Republicans Shift Focus to New York Ohio Indiana and Maryland
Republican leaders, led by Chairman Hitchcock, project victories in Ohio and push state visits to New York, Indiana, and Maryland. Rumors of friction with the Democratic campaign are denied as party officials meet at the Union League Club to review national and local strategies and plan upcoming speakers and tours.
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Middle Western
Repubican
Hitchcock
Ohio
Hughes
Tme
National
Congress
Murrer Crane
Massachusetts
Elmer Dover
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Congressman Dawes
Reput
Senator Crane
Hotel
Manhattan
Hitchan Some Ck
Iman Hitchcock
Bryan Returns to Lincoln on Anniversary Home Visit
William J. Bryan arrived in Lincoln at 4 o clock this morning aboard the train bearing him home. The Taft pedal remained sidetracked for a couple of hours. Bryan spent the day at home to mark the twenty fourth anniversary of his marriage with family and neighbors calling to offer congratulations.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Newcomb Denies Page Defeat In 18th District
Former Assemblyman Josiah T. Newcomb dismisses claims that Senator Alfred R. Page was rejected by the 18th District Republicans. He releases a letter attributed to Page noting he would not seek re-election to the Senate due to family duties and to avoid further political assistance.
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Alfred R. Page
Senate
Josiah T. Newcomb
Senator Page
Hughes
Assembly Nominees Set at New York County Conventions
Republican district conventions in New York County adjourned with a list of nominees and several adjournments. Names include Andrew Murray Bernard Robinson Louis Rosenzwine John McGann David Kelleher David Martin Anthony McCabe Frank Johnston Richard Lush James Fleming William Bennett Benjamin Marcus Frederick Toombs Beverly Robinson James Kennedy Lindon Bates RW Casper Samuel Marks Herman Horenberger Abraham Herbst George Payne and others.
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A.d
Andrew F. Murray
Max Kohn
Bernard Robinson
Robert
Conktin
Isadore A. Rubin
Louis Rosenzwine
John C. McGann
David Roteen
David J. Kelleher
Joseph P. Sgal
David Martin
Anthony M. McCabe
Frank K. Johnston
Richard L. Lush
James J. Fleming
William M. Bennett
Benjamin Marcus
Frederick R. Toombs
Beverly R. Robinson
James Kennedy
Lindon W. Bates. Jr
RW. Casper
Samuel Marks
Herman Horenberger
Abraham W. Herbst
George Henry Payne
State Senate Nominations Across New York Regions
On October 1 nominations were made across multiple districts. John F. Schlosser of Fishkill-on-Hudson is the Republican nominee for the 24th District. Sanford W. Smith of Chatham declined renomination. Truman E. Case of Norwich was nominated by the Prohibition party for the Chenango Madison Otsego district. Democrats had not yet named a candidate against Senator Allds. Calvin J. Huson of Yates was nominated for the 42nd District. Geneva, N Y, was nominated to be Democratic convention.
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Poughkeepsie, XN. Y
John F. Schlosser
Fishkill-on-Hudson
Sanford W. Smith
Chatham
Norwich
N. Y
Truman E. Case
Prohibition Party
Chenango-Madison-Otsego
Allds
Calvin J. Huson
Yates
State
Geneva
Democrats Nominate X I I Assembly Candidate in Montgomery County
Oct 1 A. D. Youngs of Amsterdam nominated by Democrats of Montgomery County Offalo for the Assembly. Oct 1 Arthur B. Hammond declines nomination for Member of the Sth Assembly District of Erie and the Assembly County committee on vacancies substitutes Charles A. Rose of Eden for the ticket on account of business reasons.
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A. D. Youngs
Amsterdam
Montgomery County
Offalo
Arthur B. Hammond
Erie
Assembly County
Charles A. Rose
Eden
Party Renominations Across Multiple State Districts Listed
The record lists renominated candidates by district and party across New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, and listed independents. Repeats include Brad ley Draper Ames Sperry Fornes Harrison Curtis Poole Pratt Richfield Willett Goul den Sulzer among others.
