Big Tim Sullivan again seeks seat in State Senate
In this county Democratic nominations last night favored Timothy D. Sullivan in the 2nd district and Assemblyman Robert F. Wagner in place of Senator John T. McCall. Wagner won on the second ballot after a tense party vote amid Murphy orders and a McCall bloc. Schwab and Gillwell noted among key figures as the nominating process moved toward October.
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Timothy D. Sullivan
Robert F. Wagner
John T. McCail
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Tim
Boverly
Albany
Congress
Washington
State Senate
Assembly
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Murphy
McCall
Wagner
John T. Cobalan
Daniel F. Cobalan
Joseph S. Schwab
Schwab Realty Company
Illinois
Gillwell
Senate Fight in Richmond Chooses Bayne for State Senator
Howard Bayne a Staten Island lawyer won the Democratic nomination for State Senator serving Richmond and Rockland counties after a heated convention at New Brighton Staten Island. The session chaired by Charles J. McCormick selected Peter McHugh as permanent chairman and L R Marshall as secretary amid a close final vote 12 to 12 after Rockland delegates flipped.
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Richmond
Rockford
New Brighton
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Peter McHugh
Richmond County
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Rockland
Roeckland
Bayne
Burlee
Chanler Guests At Democratic National Club Reception
Chanler Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler the Democratic nominee for Governor was the principal guest at a National Democratic Club reception for the State ticket candidates. The event featured remarks by Chanler Culberson and ex Governor Waller with no sign of discord as the party pledges unity against Republican rule and Rooseveltism.
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National Democratic Club
Th Street
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Conners
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Fox
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Culberson
Texas
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Connecticut
Lady Cook Arrives to Assist Bryan in Campaign
Lady Cook philanthropist and suffragette, formerly Miss Tennessee Claflin, arrived on the Cedric and will stay in the city through the section. An admirer of Bryan, she will meet the Democratic candidate in a planned encounter and may assist him though she did not commit to public speaking.
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Labor World condemns Bryan in bitter editorial
The Labor World prints a harsh editorial attacking W. J. Bryan and Oklahoma Governor Haskell, denouncing Bryan as hypocritical toward labor and accusing supporters of using labor as a political tool. The piece questions Bryan’s sincerity and criticizes those who defend him despite alleged duplicity.
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Butler Ames Named For Fourth Term At Sth District Convention
Mass event reports Butler Ames nominated by acclamation for a fourth term in Congress at the Sth District Republican convention. Westo Cay selected by the Democratic convention. An effort to back Joseph J. Flynn of Lawrence failed as he received one vote while several delegates bolted amid Ames’s nomination.
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Contested Republican Lieutenant Governor Nomination in Boston
In Boston delegates prepare for the Republican State Convention with E S Draper likely to head the ticket. The field remains open for a second spot as John N Cole Louis A Frothingham and Robert Luce vie for the nomination following primaries in September.
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Shaw Snaps at Bryan in East 126th Street Rally
Leslie M. Shaw former Secretary of the Treasury kept a Camp Taft audience laughing as he mocked Bryan and the Democratic platform. He criticized tariffs navy and reform proposals saying Bryan lacks core thought and would raise prices while the GOP promises high prices as a contract. Foster chair praised the Republicans and noted one great man in fifty years.
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Cleveland
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Shaw
South Dakota
Carnegie Hall
Philippine Islands
Republican Party
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Princeton
Bryan the Pessimist at German club in Lincoln
William J. Bryan spoke to the German Bryen Club of Lincoln urging that Democratic success would restore prosperity. He argued Republicans overstate risk, cited Lincoln Grant Harrison and McKinley as examples of experienced leaders, and critic cited Wall Street Journal profits of International Harvester to show trusts’ gains amid a panic.
