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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1908

Page

17

Dinner at Tappan's Hotel Honors Hart-Agnew Effort

An invitation announces a September 3 dinner at Tappan's Hotel Sheepshead Bay to honor the partial success of the jury in stamping out racetrack gambling. County Judge Dike and officials including clerks and District Attorney staff attend. Governor Hughes is invited to join the event hosted by Kings County July and August grand juries.

Tappan’s Hotel Sheepshead Bay Dike District Attorney's Office Hughes Kings County New York A'S Hotel

Canvass shows Hughes as preferred Governor in State wide vote

Success Magazine reported 1,084 life subscribers across New York cast ballots on August 17. Of 709 total votes, 613 chose Hughes as first choice, with 81 Democrats voting Hughes and 35 independents also backing him. Independent Republicans and other groups largely favored Hughes, while second choices varied or were not selected.

Life Success Magazine Hughes New York State Edward E. Higgins Chanler Repub Wadsworth White Woodruff Root Bruce Coler Littleton Stanchfield Harrison Gaynor Schurman Whalen Independence League Party Prohibition Party Howard Hoag New York

CUPS GIVEN TO TAFTS AT HOT SPRINGS RECEPTION

Hot Springs Virginia hosts farewell to William H Taft with three inscribed silver cups for Mr and Mrs Taft and their son Charles at a Homestead reception Burr McIntosh lectures on Secretary Taft in the Orient Auld Lang Syne Dixie and other tunes mark the tributes Judge Lorton escorts gifts to Taft and culminates in a ceremonial procession Taft Labor Virginia rally prospects are discussed with Taft hoping to win votes from ex Confederate soldiers and local Democrats.

The Tribune Hot Springs William H. Taft Old Dominion Taft Auld Lang Syne Horace Lorton Tennessee South Howard Carroll New York John McAnerney Mr. Taft McAnerney Dixie Lurton Walter L. McCorkle Virginia Goshen William J. Bryan G. Brown Allen Staunton Bath County Allen Hite Allen Congress Augusta Sherman Judge Taft Ohio

Willcox denies Hughes renomination story

Public Service Commission chairman William R Willcox refutes a publicity agent claim that Governor Hughes would withdraw if a successor of his type were chosen He says he is unalterably in favor of Hughes renomination and predicts Hughes will be the Saratoga convention nominee and be reelected in November.

William R. Willcox Public Service Commission Hughes Willcox Feirhaven Mass White Mountains Luther Saratoga

Organization meeting backs Hughes renomination in Troy

At the organization of the newly elected Republican County Committee on Aug 27 resolutions were adopted endorsing Governor Hughes for renomination.

Troy Republican County Committee Hughes

Albany Delegates Nominate Gaus for State Controller

Delegates to the Republican State Convention at Saratoga were chosen to represent Albany County's three Assembly districts with instructions to back Mayor Charles H. Gaus of Albany for State Controller. No Governorship action was taken. State Committeeman Barnes and ex-Deputy Attorney General Danforth E. Ainsworth are included. Delegates favorable to State Committeeman P. E. McCabe were elected to represent Albany County at the Democratic State Convention.

Albany Saratoga Albany County Charles H. Gaus Barnes Danforth E. Ainsworth P. E. McCabe

Names of State Finance Chairs T: Hitchcock announces finance chiefs for states

Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee revealed appointive chairs for state finance committees, naming Joseph W. Congdon in New Jersey E. T. Stotesbury in Pennsylvania John W Weeks in Massachusetts Henry F Lippitt in Rhode Island and Seth M Carter in Maine A first Eastern executive meeting is set for today and weekly sessions continue through the campaign.

Hitchcock Republican National Committee New Jersey Joseph W. Congdon Paterson Pennsylvania E. T. Stotesbury Philadelphia Union League Club Massachusetts John W. Weeks Newton Rhode Island Henry F. Lippitt Providence Maine P. D. Barker Alabama Straus Department of Commerce and Labor National Committee H. F. Alexander Alaska-Pacific Steamship Company Tacoma Wash National Headquarters Pacific Coast Bryan Taft Sherman Washington Neck of the Woods California P. J. McCumber James Kennedy North Dakota

Sherman Heads to Oyster Bay for Conference on Campaign

At Roosevelt and McKinley’s request James Sherman left Utica for Oyster Bay to meet the President and the Republican leaders for a conference on the congressional campaign. He said the trip will be his last business before returning to duties.

