Beveridge Opens Campaign At Carnegie Hall
Senator Albert J. Beveridge led the Republican campaign opening at Carnegie Hall with a long talk on business and the trusts. He argued great industries are natural and beneficial, urged regulation rather than destruction of big business, and pressed for a tariff plan and federal supervision to curb excess while promoting prosperity.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Carnegie Hall
Seth Low
Chauncey M. Depew
Dixie
Frank Cook
Livingstone County
New York
James W. Wadsworth
Saratoga
Hughes
Wadsworth
Beveridge
Bryan
Téxpert Business Men's Tariff Commission
Tas
Sherman Attacks Bryan Over Gold Standard in Union Square Speech
James S. Sherman addressing a noon meeting for the Commercial Travelers' Sound Money League at 37 Union Square labeled William J. Bryan an enemy of the gold standard. About 1,000 attendees applauded as Sherman accused Bryan of dreaming about free silver and warned of his potential presidency. He praised the gold standard as a GOP achievement and warned apathy could defeat Republicans, noting Democrats' propaganda as a sweeping forest fire.
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James S. Sherman
Commercial Travelers’ Sound Money League
William J. Bryan
Union Square
Sound Money Traveling Men
Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Pied Piper
Nebraska
Bryan
Republican Party
Women in the Campaign Open Taft Club HQ in New York
The Republican National Committee opens a Women’s Work headquarters at the Martha Washington Hotel. Mrs J Eilen Foster will speak next Tuesday, and Miss Helen Varick Boswell presides. Democratic women press on with Bryan support at the Waldorf-Astoria.
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Republican National Committee
Parlov Kk
Martha—Washington
East Twenty-ninth Street
Taft
Sherman
New York
Martha Washington
J. S. Oo
Port of
Women’s Democratic Club of
Waldorf-Astoria
Hoffman House
John
Crosby
Bryan
Margaret Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Harriet Johnston Wood
Hughes to Receive Nomination Notify at Union League Club
Gov Hughes and Republican State ticket candidates will be notified of their nomination at the Union League Club in Brooklyn at 4 PM. They will attend a dinner and then address meetings in Clermont Avenue Rink Academy of Music and Prospect Hall. State Convention chair Elvin Root announced the notifications committee.
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Union League Club
Brooklyn
Clermont Avenue
Thhe Academy
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Baltimore
Camp Taft
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Lenox Assembly Rooms
Second Street
Bingham Nominated Governor Despite Refusal at NH Dem Convention
George H. Bingham of Manchester was nominated by acclamation for governor at the New Hampshire Democratic Convention in Concord despite a letter and telegram from him declining to permit his name to be considered. The convention platform condemns Republican extravagance and Boston and Maine Railroad methods in politics and transportation. Meanwhile in Brooklyn Frank W. Foley and Joseph E. Wainwright filed an appeal from an Appellate Division ruling over McCarren recognition of inspectors for primaries and general election.
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N.H
George H. Bingham
Manchester
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Bingham
Boston &Maine
Frank W. Foley
Desraw Street
Joseph E. Wainwright
Fortyeighth Street
Gould Divorced Charge Details Move for Specificity
Justice Giegerich heard Frank J. Gould’s motion to make Mrs. Gould’s absolute divorce complaint more definite. Mrs. Gould’s counsel argued the case would be clearer if the co respondent’s name and exact acts in North Sidney Cape Breton and 305 West Fifty eighth Street were specified with dates April May or June 1907 or later.
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Giegerich
Supreme Court
Frank J. Gould
Gould
Henry L. Sprague
West Fifty- Eighth Street
Dover boat builder sues Cuba for 22000
John T. Smith a former Dover and South Streets boat builder sues the Cuban Government for 22000 owed at the outbreak of the Spanish American War for building boats. He has since retired and seeks payment plus claims to have fitted two warships that did good service during the revolution.
