Taft Captures Working Men Cheers in Newburg Rally
Taft spoke before about four thousand iron founders puddlers and blacksmiths at Newburg near Cleveland. The audience boasted Debs and Bryan supporters but Taft won broad sympathy by defending the law and condemning Debs and Phelan.
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Tribune
Liverpool
Ohio
Newburg
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Hanna
William H. Taft
Debs
Bryan
Taft
Bill
Mr. Taft
Rght
Phelan
Republicans See City Registration Drop Favorable to Hughes
An analysis of New York City registration shows total city turnout at 5,426 below the last Presidential year. Brooklyn and Manhattan drops are noted while Bronx gains, mostly Republican, bolster Hughes. Officials claim illegal votes and district shifts explain changes affecting the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan districts.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Brooklyn
Hughes
Bryan
Chanler
Woodruff
Red Hook
Bay Ridge
McCarren
Mth
New York City
Conners
Democratic State Committee
John A. Mason
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Mall
Queens
Tribune
the Tribune
Taft Arrangements in Virginia Planned
Ivah H. Martin Republican national committeeman returned from Richmond after completing Taft speech arrangements. He and Congressman Bascom Stemp of the 9th District will meet Taft’s train at Danville and escort it to Richmond. Martin will proceed to New York to arrange further Virginia speaking events and invite Secretary Wright to Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Ivah H. Martin
Richmond
William H. Taft
Martin
Bascom Stemp
9Th
Taft
Danville
New York
Virginia
Wright
Fairbanks in Trenton Addresses Tariff Focus
Vice-President Fairbanks spoke to about three thousand in Taylor Opera House Trenton on tariff policy. He defended protective duties, credited Pingrey tariff with good times, and blamed Democrats for the 1893 panic while urging support for Ira A. Wood in Congress. The visit included Princeton trips with Senator Briggs and luncheon with Governor Fort and officials.
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Tribune
Trenton
WN. J
Fairbanks
Taylor Opera House
Joseph Barbour
Hartford
Bryan
John A. Campbell
Trenton Potteries Company
United States
Frank Briggs
Governor Fort
State Department
Senator Briggs
Princeton
Congress
Ira A. Wood
Democrats Aid Taft Campaign
Two vanloads of campaign literature were unloaded at the Democratic national headquarters in Chicago. The material, printed in Bohemian Lithuanian and Slavish, appeared intended for Republican headquarters and many of the papers were mailed to voters before discovery.
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Chicago
Taft
Erature
Parker Addresses Democrats in Springfield on Tariff and Contributions
Alton F. Parker spoke to Springfield Democrats condemning President Roosevelt over the Haskell episode and campaign contribution publicity. He charged the GOP with being in league with wealthy interests benefiting from Republican tariff laws and with no intent to sever ties with corporate power.
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Springfield
Ohio
Alton FB. Parker
President Roosevelt
Bryan
Haskell
No Office for Taft's Brother in Watertown Caucus
Horace D. Taft principal of Taft School Watertown and brother of Republican nominee William H. Taft declined to enter the nomination race for State Legislature at the Watertown Republican caucus. He said he will work for Watertown but could not consider running for office.
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Waterbury
Conn
Horace D. Taft
Taft School
Watertown
William H. Taft
Taft
Fragmentary 1900s Financial Ledger Snippet
Incomplete OCR fragment lists year references 1905 1907 1908 and figures such as 290 691 260 461 22.20 271.114, with scattered codes like os Sat a7o 2 co 457 YW 240 072, 46 2 14 ms and 15 000 4 15 879 88 S91 645 625 9 219 501 665 682.005. The text resembles a financial tabulation or stock ledger fragment lacking clear context.
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U. O
Brooklyn
Tor. A.D
Brooklyn Registration Shows Party Shifts in Kings County
Republican leader Jacob Brenner claims a large Republican plurality in Kings County while Democrats foresee victory with cross party support for regular nominees. Senator Metarren dismisses Brenner as overconfident. Registration tables compare Brooklyn totals with 1965 changes.
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Kings County
Bryan in Nebraska Lands Wide Democratic Tour
William J. Bryan wrapped up a Nebraska swing with twenty one speeches across Republican strongholds including Wahoo and Fairmount. He attacked Taft and Hughes, urged farm aid, and claimed Roosevelt and Taft lacked reform. He warned voters of empty promises and planned a North Bend start followed by a North Platte finish.
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Neb
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Aft
Hughes
Omaha
Bryan
Taft
Nebka
Republican Party
Canada
Europe
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
New York
Wahoo
Fairmount
Union Pacific
North Bend
Hebron
Bryan to Deliver Nine Speeches in New York City
Chairman Mack announced that Mr. Bryan would give nine speeches in New York City during his October 26 visit. The schedule includes four daytime meetings and five speeches at night. He will also speak four times in Chicago on October 19.
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Ohio
Taft
Sterling
Mr. Taft
East Liverpool
Lorain
Debs
Lerain
Alliance
Richardson
Chicago
Mack
Mr. Bryan
New York City
Democrats reveal campaign fund of eight thousand dollars
Chicago October 13 The Democratic Congressional Committee plans to publicize its campaign fund to avoid charges of hiding funds. About 8000 dollars are on hand the smallest amount in the party’s history with only sums above 100 dollars to be disclosed.
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Chicago
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congressional Committee
Ex Senator Elsberg and Hedges Speak at Camp Hughes
Ex Senator Nathaniel A. Elsberg and Job E Hedges addressed Camp Hughes in the Bronx last night. Hedges mocked Bryan and praised Roosevelt Hughes and the Public Service Commission.
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Nathaniel A. Elsberg
Job E Hedges
Camp Hughes
149Th Street
Melrose Avenue
Bronx
Hedges
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Hedges
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Hughes
Bryan
Standard of Company
Republican
Standard Oil Company
Elsberg
Public Service Commission
Plan Campaigns Biggest Rally at Madison Square Garden
The Republican mass meeting at Madison Square Garden on October 28 aims to be the campaign’s largest rally. Benjamin E. Hall leads planning with President Parsons’s committee and the Metropolitan Life Building offices. Taft and Hughes to speak along with Smith and Knight. A massive parade will include students from Columbia, CCNY, NYU, Yale, and Brown. Committees for decorations, seats, music, printing, ushers, police, parade, and speaker reception will be named soon.
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Madison Square Garden
Parsons
Benjamin E. Hall
Metropolitan Life
Republican County Committee
Taft
Hughes
Hitchcock
William Alden Smith
George A. Knight
Columbia University
College of the City of New York
New York University
Yale University
Brown University
Yale
Brown
Mack Sees Republican Bugaboo in Letter Threat
In a letter, Mr Mack says he will supply names of those creating impressions about consequences if Bryan is elected. He promises to publish the names and methods widely. The national chairman asks state chairmen for the names of any person or corporation using these methods.
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Panama Canal
Eeoes
Steam Shovellers
Sith
Steam Shovellers’ Union
Sinco Oregon
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation of War
Gomte
Democratic Party
Bryan
Danie Keefe
Longshorea Union
Ancy
Chicago
Mack
Bryen
Mr Treat to stump for Taft in Chicago
Charles H. Treat meets with Republican leaders at headquarters to plan a campaign push for Taft in Chicago on October 18. The memo outlines scheduling and speaking roles for the event.
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MR. Treat
Taft
Chicago
Charles H. Treat
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