Trouble in New Law Tarns Many From Polls
The new registry law met resistance in its first day with Tammany and Republicans clashing over forms and procedures. A registration inspector, Nathaniel Holser, was attacked near a registry booth and hospitalized. The piece notes disputes over required registration details and inspector practices, plus political tensions between James E. March and J. B. G. Rinehart. It cites actions by East Side lodging houses and early turnout comparisons for Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Tammany
Nathaniel Holser
Elstreet
Nassau Street
Flection
3D Assembly
East 12Th Street
Bellevue Hospital
Hober
Holser
James E. March
J. B. G. Rinehart
West 4H Street
Rinehart
Merch
March
Jessee
E. F. Finch
Committee On Registration
Republican County Committee
M- Finch
Herbert Parsons
Dooling
Board of Elections
Corporation Counsel
Pendleton
Finch
Parsons
William Leary
Superintendent of Elections
Bense
Tammany Hall
John Fox
National Democratic Club
Sixth Avenue
East 50Th Street
East Side
San Juan Negro
Mexican Diet Linked to Energy Boost After Grape-Nuts Use
A letter from a Mexican resident recounts digestive relief and renewed vitality after adopting Grape-Nuts and cream with Postum. He notes reduced nervous symptoms, improved mood, and sustained work ability while praising the product and its effects on his family.
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Mexico
Republic
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Registration Reminder Before 10 P.M. Closing
A notice urges residents to enroll today before 10 o clock tonight. Registries close at that time and reopen at 7 a.m. Citizens are advised to register early to ensure their name is on the enrollment books.
Bryan Resumes Attack in Havelock Nebraska Speech
William J. Bryan arrived from Lincoln to address railroad workers in Havelock. He attacked Speaker Cannon and Taft, urged direct election of Senators, and pressed labor planks from the Denver platform. He charged Republicans with secrecy over campaign contributions and pledged Democratic labor legislation.
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Havelock
Neb
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Denver
Cannon
Sherman
Taft
United States
Bryan
Brian
Hearst Attacks Kern as Tool of Taggart in Los Angeles Speech
Hearst accuses Democratic vice presidential candidate Kern of being a tool of Thomas Taggart and of loyalty to the Vanderbilt system. He cites Kern's 1889 Indianapolis City Attorney appointment and cites a rail pass and Archbold correspondence as evidence. He urges immediate registration with booths open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. for Manhattan and The Bronx voters.
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Thomas Taggart
Los Angeles
W. R. Hearst
Mr. Kern
Hearst
Kern
Indianapolis
Taggart
Vanderbilt
Archbold
Depew
Mr. Archbold
Broadway
Senator
Ths
John D. Archbold
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Central Depot
Citr “Mir
Kem
Register
Manhattan
Bronx
The
Tribune
Roosevelt letter to Hamilton Fish on resignation
President Roosevelt accepts Hamilton Fish's resignation as Assistant Treasurer of the United States in New York City effective October 31. Fish tipped his cap for five and a half years service after accepting the Republican nomination for Congress, expressing gratitude to the President.
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Hamilton Fish
United States
Roosevelt
Fish
Congress
White House
Washington
Mr. Fish
New York City
Oenteen
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Kings Congress Nominations Noted In Brooklyn Conventions
Democratic conventions were held in Brooklyn districts last night naming candidates including George Lindsay, Jerry Enook, James Maher, and John J. Fitzgerald with adjournment until October.
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Democratic Congress
Brooklyn
Cone
George Indsay
Jerry Enook
G-Jone B. Eastmond
James Maher
John J. Fitzgerald
Ward to See President Roosevelt Over New York State Situation
National Committeeman William L. Ward will visit Washington in the coming days to discuss New York politics with President Roosevelt. He plans to outline the conditions as he observes them to the President, with Westchester lieutenants noting the visit will address state affairs.
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National
William L. Ward
Washington
New York State
Westchester
Roosevelt
Hewitt Compromises Nominates 40th District Senator
In Auburn New York Oct 5 Charles J Hewitt of Locke Cayuga County wins the Republican nomination for state senator from the 40th District after a heated Cortland convention See Woodruff forced compromise and the bitter clash over Wilcox opposition and racetrack bill Hewitt and Wilcox coal partners in Hewitt Wilcox Coal Company. The nomination papers filed in Albany before midnight and voter registration urged nationwide.