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John T.smith
Dover
South Streets
Mr. Smith
Open Shop Continues as Union Representation Rejected
Walter Drew of the National Erectors Association reports Allied Iron Associations will not have the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's Union on the General Arbitration Board, reaffirming the open shop policy. The Erectors' Association offers 140 dollars for information on dynamite outrage arrests.
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Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
Allied ‘Iron Associations
Alied Iron Associations
Housesmiths
General Arbitration Board
Aaa
Erectors’ Association
Tillman and McLaurin Feud Tangles Roosevelt Link
Longstanding Bid for Democratic loyalty in South Carolina lies behind letters between McLaurin and Archbold. Tillman’s accusations of Republican sympathy fueled a rift, prompting talk of resignations and a Roosevelt endorsement, then a 1902 floor clash and a stalled judgeship offer.
McLaurin declines to comment on Eldridge letters
Ex Senator McLaurin said he has no formal statement on the correspondence involving John Archbold and Eldridge. He notes his past railroad role and states he is not taking part in current politics, opposing Bryan while praising Roosevelt.
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United States
John L. McLaurin
South Carolina
John D. Archbold
Benjamin Ryan Tillman
Tillman
McLaurin
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
John Davis
the Times
Wasington
Presdent ‘Roosevelt
Europe
Renneuttsville
S.C
John Archbold
W.R. Hearst
Eldridge
Brunswick & Firmingham Railroad
Knickerbockers Trust Company
Me“Laurin
Bryan
Mc“aurin
Fleming Amused by Standard Oil Letter on Senate Choice
Ex Governor A B Fleming of West Virginia, surprised by a Hearst press-released letter linking Standard Oil to selecting a successor to Senator Faulkner, says he had never heard his name mentioned for the seat. He served as governor from 1858 to 1802 and was then a Standard Oil attorney when the letter was written.
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Fairmont
West Va
A. B. Fleming
West Virginia
W. R. Hearst
John TD. Archbold
N. F. Clarke
Pittsburg
Faulkner
Standard Oil Company
Fleming
Clarke
Nassau Republicans Renominate William G. Miller for Assembly
The Nassau County Republican Party renominates William G. Miller for Member of the Assembly. Miller has served four terms and is slated for a fifth nomination.
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Minieola
L. J
Republicans
Nassau County
William G. Miller
Public Service Hearing on Transfers at Major Staten Island Routes
The Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing on October 1 regarding the complaint by Charles N. Blair and others that the two H. H. Rogers transit lines in Staten Island fail to provide transfers at key intersection points.
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The
Public Service Commission
Charles N. Blair
H. H. Rogers Transit
Staten Island
District Attorney Denies Delay In Patrick Case
Jerome refused yesterday to discuss the charge by Albert T. Patrick about the delay in trying Myers and Short. Assistant District Attorney Garvan, who tried Patrick, said there had been no delay but what was unavoidable. He noted trials for Myers and Short were postponed until Patrick's appeal and his case were decided.
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Jerome
Albert T. Patrick
Myers
Short
Garvan
Patrick
Princeton Freshmen Triumph in Nassau Hall Rumble
In Princeton New Jersey on Sept 25 freshmen and sophomores clashed in a daylong series of student pranks. After noon elections at Dickinson Hall the sophomores barred entry, leading to a broad scuffle. Thomas Swan won the freshman presidency with Hart as vice president and Frank Harper as secretary.
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New York Times
Princeton
N.J
Nassau
Dickinson Hall
Thomas Swan
Baltimore
Lawrenceville
St. Br
J. Hart
Exeter
Frank Harper
Trenton
Valet Demands Cash From Employer in Court
Captain Charles Wheelock presided as Alfred Festa the English valet pressed General Sessions for more than five dollars for sundries on a transatlantic voyage. Festa had earlier pleaded guilty to stealing 100 dollars in careworn cravats and jewelry from broker Henry T. Carey. Judge Swann ordered a building search for Festa. if found he faced prison, but he vanished.
