Street
Normandie
Knickerbocker Company
Mr. Regan
Roosevelt Endorses Taft In Letter To Nation
President Roosevelt lauds Taft in a lengthy letter, praising his unity on national interests and calling Taft trustworthy to regulate railroads and curb corporate power. He highlights Taft's injunctions on labor disputes as proof of principled justice and anticipates Taft guiding fair treatment for shippers, wage workers, and shareholders. The letter also notes their shared stance against demagogy and emphasizes Taft as a leader for the people as a whole. Conrad Kohrs, Montana cattleman and longtime figure in regional stock interests, is mentioned as a close associate who has known the President for over two decades.
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Mr. Taft
Taft
United States
Eople
Publc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philippines
Panama
Cuba
War Department
Theodore Roosevelt
Conrad Kohrs
Montana
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Little Missouri Stock Growers
Kohrs
Rocky Mountain
England
Peter
Westminster
Challoner
George Gordon
Great Britain
Tyreland
Yesterday's Fires Report Sparse Local Incidents
A. M. Loss on 616 W. 182nd and multiple small fire calls listed as trifling at Cedar Street Madison Street Webster Ave East 101st St 24th Avenue and other addresses. Several entries show unknown or minor losses with values including 25 and 1 500 dollars.
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A. M
Markel
Cedar St
Usual Life Ins. Co
Lafayette
Barry and
Tiffany Sts
Keating
Madison St
Webster Av
H. Scheer
Goerck
F. Schieffer
East 101St St
A. Eustine
the St
Aaronson & Peeb
E. 98Th St
Ty. Prps
Tremont
Catholic Papal Legate Leads London Parade of Faithful
London crowds watch Cardinal Vannutelli head a mile long procession of papal officials plus Cardinals and prelates. Police clear streets as kneeling adherents fill routes to the cathedral. On return the Legate presents the host from the balcony and the benediction ends the service.
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Vannuielli
Guard of Honor
Pontifical Mission
Gibbons Urges Catholics to Carry Church Across the Empire
London reports Cardinal Gibbons addressing the International Eucharistic Congress. He links English speaking Catholics across the globe, from England to America, highlighting shared faith, liberty, and missionary zeal. He praises Maryland's founding by English Catholics, the early U.S. church, and the enduring bond between England and America in promoting the Catholic faith.
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London
Cardinal Gibbons
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Kingdom of Heaven
United States
British Isles
Europe
Hough
Atlantic
Gregory
Augustine
Patrick
Alban
Bede
Anselm
Thomas
Canterbury
Peter
Pius
Cardinal Langton
John
Runnymede
England
Ireland
Scotland
American
Australasia
Canada
East Indies
Rome
British Empire
Winfrid
St. George
America
Australia
Marryland
Leonard Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Potomac
New England
Virginia
Maryland
John Carroll
Baltimore
Lulworth Castle
Dorsetshire
Thomas Weld
Holy See
Vatican notes Vatican anxiety over London Eucharistic procession
Rome reports Vatican concern over the London Eucharistic Congress procession, fears of prohibition and public incidents. It praises British liberty, questions motives of antiCatholic protests, and says the decision to abandon the procession was wisest to avoid conflict with the Anglo French entente.
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Rome
Vatican
London
Paris
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