Democratic National Committee Funds Show Wide Small-Donor Spread
The October financial statement signed by Mack and Ridder shows the campaign fund near 248,567.55 with $250,000 needed to reach Election Day. Only one donor gave as much as $5,000, and many names appear with smaller gifts including $4.06 from Bryan and $2,000 from Mack. Parker Belmont Ryan absent. Hughes the rumored $5,000 man noted but unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic ‘National Committee
Mack
Herman Ridder
Charles J. Hughes
Colorado
Democratic
Hughes
Bryan Sees Nebraska Safe for Democrats on Home Tour
Plattsmouth Neb Oct 15 W J Bryan closed his three day tour speaking in his home state with a claim that Nebraska can be counted in the Democratic column by a bigger majority than in 1896 His addresses grew more aggressive. In Tecumseh he condemned Speaker Cannon calling him backed by predatory corporations and argued Roosevelt’s policies differ from his own. He urged voters to favor Bryan’s policies over Roosevelt’s.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Tecumseh
Cannon
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Kern Promotes Tariff Reduction At Noonday Meeting
John W. Kern Democratic vice presidential candidate addressed a large noonday crowd at the Commercial Travellers Anti-Trust League at 697 Broadway. He argued evil times arose from war and tariff taxes and urged lowering tariffs while criticizing wealth influence under McKinley and Dingley. Kern met with national leaders at the Hoffman House, plans a reception at 617 Fifth Avenue, and will speak in Brooklyn. Lieutenant Governor Chanler also spoke at the Broadway meeting.
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John W. Kern
Commercial Travellers’ Anti-Trust League
Broadway
Kern
McKinley
Dingley
Hoffman House
National Democratic Club
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Chanler
Commercial Travellers’ League
Academy of Music
McCarren Democrats
Prospect Hall
Leake Attacks Bryan At Lexington Republican Meeting
Democratic Congressman Eugene W. Leake denounced Bryan on the House floor and backed Taft at a New Star Theatre gathering in New York. Ex-Justice Cohen urged Hughes return, Aldrich supporters defended the currency bill, and other speakers included Howland Maas Bennet Moss and Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Leake
New Jersey
New Star Theatre
Lexington Avenue
Ith Street
Leake
Bryan
House of Representatives
Taft
William N. Cohen
Hughes
Charles H. Treat
United States
Henry E. Howland
C. O. Maas
W. S. Bennet
Frank Moss
Bainbridge Colby
Big jump for M'Carren man
Harry J. Walsh, an auditor in the Finance Department, was appointed yesterday Deputy City Chamberlain by City Chamberlain James J. Martin. Walsh replaces John H. Campbell who resigns to become treasurer of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company. Walsh's salary as auditor was 3000 yearly and 97.50 as deputy chamberlain. He is a lawyer former newspaper man and personal friend of Senator McCarren and Controller Metz, with the mayor's sanction noted.
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Meek
W. A. Glark
Montana
D. Gordon Bromley
Pennssylvania
M C. Wetmore
Missouri
Guy B. Tucker
ML Patterson
Colorado
M. B. Bald McNeil
Connecticut
M. F. Dunlap
Roger c C. Sullivan
John P. Hopkins
Illinois
Thomas T. Tageatt
Indiana
E. O. Wood
Michigan
E. F. Goltra
David R. Francis
James K. McGuire
Syracuse
John W. Cox
Perry Belmont
Samuel Untermyer
Jacob Ruppert
DeLancey Nicoll
Edward M. Shepard
William F. Sheehan
Ilinois
Carl S. Vrooman
Massachusetts
W. R. Burt
Murray Cameron
F. B. Lynch
Minnesota
72. Walsh
W. B. George
R. S. Ford
W. P. Mitchell
W. Bourke Cochran
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Charles H. Dougherty
E X. Nichol
William B. Rodgers
John Hull, Jr
J. Hyde Clark
Henry P. Burghard
Thomas W. Finucane
Wiliam F. Hoffman
W. J. Conners
Seymour H. Knox
Caddeback
Killen & Karl
W. Perry Taylor
John le Valley
T. L. Oxberne
James Gregory
William F. Burns
Thomas S. Fuller
N. el- Antonio Zucca
William J. Moore
John Fox
W. H. Baldwin
Parker
Belmont
Ryan
Alton B. Parker
Arkansas
T Cary
Archi K. S. D. Mallory
Columbia
August Belmont
Thomas Fortune Ryan
McCar- Charles F. Murphy
Patrick H.ren
Tammany Hall
Democratic National Committee
House
Delaware
Mississippi
Nevada
Virginia
Hoke Smith
Tillman
South Carolina
Vermont
Maine
H. C. Cummings
Darius H. Ingraham
William F. Conners
Democratic State Committee
John Worth Kern
Henry Gassaway Davis
Hoffman House
Charles J. Hughes
Traction Trust
Denver
Lindsay
Hughes
New York City
Bill’ Evans
E. Oe
Mrl
Gear
B. R
Harry J. Walsh
Finance Department
James J. Martin
Walsh
John H. Campbell
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Chamberlain
McCarren
Brooklyn
Metz
Chanler dodges issues at Tammany ratification meeting
In a Tammany Hall ratification night, Chanler declined to discuss campaign issues and the Public Service Commission stance, claiming no need to debate for Democratic votes. He said his future actions would be his own responsibility despite consulting party circles.
