Fairbanks Appeals to 10000 Plus Voters in New York Rallies
Vice President Fairbanks spoke to crowds across four Republican halls from Loth Hall to Grand Music Hall in New York City last night. Enthusiastic voters overflowed halls as rival Socialist speakers clashed with Republican wagons outside Grand Music Hall. Police, led by Sergeant Fogarty, dispersed invaders while Fairbanks urged unity in prosperity and defended Republican policies on tariffs, money, and trusts before large East Side crowds.
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Fogarty
Sth Street
Fairbanks
Loth Hall
Taft
Representative Sherman
Empire Hall
West U6th Street
Cornell Men Barred From Registering in Ithaca Districts
Ithaca on October 16 reports a score of Cornell students barred from registration on the third day of fall elections. The students, enrolled in post graduate courses and serving as assisting instructors, claim eligibility from their current residences while inspectors deem their stay temporary. They plan to seek certificates from Judas Bloom to place names on the register as the city’s registration on day three trails behind day one and day two.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Judas Bloom
Kern in Brooklyn as Kern speaks to divided crowds
John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential hopeful, spoke at two Brooklyn meetings. At Academy of Music McCarren supporters hosted a sizable crowd while anti McCarren factions gathered at Prospect Hall. Kern criticized Republican rule and urged unity against a wealth dominating few allied with the GOP.
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John W. Kern
Academy of Music
McCarren
Prospect Halls
Senator McCarren
Manhattan
Academy
Andrew McLean
Brooklyn Citizen
New York City
Kern
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Prospect Hall
Republican Party
Kern Balked At Green Fedora In Brooklyn Visit
John Worth Kern, Democratic vice presidential hopeful, awoke to find his pearl gray fedora replaced by a green hat. After a quick swap with Frank E. Herring, Kern attended a reception at the National Democratic Club where he expressed resolve to press the campaign and hoped for a November victory. He spent the afternoon at his Hoffman House apartments before joining Mr. Hudspeth for Brooklyn meetings.
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John Worth Kern
Hoffman House
Indiana
New York
Kern
Frank E. Herring
South Bend
National Democratic Club
John Fox
Mr. Hudspeth
Brooklyn
Shearn Keeps Up Pace At League Hall Mass Meeting
Clarence J. Shearn, Hearst's "little candidate for Governor," headlined a League Hall gathering last night and pressed Chanler to answer questions posed by him and Governor Hughes. He mocked Chanler's voice and urged use of a typewriter, while noting Murphy's influence and the registration law reducing his supporters. He questioned whether Chanler would prosecute looters if elected and recalled a president famed for loving enemies.
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Clarence J. Shearn
Hearst
League Hall
Chanler
Hughes
Shearn
Murphy
Tammany Braves
Mr. Shearn
Jerome
Chanler Silent on Race Track Gambing Question in Yonkers Tour
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler spoke fifteen minutes at Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Rochelle meetings, avoiding any direct answer to Governor Hughes on restoring race track gambling. He urged lawful enforcement, defended democracy and conservative state economy, and declined to discuss Public Service Commission plans. Lieutenant Governor Chanler avoided specifics, pledging to enforce laws and not change human nature.
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Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Hughes
Mount Vernon Theatre
Chanter
Chanler
Public Service Commission
Phillipsburg
Chanler Addresses Drummers at Broadway Rally
Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and Theodore A. Bell spoke at a Commercial Travellers' League rally in lower Broadway. Chanler said Republicans are shifting to support his ticket and a united Democratic slate. He cited Governor Hughes's western remark and urged voters to oppose Hughes, claiming many Democrats will vote straight tickets.
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Theodore A. Bell
California
Denver
Commercial Travellers’ League
Lower Broadway
Mr. Chanler
Bryan
Democratic Party
Hughes
West
New York
Bryan Calls for Light In Denver Campaign Stop
William J. Bryan spoke in Denver after a day of crowded processions from Plattsmouth to the Auditorium. He quoted Let there be light and attacked Republican policies as void, urging honesty and banking deposit guarantees while noting campaign contributions. He made stops in Wray Yuma Akron Prush Fort Morgan Wig gins and Barr, then faced hearty Western handshakes that left his hands sore.
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Denver
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Colorado
Mr. Bryan
Plattsmouth
Wray
Yuma
Akron
Prush
Fort Morgan
Wiggins
Barr
Bryan's Closing Itinerary
Chairman Mack announced W. J. Bryan will follow Taft through Ohio on October 21 visiting many cities and towns. He will speak in New Jersey on October 2, four days in New York City on October 25 and Brooklyn on October 27, then return west to Indiana Illinois and likely Ohio. Mack heads to New York, stopping in Buffalo to register.
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Chicago
Mack
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Bryan
Indiana
Illinois
East
Buffalo
Meyer Voices Taft Support In Virginia Rally
Frederickssure Virginia October 16 Postmaster General Meyer spoke on William H Taft reviewing Roosevelt era progress and praising Republican gains in manufactures and farm products over eleven years. He urged George N Wise for Congress and argued Taft is uniquely prepared for the presidency.
