Republicans Pleased As Governor Hughes Considers Re nomination
Republicans praised Governor Hughes after his declaration that he would seek renomination if the convention nominates him. Party leaders face no firm opposition, with many expecting a strong vote for both national and state tickets. Club officials and national figures expressed strong support, predicting Taft and Sherman tally in New York.
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Hughes
Chicago
Republican Club
Saranac Lake
Reuben L. Maynard
Club
New York State
Taft
Sherman
Union League Club
Williem N. Ward
Herbert Parsons
Republicancounty Committee
Lenox
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Nantucket
Manhattan
Wadsworth Seeks Comment On Governor Hughes Statement
Rochester July 2 James Wadsworth Jr Speaker of the Assembly asked about Governor Hughes statement. When told of the evening release he replied that he had no comment to make at the moment. Geneseo is his home.
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Rochester
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Geneseo
Assembly
Hughes
Taft Passes Through Albany Undisturbed at Night
William H. Taft traveled through Albany on the way to Cincinnati and, after arriving late, refused to be disturbed by reporters seeking his views on Governor Hughes's renomination. He had retired for the night when the train reached the city.
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Albany
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Hughes
Blacksmith Williams Seen As Possible Texas Governor
Telegraph report from Austin notes R. R. Williams a Cumby blacksmith is likely to be nominated by the Texas Democrats for governor as the primaries approach. Incumbent T. M. Campbell seeks a second term amid unpopularity over radical laws. Williams, a "plain people" figure, gains ground with voters while state-wide prohibition looms and brewing interests spend to block reforms.
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Tribune
Austin
Tex
R. R. Williams
Texas
T. M. Campbell
Williams
Cumby
Texas Seioone
MR TAFT VISITS MANHATTAN DURING WESTERN TOUR
Presidental candidate William H. Taft spent a day at the Hotel Manhattan amid asteady stream of state and county leaders congressmen and private citizens. He described visits as courteous not conferences and said he would focus on national politics rather than local issues. Taft planned a return to Cincinnati and Hot SpringsVa after election events with a final note on needing more rest before September 1.
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Manhattan
William H. Taft
Oyster Bay
Cincinnati
Judge Taft
William L. Ward
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
William 8. Bennet
J. van Vechten Olcott
William Nelson Cromwell
Otto I. Barnard
Rosalsky
Marshal Henkel
Ferdinand Eidman
Internal Revenue
William Halpin
Herbert Parsons
Taft
Sydney Goodacre
Republican County Committee
Panama
Cromwell
Henry W. Taft
Hotel Plaza
Fifth Avenue
Grand Central Station
Lake Shore
New York
Hot Springs
Mr. Taft
Taft arrival in Cincinnati to be notified Tuesday
Telegraph dispatch from Cincinnati reports the public will learn of Taft's presence officially on Tuesday when a reception committee meets him at the Binton Hotel and he is guided to the Taft home. A military escort, plus governors and senators from nearby states, are expected, with Arthur Vorys and National Chairman Hitchcock to confer with the candidate.
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The
Tribune
Cincinnati
Citizens’ Committee
Taft
Binton
Charles P. Taft
Torrence Read
Linton
R. 8. Reynolds
General Committee On
Fred D. Grant
H. C. Corbin
Taft Home
Willson
United States
W. O. Bradley
Kentucky
Louisville
Foreker
St. Louis
Chicago
Arthur Vorys
Frank H. Hitchcock
Political Strategy Mentioned for Southern Electoral Votes
The article notes plans to discuss the southern political scene at a future date as Mr. Hitchcock commits to a campaign aimed at securing electoral votes in certain states. The context points to strategic maneuvering within the broader rational campaigns.
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South
Hitchcock
Bryan Mounts Truck in Omaha Rally on July Fourth
W J Bryan left Lincoln for Chicago with ex governor John Osborne and a corps of correspondents. In Omaha he mounted a baggage truck and addressed a brief crowd, praising Mississippi’s returns and noting expected support. He predicted a united Democratic Party and warned Republicans face deficits and panics.
