Taft Triumphs in New York Across State Rally
The Revived Republican campaign in New York reports a predicted turnout surpassing 100 000 as Taft ends his Rochester trip with a strong showing.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1908
Page
1
Hughes Confident of Notable Victory in New York
Governor Hughes finishes upstate campaign with two Kingston meetings praising Republican governance. Odell predicts large victory while Hughes, stating gratitude for public interest, vows to uphold his pledge and push conservations, banking laws, and road legislation for voters next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
New York
Coforts
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Hughes
Kingston
N. Y
Orange County
Middletown
Newburg
Odell
Ulster County
Young Men's Christian Association
Gov. Roads
Public Service Commission
Hughes Odds Soaring Amid City Betting On Hughes Taft
At the Hoffman House and on Wall Street venues, Hughes attracted rising bets up to 2 to 1 in favor, with $15,000 wagered at 190 to 6 and smaller sums on Taft and Chanler. Reports noted light overall betting and mixed prices across newspapers and exchanges as opinions shifted on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman House
Hughes
Taft
Nughes
Wall Street
Standard Oil
Chanler
Stock Exchange
Hughes Wager Sparks $15,000 Bet Between Notables
In Baltimore on October 31 R. S. Turner and Jack Sturgis, prominent in New York and Baltimore sports circles, agreed to a $15,000 apiece stake on the New York governorship. The bet began at $1,000 and escalated by thousands until reaching the final amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
R. S. Turner
Jack” Sturgis
New York
Standard Oil suits served in Texas to oust firms
By a ruse of Attorney General Davidson of Texas service has been obtained on the Standard Oil Company of Indiana the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and the Union Tank Line Company in suits to oust them from Texas filed nearly a year ago. Suits for penalties aggregating 75 million dollars are being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Galveston
Davidson
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
New Jersey
Union Tank Line Company
East
Standard
Queen Victoria’s Enclente and Birth of Her Last Child
Madrid dispatch notes La Correspondencia TM reports Queen Victoria is enclente and that her last child was born on June 2 of the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
la Correspondencia
Victoria
Forecast of presidential election vote by Taft and Sherman
The Tribune forecasts next Tuesday's vote for President and Vice President. It lists 306 electoral votes assured for Taft and Sherman, 143 for Bryan and Kern, and 34 in doubt, with 242 needed to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opin
Ion
Taft
John B. Jackson Killed in Pittsburg Horse Accident
John B. Jackson, renowned Pittsburg financier and former state bankers chief, died after being thrown from his horse in Grant Boulevard. He was 64, a widower living with his daughter, and died an hour after the skull fracture was discovered at Pittsburg Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John B. Jackson
Grant Boulevard
Jackson
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
State Bankers’ Association
Cadet G Cook Ferebee Dies From Football Injury
Lexington Virginia October 31 cadet G Cook Ferebee of Virginia Military Institute died from a concussion after a tackle during a game against Roanoke College. The match was not completed. Ferebee, son of G B Ferebee of Norfolk, was left halfback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
G. Cook Ferebee
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Military
Roanoke College
Ferebee
G. B. Ferebee
Norfolk
Root Attacks Bryan as Hughes Support Grows in Lurland Meeting
Secretary Root drew loud cheers from over two thousand at Durland's Riding Academy lampooning Mr. Bryan's doctrines. He warned that electing the Democrat would crush confidence and business, honored Governor Hughes with a tribute, and cited eight alleged Bryan measures harming enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Cortland
Taft
Redtrote
Durland
Mr. Bryan
Sherman
Horace White
Root
Morse
Bryan
Bank of North America
American Tariff, the Requirement of Federal Licenses.” These Mr. Root
Secretary of State
Chanler
Academy
Imip
Broadway Parade Motors in Support of Taft Sherman
Thousands line Broadway to cheer Taft and Sherman as a vast Republican parade moves toward Fifth Avenue. The Business Men's Association leads trades and professions in decorated storefronts, flags, and song while Rear Admiral Coghlan and Judge Sherman receive enthusiastic attention from a crowd of spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
4Th Street
Judge Tait
Sherman
Business Men's Association
New York
Taft
Secretary Root
James S. Sherman
Root
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Madison Square
Astor House
Wholesale Dry Goods Republican Club
Central Dry Goods
Taft and Sherman Club
Georgia
Waverley Place
40Th Street
Admiral Coghlan
Max Schmittberger
Custom House
Judge Taft
West Side
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Dear Repubia
Jorn
Rochester
MR. Taft
United States
Pennsylvania
Bronx
Roosevelt
Empire State
William H. Tait
The
New York City
William H. Taft
Publican
Elmira
Waverly
Owego
Westershire
Binghamton
Whitney's Point
Marathon
Ithaca
Labor
Gompers
Convention Hall
Riechester
Ulysses
Andrew D. White
Germany
J. G. Shurman
Cornell University
Cornell
Mr. Teft
Bimbe
White House
David B. Hill
Mr. Tett
H. H. Woodburn Revera
Frémont
Orange and
Ulster
Mr. Odell
the Tribune
Secretary. Root
Tae Tribune
Spain
Bryar
Kern
California
York
Connecticut
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Delaware
Idaho
Oregon
Iowa
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Massachusetts
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Wyoming
New Hampshire
Democratic
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
Kentucky
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Virginia Ee
Neva
Colorado
Missouri
Maryland
Sme
Montana
Lurland
Dewey's
Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
MR. Root Riddles
Taft and
Coghlan
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