New York Republicans Back Hughes Boldly for Chicago
Delegates and alternates from statewide and district levels, under New York rules, were urged to support Governor Hughes at Chicago. Borough President Cromwell pushed adjournment to April 10 as Colonel Treadwell avoided press, while Louis Payn derided preinstructed delegates as foolish politics. General Woodford hailed the move as uniting the party for Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Richmond
Stewart L. Woodford
The
Hughes National League
Republican Party
New York
Hughes
Chicago
Political proxies and signatures list with named figures
The document records several individuals with numbered identifiers and names. It notes proxies held for various figures including Michael J. Cady Cornelius V. Collins John F. O'Brien Francis Hendricks and John G. Wickser among others in a Buffalo Troy context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Brenner
Michael J. Cady
Victor L. Allen
Cornelius V. Collins
Troy
George R. Malloy
John F. O’brien
Ray B. Smith
Francis Hendricks
Postmaster Greiner
John G. Wickser
Buffalo
Hustling for Hughes in 15th District primaries
The Republican Organization Club of the 15th District led by president Charles W. Lefler urges enrolled Republicans to back the Hughes standard in the March 31 primary. It accuses Quigg Gilman allies of collusion with Tammany Hall and highlights past district victories and endorsements from civic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Organization Club
15Th
Charles W. Lefler
Hughes Standard
Quigg-Gilman
Tammany Hall
Taft Carries Guilford In Key County Race
Washington dispatch reports Taft supporters gaining strength in Guilford County North Carolina birthplace of Speaker Cannon as Taft backers align with Roosevelt era politics. Raleigh's Wake County Republican Convention endorses Roosevelt administration and assigns delegates to back Taft for President.
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Washington
Guilford County
N. C
Cannon
Rodenberg
Illinois
Taft
Raleigh
Wake County
Roosevelt
Swinging Jersey for Taft
Trenton march report states Governor Fort and New Jersey Republican leaders agreed on a national convention slate favoring Taft for president. The delegation at large reportedly includes Fort, Griggs, Briggs, and Baird with Murphy a possible substitute for Baird.
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Tribune
Trenton
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Taft
United States
Kean
Briggs
Murphy
David Baird
Fort
Griggs
Baird
First Taft Association Formed in New Jersey
Hackensack Republicans organized the first William H. Taft Association in New Jersey. The group met at Mackay & Mackay to pledge support for Governor Fort as Taft's running mate. Officers include President John S. Mackay and Secretary Lyle A. Skinner with several vice presidents and other officers named.
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Tribune
Hackensack
N. J
Hackensack Repub
William H. Taft
New Jersey
Mackay & Mackay
Governor Fort
John S. Mackay
Lyle A. Skinner
James M. Harkness
Walter Scott
W. F. Farr
W. B. Mackay, Jr
Be, K. Conrad
Republican County Committee Sets Spring Convention Dates
The executive committee met at No 12 East 30th street and fixed Assembly District conventions for delegates to the State Convention on Tuesday April 7 and Congress District conventions on Thursday April 9 to elect delegates to the Chicago Convention. A primary call for March 21 was issued with the representation basis.
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Republican County Committee
State Committee
East 30Th Street
Chicago
Gray Campaign Begins with Delaware Delegation HQ
Judge George Gray of Delaware claims the Democratic Presidential nomination effort with Delaware and New York support. He secures Savoy Hotel space for a Gray campaign center, while later reports say he will not attend Denver personally and his son will not attend the convention. Delaware’s six delegates will back Gray, with ex Judge Marvel directing the campaign.
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Denver
Tribune
George Gray
Delaware
Savoy Hotel
New York
Gray Campaign
the Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Judge Gray
Andrew C. Gray
Marvel
Anti Bailey Men Meet In Texas With Protests
A crowd of about five thousand delegates gathered in Waco to oppose Baileyism and block Senator Bailey from attending the Democratic National Convention. They adopted resolutions condemning the Democratic State Committee, nominated delegates at large and presidential electors, and pledged six thousand dollars to an anti Bailey campaign. A scuffle left men bloodied after an attempt to pin anti Bailey badges on Bailey’s campaign manager.
