Lodge Urges Larger Navy at Republican Rally
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge urged a bigger better equipped navy at Tremont Temple warning that Europe Balkan trouble could drag the U S into war and that fear of Japan keeps demands at bay. He argued for continued Republican control citing naval build up and leadership.
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Parker on Harriman Incident in Roosevelts Letter Speech
Alton B Parker in Cincinnati cites Roosevelt Harriman exchange from October 184 and claims James Sherman provoked a backlash against Harriman by raising funds. He says Sherman pressured Wall Street for 1 donations and Roosevelt and Hughes matched with dollars while Harriman faced designation as undesirable citizen.
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Mack Has $220000 Campaign Fund Declared
Chicago October 12 Norman E Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee announced the campaign fund totals reach about $220 40 from a dollar donors and that a full list of $100 contributors will be released by Herman Ridder treasurer midweek. The list of $500 and up donors has already been made public.
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Ministers Plan Hughes Rally in Brooklyn
Brooklyn clergymen organize a moral push for Gov Hughes reelection on the Sunday before election day. About two hundred members of Rev Dr John F Carson's Bible class meet to lead sermons and a large mass meeting is planned at the Academy of Music led by class president J McD Thomson.
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Academy of Music
Criticism Stirs Dem Circles Over Gaelic American Piece
The Tribune reprints a Gaelic American editorial criticizing Cardinal Gibbons, drawing Democratic anger as Daniel F. Cohalan, Tammany leader and Gaelic American publisher, defends the article. Cohalan says the piece, by John Devoy, aimed at an historical inaccuracy about the first American bishop. Other figures decline comment on marked copies sent to voters.
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Chanler Addresses Watertown Meeting Highlights Gubernatorial G Pats
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Democratic nominee for governor spoke at Watertown New York urging voters to judge crooks by voting patterns and criticizing Republican extravagance. He pledged a plain business administration with careful state expense review.
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Sherman Calls Bryan Dangerous in East Orange Rally
James 8 Sherman told about a thousand attendees in East Orange that Bryan is dangerous because he is sincere. Governor Fort introduced Sherman at a Taft Club event praising Taft’s proven policies and accusing Bryan of shifting issues, including free silver and Philippine surrender.
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Chanler calls Chanler a trimmer in White Plains rally
About three hundred residents attended a county Independence party rally at Lexington Hall in White Plains. Clarence J. Shearn labeled Mr. Chanler a trimmer and criticized Murphy of Tammany Hall as a vulgar fathead. The speech focused on control of Public Service commissions as the key election issue and questioned Chanler’s shift to support for a commission of practical men.
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Bryan Attacks Hughes in Lincoln Address on Campaign Finance
W J Bryan challenged Governor Hughes of New York over campaign financing and trusts during a speech at the state university in Lincoln. He criticized Hughes for rail fare policy and warned against trust influence, outlining a proposed 50 percent limit and readjustment period while detailing Bryan’s upcoming tour stops in Denver Omaha and Chicago.
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Fairbanks Campaign Draws Overflow Crowd in Newark
A large Newark turnout filled the Krueger Auditorium for Vice President Fairbanks and James S. Sherman. Fairbanks praised GOP policies and attacked Roosevelt era changes while Sherman spoke on campaign issues amid roaring applause and a party-hosted reception at Franklin Murphy's home.
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Gompers Repudiated by Alton Glassblowers Union
The Alton Glassblowers Union repudiates Samuel Gompers urging endorsement of Bryan for President and rejects his letter at a business meeting. D. J. Hayes, a central figure in the glassblowers and AFL, is denounced for backing Bryan. In Minneapolis, 15 leading unionists criticize Bryan methods and suggest labor voters may choose the Republican candidate.
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Gompers Decries Partisanship in Labor’s Political Duty
President Samuel Gompers of the AFL releases a circular urging labor to support a principle over party. He argues Republicans favor judiciary domination and Democrats favor government by law to the people, condemning the rise of discretionary power and “despotic” rule by judges. He attacks Taft as pro discretionary government and states no political office would be accepted by labor.
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Brewers Deny Opposition to Hughes Re-Election
William Forster general solicitor for the New York State Lager Beer Brewers Association and Lager Beer Brewers Board of Trade for New York City said yesterday that Buffalo reports claiming brewing interests oppose Governor Hughes’ re-election are false.
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Wealthy Man Accused In Thompson Murder Case
Luman Co Mann of Oak Park identified as buyer of rope found around Mrs Frances Thompson's neck. A key to the Michigan avenue death house, a missing watch, and a rope clerk Walter A Buckstrap linked Mann. Bail set at 25000. Mann claims alibi via Miss Daisy Potts and his three sisters.
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Orville
Oak Park
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Michigan Avenue
Walter A. Buckstrap
Harrison Street
Daisy Potts
University of Ilinois
Night riot damages two Manhattan hotels with stone throwing
After 11 pm stones were hurled from behind the Central Park wall as taxicabs stood before the Plaza Hotel and at Hotel Knickerbocker windows were broken. Special officers chased attackers. one man John Riley was arrested. A riot followed a Knickerbocker confrontation and taxi drivers faced new police restrictions.
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