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Tribune
Auburn
N. Y
Benjamin M. Wilcox
Ito Kelsey
Charles E. Hughes
Charles J. Hewitt
Locke
Woodruff
Cortland
Wilcox
Harry T. Dayton
Cayuga
Lusk
Dayton
Davis
Cortland County
Hughes
Mangin
Seneca County
Cayuga County
Hewitt
Hewitt-Wilcox Coal Company
Church Federation
Syracuse
Empire State Express
Albany
Secretary of State
Longworth denies Roosevelt bid in Rock Island speech
Cincinnati representative Nicholas Longworth disputes a report that he suggested Roosevelt should run after Taft. He says he spoke for Taft now and predicted no future candidacy, noting Ohio would yield to another state for the next nomination if needed.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
East
Rock Island
Ill
Taft
Roosevelt
Longworth
Ohio
Judge Taft
New York
Sherman
Nothing on Mack says Conners denies Hearst attack
William J. Conners, Democratic State Committee chairman, states there is nothing on Chairman Mack. He recalls Mack’s Canadian birth name Norman F. McEachren and notes no scandal has surfaced. Conners stresses his fifteen year fight with Mack and questions how any hint could have eluded him.
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Democratic State Committee
Mack
Hearst
Foraker
Haskell
Norman F. McEachren
Canada
McEachren
Mr. Mack
William R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Tribune
Conners
Buffalo
Mr. Conners
Nominations for Legislature Sweep Several Districts
In New York a wave of party nominations spans multiple districts. John N Cordis of Kingston is renominated by Republicans for State Senate in the 11th District. John J McInerney, a Rochester lawyer, is nominated for Assembly in Monroe’s 5th District by Republicans. Democrats in Kingston and Albany nominate ex judges and candidates for the 11th Senate and 2nd Assembly Districts. In Utica and Monroe County voters see further Assembly hopefuls named by Democrats and Republicans.
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Coxsackie
N. Y
Joohn N. Cordis
Kingston
Rochester
Monroe
John J. McInerney
Assembly
Kingston, N
John G. Vanetten
Ulster
Greene Counties
Utica
John W. Manley
Democrats
Oneida County
Merwin K. Hart
Monroe County
Cyrus W. Phillips
Harry M. Schall
Standard Oil Denies Ohio Bribery Charges In Monnett Case
Cleveland reports that S H Tolles from Kline Tolles Goff issued a statement defending Standard Oil against bribery allegations tied to former Attorney General F S Monnett. The firm contends Monnett failed to prove ties between the company and any bribe, noting false claims and demanding the names of alleged bribe givers.
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S. H. Tolles
Kline
Monnett
Messrs. Elliott and
Bealf
Standard Oil Company
New York
F. S. Monnett
Yale
George Hice
Supreme Court of Co. Uu
Toledo
Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Cleveland Leader
Toledo Blade
Ohio State Journal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Trust
New York R
Cineimnati Commercial Tribune
Becanuse
Standard of
Attramys
Standard
Supreme Court
C .B. Squires
Standard Oo Company
Squires
Democratic Assembly Nominations by AD Conventions
Candidates named by conventions include W R Donthee 20 J Merrrath 21 J F Murphy 22 G W Kaumann 2a W T Kelleher 24 T A Brennan 26 I J Joseph 20 H L Riker 2n W N Seligeberg L A Cuvillier 21 A Greenberg J Silberman P I Schmidt J Kerles Stein 35 J V Sheridan.
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William R Donthee
Patrick J. Merrrath
John F. Murphy
George W. Kaumann
William T. Kelleher
Thomas A. Brennan
Irving J. Joseph
Herbert L. Riker
Walter N. Seligeberg
Laula A. Cuvillier
Abraham Greenberg
Jesse Silberman
Philip I Schmidt
Jane “Kerles Stein
John V. Sheridan
Haskell Urges Roosevelt Probe of Osage Lease Deal
Oklahoma Governor Haskell issues an open letter to President Roosevelt demanding a full inquiry into a 680000 acre Osage lease to the Prairie Oil and Gas Company. He alleges improper negotiations with Standard Oil agents, cites royalty and cash bonus concerns, and threatens to press Congress if the Indians are not fairly treated.
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Guthrie
Okla
Roosevelt
Haskell
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Messrs
Guffey
Barnsdale
Pennsylvania
Osage
Standard Oil Company
Oklahoma
Congress
United States
Secretary Straus to Speak Campaign Tour Dates
Secretary Straus announced he will spend the week beginning December in New York delivering speeches and remains ready to extend activity until Election Day. He is set for Cleveland October 19 Indianapolis October, Chicago October 21 St. Louis October 22 and Louisville October 23 with possible Maryland appearances in the coming week.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Straus
Deber
New York
The
National Committee
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Maryland
Bryan denies opposing pensions in interview
W J Bryan says in Lingola Nebraska that he never spoke against pensions and that all his platforms endorse pensions and a liberal policy. He responds to a clipping claiming an 1892 speech against pensions in Congress.
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Lingola
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Congress
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