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Omaha
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Chicago
John Osborne
Wyoming
John Sharp Williams
Bryan
READY TO SELECT CHAIRMAN
Thomas Taggart and Nathan Cole, Indiana and California delegates, arrive to attend the Democratic National Committee meeting to pick a campaign manager. Other sub committee members and W J Bryan with his running mate J W Kern are expected. Taggart says the chairman choice will be discussed when the meeting opens.
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Chicago
Thomas Taggart
Nathan Cole
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
California
W. J. Bryan
J. W. Kern
Taggart
National Committee
Off for Chicago Sunday Delegates head for Chicago on special train from New York area
More than a hundred delegates from greater New York and nearby counties will depart Weehawken at 10 in the morning on a New York special bound for Chicago to attend the National Independence Convention. The group favors a third party ticket and includes leaders from Kings County Westchester Nassau Queens and Richmond. Maryland DC and Connecticut delegations may join the same train. Arrangements plan a band and a non sectarian religious service aboard a car with the delegates staying at the Palmer House.
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New York
Weehawken
Chicago
Charles E. Gehring
W. J. Taylor
Kings County
A. P. Delcambre
Westchester County
John L. Lindsay
Queens
Otto Heintzman
Richmond
Maryland
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
New England
Palmer House
New Jersey
Connecticut
J. D. Bush
Independence Party
Committee of Arrangements
Republican leaders meet in Chicago for Hitchcock conference
Republican leaders from eight states gather at the Auditorium Annex to confer with Frank Hitchcock, RNC chairman. Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Kentucky will send committeemen and state central committee leaders. Hitchcock travels from Colorado Springs after a Western states conference and plans to oversee Western headquarters opening August 1 in New York and a larger Eastern conference later.
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Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Frank Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
State Central Committee
Hitchcock
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Central States
Cincinnati
Taft
Hot Springs
New York
Republican Campaign Management
Independence Party Convention Names Temporary Officers
Chicago July 24 sub committee on arrangements of the Independence party named temporary officers for the July 27 national convention. Temporary chairman W R Hearst of New York temporary secretary W A Deford of New York sergeant at arms Frank Brust of Illinois. Full committee to ratify. two sessions likely. Delegates to be called to order at 8 pm Monday with presidential and vice presidential candidates to be named Tuesday afternoon.
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Chicago
National Committee
Independence Party
W. R. Hearst
New York
W. A. Deford
Frank Brust
Illinois
Hearst
Sherman Notification Date Delayed to August
Utica telegrams report Congressman Sherman asked if ceremony for his official nomination could be delayed to August 10 to 15. He replied that receiving the notification then would be agreeable.
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Utica
Sherman
Burrows
Bryanism in Indiana in the labor issue debated
In Indiana the DEMOCRATS face resistance from business leaders and unorganized workers over Denver platform labor laws. Rail and mining interests rely on state courts. organizers fear national anti injunction effects. Manufacturers groups unite across parties, influencing votes in November amid divisions over unions and policy.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Denver
John Mitchell
Baker
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
Miners Union Declares No Pledge to Parties
National President Lewis of the United Mine Workers told District No. 1 delegates that the union is not political and cannot pledge miners votes to any party. No new developments were reported in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western switchmen situation.
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Scranton
Penn
Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
District No. 1
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
McCarren vows win or tear down rivals in Brooklyn feud
Senator McCarren declares victory in the end and warns Brooklyn Democrats will resist outside control from Tammany Hall. James Sinnott and Thomas Byrnes stake anti McCarren lines, denying any pact with outside groups, while Byrnes returns from the West amid police farm purchase questions.