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the Tribune
Waco
Tex
Democratic State Committee
Cone Johnson
Tyler
O. T. Holt
Houston
Cullen F. Thomas
Lee Young
Stephenson
Roger Q. Mills
Corsicana
Alexander W. Terrell
HM. Carnes
A. M. Kennedy
Bailey
Socialists Turn Down Labor Party Fusion Bid
The National Executive Committee of the Socialist party rejected a joint conference with the Socialist Labor party to nominate a single slate for national state and municipal offices. De Leon Socialists protest the decision while predicting blame if the fight resumes. Amalgamation would have backed William D Haywood for president. Some De Leon leaders expect the national convention to overturn the NEC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Socialist Labor Party
de Leon
William D. Haywood
Bryan says no comment on Minnesota Johnson move
William J. Bryan declined to comment on Minnesota Democrats undersigning Governor Johnson as a presidential candidate. He showed more interest in New York Republican support for Governor Hughes. Governor Johnson, arriving at the Capitol, refused to issue a statement or indicate when one might come.
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Louis F. Payn
Taft
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
George W. Aldridge
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Minnesota
Johnson
Bryan
New York Republican Committee
Democracy
St. Paul
Capitol
Iowa Society of New York Dinner Set at Plaza Hotel
The third annual dinner of the Iowa Society of New York will be held at the Plaza Hotel on Saturday evening March 21 at 6 30 o clock. Speakers include Governor Hughes Governor Cummins Senator J S Delliver Representative Frank O Lowden Judge John F Dillon J S Runnells and J R Sullivan.
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The
Iowa Society of New York
Plaza Hotel
Hughes
Cummins
Iowa
J. SP. Delliver
Frank O. Lowden
John F. Dillon
J. S. Runnells
J. R. Sullivan
Morton Club Elects Officers at Brooklyn Meeting
The Levi P. Morton Club unanimously endorsed Governor Hughes for President. Ex-Alderman John Wirth was re-elected president for the thirteenth consecutive year at the new clubhouse on Stuyvesant avenue and Decatur street. Officers elected include James Z. Pearsall and Peter J. Doyle as vice presidents, Charles F. Leonhard as secretary, Edward A. Clark as financial secretary, N. D. Pearsall Jr. as recording secretary, William Wentz as treasurer, Edwin S. Pelham as sergeant at arms, and directors David D. Convert George N. Hanna and Edward R. Dimick. The club, organized fourteen years ago during Morton’s governorship, has admitted forty members since January 1.
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Levi P. Morton Club
Hughes
Stuyvesant Avenue
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
John Wirth
James Z. Pearsall
Peter J. Doyle
Charles F. Leonhard
Edward A. Clark
Burrian Withdraws From Siegfried Role At Met Opera
At the Met Opera last night Carl Burrian retired from the Siegfried title role due to vocal condition concerns. Andreas Dippel stepped in and earned strong recalls from the audience after the performance.
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Siegfried
Metropolitan Opera House
Carl Burrian
Andreas Dippel
Father Dauffenbach Dies at 65 in Brooklyn Parish
The Rev Father Peter Dauffenbach longtime pastor of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church on Montrose Avenue Brooklyn died yesterday after an apoplexy during Sunday Mass. Born in Germany he came to the United States as a boy and was ordained Monsignor four years ago. He was sixty five.
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Peter Dauffenbach
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic
Montrose Avenue
Brooklyn
Father Dauffenbach
Germany
SUES MORSE DIRECTORS
The case details losses and alleged improper actions by Morse, Flagler, Havemeyer, Curtis, Gates, Schwab, Chapin, Thompson, and Charles T. Barney in handling stock purchases and loans for the National Bank of North America and related entities. It catalogs large claimed losses from American Ice Securities, Mallory Steamship, Chase National Bank stock, Delaware & Hudson, Lands Purchase, and Wall Street Exchange Building Association holdings, with amounts estimated not less than substantial six-figure sums.
