Fairbanks Sees Large Crowds Across New York Rally Route
Vice President Fairbanks spoke to over ten thousand in a rapid tour from Loth Hall to Grand Music Hall with overflow crowds outside. Rival Socialist speakers clashed near Grand Music Hall as police cooled tensions. He praised Republican policy, attacked Democratic plans, and urged support for Taft Sherman tickets amid strong East Side turnout.
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Fogarty
Sth Street
Fairbanks
Isth Hall
Taft
Representative Sherman
Loth Hall
Empire Hall
No. S2
West 16Th Street
John P. Peters
St. Michael's Church
Grand Street
Mr. Feirbanks
Great East Side
Cornell Men Barred From Registration in Ithaca District
Ithaca N Y Oct 16 a score or more Cornell University students were blocked from registering on the third day of fall election registration. They contend their graduate status and teaching assistant duties entitle them to vote from their residence districts while inspectors call their stay temporary. They will seek certificates from Judges Bloon to place their names on the register.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Kern in Brooklyn Sees Modest Crowd at Kern Rallys
Democratic vice presidential candidate John W. Kern spoke at two Brooklyn meetings about Republican evils and Bryan as the artist of a wealth redistribution, urging unity against a Republican controlled policy set. The Prospect Hall crowd numbered about three thousand as he urged nonpartisan action.
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Brooklyn
John W. Kern
Academy of Music
McCarren
Prospect Hall
Manhattan
Academy
Andrew McLean
Brooklyn Citizen
New York City
Kern
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Party
Kern Wears Green Fedora in Political Moment
John Worth Kern, Democratic vice presidential hopeful, faced a public embarrassment when his pearl gray Indiana fedora disappeared and a green hat appeared in his place. The mix up occurred at his Hoffman House apartment before a reception by the National Democratic Club.
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John Worth Kern
Hoffman House
Indiana
New York
Kern
Frank E. Herring
South Bend
National Democratic Club
John Fox
Democratic Party
Mr. Kern
Hudspeth
Brooklyn
Shearn headlines mass meeting denounces Chanler
Clarence J. Shearn, Hearst’s “little candidate for Governor,” headlined League Hall last night. He attacked Chanler as the sole topic, urged Chanler to answer Hughes and his own questions, mocked Chanler’s voice, and questioned Jerome’s removal and the Metropolitan looters prosecutions if Chanler is elected. He blamed Murphy for issues and praised enemies made by leaders.
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Clarence J. Shearn
Hearst
League Hall
Chanler
Hughes
Shearn
Murphy
Tammany Braves
Chanler Silent On Race Track Gamble Question in Yonkers
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler spoke for fifteen minutes in Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Rochelle but avoided answering Governor Hughes on restoring race track gambling. He urged voting for the better Governor and pledged to enforce laws, but not to dictate the legislature. Lieutenant Governor Chanler echoed restraint, promising to enforce laws and avoid committing on the Public Service Commission.
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Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Hughes
Mount Vernon Theatre
Chanier
Mr. Chanler
Public Service Commission
Chanler
Phillipsburg
Chanler Addresses Drummers at Broadway Rally
Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and Theodore A. Bell spoke to Commercial Travellers' League members in lower Broadway. Chanler cited Republican defections and Democratic unity, saying many oldtime Republicans will back the ticket from Bryan down. He urged voters to oppose Governor Hughes and stressed voters know their own character and abilities.
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Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Theodore A. Bell
California
Denver
Commercial Travellers’ League
Lower Broadway
Mr. Chanler
Bryan
Democratic Party
Hughes
West
New York
Chanler Tour Schedule Hits Busy Long Island Day
Lieutenant Governor Chanler's Long Island speaking tour unfolds with a tight schedule. The itinerary details arrival times and the sequence of towns where he will address local audiences, signaling a packed day of appearances across multiple communities.
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Long Island
Chanler
Bryan Calls for Light in Denver Campaign Stop
William J. Bryan spoke in Denver after a day of parades and speeches paralleled by stops in Wray Yuma Akron Prush Fort Morgan Wiggin Barr. He urged voters to demand honest government and cited campaign contributions and bank deposit publicity as talking points. Crowds greeted him warmly with Western-style handshakes, leaving his hands sore from the constant grip.
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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
Chicago officials say W. J. Bryan will trail Taft through Ohio on October 2 visiting cities recently seen by the Republican candidate. He then plans New Jersey town meetings, four days in New York including October 29 in New York City and October 27 in Brooklyn, with Indiana Illinois and possibly Ohio on the western leg. Mack departs Chicago for New York to remain in the East a week, stopping in Buffalo to register.