Utica Roosevelt McKinley Republican Congressional Committee James 5 Sherman Oyster Bay Congressional Committee Sherman Bellow

Follette Named For Congress In 34th District

Buffalo August 27 The Democratic Convention in the 34th District nominated William H Follette mayor of Tonawanda for Congress The county convention endorsed Bryan Kern and pledged support to the national ticket Also nominated were Sheriff Alderman Henry F Jorge District Attorney Frank A Abbott and Henry F Fink for Superintendent of the Poor Delegates to the state convention were named for the 24 and 3d Assembly Districts with Jones Owen J Burns Joseph Felts and others elected.

Buffalo Democratic Congress Willeam H. Follette Tonawanda Henry F. Jorge Frank A. Abbott Henry F. Fink Bryan Kern Thomas Rome Jones Owen J. Burns Joseph Felts Sheehan J. D. McMahon A. R. Kessinger

Taft and a Square Deal for Railroads

Theodore P. Shonis president of the Clover Leaf and Alton roads urges railroad officials and workers nationwide to back Taft. He argues Taft supports reasonable railroad regulation, opposes government ownership, and would deliver a square deal essential to transportation and national prosperity.

The Tribune Chicago W. EL. Taft Theodore P. Shonis Clover Leaf Alton Roads Shants Mr. Taft

Fairbanks Offers Services to Republican State Committee

Indianapolis August 27 Vice President Fairbanks placed his services at the disposal of the Republican State Committee and expressed anxiousness that the state be carried for the Republican ticket.

Indianapolis Fairbanks Republican State Committee

Opening Rally in Vermont in Strong Theatre

Burlington Vermont August 27 Leslie M Shaw former Secretary of the Treasury and Judge Henry C Ide formerly Governor General of the Philippines spoke at a Republican rally in the Strong Theatre. Congressman D J Foster presided over the event.

Burlington Leslie M. Shaw Secretary of the Treasury Henry C. Ide St. Johnsbury Philippines D. J. Foster

Governor Harris appoints A. G. Denman Attorney General

Columbus August 27 Governor Harris announced at the State House that A G Denman the Republican candidate for Attorney General will fill the vacancy created when Wade H Ellis became assistant to the U S Attorney General Ellis has not yet resigned officially to the Governor Denman is named as the new state attorney general to replace Ellis who moves to federal service.

Columbus Ohio State House Harris A. G. Denman Wade H. Ellis United States Ellis

Gompers on Labor in Politics

Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, meets labor leaders and outlines the federation's political stance. He notes 2,000,000 wealth producers unemployed since last October and argues against a permanent army of unemployed while urging remedial anti trust legislation for workers. He stresses independence from any party and calls for unity after the election.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor John Mitchell Gompers United States Supreme Court Executive Council

Assembly Nominations in Erie Leaders Renominate Most Seats

Buffalo Aug 27 Republicans of Erie County elect delegates to the State Convention and nominate Assembly candidates in eight districts. Orson J Wetmert 24 District John Lord O'Brien 3d District George J Arnold 3d District? William Milligan 4th? Frank Ruskiewicz 6th District Robert H Reed 7th District Clarence MacGregor 8th District Frank Bret Thorn 9th District The 4th District adjourned without a nomination with most incumbents renominated except in the 5th 6th and 9th districts.

Buffalo Erie County Orson J. Wetmert John Lord O’brien George J. Arnold William Milligan Frank Ruskiewicz Robert H. Reed Clarence MacGregor Frank Bret Thorn

Parker Renominated by Genesee County Republicans

Batavia N Y Aug 27 Fred B Parker was renominated for member of Assembly at the Genesee County Republican Convention yesterday No resolutions were passed.

Parker Batavia N. Y Fred B. Parker Genesee County

Haileyville mine blast toll reaches twenty nine dead

Macalester Oklahoma Aug 27 rescuers finished work at Hailey (Okla) mine No 1 Haileyville where a fatal explosion occurred yesterday twenty nine bodies had been removed leaving a grim toll for the disaster authorities reported today

Macalester Okla Hailey (Okla Haileyville

Burchard Named Republican Governor Candidate for Rhode Island

Roswell B. Burchard ex Speaker of the Rhode Island House of Representatives has been chosen to head the Republican ticket for Rhode Island governor. He lives in Boston and Gloucester and has a legal residence at Little Compton Rhode Island.

