County Republicans weigh governor endorsement after postal poll
John Henry Hammond of the 20th predicts President Parsons will declare public sentiment favors endorsing the Governor before the county committee meeting. He notes the district postal card canvass shows Hughes leading for president 599 to 319 over Taft, with Taft second choice 293 to 184 for Hughes and 350 for Root.
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Parsons
John Henry Hammond
Lehmaier
Republican County Committee
Hughes
Taft
Root
Real Delegates Seen for Hughes After Taft Letter
James S Lehmster warned Parsons and urged 25 delegates pledged to Governor Hughes. Ex Senator Brackett, Brooklyn leaders Kracke and Eugenie Travis voiced support for a Hughes united delegation, arguing Taft’s letter strengthens Hughes in New York. The aim is a strong Hughes majority at the primary and convention.
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James S. Lehmster
Taft
Parsons
New York
Hughes
Chicago
Brackett
Merimeons
Mr. Taft
League
Brooklyn
F. J. H. Kracke
Vth
Picayune
Eugenie M. Travis
Postmaster Roberts
Ith
Parson
Woodruff
Taft Delegates Elected in Oklahoma District
Guthrie Okla Jan 3 The Republican convention of the 4th Oklahoma District at Coal Gate yesterday endorsed Secretary Taft and elected two delegates to the national convention. These are the first Republican delegates elected thus far.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Coal Gate
Taft
Supreme Court hears challenge to Bronson primary election
Columbus Ohio January 23 The Supreme Court heard arguments this afternoon in a suit testing the validity of the Bronson direct primary for delegates to the state convention. The suit was filed at the suggestion of Taft political headquarters. A decision was expected today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Bronson
Republican State Committee
William H. Taft
Nevada police bill introduced in Senate
Cursor Nev January 3 reports a state police bill being introduced in the Senate and slated for a vote the next day. It is expected to pare the Senate but face House opposition, though final passage by the House is probable.
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Senate
House
Politicians See Unity in Hughes Camp Across State
Albany reports indicate Governor Hughes's position solidifies sentiment in his favor. Taft's letter and county voting trends push leaders to align with Hughes, though factional fights for party spoils loom. Hughes refrains from comment, accepts national speaking engagements, and keeps to official duties as campaigns shape up.
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Tribune
Albany
Hughes
Taft
Parsons
New York
Kings Counties
Barnes
Woodruff
State Committee
New York State
Boston
New England Drygoods Men's Association
Tremont’temple
Brown University
New England
Republican Club
Amen Corner
Ohio Society
Lincoln
Union League of
Brooklyn
Washington
Chicago
Lincoln Club
Hughes State League
William Barnes, Jr
Hughes Men Meet in Queens Borough Rally
At a Queens Borough Hughes League meeting in the Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange Jamaica last night a full hall urged Governor Hughes as the Republican presidential nominee. Colonel William M. Griffith praised Hughes as a competent fearless governor who can carry New York and is not a mere Roosevelt tag.
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Hughes League
Queens
Washington Street
Jamaica
Governor Hughes
William M. Griffith
Queens County Trust Company
Black
Hughes
Griffith
Roosevelt
Wyoming County Indorses Hughes for President Nomination
Warsaw New York January 23 Governor Charles E Hughes received Wyoming County Republican Committee backing at a committee meeting held yesterday regarding the forthcoming Presidential nomination contest.
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Wyoming County
Indorses Hughes
Warsaw
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Tariff Reform Dispute Among Democrats Criticized by Bryan
Lincoln Neb Jan 23 The Tribune reports an forthcoming Bryan editorial attacking Democrats who push tariff reform above all else. The piece accuses some party members of ties to railroad interests and trusts and notes rank and file support for tariff reform alongside broader concerns beyond tariffs.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Democratic Party
Boost Club Shouts for Hughes at Fourth Annual Dinner
Governor Hughes wins strong support from Boost Club members at the Hotel Astor dinner last night with President Roosevelt urged as the future head of the ticket. Taft drew sparse cheers while Norman Hapgood and other speakers criticized the legal system and city governance.