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Hitchcock
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Tammany Hall
Hughes
Chanler
Public Service Commission
Democratic Party
John W. Kern
Tammany
Mr. Kern
Charles F. Murphy
Mr. Chanler
Kern
Indiana
Bryan
Bryan's Nomination Mr. Kern
Denver
Atlantic
Pacific
Chanier
Chanler Addresses Columbia Democratic Club Students
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, Democratic candidate for Governor, spoke to a crowded Havemeyer Hall audience as Representative Sulzer presided. William McAdoo and J. J. Donibee gave brief remarks, praising Chanler’s integrity and urging support for the Democratic presidential candidate. Chanler contrasted youth party loyalties and criticized overreliance on the pronoun I while noting an aborted attempt by the Columbia Republican Club to read Governor Hughes questions.
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Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Columbia University
Democratic Club
Chanler
Havemeyer Hall
Representative Sulzer
William McAdoo
J. J. Donibee
Mr. Chanler
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Hughes
Columbia Republican Club
Hughes Not Hostile to Boroughs Denial by Schieren
Former Brooklyn mayor and Hughes Alliance president Charles A. Schieren rebutted claims that Governor Hughes demanded a charter revision commission opposed to borough government. He asserted the current commission has no hostilities toward Brooklyn or its Board of Estimate and Apportionment. He supported borough gov ernment and Governor Hughes, aligning with constitutional governance.
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Charles A. Schieren
Brooklyn
Hughes Alliance
Isaac M. Kapper
Hughes
Mr. Schieren
Manhattan
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Charter Revision Committee
Gallery of interior decoration and assembling opens
The new Interior Decoration and Assembling service debuts with a grand exhibit of period furniture and art. Specialists showcase versatile schemes for all rooms from a bungalow to an Italian villa, highlighting antique color theory and a Georgian Hall inspired house-palatial layout.
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Wanamaker
England
France
America
Hampton Court
New Thaw writ served. Produce prisoner at Pittsburg
A federal writ issued by the United States District Court in Pennsylvania commands Dr. Robert E. Lamb to produce Harry K. Thaw at Pittsburg. The writ, served by a U S marshal, follows Thaw’s recommittal to Matteawan Hospital and ties to bankruptcy proceedings. Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner and Thaw’s representatives awaited a decision on Sunday travel to Pittsburgh or return to Matteawan.
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Pittsburg
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
United States District Court For
Western District of Pennsylvania
Robert E. Lamb
Matteawan Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Lamb
United States
Westchester County
Thaw
Matteawan
Pennsylvania
New York State Supreme Court
Dr. Lamb
Henry K. Thaw
Asa Bird Gardiner
United States District Court
Jonel Gardiner
Colonel Gardiner
Baker
Waldo Registration Questioned by Olcott Campaign
John J. Fleming, manager for Republican candidate J. Van Vechten Olcott, accused Rhinelander Waldo of not being registered in the 15th Congress District. Fleming claimed Waldo registered at 43 East 129th Street, which falls in the 9th Assembly District within the 18th Congress District.
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John J. Fleming
J. van Vechten Olcott
Rhinelander Waldo
Olcott
Waldo
East 129Th Street
Mr. Fleming
9Th Assembly
18Th Congress
Waldo Nominated Amid Conflicting Addresses for 15th District
The record shows Waldo registered on October 12 but never occupied 129th Street. Certificates from Tammat Hall and Independence League list Nos 14 West 8th Street and 3S West Sot Street as his addresses. Initially planned for Tammany in the 1st District, Waldo was chosen to run against Representative Olcott.
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129Th Street
Congress District
Waldo
West Sth
Independence League of
West Sot Street
Tammany
Olcott
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William Jennings Bryan
Nathan Straus
National Democratic Clubr
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Chicago
Norman E. Mack
Jefferson County Bryan and Kern Club
Alabama
R. S. Hudspeth
Mr. Taft
M’carren Man
Cleveland
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Schieren
Kapper
Charter Revision Commission
Epaes
pMepar
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Ffraanafiy
Funuahug'eorra Bum
Harvard
Clifford Wiley
Elsie Baker Linn
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker Choral Society
J. Lewis Browne
Nevin . Browne
Herbert
Neidlinger
Alhambra
Hahn
Mr. Hahn
Baritone Polo
A Song of
Mr. Wiley
John
Browne
Arcadia
Linn
Louis
Selo
Bethlehem
Nevin
Cello
Pensee Amoureuse
Mr. Schmidt
Jules Jordan _ Brockway
Harris Harris
DeRoren
Nannina
Fourth Avenue
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MR. Waldo
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Battle Creek, Mich
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