Lawyers to canvass Surrogate Beckett reelection
Henry F. Miller announced a county bar committee of two hundred lawyers to canvass Surrogate Beckett for reelection. He called a meeting for Monday at 4 15 in the afternoon. The committee includes Bennet Bennett Cowing Clinch Deming Godkin Hornblower Hedges Koenig Lauterbach Meyers Mathewson Masten Olcott Ordway Page Prentice Pine Ransom Russell Sullivan Strong Taft Woodford and others.
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Henry F. Miller
Pine Street
Florence J. Sullivan
Theron G. Strong
Henry W. Taft
Stewart L. Woodford
House Palatial in Gallery of Interior Decoration
The Fifth Gallery presents a solid Georgian style House Palatial built into the galleries. Costing close to 250 thousand dollars, it pairs furnishings and art with antique finishes to evoke period sentiment. Designers aim to show decorative harmonies inspired by Hampton Court, Haddon Hall, Kelmscott, Versailles, Grand Trianon, and Georgian and Colonial homes, guiding study for owners and architects.
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Haddon Hall
William Morris
Red House
Kelmscott
Grand Trianon
Palace
Versailles
Greenough House
Congressional Fund Shows Democratic Campaign Totals
Chicago Oct 16 The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee released its fundraising tallies with reported contributions of 0 or more totaling 12 744 plus smaller gifts bringing the total near 5 00. A 3 000 donation from the Democratic National Committee is noted and Chairman James T Lloyd says at least 15 more is needed. The report also lists numerous individual and committee gifts across states including amounts from R C Davey D E Finley E W Saunder Morris Sheppard Jack Beall J G McHenry H D Flood Rufus Hardy W J Stone Herman Ridder and others totaling 155 155 plus 3 08 from frankable literature. Later, the Presidential fund receipts on October 15 reached 6 294 with contributions from clubs committees and individuals across Alabama Arkansas California Kentucky Nebraska New York Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and other areas.
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Democratic National Committee
James T. Lioyd
Lioyd
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Denver
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Louisiana
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South Carolina
E. W. Saunder
Virginia
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Jack Beall
J. G McHenry
Pennsylvania
Co. H. Weisse
Wisconsin
J. J. Russell
Missouri
Thomas Hackney
John M. Moore
D. W Hamilton
Iowa
Cham Clark
G. M. Blitchcock
Nebraska
C. V. Fornes
New York
T. D. Nichols
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Frends B. Harrison
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
D. L. D. Granger
Rhode Island
H. D. Flood
Rufus Hardy
United States
W. J. Stone
Herman Ridder
W. G. Conrad
Montana
Democratic
Alabama
Mobile County
Brys
Anniston Bryan Club
Er Club
Arkansas
W. M. Cavanaugh
Sino
California
Bryan Volunteers
Ae R. Williamson
M. Eee
M. Pistnots
John
Igginson
Poe Central
Coust
Kentucky
Amnnett Li
Whedon
Young
Ureyew York
James K. McGuire
Oe Sulre
Harvey
Campaign Notes and Banner Plans for Taft Sherman Day
Two more Taft and Sherman banners will be stretched downtown today at Broome and Wooster streets and between Spring and Broome. The wholesale drygoods trade forms a merchants committee for Adams’s Congressional race at No. 4 Worth Street with George Batcheller as chairman. A Hoffman House question asks when Chanter will fulfill a $50,000 pledge from the nomination. Irving Lehman and Jackson are reportedly not enrolled Democrats. Ullman declines Assembly nomination. Linden Bates is the Republican nominee. Daly explains no deal with Hendrick, praising Olson as better fitted to run. Waldo nomination protests continue, hearing to resume Monday noon. Paris Tennessee reports Marshall McCampbell, a Farmers Union member, nominated by Independence Party for the 9th Congress District.
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Wooster
Francis A. Adams
Congress
George ©. Batcheller
Francis BD. Rogers
No. 4
Worth Street
Hoffman House
Chanter
Lehman
Irving Lehman
Supreme Court
Jackson
Republican National Headquarters
Sheldon
Ullman
Jesse Ullman
Independent Voters’ Direct Nominations League
Assembly
Board of Elections
Frank Hendrick
Unsuc
J. J. Daly
John J. Daly
Independence League
Hemdrick
John B Olson
Elee
Waldo
Board of
Iions
Gard
League of Abb
Lander
League
Paris
Tenn
Marshall McCe
Henry County
Independence Party
Suh Congress
McCampbell
Farmers Union
Fight Over Ellis Island Contract Dispute
Washington confirmed a contract for feeding immigrants at Ellis Island. Fritz Brodt claimed the award, while Harry Balte asserted a three year contract awarded July 15 by Acting Secretary Wheeler. Secretary Loeb and Commissioner Watchorn weighed in as legal action looms.
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Ellis Island
Fritz Brodt
Harry Balte
Commissariat
Wheeler
Department of Ci and Labor
Ralfe
Watcher
Loeb
Balfe
Tian
Watchorn
Brodt
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