Governor denounces policy halting commerce and arters
The governor denounces a policy that would interfere with commerce and urges voters to avoid it. After speaking at Glens Falls he travels by car via Fort Edward to Ticonderoga where a thousand attend an opera house address amid a paper mill strike.
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Fort Edward
Delaware & Hudson
Ticonderoga
Rouse’s Point
Malone
Potsdam
Canton
Ogdensburg
Schieren defends Hughes against German American attack
Ex Mayor Charles A. Schieren, president of the Hughes Alliance, rebutted a German American State Alliance committee’s criticism of Governor Hughes. He argued German Americans cannot be misled, denies claims of liberty attacks, and cites support from liquor dealers’ attorneys for a stricter excise law.
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Charles A. Schieren
Hughes Alliance
Hughes
Personal Liberty League
Albany
Beveridge Declares No Democratic Party Anymore In U S Speech
Indiana Senator Beveridge addressed a large Convention Hall meeting in Kansas City on October 19. He harshly attacked Bryan and the Democratic party declaring there is no Democratic party left, only the government and its opposition.
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Kansas City
Beveridge
Indiana
Bryan
Political campaign gatherings listed at multiple New York venues
A list of campaign events at Union Square Broadway Maiden Lane Maiden Lane and numerous halls including Camp Taft Camp Hughes and Koster Bial Hall. Speakers include E W Laake A T Lovatt Chester Donaldson David Naughton J Wesley Hitl Luis Meyer J W V Olcott W S Bennet Gherardi Davis H F Kennedy J G Shingarn F A Adame BR W Lawrence presides Ernest Hall Walter Chanler Chadbourne Lugene Baumennthal J H K Blauvelt J H Hickey Ezra P Prentice Herbert Parsons George B K Agnew Artemas Ward Jr George Horton W H Davis John H Gunner W C Hecht Lindon Bates Jr W Holden Weeks Harold Coffin Leonard Hand Jesse Gold.
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E. W. Laake
New Jersey
A. T. Lovatt
Broadway
Chester Donaldson
Costa Rica
David Naughton
Maiden Lane
Taft and Sherman Drug and Paint Campaign Club
J. Wesley Hitl
Luis M. Meyer
Camp
Ernest Hall
Walter M. Chanler
Wiliam N. Chadbourne
Chuir
Lugene Baumennthal
J. H. K. Blauvelt
Madison Square Church League
George BK. Agnew
Artemaes Ward, Jr
George Horton
W. H. Davis
Republican Union
East List Street
John H. Gunner
Wiliam C. Hecht
Republican Club
Tenth Avenue
Lawrence L. Driggs
William J. Popper
James J. Fleming
Twenty-ninth Assembly District
Chanler Attacks Governor Hughes In Opening Speech
Newburg New York October 19 Lieutenant Governor Chanler delivered an aggressive opening address attacking Governor Hughes. He criticized Hughes for labeling supporters as crooks and dodging questions about platform unity. Chanler defended his record on law enforcement and urged reforms while challenging Hughes on state leadership and party loyalty.
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Chanler
Hughes
Crooks
Saratoga
Lberty
Board of Supervisors
Dutchess County
Questions on insurance reports and Roosevelt influence at inquiry
The document cites a series of interrogatories criticizing Governor Roose velts role in insurance investigations. It accuses him of ignoring witnesses and allegations of improper money from life insurance firms. It questions insurance law and Roosevelts influence on nominations and salaries. It ends urging voters to decide on bias versus liberal policy.
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Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Bliss
Roosevelt
Empire State of the Union
Chanler Praises Hearst at Delmonico Dinner
Lieutenant Governor Chanler lauded William Randolph Hearst at a Delmonico dinner on November 12. He quoted The New-York American on Hearst's defeat, urged Democrats to remain true to year round principles, and urged united leadership without an official guide.
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William Randolph Hearst
Delmonicos
Hearst
New-York American
Shearn Attacks Chanler At New York Rally
John Temple Graves and Clarence J. Shearn addressed crowds in Binghamton and Lestershire, denouncing Chanler. Shearn alleged Chanler would bargain with racetrack gamblers and Wall Street interests to win nominations and support, urging voters to see his supposed deals and silence as confessions.
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N. Y
John Temple Graves
Independence Party
Clarence J. Shearn
Lestershire
Shearn
Chanler
Jerome
Ryan
Parker
Billy’ Sheehan
Hoffman House
Coney Island
Brady
McCarren
Wall Street
Conners
Senate
Public Service Commissions
Denial of Coercion Claims by Singer Company Leaders
Democratic Committee head Mack and aides spread rumors that manufacturers coerced workers to back Taft. A Singer Sewing Machine Co. executive, Edward Bennett, denied the charge as a lie and demanded proof of any employee pressured to vote for Taft or Bryan. He added no one at the plant had registered in support.