The Tribune Providence Aus Roswell B. Burchard Rhode Island House of Representatives Boston Gloucester Rhode Island Hughes New York Little Compton R. L

Parson and Hughes Renomination Faction Faces Strain

Republican leaders opposed to Governor Hughes plan to deny renomination while avoiding obvious defeat. Parsons has shifted to blaming the people, while upstate allies fear an anti Hughes coalition. A meeting of the state committee signals sharp clashes over reapportionment and the Hughes issue.

Hughes Sherman Hitchcock National Committee Parsons Oyster Bay William L. Ward Westchester Woodruff State Committee Adirondacks New York Upstate Republican Club

Mack as Peacemaker in New York Feud

Democratic National Committee chairman Mack arrived in the city to urge peace between Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy and Senator Patrick H. McCarren. Talks focused on party strategy and finances, with Mack promising not to dictate while signaling expected East campaign leadership and reliance on small donations.

Norman E. Mack Democratic National Committee City Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Delmeonteo’s New York Patrick H. McCarren Brooklyn Mack Tammany Murphy Metarren William J. Conners State Committee McCarren Hoffman Pennsylvania Indiana Democratic Party

Cox and Toms Named for State Offices at Republican Convention

Charlotte delegates nominated J Elwood Cox of High Point for Governor and Charles F Toms for Lieutenant Governor. The platform implicitly challenges Democratic statewide prohibition policy. The ticket aims to appeal to conservative business interests, highlighting Cox as a wealthy industrial leader and pioneer in state development. Nomination also placed candidates for all state offices.

Charlotte N. C J. Elwood Cox High Point Charles F. Toms Cox

Union head to run against Denby in 1930s era Detroit race

Detroit Aug 27 Will iam D Mahon president of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes was selected as the Democratic candidate for Congress to oppose Edwin Denby whose open shop stance last fall prompted the bid Lucking declined to run again with Mahon set to face the incumbent in the upcoming race

Tribune Detroit Edwin Denby William D. Mahon Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes Congress Lucking

Cannon to Open Indiana Campaign in Marion County

Indianapolis August 27 Speaker Joseph G Cannon will open the Republican speaking campaign in Indiana in Marion County on the night of September.

Indianapolis Joseph G. Cannon Indiana Marion County

Maids to testify on Annis Hains visits and boasts

Affidavits from two captains Hains maids will testify at the trial about Annis visiting Mrs Hains at the fort in daytime and details of an alleged intimacy. Curtis, a Princeton lawyer, claims to have heard Annis boast of relations with Mrs Hains and is presenting statements to support the defence. District Attorney Darrin may seek a lunacy commission for Captain Hains if psychiatrists report impairment.

Mrs. Hains Peter ©. Hains William E. Annis Captain Hains Annis Boston Fort Hancock General Hains Tribune Washington Bayside Yacht Club Two Brothers Darrin Hains Yacht Club Shay McIntyre Charles A. Curtis Princeton New York Cuba Baltimore Mr. Curtis Eugene Young Queens Second Department Jerome Darris Hains Brothers Long Island City Queens County Army Hughes Halas Manhattan Stamford Bayside Yachtlab William E Annis Darrin Tat New York City Anais Pat

Escaped Convict Recaptured After Escape From Penitentiary

Philadelphia August 27 John Berger the convict who escaped from the Eastern Penitentiary Den yesterday by scaling a thirty foot wall was captured at Chester fifteen miles from here after an exciting chase in which he was shot through the hand by a policeman Berger says that after his escape he rode through the heart of this city on a trolley car in his prison clothes

Philadelphia John Berger Chester Berger

Conners to Head Erie Delegates to State Convention

Buffalo August 27 State Chairman William J Conners was unanimously chosen to lead the Erie County delegation to the Democratic State Convention. He addressed the delegates at a dinner tonight in Buffalo before departing for New York City.

Buffalo William J. Conners Erie County Mr. Conners New York

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Qhio W. R. Willcox Post Brom Elijah Postum Cereal Company, Limited Rattle Creek, Mich W. H. Follette MR. Fairbanks Vermont NEW Attorney General OF LABOR Party Assembly Erie Oklahoma Burchard R. I Parsons and Hughes Mack AS North Carolina Denby Cannon Ruppert Niagara Falls Watkers Niagara Grand Central Station N.Y L. F. Vosburgh General Eastern Broadway Cor Madison Square Beast Curtis Redman Knox Fifth Ave. Cor 40Th St Fifth Ave 25Th Broadway Singer Building
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