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Morse, Flagier
Havemeyer
Curtis
Gates
Schwab
Chapin, Thompson
Charles T. Barney
American Ice Securities Company
National Bank of North America
New York
Morse
Leslie E. Whiting
Commission
Whiting
Morse, Flagler
Havemeyer, Curtis
Morse, Flagler, Curtis, Gates
Mallory Steamship Company
Chase National Bank
City of
Losgy
Morse, Flagler, Havemeyer
Curtis, Gates
Delaware & Hudson Company
Morse, Flagler, Havemeyer, Curtis, Gates
Flagler
Lands Purchase Company
Iwi
Wall Street Exchange Building Association
New England Cotton Makers Plan Three Month Curtailment
Principal cotton manufacturers across New England agree to extend curtailment of normal production for three more months to avoid overproduction. New Bedford and Fall River factories push to continue reductions while Lowell and Manchester follow the plan. Market action hinges on upcoming Fall River meeting and evolving demand projections.
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Boston
New England
New Bedford
Manchester
N. H
Fall River
Lowell
Williams
Southworth
Fire department wins appeal on safety appliance mandate
W T Beggin leader of the bureau of fire appliances secures authority to force installation of safety gear in private and public buildings. The Hoffman estate trustees were ordered to install ceiling pipes at No Warren Street, linking to an exterior fire hose attachment above the sidewalk. Appellate Division upholds a $5 penalty for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Beggin
Bureau of Amxiliary
E. A. Hoffman
Warren Street
Second Acro Club of America Dinner March 11
The second annual Acro Club of America dinner will take place March 11 at the Hotel St Tegis. Speakers include Dr. Willis L. Moore of the Weather Bureau, Harvard’s Professor Roteh, and Blur Hill Observatory director Hyde Dark. Moving pictures of recent aeronautical achievement will be shown.
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Acro Club of America
St Tegis
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Roteh
Harvard University
Blur Hill Observatory
Hyde Dark
Maas McCready Sykes
Frank Lahm
Johnson Sherrick
The
Aero Club of Ohio
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Louis Payn
Fassett
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Charles W. Anderson
Charlie
Charles H. Betts
Wayne
Hotel Astor
Treadwell
John J. Bartlett
Henry Jacquillaré
Wis M. Swaser
Jacob A. Livingston
S—F. J. H. Kracke
Tothy L. Woodruff
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Charles H. Murray
Samuel
Koenig
William Haptn
John S. Shea
Benjamin
Opel Ir
William Barnes, Jr
Horace GS Tennant
John K. Stewart
Daniel F. Strobel
John T. Mott
Raymith
George W. Dunn
Charles i Betts
A O’brien
H de Bragga
Tr Douglas
Samuel Nerulenlteh
Moses McKee
William H. Ten Eyck
William L. Ward
John A. Merritt
John Grimmer
Frederick Greiner
George H. Witter
Guilford
County
Indorses
Tribune Bureau
N. J. Taft Association
Berlin
Paris
London
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Australia
New Zealand
Weber
Steck
Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Aeolian Company
Fifth Ave
34Th St
Gray
Labor Party
National Executive Committee
Bryan and
Morton Club
Burrian
Sues Morse
Elliott
Yard Constable Co
Mousquetaire Grace Gloves
Brussels
Oriental Rugs
Broadway
Arnheim
B’way
Aero Clus
Horner
R. J. Horner & CO
Furniture
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W. 24Th St
Amory
Jerome
William N. Amory
Atorney Jerome
King Committee
Amt
Metropolitan Street Raiway
Ace
Frederick van Reden
Holland
Civic Forum
Cannes
van Heder
Walden
Wien
Ives
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