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New York
Thomas W. Bradley
Wiliam H. Draper
Massachusetts
Butler Ames
Lowell
Connecticut
Nehemiah D. Sperry
New Haven
Charles V. Fornes
Fighth
Daniel J. Riordan
New Jersey
Isaac Barber
Francis Burton Harrison
John A. Curtis
Wayne
Murray E. Poole
Ithaca
Independence Park
Lesage Pratt
Joseph A. Goulden
William Sulzer
Queens DA probes anti gambling law at Aqueduct
District Attorney Ira G Darrin of Queens County visited Aqueduct racetrack to assess gambling law enforcement. He said betting occurred but lacked provable transactions, and he would act if detectives secured evidence. He warned suspected violators and told track managers to expel them. Sheriff Harvey awaited solid proof for arrests.
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Ira G. Darrin
Queens County
Aqueduct Racetrack
Justice Bischoff
Justice Gaynor
Queens County Jockey Club
Harvey
Queens
Investigation into Tenderloin gambling probes proceeds
Assistant District Attorney Murphy received visits to the District Attorney's office from Lou Ludlum inspectors Titus and Steinbruck and Acting Captain Thomas H. Murphy of the 23d Precinct. Ludlum said he dropped in to clear his name after recent newspaper reports on gambling.
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Murphy
Lou” Ludlum
Titus and Steinbruck
Thomas H. Murphy
Ludlum
Jerome
Bingham
Vahey Heads Democratic State Ticket for November
Boston October 1 The Democratic State Convention nominated a full state ticket for the November election and selected sixteen Presidential electors. The ticket includes Governor James H. Vahey of Watertown and Lieutenant Governor Charles J. Barton of Melrose. Other nominees are Secretary of State Samuel F. Aylward Cam- bridge Treasurer and Receiver General Hawin H. Kennedy Pittsfield Auditor Simeon V. Shaw Lawrence Attorney General John A. Thayer Worcester. Presidential electors at large are Richard Olney Boston and James E. Cotter Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Democratic State Convention
James H. Vahey
Watertown
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
Samues F. Aylward
Cambridge
Hawin H. Kennedy
Pittsfield
Simeon V. Shaw
Lawrence
John A. Thayer
Worcester
Richard Olney
James E. Cotter
Hyde Park
Miss Lonsdale Regretted Suit Prompting Brief Response
In Elkins West Virginia on October 1 state senator Fred C Blue and attorney William E Baker for Blaine Elkins and his father Senator Stephen B Elkins released a statement regarding the breach of promise suit by Ada Louise Lonsdale of New York against Blaine Elkins. Letters to Judge Dayton show she did not want the suit and that the affidavit was procured by misrepresentation. One letter asks to halt the suit and to correct newspaper spread of the matter.
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Dayton
As Fell
A. G. Dayton
Philippi
W. Va
Blaine Elkins
Jesse Epstein
Rain Checks Revive Adirondack Forest Fires
Rain began late today across Saranac Lake New York slowing fires in the Adirondacks. The Mount Baker blaze eased as moisture set in and Dr Trudeau s cottage sanatorium remains safe. Chief Warden Emmons reported about one thousand men still fighting fires in the region.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Mount Baker
Trudeau
Emmons
Dannemora
Adirondacks
Rayner III in Norfolk to aid ill son
Senator Isadore Rayner of Maryland arrived in Norfolk from Baltimore to care for his son W. R. Rayner who is ill in a hospital. The son, once noted for his elopement, had been missing and was brought back home. He sought a train to New York but was detained due to his condition.
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The
Tribune
Norfolk
Isadore Rayner
Maryland
Baltimore
W. R. Rayner
New York
Masonic Grand Lodge Ties Exemption to Druggist Sales
The Missouri Masonic Grand Lodge amended its constitution to exclude from membership any druggist who sells intoxicants without prescriptions. The action, announced today, tightens eligibility rules within the organization.
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Tribune
St. Louis
Masonic Grand Lodge
Missouri
Reid case seeks back pay for discharged 23rd Infantry member
The Supreme Court docketed Oscar W. Reid, a Black soldier from the 23rd Infantry discharged after the Brownsville incident, seeking salary from discharge through the end of his enlistment. The New York court ruling against him is noted as the origin of the appeal.
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Washington
Oscar W. Reid
23Rd Infantry
Brownsville
Supreme Court of the United States
Reid
New York
Deakin letter to Roosevelt on Australian visit ignored
Alfred Deakin Premier of Australia sent a cable to President Roosevelt thanking him for aiding a visit of the American battleship fleet to Australian waters and inviting a presidential visit. No reply had been received in Australia until a White House statement said the message reached the President last Tuesday and that he verbally thanked Deakin but could not accept.
