Governor Wins Assembly Seats in Direct Primary Shift
The piece reports gains for direct primary supporters in upstate New York as Assembly candidates pledged to Governor Hughes reform. It notes margins for Speaker Wadsworth and other incumbents shifting, several defeats over direct primaries, and the expected Assembly composition of 94 Republicans and 56 Democrats. It also covers mayoral races in Albany Syracuse Troy Buffalo and Utica with party winners and margins.
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Jesse Phillips
Allegany County
Howard
Tioga County
Charles C. Sackett
John Raines
Assembly
Ontario County
Sanford W. Abbey
Abbey
Goveror Hughes
Sackett
Ontario
Onondaga County
Assembly Cities Committee
J. ©. Roberts
Roberts
Hammond
Assemblyman
Martin
Seneca County
Niagara County
T. T. Feeley
Philip J. Keller
Robert L. Rice
Wadsworth
Waddell
Warren County
Daniel P. DeLong
William E. Scripture
Justice of the Supreme Court
Edgar &. K. Merrell
Lewis County
Albany County
William Barnes, Jr
James B. McEwan
George
Albany
Rochester
Hiram H. Edgerton
Edward Schoeneck
Syracuse
Mann
Troy
Louis P. Fuhrman
Buffalo
Utica
Frederick Gillmore
Thomas Wheeler
Political Names List From 1910 Assembly Ballot
A fragmented roster of state assembly candidates by county and party, listing names such as Phillips Hearn Rozan Cheney Thorne and others, with party affiliations and districts. Also includes a brief ad for the Flamingo Florida train to Jacksonville.
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Erif. Allegany i
Nkie
Phillips
Neuport
F. D. Jackson
D. Broome
Hearn
H. Perkins
Jas. M. Rozan
D. G. A. Wende
Cattaraugus
MacGregor
F. J Cheney
F. B. Thorne
Ltd. Florida
Flamingo
Jacksonville
Ing
Seaboard Air Line
Ady
Murphy May Resign As Tammany Leader Rumor
Rumor swirls at Tammany Hall after a catastrophic political setback that Charles F. Murphy may resign as leader at the December reorganization meeting of the county and executive committees. Reports also suggest John F. Galvin for City Chamberlain and George W. Loft for president of the Department of Taxes and Assessments.
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Tammany Hall
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
John F. Galvin
Board of Aldermen
George W. Loft
Department of Taxes and Assessments
Tschaikovsky Rearrested in St. Petersburg
Nicholas Tschaikovsky revolutionary leader held on bail for terrorism charges has been rearrested and confined in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul in St. Petersburg.
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St Petersburg
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
St. Peter and St. Paul
Harvard Political Club Campaign Tactics At Booth
Cambridge mass Nov 2 a Harvard political club led by Roger Sherman Hoar used touring cars and workers to push Professor H C Copeland to the voting booth with the slogan to do or die Dean Le Baron Briggs and Professor William James also received rides James voted earlier at his home in Brattle street Eliot residence found vacant Lowell voted in Boston
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the Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Roger Sherman Hoar
Harvard Square
H. C. Copeland
Mark Twain
Dean le Baron Briggs
William James
Dr. Eliot
Brattle Street
Lowell
Boston
Alleged Shortage Ties Big Four Official to $196000 Gap
Charles L. Warriner, city treasurer of the passenger department for the Big Four Railway, is accused of a shortage near 196000 in his accounts. Warriner will be taken to New York by Vice President Joan Carstensen with Pinkertons and detectives to review books. Officials say the gap may be between 80000 and 100000, with private talks involving L. J. Hackney and Carstensen prior to the trip.
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Tribune
Cincinnati
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four Railway
Warriner
New York
Joan Carstensen
New York Central Lines
Twentieth Century Limited
Carstensen
Pinkertons
L. J. Hackney
Hackney
Taft watchers fight to seal polling places across Manhattan
Robert A. Taft son of the President led a group of Honest Election Committee watchers through New York polling stations from Park Row to 11th street. They reported no danger while visiting each booth and joined Broadway crowds after a long day. Earlier, Columbia University’s Charles Pellew was arrested on an affidavit for intimidating Tammany voters but released with a warning. In Plattsburg New York John B. Twombly defeated incumbent William R. Weaver for the Assembly by about 509 votes on the direct primaries issue.
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Robert A. Taft
Honest Election Committee
Metropolitan Life
Justice Hendrick
Supreme Court
Bob" Taft
Broadway
Taft
Park Row
11Th Street
New York
No. 345
Broome Street
Charles Pellew
Columbia University
Tammany
Kernochan
Tim
Plattsburg
N. Y
John B. Twombly
Assembly
Clinton County
William R. Weaver
Twombly
Weaver
Hinman-Green
Red
Jimmie” Oliver
14Th Street
Tammany Hall
Tiger
Rank and
Gaynor
Braves
Hearst
Thomas F. Smith
Daniel F. Cohalan
Judge Crain
Justice Erlanger
Goldfogle
John T. Oakley
Jack’ Murphy
James E. Gaffney
Little Tim” Sullivan
William J. Gaynor
Prospect Park
Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn
James E. Donahue
Church of St. Thomas Aquinas
William Morrison
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Mirabeau L. Townes
Arthur J. O'Keeffe
Bingham
Robert H. Elder
Dry gains in Saratoga vote sweep across county
In Saratoga County towns including Corinth Stillwater and surrounding areas that had been wet swung to dry as returns were incomplete Saratoga Springs itself did not vote on the issue The Shoreham hotel advertisement appears in the same column noting metropolitan standards of excellence.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratege County
Corinth
Stillwater
Saratoga
Tigers Tail Sags Murphy Admits the Defeat at 11:30
Tammany leader Charles F Murphy refused to concede as late returns narrowed the city tally. Murphy praised Mayor-elect Gaynor and blamed no single candidate for losses while the Wigwam crowd celebrated Gaynor’s rising lead and a broader Tammany victory outlook before the final results shifted.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany County
Gaynor
Mr. Murphy
Daniel F. Cohalan
Tammany Law Committee
Upper East Side
Hearst
Barnard
Tom” Smith
Charles F Murphy
Sth
Bannard
Jimmie
Oliver
Tammany
Mr. Cohalan
Opinions of the candidates in New York election
William J. Gaynor and Otto T. Barnard comment on the Board of Estimate results. Hearst notes anti-Tammany victory and hopes for an honest city government under Gaynor and an independent board.