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Chicago
Mack
W. J. Bryan
Taft
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Bryan
Indiana
Ilinois
East
Buffalo
Meyer Speaks in Virginia for Taft and Wise
Fredericksburg Virginia October 16 Postmaster General Meyer reviewed William H Taft s career and the Roosevelt era noting gains in manufacturing and farm output under Republican administrations He urged voters to elect George N Wise to Congress and praised Taft as the best prepared candidate for president.
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Fredericksburg
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Meyer
Taft
Congress
George N. Wise
Ta‘t
Miller Names 200 Lawyer Committee For Surrogate Beckett Canvas
Henry F. Miller of 44 Pine Street announces a two hundred lawyer committee appointed by the county bar to oversee Surrogate Beckett's canvass for reelection. He calls a meeting for Monday at 4 15 PM. The committee includes William Bennet, Rufus Cowing, Edward Clinch, Lewis Delafield, Horace Deming, Lawrence Godkin, Job Hedges, Koenig, Kernochan, Lauterbach, Meyers, Mathewson, Masten, Olcott, Ordway, Page, Prentice, Pine, Ransom, Russell, Satterlee, Sullivan, Strong, Taft, and Woodford.
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Henry F. Miller
Pine Street
House Palatial in Wanamaker Gallery Opens as Educational Space
The Wanamaker Galleries unveil a quarter million dollar "House Palatial" inside the Gallery of Interior Decoration, aiming to educate the public in furnishing arts. Demonstrations, weekly lectures, and treatises will accompany displays inspired by Hampton Court, Haddon Hall, and Versailles, emphasizing color harmony and period atmosphere for builders and owners.
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Wanamaker
Hampton Court
Haddon Hall
William Morris
Red House
Kelmscott
Grand Trianon
Palace
Versailles
Greenough House
Democratic Congressional Campaign Fund totals rise with major donors
Chicago reports show the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee listing contributions of 10 or more totaling 12,744 and overall fund sums near 20,400 dollars. Major donor lines include the Democratic National Committee with 3,000, and numerous congressmen and clubs from states like Louisiana, South Carolina, Virginia, Texas, Illinois, Missouri, New York, and more, with several individuals contributing hundreds. The committee seeks at least 15.04 more to complete work.
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Democratic National Committee
James T. Lioyd
Lioyd
Democratic National
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Jack Beall
J. G. McHenry
Pennsylvania
C. H. Weisse
Wisconsin
J. J. Russell
Missouri
Thomas Hackney
John M. Moore
D. W. Hamilton
Iowa
Cham Clark
G. M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
C. V. Fornes
New York
T. D. Nichols
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Frenes B. Harrison
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
L. D. Granger
Rhode Island
H. D. Flood
Virginia
Rufus Hardy
United States
W. J. Stone
Herman Ridder
W. G. Conrad
Montana
Democratic
Alabama
Mobile County
Bryan
Anniston Bryan Club
Ae Oe
Eeeetibiiliiemd
W.A Sildshed Ee
Gilshome
Marique
Bevan and Kern Club
Idahoman
Campaign Notes and Banner Deployments Downtown
Taft and Sherman banners will be stretched in two locations downtown today at Broome and Wooster streets and between Spring and Broome. The wholesale dry goods trade forms a merchants committee to back Francis A. Adams for Congress with George C. Batcheller as chairman. Francis B. Rogers is treasurer, headquarters at 8 Worth Street. A Hoffman House debate questions when financier will deliver rumored funds. Lehman and Jackson are disputed Democratic nominees for judicial posts. Ulman declines Assembly bid in 2th District. Linden Bates remains Republican nominee. Daly denies deals with Hendrick. Olson chosen as candidate. Waldo nomination protested. hearing to continue Monday afternoon. Marshall McCampbell, Henry County farmer, nominated by Independence party for district seat in Tennessee.
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Broome
Wooster
Francis A. Adams
Congress
George C. Batcheller
Francis BD. Rogers
No. 8
Worth Street
Hoffman House
Chaniler
Lehman
Irving Lehman
Supreme Court
Jackson
Republican National Headquarters
Sheldon
Ullman
Jesse Ulman
Independent Voters’ Direct
Assembly
Board of Elections
Frank Hendrick
Unsuc
J. J. Daly
John J. Daly
Independence League
Hemdrick
John E Olson
Waldo
Yard
League of
Raelander
League
Paris
Tenn
Marshall McCampbell
Henry County
Independence Party
McCampbell
Union
Fight Over Ellis Island Contract Is Resolved
Washington confirmed a three year contract for feeding Ellis Island immigrants. Fritz Brodt and Harry Balfe claimed awards made around July 15 by Acting Secretary Wheeler. Balfe and his attorneys challenge the award while Commissioner Watchorn says the original bid dispute is settled.
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Ellis Island
Fritz Brodt
Harry Balfe
Commissariat
Wheeler
Department of C and Labor
Ralfe
Watcher
Loeb
Balfe
Watchorn
Brodt
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