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Melbourne
Alfred Deakin
Australia
Roosevelt
Australian
Africa
Washington
White House
Deakin
Esme Koward
Brooklyn Woman and Burglar Fight Ends in Bust
Armed with a heavy wrench, Emma Clarke of 442 1st street Brooklyn confronted three burglars in H. E. Greene’s first floor apartment. She captured one man while her daughter summoned help, police later detaining the suspect after a scuffle with Detective Neger Smith who arrived without a badge and was also detained before release.
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Emma Clarke
1St Street
Brooklyn
H. E. Greene
Bergen Street
Civil Service Conference Opens in Albany
Charles F. Milliken of the State Civil Service Commission opens the second conference in Albany urging focus on classification examinations and avoiding partisan misuse. Roscoe C. Brown presides. speakers include Thomas Osborne Maynard Clement John O Brian George Sikes Charles Phillips Arthur Kettle and John Birdsye.
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Albany
Charles F. Milliken
State Civil Service Commission
Milliken
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Hughes
Folk
Roscoe C. E. Brown
New York
Civil Service
Thomas M. Osborne
Arthur W. Kettle
Jamestown
John C. Birdseye
State Commission
Court Martial Nears Verdict in Ballard Case
Lieutenant Ballard of coast artillery faces embezzlement charges as court martial reconvenes to sum up. Prosecution witnesses testify about alleged payables and vouchers. Ballard’s defense cites mental incapacity from drinking, while the judge advocate asserts deliberate theft. Verdict to be sent to General Grant for a decision.
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Ballard
Coast Artillery
Army
S. E. Allen
Fort Wadsworth
Leo Samel
Stapleton
Staten Igland
Edwin D. Webb
Johnston
General Grant
French Countess reported lost in Africa
Countess G de Mehrenc de St Pierre of St Bri nne France deposited 1500 with Charles A Montgomery in Los Angeles for a Mexico hunting trip. After months with no word, her father informed Montgomery last night that the countess is lost somewhere in Africa. She was noted for boar hunting near the Colorado River delta a year ago.
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Los Angeles
G. de Mehrenc de
Montgomery
Africa
Countess de St. Pierre
Fiesh
Forest
Californa
Colorado River
Newport & Wickford Railroad seeks receiver in Rhode Island court
George Gordon King and Hugh D Auchincloss filed in Superior Court a petition asking for the appointment of a receiver for the Newport and Wickford Railroad and Steamboat Company. A hearing is set for Monday.
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Newport, R. L
George Gordon King
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Superior Court of
Rhode Island
Newport
Brazil's Exposition Opens With Brazilian Education Exhibit
The Rio de Janeiro industrial fair showcases Brazil's progress with widespread exhibits across manufacturing and education. General Souza Aguiar, designer of the Monroe Palace, credits study of the American system for school improvements and imports desks and books as part of the education display. The event highlights cotton cloth, tropical products, minerals, and Brazilian shoes.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Republic
South America
F. M. de Souza Aguiar
Monroe Palace
General Souza Aguiar
Sheriff defies writ in Thaw case in Pittsburg
Westchester County Sheriff Charles M Lane received a writ to produce Thaw in Pittsburg for bankruptcy actions. Lane says he will refuse the federal writ and keep Thaw within New York jurisdiction, citing legal rights. If Thaw fails to appear, contempt could follow and the next step remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M Lane
Westchester County
Pittsburg
United States
Sherif
Jackson
York Supreme Court
R. W. Archibald
Federal
Rscret Court
Lane
Warrant for Clarence Dewitt Withdrawn in Buffalo
In Buffalo on Oct 1 the arrest warrant for Clarence Dewitt of Messeu Williams & Co brokers was withdrawn after Dewitt met with W R Silversmith and his counsel. Dewitt showed that Meadows and Williams & Co conducted trading not through him, and the warrant had not been served.
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Buffalo
Clarence Dewitt
New York
Frm
Messeu
Williams & Co
W. R Sil
Harold G Meadows
Carta
Dewitt
Silverthorne
Meadows
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