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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

Page

4

Steel Trust Denies Bryan Campaign Fund Claims

United States Steel Corporation and its directors rebuff Mr Bryan’s charge that the firm funds the Republican campaign. A director says no payments to the Republican National Committee have been made and no political pressure is tolerated within plants. The issue centers on disclosing officers and directors’ contributions, with officials noting law governs public disclosure and stressing independence from political lobbying.

United States Steel Corporation Mr. Bryan Delaware Taft Republican National Committee Bryan Steel Corporation TIMES Carnegie Hall Republican Committee Steel Trust Sheldon Republican National George R. Sheldon Republican Campaign Fund

Roosevelt Explains Why He Backs Taft for President

Theodore Roosevelt discusses his support for William Howard Taft in an interview, noting shared views on public service and opposition to the stock ticker mentality. He recalls their early White House meeting, Taft’s tact, and Taft’s role in his New York franchise tax fight, plus Taft’s breadth of experience.

Taft Henry Beach Needham Success Roosevelt Needham Civil Service Harrison White House Washington Iong Mr. Needham New York Police Board Navy First Volunteer Cavalry Rough Riders New York Cincinnati William H. Taft Outlook Philippines United States Ohio The Phiippines United States Supreme Court Supreme Court President Roosevelt Root Cuba Panama

Girl Survives 2500 Volt Shock After Pole Dare

Mollie Frank, 12, of 2623 Emerald Avenue, Chicago, survived a 2500 volt electric shock after climbing a pole and touching a live wire. Doctors say she will recover, and her case fuels debate over electric chair methods versus surgical execution.

Chicago Mollie Frank Emerald Avenue New York Ohio

20 Years For Theft Of Five Dollars In Robbery Case

Judge Malone in General Sessions yesterday sentenced Edward Jones to State Prison for nineteen to twenty years for robbing Paul Sacks at 57 Sixth Avenue of $5 after pinning his arms. John McManus alias Sweeney and Tierney received seven years for carrying burglars tools and was ruled an habitual criminal. Jones was a cook and acted with two accomplices on August 26.

Malone Edward Jones John McManus Sweeney and Tierney Jones Paul Sacks Sixth Avenue Sacks

Arrest of Lamplighters Chief Sparks Strike Action

Francesco Yannicola of 83 James Street, president of the Lamplighters' Union, held on $1000 bail for examination by Magistrate Moss in York Vine Court, charged with aiding and abetting an attack on Antonio Contola of 233 East 111th Street on August 20. The arrest appears tied to efforts by the street lighting company to break the lamp workers' strike.

Francesco Yannicola James Street Lamplighters’ Union Moss Yorkvine Antonio Contola 111Th Street Yannicola

Dr George W Clarke Buried

The funeral for Dr George Washington Clarke 92 oldest New York City schoolmaster was held yesterday noon at the Church of the Strangers on Fifty seventh Street near Eighth Avenue. Widow Mrs Mary Clarke 84, their three sons and two daughters, nine grandchildren, and more than forty former pupils attended and proceeded to Greenwood Cemetery. A former pupil George S Pike a lawyer recalled Clarke founding the Mount Washington Collegiate Institute and recalled Clarke teaching in his bedroom in Washington Square during the school’s early days.

George Washington Clarke New York City Church of the Strangers Fifty-seventh Street Eighth Avenue Mary Clarke Greenwood Cemetery West Eighty-Fourth Strees Mount Washington Collegiate Institute School Noah Plainfield N. J Washington Square Dr. Clarke Washington

Little Brown Jug at Kildare Novel Gaining Notice

The Little Brown Jug at Kildare is the striking title of Meredith Nicholson's new novel. The House of a Thousand Candles by Nicholson has been translated into nearly all Continental European languages and a Japanese edition is being considered. The Little Brown Jug at Kildare shows signs of repeating the success of Nicholson's popular predecessors.

Kildare Meredith Nicholson Europe

Taft to Speak Here as Hughes Out

Taft will address a Madison Square Garden meeting and a Brooklyn event on Oct 28, with Gov Hughes speaking in New York City the same day. The National Committee plans a broader East campaign and a West tour for Taft backers as Cummins and Herrick praise Taft and Ohio and Iowa shift toward the Republican ticket.

William H. Taft Madison Square Garden Brooklyn Hughes Republican County Committee Hitchcock Republican National Committee Parsons Middle West National Committee Frank H. Hitchcock Beveridge Indiana Pacific Coast Montana Dakotas Oregon Portland San Francisco Kansas Nebraska Iowa Illinois Chicago Ohio Charles P. Taft Henry W. Taft A. B. Cummins Hitchcock Y Cummins Taft Bryan United States Gov. Cummins West Myron T. Herrick Republican National Baat

How Taft Quit the Bench

Passaic N J Sept 18 At a political meeting John V Griggs former U S Attorney General described urging Taft then a U S Circuit Court judge to resign to govern the Philippine Islands He recounted telegraphing Taft to come to Washington Taft asked what it was about Then Griggs urged him toward the Philippines promising future high offices Taft refused accepting only after completing the assigned work and later joined the Cabinet as questions about his court seat and future rise lingered.

Passaic N. J Whitehead’s Opera House John V. Griggs United States William H. Taft United States Circuit Court Philippine Islands Griggs McKinley Mr. Griggs Taft Bryan Mr. Taft Sue- Court Supreme Court Ohio

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