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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

3

Chanler gains ground in Murphy Conners New York race

Rochester dispatch reports Chanler supporters pressing hard at the Democratic gubernatorial fight. Murphy and Conners meet to discuss candidates as Chanler’s strength rises with delegates, while McCarren and Sulzer backers maneuver for positions and scraps over state offices continue amid delegations from Clinton and Essex counties.

New York Times Rochester Charles F. Murphy Tammany Murphy Conners McCarren Chanler Whitcomb House Seneca Whitcomb Daniel F. Cohalan

Sidelights at Rochester at the state convention crowd

Senator Patrick H. McCarren of Brooklyn dominates the Rochester convention scene drawing large crowds in the Whitcomb House lobby and on city streets. Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall also draws attention at the Whitcomb grillroom.

New York Times Rochester Patrick H. McCarren Brooklyn Whitcomb House

McKinley Warns Americans of Japanese Economic Peril

Congressman McKinley of California warned at the Metropolitan Temple that Asia's industrial rise threatens U S manufacturing. He cited Japan's cheap labor, low wages, land grants, loans, and subsidies, plus imports undercutting American goods. Ohio’s Ralph D Cole echoed anti Bryan free silver views as Socialists voiced their case.

Congressman McKinley California Metropolitan Temple Seventh Avenue Fourteenth Street Asia Marquis Ito Gladstone Japan Marquis United States Manchuria McKinley China Europe Ign America Texas Ralph D. Cole Ohio William J. Bryan

Tigers Off For Convention With 1500 Tammany Delegates

About 1,500 Tammany Democrats left New York by six special trains to Rochester for the state convention. Delegates from numerous districts boarded three main sections led by Mc Avoy, Hagan, and Murphy. Additional trains carried Harlem and Bronx delegates as food wagons filled Vanderbilt Avenue.

Rochester Grand Central Station Tammany Vanderbilt Avenue Thomas F. McAvoy James J. Hagan Arthur H. Murphy Bronx 125Th Street Harlem New Yok Central Erie Railroad Lehigh Valley Fourteenth Street Smith Tammany Hall Tammany Braves

Choice Rooms and Good Roomers Advertised in New York

The New York Times promotes roomers and boarders connecting refined liberal homes. Advertisements routed through American District Telegraph branches and 500 agencies across Greater New York. Substantial reductions offered on three and seven time insertions. telephone 1000 Bryant.

New York Times American District Telegraph Co New York Bryant

County Chairmen Hopeful For Bryan Across Up-State Counties

Rochester dispatch reports a surprising Bryan sentiment among up-state counties with Democratic chairmen saying many Republican farmers and 1896 1900 voters are returning. County leaders from Chautauqua Monroe Oswego Otsego Broome and others cite labor agitation Prohibition shifts and past margins narrowing as evidence of a possible Democratic gain this fall.

New York Times Rochester Bryan THE TIMES William H. Fox Brockton Chautauqua Chanler Howard T. Mosher Monroe County Democratic Committee McKinley Roosevelt Hearst Hughes Main Street George H. Carley Cooperstown Otsego County Otsego W. W. Farley Binghamton Broome Bryant

Committee Unseats McCarren Delegates In Kings Race

Delegates aligned with Senator McCarren were blocked from the temporary Kings roll as 45 to 6 vote against McGuire supporters. Ex-Judge Morgan J. O'Brien named temporary chairman of the convention to be called at noon tomorrow. Conners hedges Chanler nomination while Hauser is favored for State Treasurer. A permanent county chairmen group was formed to coordinate campaign canvassing.

Whalen William Schuyler Jackson Whitcomb Jackson Conners Murphy Erie Adam Smith Chanler McCarren Bird S. Coler Pat John A. Mason New York Democratic State Committee Orange County McGuire Senator McCarren James F. Fleming Francis J. Molloy Troy George E. Wankenna Ogdensburg William B. Harper Seneca Falls Daniel Sheehan Elmira Louis P. Fuhrmann Buffalo Doyle Eee Oneida Herkimer County Chautauqua County Morgan J. O’brien Deleed Thomas B. Heffernan Dunkirk Julius Hauser Hauser Washington Civil Service Commission Commission Post Office Department J. H. Rhinehart Denver Col E. W. Hill W. R. Phillips Goolsboro N. C Hill

No Trouble at Cleveland Schools Begin Fall Term

Police were on guard at Cleveland area schools in Collinwood after threats by some parents tied to last March fire, but no disorder occurred as the fall term started.

Cleveland Ohio Collinwood

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