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Senator McCarren
Queens County
Charles F. Murphy
Queens
McCarren
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Democrats
Tammany Hall
James P. Sinnott
anti-McCarrenites
Ms Burden
Thomas F. Byrnes
11Th
Metz
Judge F Prouty Nominated Over Hull In 7th District
Des Moines Iowa July 74 by a vote of tis to stg the delegates in the 7th District Republican convention yesterday nominated Judge F Prouty for Representative in Congress over Congressman J A T Hull. Hull claims the convention acted without authority.
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Hull
Des Moines
Iowa
Tis
Judge F. Prouty
Congress
J. A. T. Hull
Women in Tombs Case Reveals New Testimony in Gould Divorce
Miss Mabel MacCauslan testifies at cross examination in the Gould divorce case alleging a plot to manufacture evidence. Julia Fleming, who has turned state's witness, is sent back to the Tombs after offering a confession. Prosecutors note corroboration by Mrs. Fleming and Blanche Hate while defense seeks to prove prior knowledge of rumors before discussions with Mrs. Teal.
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Mabel MacCauslan
Frank J. Gould
Mousley
Ben Teal
Julia Fleming
Miss MacCauslan
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Maurice B. Blumenthal, Who Began the Cross-Examination of Miss MacCauslan
Corrigan
Mrs. Teal
Miss de- Voe
Coungel
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Blanche
Miss McCauslan
Miss Fleming
Cardozo & Lathrop
Smythe
Blumenthal
Zotti
Gould
Sullivan
Mr. Blumenthal
Harlem
Ethel Conklin
Fifth Avenue
Goulds
Mr. Hart
Mists MacCausland
Bessie Devoe
Prohibition Nominee Chafin Promises Nationwide Ban
Eugene W. Chafin, presidential candidate for the Prohibition party, spoke in nine towns near Chicago about enforcing a nationwide prohibitory law. He urged a Congress to pass the act and warned that if communities refuse to obey, he would call out the militia the army and the navy to enforce the law across American territory.
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Chicago
Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition Party
United States
Drowned man at Asbury Park drowned in surf near hotel
Joseph Hall twenty five a Belmar hotel employee drowned in the surf opposite the Hotel Columbia Asbury Park N J He dove from a jetty struck his head and was stunned guards recovered his body after twenty minutes of diving Hall unmarried and wed in Baltimore Maryland
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The
Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Joseph Hall
Columbia
Belmar
Hall
Baltimore
Prankish Court Tussle Over Subpoena At Adams Court
In Brooklyn yesterday Edward Braet west 9th street Manhattan refused to heed a subpoena to appear before a grand jury over anti betting laws at Brighton Beach racetrack. Assistant district attorney Bilder faced delayed compliance as Braet, aided by lawyer Jacob Eupern, defied the order, leading to arrests and a courtroom clash with bookmakers and police. The matter raised questions about grand jury minutes and the legality of betting practices as Judge Dike adjourned the cases for further action and possible indictments upcoming Monday.
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Adams Court
Brooklyn
Ansistant
Bilder
Plan Jury
Edward Braet
Wan West 9Th Street
Manhattan
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Eider
Jacob Euperin
Ellpern
Tighe
Eliperin
Euperin
Brach
Grand Jury
Elder
Brawl
Thomas Ruth
Bischoffs
William Wills
Ruth
Dike
Justice Bischoff
Matthews
FE. J. Callahan
Callahan
Court of Appeals
Wills
Train wreckers foiled near Plano Illinois
Tramps thrown from a Bure Singter train at Plano fifty miles west of Chicago are believed to be the authors of an attempt to wreck the eastbound fast mail due in Chicago at 3 30 a m. Steel rails and ties were piled on the tracks in two spots but for a freight train hitting the obstruction the mail would have been ditched.
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The
Tribune
Aurora
Plano
Ill
Chicago
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Creston
William J. Bryan
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Hastings
Red Ooak
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Mr. Bryan
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Mr. Hitchcock
Pennsylvania
McArren
Mise Fleming
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Ben Lindsay
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