Kings County Berri Nominated for New York Governor
Kings County delegation votes 101 to 36 to back William Berri of Brooklyn as its Governor nominee at the Republican Convention. The session discusses anti Hughes strategy, platform lines, and potential Brooklyn moves while urging unity for the ticket.
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Hughes
Root
Roosevelt
Taft
Odell
Black
Ward
Westchester
New York City
Woodruff
Kings County
William Berri
Berri
Chicago
Kings
Herbert Parsons
New York
New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
William Serri
Brooklyn
United States Hotel
Jacob Brenner
Gov. Hughes
United States
Oatege
Henry Weisman
Fifth Assembly
Welsman
Weisman
Michael J. Cady
Albany County Taft-Hughes League reports strong Hughes support
The Taft-Hughes League of Albany County opened headquarters in Saratoga and released a mail survey of Albany City voters. Of 3,180 replies on Hughes for Governor, 2,750 favored and 48 opposed. Unenrolled voters favored continuation of Hughes 589 to 148, and Democrats 598 to 152. Total replies 4,667 with 3,937 for Hughes and 730 against, a 3,207 majority.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Taft- Hughes League
Albany County
Albany City
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
League
Albany
Gov. Hughes
Organizers Form American Railroad Employes and Investors Association
Prominent railway officials and labor leaders establish a group to improve public perception, secure fair returns for capital and labor, and seek hearings before legislatures and commissions on railroad rules and operations. Members include Morrissey, Stone, Garretson, Hanrahan, Earling, Yoakum, Davidson, Harris, Harahan, Shonts and Trumbull.
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Chicago
American Railroad Employes and Investors’ Association
P Morrissey
Grand Master Brotherhood of Railroad
Warren S. Stone
Grand Chief
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
John J. Hanrahan
Grand Master Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
A. J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
B. F. Yoakum
Brisco System
A. J. Davidson
Frisco System
George B. Harris
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central Railway Company
T. P. Shonts
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
Frank Trumbull
Colorado & Southern Lines
Convention Hears Root and Hughes Battle at Saratoga
Saratoga N Y Sept 14 delegates gather for the Republican convention with little enthusiasm. Elihu Root named temporary chairman, speaks on direct primaries and law enforcement while Hughes opposition mobilizes. Woodruff adjournment move sparks clashes as factions jockey for control.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N._Y
Angel of Peace
Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
Taft
Sherman
United States
Depew
New York County
Brooklyn
Woodruff
Kings
Beverly Robbins
Herbert Parsons
Roderick Decker
Elihu Root
Root
Hughes
Mr. Root
Roosevelt pressed to back Hughes renomination at convention
Special dispatch from Oyster Bay details President Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb coordinating with Secretary Root, Ward, and Representative Cocks to secure Gov. Hughes's renomination. Roosevelts orders to whip dissenters into line and ensure decisive action, with Loeb communicating via phone and the Sagamore Hill wire.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Loeb
Moore
Sagamore Hill
Saratoga
Root
William L. Ward
W. W. Cock
Ward
Mr. Cocks
Roosevelt
Mr. Loeb
Cold Spring Harbor
Lloyd's Neck
Hughes
Woodruff
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Forster
Hughes Like Roosevelt Expected To Lead Republican Faith
Saratoga N Y September 14 Elihu Root Secretary of State and Republican State Convention chair applauds Gov Hughes parallel to Theodore Roosevelt. He asserts two administrations shared direct public appeal and firm law enforcement, condemns Bryan attacks and warns against Democratic reform aims and a Cleveland era backlash.
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New York
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Middle West
Youngstown
Horace White
Syracuse
Mr. Root
Gov. Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
William H. Taft
Grover Cleveland
Saratoga
N. Y
Elihu Root
Lincoln
United States
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Major Coke Land Deal Expands Pittsburgh Holdings
A $1.5 million coke land deal in Green County near Washington County shifts the center of the local field. J W Thompson sells 5,000 acres to a Pittsburgh syndicate led by Julian Kennedy and E H Jennings, expanding holdings to 11,000 acres. The plan includes rapid development and competition with United States Steel Corporation, with Pennsylvania Railroad eyeing line extensions to the field.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
J. W. Thompson
Julian W Kennedy
E. H. Jennings
Green County
Washington County
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Auto Runs Down Boy and Injures Another in Stamford
Frederick Arnold, eight, is hospitalized with a fractured skull after being struck on West Main Street by motorcar owner E C Tooker of Larchmont driving his son’s car. A red mud guard caused the impact. Earlier, Patrick Reed suffered a broken left leg when hit by Dr Charles A Groves of East Orange New Jersey on West Main Street. Groves and Mrs Groves were returning from a seven week car trip. their driver Olaf Swenson was arrested.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Frederick Arnold
E. C. Tooker
Larchmont
West Main Street
Charles A. Groves
Main Street
East Orange
N. J
Patrick ‘Reed
Dr Hill to Name Ship at Bremen Launch
The American Ambassador David Jayne Hill will officiate at the launch ceremonies of the North German Lloyd Company's ship George Washington in Bremen on October 18.
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Bremen
David Jayne Hill
German Lloyd Company
Ache
George Washington
America
Financial ads volume rises for NYT in early 1908
The New York Times published 426,272 lines of financial advertisements in the first eight months of 1908, about 27,000 lines more than the same period in 1907, and more than any daily newspaper worldwide, despite excluding objectionable ads.
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Resolutions Committee
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W. C. Hecht
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Charles J. Boyd
Thomas Hunt
Victor M. Allen
G. N. Southwick
Freank J. Lefevre
Nash Rockwood
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C. S. Symonds
P. W. Cullinan
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