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Barnard
Gaynor
Board of Estimate
Tammany Gang
William Randolph Hearst
Bannard to Gaynor as Gaynor Wins City Election
Otto T. Bannard greeted supporters at his Fifth Avenue headquarters as it became clear Judge William J. Gaynor would win. Messages of congratulations were sent to Gaynor and allies while reactions noted fusion momentum and Hearst’s influence. Gaynor walked twelve miles before voting then spoke through his secretary. Governor Hughes remained silent on results.
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Otto T. Bannard
Fifth Avenue
Gaynor
Barnard
Steers
Mitchel
Prendergast
William §. Bennet
anti-Tammany Board of Estimate
Bannard
Hearst
John Henry Hammond
20Th
Hughes
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
Albany
Executive Mansion
Gaynor Elected and Anti-Tammany Sweep Voters Defeat Nominees
Gaynor wins borough president as the Anti-Tiger faction claims a broad victory. The Tammany slate collapses with the defeat of every nominee, tallying 14 549 to 2 279 in the final counts.
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Tammany
Composition of Board of Estimate Vote Totals
The record notes votes by divisions: Tammany with 3 votes, fusion with 12 votes, and independent with 1 vote. The tally reflects a split among the groups within the Board of Estimate.
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Tammany
Gaynor Wins New York City Mayoral Race in Plurality Victory
The election results show Democrat William J. Gaynor ahead of fusion candidate Otto T. Bannard by over 70 votes, with Hearst Civic Alliance trailing. Fusion gains control of the Board of Estimate, while Prendergast and Mitchel win key city offices and various borough presidents shift to fusion or Tammany. Returns from multiple districts indicate wide-party shifts and notable surges for fusion candidates across Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Richmond.
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City of New York
Board of Estimate
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Kings
Richmond
The
Bronx
Otto T. Bannard
William J. Gaynor
New York
William R. Hearst
Civic Alliance
Pannard
Hearst
Independence League
Mr. Gaynor
Chanler
Barnard
Hughes
New York City
Board of Aldermen
William A. Prendergast
Fusion
Robert R. Moore
John Purroy Mitchel
John F. Galvin
Joseph Haag
Borough of
George McAneny
Alfred E. Steers
Brooklyn
John H. McDever
Lawrence E. Gresser
Queens
Joseph Cassidy
Joseph H. de Bragga
George Cromwell
Charles J. McCormack
Cyrus C. Miller
Arthur H. Murphy
Charles S. Whitman
George Gorden
John S. Shea
New York County
Christopher D. Sullivan
Tammany
William J. Schneider
James J. Hogan
Richard H. Smith
George F. Roesch
Nathan Bijur
Edward J. Gavegan
Alfred R. Page
Supreme Court
Francis K. Pendleton
Charles H. Truax
John J. Delany
Isaac M. Kapper
Justice of the Supreme Court
Almer R. Larson
Robert Stewart
Max S. Grifenhagen
John L. Goldwater
Register of
Kings County
Henry P Molley
John Fellner
Patrick H. Quinn
Kings Country
New Jersey
Hudson County
Bayonne
Otto Wittpena
Jersey City
Mount Pleasant Goes Wet In Local Option Vote
In Westchester County Mount Pleasant backed saloons despite J D Rockefeller’s anti saloon stance. Mamaroneck also voted wet, and Larchmont Yacht Club will keep it a bar as anti liquor forces suffered county wide defeat.
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Mount Pleasant
Westchester County
John D. Rockefeller
Mamaroneck
Larchmont Yacht Club
Antiliquor
Tribesmen Capture Ardabil as Persian Crisis Deepens
Reports say Ardabil in Azerbaijan Province about ninety miles from Tabriz has fallen to the Shahsevan and Karadaghi tribesmen in support of the deposed shah. Persian and Russian governments rush troops to Ardabil amid fears for Russian subjects and a small Russian force in the city.
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Teheran
Ardabil
Azerbaijan
Tabriz
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Wm. B. Reet
Essex
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Franklin Alex. MacDonald, R
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H. J. Hinman
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R. B. Waters
Myrron Smith
Chanier
Murphy
Tschairkovsky
Bob” Taft
Assemblyman Weaver
Shoreham
Washington, DO. C
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Tigers
Judge Gaynor
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George Gordon Battle
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Gresser
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Rockefeller
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