Hitchcock and allies tighten up before Chicago trip
National Chairman Hitchcock appeared at Republican headquarters and planned a trip via the Twentieth Century Limited to Chicago and Hot Springs to meet Judge Taft. A private Holland House dinner honored several leaders as vigorous denials arose about Kno trap allegations, with party loyalists arguing organization aided Hughes.
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Republican National
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Hot Springs
Taft
Sherman
Speaker Cannon
Manhattan
McKinley
Illinois
Lodenslager
Congressional Campaign Committee
Holland House
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Loudensinger
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Woodruff
Harry H. Bender
John W. Hutchinson
State Committee
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Kamp Kill Kare
Woodruff Adirondack Place
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
Hughes
Glynn
Gaus
Inauguration Plans for Taft Rise in Washington
The Tribune Bureau reports Washington is preparing for Taft's inauguration with hotels booking for March 1 week. Committee chair Hitchcock and local officials plan parade stands and ball sites, hoping the National Museum may host events by March 4. A decorative competition aims to improve Pennsylvania Avenue’s appearance.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Hitchcock
John M. Wilson
National Museum
National Society of Fine Arts
Washington Architectural Club
American Institute of Architects
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Capital
Macfarland
Taft to Hunt in Texas on December Visit
Telegraphed dispatch reports W H Taft and brother Charles P Taft, owners of the Taft ranch near Taft Texas, plan a ten day hunting trip arriving in early December. The 100000 acre property features abundant deer and other wildlife and includes a prominent hunting lodge.
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Texas
The
Tribune
Taft, Tex
Taft Ranch
W. H. Taft
Charlies P. Taft
Petition drive targets Taft on women’s suffrage rights
The National American Woman's Suffragist Association plans a monster petition circula tion among American women and then to President-elect Taft. Rev. Anna Howard Shaw urges Colorado women to gather signatures of all state women to prompt action. The president notes Taft's past remark that women deserve the franchise if desired.
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Denver
Women of America
Taft
National American Woman's Suffragist Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Colorado
Taft Victory Sparks Panamanian Joy in Isthmus
Panama voters cheer Taft's election as a boon for Panama, with Obaldia supporters leading the rejoicing. Taft's Isthmus visits had earned him many friends who expect benefits from his presidency for the region.
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Panama
Taft
Senator Samuel J. Elder Mentioned for Attorney General
By telegraph The Tribune reports rumors among Republican leaders in Massachusetts that Samuel J. Elder of Winchester will be chosen as Attorney General in Taft's Cabinet. Elder, with Whitman & Elder, is a strong Taft man and a close friend of John Hays Hammond.
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Tribune
Boston
Samuel J. Elder
Winchester
Taft
Whitman & Elder
John Hays Hammond
National League of Republican Clubs Dispatch From Judge Taft
John Hays Hammond, president of the National League of Republican Clubs, received a Taft dispatch thanking the league for its help on the eve of victory. Snell Smith, secretary, said the league would maintain permanent headquarters and noted four thousand clubs with a total 1,500,000 members.
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John Hays Hammond
National League of Republican Clubs
Taft
Snell Smith
Wade H Ellis Resigns Ohio Office for Washington Post
Attorney General Wade H. Ellis handed his resignation to Governor Harris and left for Washington to become assistant to the U S Attorney General. He plans to return for the November 12 Standard Oil stock-control cases involving subsidiary Ohio firms, with Governor Harris to appoint his successor for the unexpired term.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wade H. Ellis
Harris
Washington
United States
Ellis
Standard Oil
Standard
Denman
Bryan defeat statement urges Democratic win in Nebraska
W J Bryan says the national loss is decisive but expresses faith in a Democratic governor and legislature to apply Denver platform goals locally. He thanks supporters, mentions labor laws tariffs and railroad regulation, and offers private service while praising neighbors and Lincoln citizens for backing him.
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Neb
W.J. Bryan
Nebraska
Denver
Lincoln
Bryan congratulates Harmon in Ohio governor race
Cincinnati on November 5 reports Democratic Governor elect of Ohio Judson Harmon received a message of congratulations from William J. Bryan. Harmon replied thanking Bryan and noting his success lacks the company of Bryan's presence.
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Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Kern in Senate Race in Indiana as Returns Rise
Official returns ease Republican hopes in Indiana yet show Democrats likely to win the governor's race and house. John W. Kern enters the U S Senator race as Democrats claim the state ticket, with Lamb and Shively named as other contenders. Complete district tallies indicate eleven Democrats and two Republicans elected to Congress. Taft's vote declines but he is still carried by the state.
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Marshal
Watson
Marshall
John W. Kern
United States
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Taft
Dem
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Sei Eee
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Joyce
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White
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James M. Morehead
A. L. Brooks
W. W. Kitchin
W. T. Crawford
John G Grant
Congress
Co. H. Cowles
Colorado
Edward Taylor
Inlarge
A. W Rucker
John A. Martin
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Angered at Pat McCarren over judge pick
James Kane, Elections Commissioner, angrily criticized Senator McCarren for selecting James J. McIinnon to fill the Court of Special Sessions seat. Kane, long allied with Long Pat, said the move was made without his consultation and cited stronger credentials for another candidate Eugene Conran backed Kane’s choice.