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William MacKinley
Bryan
Wall Street Journal
International Harvester Company
Conners Talks Reform and Democratic Governor Campaign Schedule
Chairman Conners of the Democratic State Committee remains silent amid friction with Murphy McCarren and McLean after a briefing on the press stance. The piece outlines a Democratic candidate for governor’s itinerary from Oct 6 through Oct 19 including stops in Yonkers Mount Vernon and Saratoga and details a state committee meeting to address vacancies and campaign finance strategies.
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Robert Chanler
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Giens
Discovery by Mack Targets Sheldon in Campaign Funding
Democratic National Committee chairman Mack accused George R. Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee of extensive corporate ties. He claimed a seven teen corporation list implicates Sheldon and signaled forthcoming disclosures. Mack planned to go to Chicago to meet with Bryan and outline speaking plans for the campaign.
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Deadlock in Livingston Steuben Senate convention continues
Elmira N Y Oct 2 The Livingston Steuben district deadlock in the Senate convention persisted with four more ballots no candidate chosen. Livingston delegation urged unity while both Steuben factions must yield or no nomination by Monday. Tallying adjourned to 11 am Bath. Speaker Wadsworth seen as possible breaker. Syracuse N Y Oct 2 Cortland GOP post votes on chairman still deadlocked after twelfth ballot. Elmira Independence party endorses Cassidy dish.
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John and
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McCarren County Democrats Form Judicial Ticket
Justice Luke D. Stapleton of the Supreme Court and Samuel Whitehouse head the Democratic judiciary ticket in Kings County, chosen at a McCarren headquarters caucus in the Jefferson Building. Nineteen of twenty three county delegates attended despite a dissenting anti McCarren faction member.
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Yale Forms Taft Club As Campaign Moves
Yale undergraduates formed a Taft club with about two thousand members poised to expand to New York and Connecticut cities during the marching campaign. Elected officers include President Maxwell O. Parry, Vice Presidents Edward B. Reed and Robert Alphonso Taft, Secretary J. F. Hooker, and Treasurer C. S. Butler. R. A. Taft is the vice president and son of William H. Taft.
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New York
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Indianapolis
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J. F. Hooker
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William H. Taft
Prohibition Party Nominates for New York Supreme Court
Certificates of nomination filed in Albany on October 2 show Justice Abel E. Blackmar and Asa Francis Smith of Brooklyn seeking seats on the Supreme Court in the 24th Judicial District. Blackmar was appointed by Governor Hughes to fill a vacancy and is expected to be renominated by Republicans.
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Chanler accused as racetrack gamblers candidate
Clarence J. Shearn labelled Chanler the racetrack gamblers candidate in a Turn Hall speech. He mocked Democratic ceremonies where Conners and Murphy kept hats on and legs on tables, claimed Chanler sold out to Murphy and Conners, and ridiculed Chanler's blush as shame.
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Essex County Democratic Convention Nominates Wheeler and Stokes
Elizabethtown New York October 2 Eugene M Wheeler of Ticonderoga was nominated for member of Assembly and Edward T Stokes of Port Henry for county judge. Rochester October 2 James L Whitney Republican renominated for a fourth term by the 2d Assembly District convention and Louis E Lazarus nominated at the 8th Assembly District convention to succeed George L Meade as Republican Senatorial candidate.
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Eugene M. Wheeler
Ticonderoga
Edward T. Stokes
Port Henry
Rochester
James L. Whitney
Repubican
Louis E. Lazarus
Lazarus
George L. Meade
Upstate Senate Nominations Reported in Three Districts
In Auburn David F. Van Hoesen of Prebie Cortland County won a Memocrats nomination for State Senator in the 5th District covering Cayuga Cortland and Seneca counties. In Schenectady William A. Gardner of Amsterdam was nominated for the State Senate in the 31st District. In Kens Falls John Anderson Jr. of Newcomb Essex County was named for the 3d District at the Democratic convention.
