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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1902

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Odell Campaign Rally in Prospect Hall Brooklyn

Governor Odell capped a Brooklyn rally with sharp attacks on Hill and a defense of Republican policy. Mayor Low and Lt. Gov. Woodruff led the appearance as Odell urged re election to advance Roosevelt era policies and lower state taxes through indirect taxation.

Odell Prospect Hall Brooklyn Hill David Bennett Hill Mayor Low Woodruff Ferris Band

Governor Odell Defends Tax Policy in Brooklyn Speech

Governor Odell delivers a campaign address praising Republican tax measures. He rebuts Democratic attacks, touts indirect taxation benefits for New York City, cites state revenue, liquor and franchise taxes, and savings bank taxation as safeguards for thrift and city finances.

Devel Brooklyn New York Albany Commonwealth Republican Party New-York City of New York City Board of Estimate City of New York

The British Commons Party Unity in Education Drive

London dispatch notes Conservative majority solid in the Commons as Balfour pushes the Education bill. Irish Land and redistribution plans loom, Rosebery and Nonconformists drift, and Labour topics on taxation of land rise. Foreign affairs center on Chamberlain in Africa and German industrial struggles amid political jitters.

New-York Tribune the Tribune Association London House of Commons Lord Hugh Cecil Balfour Hugh Cecil Charles Wyndham A. MacDonnell Lord Rosebery Henry Campbell-Bannerman Gladstone Edinburgh Chesterfield Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Birmingham London Times Newcastle-on- Tyne Liberal Daily Chronicle Chamberlain South Africa Labouchere Josephus Africanus Africa Potsdam Portugal England Danish West Indies Russia Portuguese East Africa Germany

Osborne Gives It Up In Molineux Cross Examination

Assistant District Attorney Osborne concluded a brief cross examination of Roland B. Molineux in the Criminal Branch Supreme Court after six hours last Friday and about fifteen minutes yesterday. The witness stood calm as questions about his marriage and gifts were posed, and two handwriting experts later contradicted prosecution testimony.

Osborne Roland B. Molineux Molineux Supreme Court Mr. Osborne Molinéux Lindsay Parker Brooklyn

Odell Campaign Address Calls for Republican Victory

Governor Odell appeals to voters at Republican State Headquarters in New York City urging support for the GOP ticket. He argues pro business policies under McKinley and Roosevelt have fueled prosperity and warns a Democratic victory would shrink investment, values and employment across the state.

Odell Fifth Avenue Republican State Headquarters Dunn Republican State Committee Platt Woodruff Fox Republican Newburg Brooklyn George W. Dunn Fifth Avenue Hotel State of New-York New York Empire State Congress McKinley Roosevelt Coler

Grout’s Attack on State Lunacy Diet Sparks Debate

At a Democratic mass meeting in Binghamton Edward M. Grout criticized Governor Odell for cutting hospital diets to meet costs. He claimed beef rations dropped to 9.8 to 10 ounces daily and eggs to half an egg per patient, despite later statements denying major changes. Dr. Wagner confirmed minor adjustments since a Lunacy bill but said egg allowances remained roughly as before.

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Outlook for Congress in Election Year

Washington reports indicate Republicans will maintain control in both houses. Senate majority likely 16 to 20. House majority 16 to 56. Sixty-six districts deemed doubtful, with Republicans favored in many. Democratic table projections questioned as party seeks a wave, while apathy dulls turnout and factions in Wisconsin influence the race.

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Odell Predicts 50000 Republican Victory In Election

Governor Odell mounts a forceful forecast asserting a fifty thousand Republican plurality in the upcoming election and confident control of both state and national chambers. He claims the GOP will win the state ticket with large margins and dismisses Democratic claims as buncombe.

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