Haskell Bluff Called Loses Once More
Washington reports an Oklahoma Governor Haskell bid to gain political capital by insinuations against President Roosevelt was thwarted. Roosevelt released Haskell's letter and a note from J. H. Norris to Loeb to counter Haskell's actions. Norris urged publication to curb the governor's grandstanding amid prohibition tensions.
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Haskell
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
J. H. Norris
Republican State Comunittee
Norris
Loeb
Mr. Norris
Mr. Loeb
President Roosevelt
Governor Haskell
White House
Congress
Theodore "Roosevelt
C. N. Haskell
Guthrie
Okla
Wham Loeb, Jr
Washington, D. C
Prohibition
Joseph H. Norris
Republican State Committee
Dos Passos backs Taft over Bryan in party critique
Lawyer and Democrat John R. Dos Passos says he will vote for Judge Taft. He faults Bryan as demagogic and ruinous, arguing Bryan would clash with Congress, paralyze business, and threaten the nation’s integrity. Dos Passos urges real Democrats to oppose Bryan to revive the party.
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John R. Dos Passos
Taft
Bryan
Mr. Dos Passos
Dos Pesses
Dos Passos
Congress
Ridder Submits to Arbitration at Union Meeting
At a Central Federated Union gathering Hermen Ridder proposed arbitration to resolve the discharge of Emf Sander for a Staats Zeitung story about a labor strike. The meeting drew few attendees while Debs supporters watched Ridder avoid direct comment, prompting debate on his political role and past articles.
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Central Federated Union
Emf Sander
Staats Zeitung
Ridder
Victor Ruhr
Amalgamated Painters’ Union
Sander
Democratic Nationalommittee
Grand
Painters’ Union
Mr. Ridder
Debs Draws Thousands in Wild Rush at Grand Central
Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs paraded into Grand Central Station with about four thousand followers and sparked a chaotic scene as police struggled to clear corridors. He addressed crowds at the American Theatre and Hip Podium, attacking Roosevelt Bryan and Taft, declaring the Socialist party the only route to guaranteed jobs. He criticized Tammany and warned of political corruption, then moved on to Schenectady and Poughkeepsie before Boston stops. Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes led a fundraising moment at Kahl's on Broadway tendering jewelry and gifts for The Evening Call.
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Eugene V. Debs
Debs
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Hip Podrome
Hippodrome
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Bryan
Taft
White House
Africa
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Charles F. Murphy
Republican Party
John D. Rockefeller
Socialist Party
Democratic Party
Tammany
Brian
Murphy
American Theatre
Schenectady
Poughkeepsie
Boston
New England
Kahl's
Broadway
Rose Pastor Stokes
Evening Call
Socialist
Dr Hill Praises Taft in Chicago Speech
The Rev Dr John Weaster Hill of Metropolitan Temple New York traveled with William H Taft from Cincinnati to Minneapolis. He praised Taft saying his election would quicken reform and that Taft embodies Christian qualities, aligning with Unitarian and Congregational Unitarian tradition and supporting foreign missions.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
John Weaster Hill
Metropolitan Temple
New York
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Taft
Unitarian Church
New England
Congregational Unitarian
Edward Everett Hale
United States Senate
West Side Republican Club to Hold Mass Meeting
The West Side Republican Club will hold a mass meeting on Thursday night at No. 2307 Broadway to ratify national and state tickets. Speakers expected include Representatives Olcott and Bennet, Assemblyman Bennet, Andrew F. Murray, Frederick R. Toombes, Charles O. Maas, and Alexander Brough, who has been nominated to succeed Senator Saxe.
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Broadway
Olcott and
Bennet
Assemblyman Bennet
Andrew F. Murray
Frederick RK. Toombes
Charlies O. Maas
Alexander Brough
Saxe
Woodruff May End Deadlock At Cortlandt Meeting
Syracuse Oct 4 The Republican Senate Convention for the 40th District adjourned Saturday night in a deadlock and will reconvene at 10 tomorrow morning. Chairman Timothy L Woodruff of the Republican State Committee is expected in Cortlandt to seek an adjustment of the stalemate.
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Syracuse
Republican Senate
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Cortlandt
May name H L Riker for Assembly race in Zith District
Democrats plan to nominate Herbert I. Riker to challenge Republican Beverley R. Robinson for the Assembly seat in Zith District. Riker belongs to the Racquet, Harvard and Union clubs and is expected to siphon votes from Robinson.
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Beverley R. Robinson
Assembly
Zith
Herbert I. Riker
Riker
Racquet
Harvard
Union
Mr. Robinson
Bryan itinerary detailed with Midwest stops and Missouri plans
Chairman Hitchcock prepares for Chicago conferences on the Twentieth Century Limited this afternoon while Bryan’s schedule lists October 9 in Joliet Streator Galesburg and Quincy with a Hannibal Missouri event October 10 in Missouri and Kansas City St Joseph then back to Lincoln Nebraska the same night.
