Chanler in Lead Aly Out of Rage Open Convention
Rochester dispatch reports Lieut. Gov. Chanler leading the Democratic gubernatorial field at the State Convention with W. Caryl Ely quitting the race. Ely’s departure shifts momentum toward Chanler as Sulzer and Adam boom efforts gain strength. Ellison and Jackson lurk as possible late entrants while leaders expect a clearer plan after tomorrow’s arrival.
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New York Times
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N. Y
W. Caryl Ely
Buffalo
Ely
George W. Batten
Niagara County
Murphy Off to Rochester with Tammany Delegation
Charles F. Murphy leads a Tammany Hall delegation including Daniel Cohalan and others toward Rochester on the 11:20 train to assess the political field for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Luce urges party unity at Rochester as multiple trains carry delegates to the convention.
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Rochester
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Home Rulers May Make War in New York Convention
Senator Patrick H. McCarren arrives with home rule Democrats as he resists harmony plans for the convention. He vows to fight for his rights first and says talks with State Chairman Conners aim for a square deal for McCarren delegates. A potential move to elect a new State Committee is reported.
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Kings County
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Denver
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Brooklyn
Whitcomb House
Miles to vote for Bryan in stark party switch
H C Miles of Westminster a brother of Gen Nelson A Miles says he will bolt the Republican ticket and vote for William Jennings Bryan citing the treatment of his brother by the Adams administration. Miles spoke with Rev I D Blanchard in Worcester. Albert E Henschel, head of the Conference of Citizens, says both parties will be urged to adopt a plank demanding transport policy changes in the state.
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May pick Democrat for Senate seat at Rochester
Rochester dispatch reports the Democratic State Convention may nominate a U S Senator to succeed Thomas C Platt. Will Sulzer urged popular vote for Senators, while platform aims to avoid criticising Gov Hughes race track reforms. Attacks target Coney Island five cent fare veto and two cent mileage veto amid NYC transit concerns. A Cleveland image decorates the hall as a rallying symbol.
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New York Times
Rochester
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William Sulzer
Sulzer
Monroe County
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Fuller
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Rockland
Chanler
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Coney Island
New York City
Whalen Talks Defeat and Tobacco Roots in Rochester
Secretary of State John S. Whalen, trying for renomination, says he does not care to win or lose. He recalls selling tobacco on the road to illustrate his resilience while meeting a friend at the Whitcomb House. Judge John D. Lynn, hailed as a booster, is quietly building support in Rochester as an attorney general candidate. A prominent out of town visitor notes Rochester’s bustling business scene and asks if the city felt the panic.
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Rochester
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Monroe County Organization
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Buffalo
New York Times
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Whitcomb House
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Chamber of Commerce
Businessmen Rush to Rebuild League as Bryan Threat Looms
Philadelphia leaders from the Union League and Manufacturers' Clubs warn that Republican apathy across states aids Bryan. The National Business Men's League faces revival within two weeks as financiers plan to fund the national campaign. Prominent figures John anameker Rudolph Blankenburg Nathan T Folwell and many others urge renewed party effort to safeguard the GOP.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt Not To Stump For Taft In 1908 Campaign
Oyster Bay Sept 13 The President denies plans to stump for Taft stating he is too busy with official duties and will not take an active part in the campaign. Preparations continue for his Washington departure on the 22d and for the Roosevelt children's schooling. Archie will depart for Groton Mass to resume studies while Quentin attends Washington public schools. Theodore Jr has graduated from Harvard and Kermit intends Harvard after a hunting trip.
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Exhibition and Sale of Silks and Velvets Designs
Exhibition and sale featuring the latest weaves and colors in silks and velvets with Paris designs for model gowns Latin Ondoyant Cashmere de Soie Crepe Meteor Persian and Cashmere Silks showcased to buyers and designers in a packed showroom.
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