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Amsterdam
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Newcomb
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Day of Atonement Observed By Jews Worldwide
The Day of Atonement begins at sunset and ends Monday night. Orthodox worshipers abstain from food and drink for 24 hours, while reform services run tomorrow evening and Monday with memorials. Unaffiliated Jews attend temporary synagogues and Spanish Portuguese spaces in Central Park West. Reverend Stephen S Wise leads services at the Free Synagogue tomorrow evening.
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Jewelry worth 2500 recovered after arrest in Flatbush
A handbag containing jewelry valued at 2 59 was recovered by police yesterday after Mrs. Walter Hernandez lost it in front of the New York Theatre on September 30. Harry Jacoby, of 142 West 7th Street, is jailed and the jeweler Otto Folger helped identify the theft. The police traced the items to Jacoby's brother, who was found and the plunder recovered.
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Albemarle Road
Flatbush
New York Theatre
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Fol
Settle Freight Transfer Contest Favor New Haven
New Haven announces a compromise with Reading and Jersey Central railroads on freight transfers around New York. Coal and Westward freight from Jersey Central and Reading will use the Poughkeepsie Bridge route to reach New England, while southward fruit and local business to Baltimore and Washington stay on the old route. About 60 percent of New England-originating freight from Jersey Central and Reading will travel via Poughkeepsie, 40 percent around New York.
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New York
Robbery at Collier Home Reported by Two Servants
Two servants at Robert J. Collier of P F Collier & Sons reported a burglary last night at the Park avenue residence. They say $89 in cash and rings worth the same amount were stolen from their rooms. Workmen were present during repairs and doors were left open recently. Collier recently moved from Gramercy Park where a prior robbery occurred.
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Haskell Suits in Missouri
Governor Haskell may file criminal libel suits, to be tried in Missouri, attorney H C Simrall of Liberty says. He notes filings would occur in Missouri since the Governor cannot be tried there and says charges, if any, will be determined by his legal team.
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Return of the battleships prompts a New York harbor debate
The Navy weighs sending the Atlantic fleet to Hampton Roads for safer ice-free anchorage or redirecting to New York on its late February return. Army officers propose shortening next year’s three days mile ride citing hardship and animal strain, while noting possible changes to routes and test length.
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Yankee Said to Be in Bad Way in Newport
A requisition for extra hose to pump out the cruiser Yankee ashore at Spindle off Hen and Chickens Shoals indicates heavy damage from the day’s gale. No official condition word yet, but boats are ready to evacuate the crew. Winds NW fierce and seas high. locals fear a total loss despite possible favorable conditions.
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Naval vessels arrive for Founders' Week parade
Philadelphia reports an expanded fleet for Founders' Week with torpedo boats Stringham Long Thornton and Tingey the submarine Plunger and the tender Nina joining the warships. A review and river pageant are planned for next Thursday as up to five hundred vessels are expected.
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New Gould Affidavits allege sensational charges in separation suit
New affidavits filed in the Supreme Court by Clarence J. Shear for Mrs Howard Gould accuse St Regis Hotel staff and others of spying on her and spreading false statements. The filings claim Kennedy urged Doody to report Mrs Gould’s intoxication and describe trips to Cuba and Jamaica showing alleged misrepresentations. Mr Gould’s counsel was given until Tuesday to brief motions to strike parts of the complaint.
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Sophomores Capture Sight-Seer Car in Harlem Victory
Columbia sophomores ended their flag rush fight on South Field yesterday afternoon after marching through Harlem in battle dress. Faces and clothing were spattered with blood and mud as they defended the blue and white bunting atop a fifteen-foot pole from the determined freshmen.
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Thousand Shoe Operatives Strike in Lynn Mass
About one thousand to twelve hundred lace workers at local Lynn shoe factories walked out over alleged contract violations by the Joseph Caunt Company. Company officials say machine installations made fifteen jobs unnecessary. Registration days for the upcoming election are October 5 6 10 and 12 with voting hours 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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