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Brooklyn
James Kane
McCarren
James J. McIinerny
Justice Keady
Court of Special Sessions
Kings
Kane
Hughes Busy Answering Messages After Election
Governor Hughes spends the day at the Executive Mansion replying to hundreds of congratulatory letters and telegrams received since the election. Many messages come from friends in the Middle Western States, reflecting the campaign tour there.
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Albany
Hughes
Executive Mansion
Republicans Win House Majority By Forty One Seats
Status reports from across Congress districts show Republicans securing a House majority of 41. Early tallies list 26 Republicans and 17 Democrats, with several districts still awaiting official counts likely to adjust totals. North Carolina adds three Republican members as part of the national result.
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North Carolina
Chicago
United States
House of Representatives
Williams No Prophet: Williams Reflects on Democratic Party
Washington reports Rep John Sharp Williams Mississippi leader predicts Democratic principles will prevail despite varied views. He praises Speaker Cannon's integrity, notes tariff revision unlikely before Craft takes office, and plans a passive House role while defending his district.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Democratic Party
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Bryan
Cannon
Thomas B. Reed
Joe’ Cannon
House
Payne
Five Points House of Industry Training School for Children
The Five Points House of Industry seeking gifts to fund its work for needy children. It has cared for 470 inmates last year and 32,345 since founding, reorganized to expand efforts. Archibald D. Russell presides with T Tileston Wells as vice president and others as officers. Superintendent also listed.
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Tors
Archibald D. Russell
T. Tileston Wells
Hugh N. Camp, Jr
William H. Wheelock
WM. C. McKee
Miners Entombed After West Benton Mine Explosion
Four shot firers are entombed after an explosion at Colonel W. P. Bond’s mine three miles west of Benton Illinois. The shaft was wrecked with car and rail pieces hurled up six hundred feet, destroying a steel tipple. rescuers work slowly to reach the entombed men as fate remains unknown.
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Benton, Ill
W. P. Bond
Benton
Calvé Ill in Pittsburg For Opening Night
Opera star Mme Calvé arrived in Pittsburg for the orchestra season opener but collapsed shortly after reaching her hotel. Doctors say she is prostrated by grip and will be confined to her room for ten days or more, missing the tomorrow night engagement.
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Pittsburg
Mme. Calvé
Mme
Calvé
Erie
Coke King Lew Lewis Is Arrested In Opium Bust
Inspector Hugh Masterson and two Central Office detectives arrested Lew Lewis alias Doc Lewis at his West 46th Street home for selling cocaine. Police say he admitted guilt and operated with agents citywide. They found cocaine, a pestle, alum lump, and plaster in the flat where two men and two women were also present.
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Lew” Lewis
Doc Lewis
Hugh Masterson
Health Department
Lewis
Masterson
Richard Mansfield
West 46Th Street
Socialism in Episcopal Church Stirs Milwaukee Loyal Legion
Bishop Walter Webb of the Milwaukee Diocese told Loyal Legion members that the church's young clergy are enthusiastic about socialism. He argued socialist theories rest on conditions the old parties must address and cannot be remedied by forming a new organization.
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The
Tribune
Milwaukee
Walter Webb
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
Loyal Legion
Episcopal Church
Bishop Webb
Orphan Asylum Festival Draws City Socialites
Brooklyn and Manhattan society attended the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum Association festival at the Academy of Music on Lafayette Avenue. Proceeds fund a detached hospital, with 1000 invitations issued and a reception before the ball chaired by Mrs. James L. Hollinshead. The evening featured dances, Yale Alumni Glee Club performances, and descendants of the original managers assisted with programs. Greens decorated the parquet seating, with supper served at midnight after doors opened at 10:30.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum Association
Academy of Music
Lafayette Avenue
James L. Hollinshead
Yale
Yale Alumni Glee Club
Association
Anabel Cammeyer
Silas Butler
Governors Race Result Error In 2d Assembly District
In Manhattan and The Bronx the vote totals for Hughes and Chanler in the 2d Assembly District were misreported. The corrected figures are Hughes 9332 and Chanler 7919, replacing the erroneous 5254 for Hughes and 4166 for Chanler.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Hughes
Chanler
Fish dealers win ruling on interstate pickerel sales
Albany Nov. 5 fish dealers from New York Buffalo Rochester Syracuse and other cities conferred with Commissioner Whippie of the State Forest Fish and Game Commission about a conflict in laws passed by the last Legislature Dealers had been advised there was nothing to prevent their selling pickerel and pike taken from outside the state during the closed season of November.
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Albany
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Whippie
State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Children’s Aprons in Gingham for Girls Ages 2 to 6
Bright pink and white or blue and white checked aprons in Mother Hubbard style for children aged 2 to 6 years. Special value at 98 cents.
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Mother Hubbard
Full width Nurses Aprons with scalloped Gibson Wickene
Full width nurses aprons with bib and shoulder straps, scalloped edges, embroidery insert. Price listed as one dollar.
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