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Hitchcock
National Committee
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
W. J. Bryan
Democratic National
Joliet
Streator
Galesburg
Quincy
Hannibal
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Neb
Assembly district conventions pick In dependence League candidates
In Manhattan and The Bronx on Saturday the Independence League district conventions chose candidates for A D races. Notable selections include Jere F Kuller John L Manning Carl J Langeret Max Perlman Frank K Johnswe Francis C Hefferau Jacques Cohen Daniel B Gormley and others across districts 2 5 7 12 14 16 21 28 33 34 35 with several additional names listed in partial form.
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Independence League
Manhattan
The
Bronx
A.D
Jere F. Kuller
John L. Manning
Carl J. Langeret
Max Perlman
Verer Marx Frank K. Johnswe
Francis C
Michael T. Hefferau
Jacques Cohen
Daniel B. Gormley
Register Early For New Voting Law In The City
First day of registration urges Manhattan and The Bronx residents to sign the registry under the new law. Officials warn of longer forms, branch offices to enforce rules, and possible delays at last day peaks. Community lines, jury service implications, and election security are highlighted with guidance from William Leery and GOP leaders.
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Bronx
Board of Elections
The
Tribune
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Tammany
United States
Tammany Hall
William Leery
Queens
Brooklyn
Richmond
Westchester
Leary
Lessors
Superintendent of Elections
Corporation Counsel
Grady Explains Why He Seeks Senate Reappointment
Senator Thomas F. Grady, the Tammany veteran, was renominated for the Senate after saying he would not serve another term. He states leaders urged his continued service in the present political situation and cites barge canal supporters equal pay advocates humanitarian groups and labor interests as reasons for returning for two years to address upcoming issues.
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Thomas F. Grady
Tammany War Horse
Senate
Replies to Critics on Bank Deposit Guarantees
Washington reports Deputy Treasurer T. P. Kane rebuts critics of guaranteed bank deposits. He argues stockholders are not protected holders and outlines that wide stock dispersion and small investor holdings contradict the idea that directors control banks. He notes past losses in failed banks and contends deposit guarantees do not enhance safety or supervision.
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Washington
T. P. Kane
the Treasury
the Tribune
Kane
State Banking Board of
Oklahoma
Taft Camp to Host Evening Meeting with Briefings
Taft at 125th Street between Third and Lexington avenues will host another meeting this evening with Captain Hugh Coleman presiding and speakers including Walter M. Chandier Carl Houser and Arthur T. Sagan. Representatives Olcott and Professor Roberts are set as principal speakers at Camp Hughes tomorrow night with Charles H. Treat Senator Saxe and Mrs. Foster delivering remarks. Camp Hughes will feature Frank Moss and Isaac Fuld as speakers.
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Taft
125Th Street
Third
Lexington Avenues
Hugh Coleman
Walter M. Chandier
Carl Houser
Arthur T. Sagan
J. van Vechten Olcott
T. H. Roberts
Camp Hughes
149Th Street
Melrose Avenue
United States
Charles H. Treat
Martin Saxe
J. Ellen Foster
Camp Taft
Frank Moss
Isaac Fuld
Debate on Deposit Guarantees Versus Branch Banking
The speaker questions requiring stockholders to cover others investments and questions why depositors are treated differently from stockholders. He supports independent banking and opposes branch banking, criticizing blanket bank guarantees as fundamentally unsound despite not favoring banking monopolies.
Whalen and Koenig Exchange Pleasant East Side Chat
Secretary of State John S. Whalen recounts a morning meeting with Republican candidate Samuel S. Koenig in a café on Avenue C and 2d street. They spoke amiably about campaigns, with Whalen noting Koenig’s charming wife and both men wishing each other well while avoiding campaign issues.
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John S. Whalen
East Side
William Sulzer
Goldfogle
Hamilton Fish Park
Samuel S. Koenig
Avenue C
2D Street
Koenig
Whalen
John
Voters Register In Chicago Record High Turnout
Complete returns show that 262,675 voters recorded their names at the registration here yesterday.
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Chicago
Fish to Quit October 31 in U S Assistant Treasurer Move
Hamilton Fish of New York, Assistant Treasurer, announced his resignation with effect October 31 after being nominated for Congress last Thursday. He cited impracticability of leaving duties this month and urged Republicans to register and vote, warning that not voting equals a half vote for the Democrats.
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Hamilton Fish
United States
New York
Tribune
Washington
Congress
Deaf mute saves life after shooting on West 35th Street
Police report a deaf mute saved an unidentified man on West 35th Street last evening after the man was shot by a suspect who claimed to be Dominico D'Ames of 131 Thompson Street. D'Ames was arrested by Patrolman Brower at Tenth Avenue and 36th Street.
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West 35Th Street
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Thompson Street
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Brower
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Tenth Avenue
31Th Street
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No. Tlé
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Tenth Street
Sth Street
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D’ames
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