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Charlie Wheelock
Alfred Festa
Atlantic
Festa
Henry T. Carey
West Seventy-third Street
Carey
Wheelock
Evelyn Thaws Picture Sale At County Court House
Sheriff Foley orders sale of a seized portrait labelled by Harrington Mann and linked to Stanford White. The 12 by 14 brass framed image shows Mrs Thaw in a girlish outfit from Trial period. Proceeds stem from a civil claim by Elise Hartwig against wares and credit.
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Mrs. Thaw
Isolation Emphasized in Tuberculosis Conference
Dr Robert Noch, discoverer of the tuberculosis bacillus, urged strict isolation for TB cases at the International Conference on Tuberculosis in Philadelphia. Other speakers from Europe and America discussed quarantine power and public health measures to protect society from contagious disease.
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Philadelphia
Robert Noch
Russia
Germany
Ir. von: Leube
Wurzebors
Pannwitz
Berlin
Guinard
Paris
Baradat
Carres
Calayette
Pasteur Institute of
Lille
Farrard
New York
Biggs
Health Department of
Wnirehner
Lawrence Flick
Dixon
Pennsylvania
van Sternberg
Washington
Mechanical Dentists Organize Union Demanding Higher Wages
L. J. Weinstein, an east side labor organizer and mechanical dentist, forms the Mechanical Dentists' Union. The group plans wage hikes as graduate dentists control mouth impressions and fitting of crowns bridges and plates.
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L. J. Weinstein
East Side
Mechanical Dentists’ Union
American figures on Berlin visit before departure to New York
Andrew D. White visiting Berlin for the first time since retirement as ambassador. He travels from Hamburg where he has been taking the waters and sails October 1 on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to New York. Henry P. Fletcher and Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing are also visiting Berlin.
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Berlin
Andrew D. White
Germany
Hamburg
New York
Henry P. Fletcher
Pekine
John J. Pershing
Graefsky Is Sentenced for Robbery in the Third Degree
Judge Malone in General Sessions yesterday sentenced Harry Graefsky of 276 Delancey Street to nine years six months to ten years in State Prison on his guilty plea to robbery in the third degree. Graefsky forced a watchman to undress and held him naked at gunpoint from 4 P.M. to 5 A.M. while accomplices loaded $4000 in goods and fled in a truck.
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Malone
Harry Graefsky
Delancey Street
Graefsky
Coin Found in a Fish Backbone in New Jersey
Nellie Case, a servant for Mrs. Oliver Byron, found a nickel embedded in the backbone of a butterfish while preparing lunch in Long Branch. The fish, bought at Capt. Joan Hennessy’s market, prompted Capt. Hennessy to state he cannot explain the coin’s origin but believes the fish swallowed it.
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Long Branch
N. J
Nellie Case
Oliver Byron
Joan Hennessy
Hennessy
Judge Rules Mittenthal Must Support Wife Amid Luxury Claim
Justice Gerard of the Supreme Court awarded Mrs. Ethel Mittenthal alimony of 152 dollars weekly and counsel fees of 2000 dollars while her suit against Carry E Mittenthal, a theatrical manager, for abandonment proceeds. The ruling centers on his promise to maintain her in the luxury to which she was accustomed despite his admitted lavish honeymoon expenditures and his limited income.
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Gerard
Ethel K.mittenthal
E. Mittenthal
Supreme Court
Mittenthal
Klopf
Herc
Hig
Paris
Han
Garard
Freight rate on cider reduced after hearing
Public Service Commissioner Martin S. Devker presiding at a Nassau Street hearing yesterday secured a freight rate cut on cider from Maidwaicks L. I. to this city from af. to 37.5 cents per case. Hiram Paulding of Huntington protested that the Long Island Railroad had raised its rate from 2 to 57.5 cents.
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Martin S. Devker
Lod Nassau Street
Maidwaicks L. I
Hiram Paulding
Huntington
Long Isher
Flour Mill to Double Buffalo Output
The Washburn Crosby Company plans a new Buffalo mill with 655 barrels daily capacity. The project aims to double Buffalo production and push total company capacity beyond 40 000 barrels.
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Buffalo
Washburn-Crosby Company
Mil
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