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Hughes
Taft
Hotel Astor
Charles F. Moore
Roosevelt
Metz
Hie
Brooklyn
Holy Cross Cemetery
Canarsie
Norman Hapgood
Seth Low
Charles 8. Whitman
James E. Russell
Hugh McC. Birckhead
H. O. Hetstand
Thomas Darlington
Roy L. McCardell
Only One Man, Says Foraker, Will Continue Delegates Fight
Cincinnati, Can. Senator J B Foraker declared the Republican delegate contest would proceed despite reports that key supporters were deserting him. He cited former Lieutenant Governor Harding switching to Taft and said the call for primaries was illegal and burdensome. The fight will continue in districts unless the Supreme Court grants a fair state convention call.
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Cincinnati
Can
J. B. Foraker
Harding
Taft
Foraker
Supreme Court
Staff to accompany Speaker at Ninth Regiment review
Albany Jan. 2 The Governor will send uniforms and gold braid with Speaker Wadsworth for the Assembly when he represents Governor Hughes at the review of the 9th Regiment N G NY in New York City. Adjutant General Nelson TH Henry tendered the staff services. General Henry Colonel Selden E Marvin Major Frederick P Moore and Captain W R Fearn will serve with the Speaker.
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Albany
Wadsworth
Assembly
Hughes
9Th Regiment
New York City
Nelson TH. Henry
Henry
Selden E. Marvin
Frederick P. Moore
W. R. Fearn
Fight on Leary Begun In Election Integrity Hearing
The Independence League sues State Superintendent William Leary over alleged impediments to arrest and voting fraud, with ex-Justice Clinch as referee. Testimony cites delays in arrests, Leary’s rebukes, and odd spending at a racetrack. Hearing resumes later with witnesses including Kelly and Silverman.
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Independence League
William Leary
Clinch
Hughes
Max F. Thmsen
Leary
General Bingham
Robert Allen Kelly
Lenox Avenue
Citizens Union
Nathan Vidaver
Vidaver
Whitman
Kelly
Henry Zimmerman
Park Avenue
Crane
No. Zimmerman
West 42d
Bill
Mr. Leary
Zimmerman
Mr. Kelly
Isaac Silverman
9Th Street
Brooklyn
Woodward
Silverman
Ahearn
Board of Estimate
Mayor May Push Droege To Resign
Mayor McClellan cannot remove City Magistrate Droege but plans to ask for his resignation amid issues over payments for suppressing a news story. The usual path requires Appellate Division charges and a hearing, as seen in a prior Brooklyn case where Justice Fitzgerald was urged to resign before the Appellate Division acted.
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McClellan
Droege
Justice Fitzgerald
Court of Special Sessions
Brooklyn
Fitzgerald
Appellate Division
Abolish Canal Appraisers Move Sparks Albany Debate
Senator Otto Foelker proposes two bills in the New York Legislature to abolish the three member Board of Canal Appraisers and replace it with an inspector appointed by the Superintendent of Public Works. The current appraisers include Harvey J. Donaldson, J. Edgar Learcraft, and George Bingham, all named by ex Governor Odell in 1903.
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Tribune
Albany
Otto Foelker
Kings County
Board of Canal Appraisers
Harvey J. Donaldson
Ballston
J. Edgar Learcraft
New York
George Bingham
Lancaster
Odell
Donaldson
Edgar T. Brackett
Hughes
Brackett
Donladson
Foelker
Frederick C. Stevens
Shaw Mulls Future Plans After Treasury Post
Washington dispatch reports Leslie M. Shaw ex secretary of the treasury, in town with his daughters for a White House reception, saying his day is his own for the first time in decades. He dismisses rumors of political runs and reorganization schemes, noting many ideas swirl but none decided.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
White House
Carnegie Trust Company
Treasury Department
Iowa
New York
Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Knickerbocker
United States Mortgage Trust
Windsor
Empire Trust
Marchers Put to Rout in Unemployed Parade
Chicago police clashed with a socialist led group seeking a downtown march of the unemployed. Dr. Benjamin L. Reitman and two followers were arrested after defying police orders, with several clashes and clubs used. No serious injuries reported as crowds dispersed and another lakefront gathering formed.