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Mack
Democratic National Committee
Intendo
Taft
Hoffman House
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Elizabethport
N. J
Bryan
Edward Bennett
Bayonne
Singer Company
Press Bureau
Bennett
Mr. Taft
President Praises Prof Spingarn For Congress Candidacy
The President expressed high pleasure with Professor J E Spingarn of Columbia University as a candidate in New York's 18th District. Spingarn, an internationally renowned author, would bring efficiency and high purpose to the national government and aid policies shaping social and industrial conditions in the 61st Congress.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
H. A. Uterhart
New York
J. E. Spingarn
Columbia University
Congress
Spingarn
Taft in Three Slates Continues Along Campaign Trail
Taft's tour notes a stiff attack on the Wilson banking plan as conservative Republicans predict an 8,000 to 10,000 Maryland margin and Delaware pledges Taft's three votes. In Wilmington he drew the loudest reception yet, while Baltimore hosted a Lyric Theatre rally overflowed by 15,000. Taft changes itinerary reducing Connecticut stops and moving speeches to indoor venues, with Dr. Richardson guiding the pace.
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Taft
Capitol
Delaware
Baltimore
Lyric Theatre
National League of Republican Clubs
Charles Schirm
State League of Republican Clubs
Maryland
Mr. Taft
Dr. Richardson
Chicago
Taft predicted to carry Nebraska and multiple states
The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill reports Taft gains in the West among farmers and laborers and forecasts Taft will win Nebraska, with Ohio and Indiana showing large margins. He also notes Taft’s strong support in Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota and the Dakotas and rivalry with Bryan in Indiana and Ohio. Erie County support from Buffalo GOP leader Frederick Greiner projects Taft Sherman wins by 8000 to 10000 as Erie registration rises.
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Taft
West
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Hill
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Dakotas
Bryan
Hughes
Erie
Frederick Greiner
Buffalo
Erie County
Woodruff
Sherman
Mr. Gretner
La Follette Backing Taft At Mount Horeb Campaign
Senator La Follette spoke in Mount Horeb Wisconsin on October 19 his first campaign address of the year. He said he respected William Jennings Bryan as patriotic and sincere but supports Taft believing the Republican party offers the best path to advance the progressive movement.
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LA Follette
Taft
Mount Horeb
Wis
Senator la Follette
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Curb a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromide Quipine
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromide Quipine tablets. Druggists refund the money if it fails. The box bears the signature of E. W. Groves. Sec.
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E. W. Groves
WAIT FOR TAFT VICTORY
Machinery manufacturers in Boston predict orders totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars would come if Taft wins and be withheld if Bryan is elected. They say Bryan’s election would be a calamity for their business as many plants now run only three or four days a week. Taft’s victory would improve conditions.
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Hearst
Democratic Party
The
Tribune
Boston
Taft
Bryan
Straus Praises Roosevelt Administration as Prosperous Era
Oscar S. Straus in Cleveland lauded President Roosevelts administration as brilliant and prosperous, acknowledging evils while praising reforms and growth. He urged continuing constructive plans and questioned candidates based on deeds, not rhetoric. He also told the Business Men's Club that Taft election would lift fears and bring prosperity.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Gray’s Armory
Washington
Straus
Taft
Lawyers Back Beckett in Surrogate Election
A two hundred lawyer committee met to aid Charles H. Beckett's Surrogate race. A circular letter signed by 150 leading New York lawyers urged voting for Beckett and winning client support. The letter briefly reviews his court career and cites reasons for election. Committees were named to mobilize real estate interests and raise campaign funds.
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Charles H. Beckett
New York
Beckett
Nathan Straus Denies Tammany Pact Over Beckett Nomination
Nathan Straus, chairman of the Bryan and Kern Business Men's Committee, said there was no basis for claims he promised Tammany Hall to oppose the Independence League’s endorsement of Surrogate Beckett if the Democrats nominated Irving Lehman, his son in law, for the Supreme Court. He denied any contribution to Tammany Hall for Lehman’s nomination and said his son in law has not contributed either.
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Nathan Straus
Bryan and Kern Business Men's Committee
Tammany Hall
Independence League
Surrogate Beckett
Irving Lehman
Justice of the Supreme Court
Lehman
Mayes Nominated for Justice of the Peace in Mayoral Mixup
The Independence League fled with a nomination certificate for Lorenzo D. Mayes for Justice of the Peace just before midnight, filing when President Dooling of the Board of Elections was present. The move coincides with Palliser’s replacement and signals political maneuvering in the district.
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Independence League
Dooling
Board of Elections
Lorenzo D. Mayes
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