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Chicago
Benjamin L. Reitman
Reitman
Shippy
Lake Front
Michigan Avenue
Art Institute
Adams Street
Madison Street
Madigan Street
Schuettler
State Street
Jackson Boulevard
Clark Street
White
Mooney
Union League Club
Folk to begin campaign for Senate seat in February
Jefferson City Mo Jan 3 Governor Folk announced he would seek to unseat Senator Wadione and would open his campaign with a speech in the first week of February. Local officials and supporters anticipate a heated contest as Folk presses for change in Washington.
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Jefferson City
Folk
W Dione
Det
Joseph
Unemployed Demonstration at State House in Boston
Several hundred unemployed led by Morrison L. Swift assembled at the Massachusetts State House. Sergeant at Arms Remington warned them to seek work at the State Free Employment Bureau or aid at the Chardon Street Home. Walter L. Sears said applications were insufficient. sixty-six men applied and the crowd dispersed.
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Boston
Morrison L. Swift
State House
Remington
State Free Employment Bureau
Chardon Street
Swift
Walter L. Sears
U O P Students Riot At University Dinner
Four hundred University of Pennsylvania freshmen clashed with sophomores at Kugler's restaurant during the annual dinner. Police reserves arrived, five students taken to hospital with serious injuries, four arrested for inciting riot. The fight damaged interior, chandeliers, and furnishings, with dozens hurt or shaken.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Kugler
University Hospital
Harry ( Musser
Musser
Express
Kueler
Robinson
Pyle
Austrian Nobility Views Niagara On Vanderbilt Szechenyi Visit
Five members of the Szechenyi Vanderbilt bridal party toured Niagara Falls today. Count and Countess Denes Szechenyi, Count Stephen Szechenyi, Count Paul Esterhazy and Count Prezezdziecki joined carriage rides and a Canadian-side visit before returning to New York. Representatives from the Austro-Hungarian Embassy were expected at Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi wedding in New York, including Baron Hengelmuller and Baroness Hengelmuller among others. Ambassador Hengelmuller plans a Cuba trip in February for health reasons.
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the Tribune
Niagara Falls
Szechenyi-Vanderbilt
New York
Beltine
Denes Szechenyi
Stephen Szechenyi
Paul Esterhazy
Prezezdziecki
Washington
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Baron Hengelmuller
Hengelmuller
Louis Ambrosy
Moriz von Szent-Ivany
Baron F. Presudhen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Cuba
Third Day of the Hunt Sale Realizes Large Sum
Engravings etchings drawings and water colors from the late Mrs. A G Hunt fetched 4187 in three days at American Art Galleries. Prices ranged to 170 dollars for Palencia The Altar of the Visitation and 30 for Amiens Cathedral Interior with other notable pieces by Meder Hering Dowd Frogentin Haig Macbeth and Whistler.
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A. G. Hunt
Washington
Thomas E. Kirby
F. Meder
Raphael
Axel Haig
Amiens
D. Heller
Palencia
Schloss Zwirgenburg
Neckar
Max Williams
Whistler
Rotherhithe
W. B. Dowd
Eugene Fromentin
First Empire Furniture Sold at Fifth Avenue Galleries
First day sale of First Empire art furniture at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries No 546 Fifth Avenue realized 386990 dollars with bids from 250 to 50 American buyers secured most pieces from French government sales after the Commune. The sale featured French and English eighteenth century masters in art cabinets crystal and old French bronzes portraits by Wyant Moran Coffin Tyler Blakelock Tait and seventy paintings sold last night.
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Fifth Avenue
Wyant
Martin
Moran
Coffin
Tyler
Blakelock
Tait
Operation on former Miss Truax in Chicago
Mrs. Charles Stanley Albert formerly Miss Sarah Truax the actress underwent a successful appendectomy at Woman's Hospital in Chicago. The Alberts were married in the hospital yesterday. Doctors forecast a speedy recovery for Mrs Albert.
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Chicago
Charles Stanley Albert
Sarah Truax
Woman's Hospital
Abert
Albert
Blakeslee Vouches For Painting Portrait Questioned
Providence states Theron J. Blakeslee defends the Chatham portrait bought by General Rush Hawkins at Blakeslee Galleries New York as a genuine copy in the artist's best style and challenges any proof to the contrary in response to Charles Henry Hart of Philadelphia.
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the Tribune
Providence
Charles Henry Hart
Philadelphia
Chatham
Rush Hawkins
Blakeslee Galleries
New York
Theron J. Blakeslee
Fiat
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