Bryan Gompers clash over anti injunction plank in labor bill
Theodore Roosevelt contends the Pearce bill and Gompers push threaten rights of law abiding business and neutral parties. He questions Mr Bryan's position, denounces the blacklist and secondary boycott, and urges clear stand on anti injunction legislation amid labor disputes. He cites Taft as clear on the issue and warns against constitutional flaws.
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Gompers
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Gompers
Erran
Bryan
Labor
Taft
Court of Equity
American Federation of Labor
House Committee
Courts of Equity
Geome
Mannel
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Van
Courts of Justice
Judiciary
Equity
Mr. Taft
Congress
Supreme Court
Central Association of Building Trades of New York
Edward J. Gavegan
Gavegan
Messrs. Bryan
Gomperssare
Rockwell backs Hughes in rapid state drive
Yonkers resident Henry N. Rockwell voiced support for Governor Hughes at Republican National Committee headquarters. He offered services to persuade voters across the state, arguing Hughes’s election benefits New York, and the national committee quickly mobilized him.
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Henry N. Rockwell
Yonkers
Hughes
Public Service Commission
Rockwell
Governor Hughes Rally Draws Wide Support Across Counties
Governor Hughes tours Palmyra Newark Lyons Clyde Savannah Port Byron Weedsport and Seneca Falls rallying crowds along the way. Supporters praise his record on good roads agricultural banking labor public service commissions and vetoes whileDemocrats and local figures pledge GOP votes.
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Ogdensburg
Syracuse
Palmyra
Irst Voters’ Club
Taft
Hughes
Pliny T. Sexton
Sampson
New la
Public Service Commissions
Fremont
First
Wiliam Shannon
Tippecanoe
Tylerios
John Raines
Wayne County
Edson W. Hama
Charles H. Betts
Senator Raines
Messrs. Hama
Brits
Mr. Hama
Newark
Port Gibson
Sherman Opera House
Executive Chamber
Lyons
John Verdon
Charles Evans Hughes Verdon
Opera House
State Labor Department
Clyde
Savannah
Port Byron
Cayuga County
Weedsarr
Clinton B. Wise Pan
Seneca Falls
Geneva
Canandaigua
Buffalo
Election Law Clash Delays and District Splits Face City Election
Officials clash over voting after five o'clock under the new law with Attorney General and Corporation Counsel offering different guidance. The Board of Elections plans to split districts with over 380 voters as it plat maps and photographs registry books.
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William Leary
Jackson
Pendleton
Board of Elections
Dooling
Bingham
Corporation Counsel
Leary
John T. Dooling
General Bingham
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
McClellan
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Upper West Side
West 47Th Street
David Evans
Fort Hamilton Avenue
Prays for Election of Taft by Army Chaplain
Chaplain Joseph Casey of the 1st Infantry, stationed at Vancouver Barracks, Washington, visiting St. Louis, says Americans in the Philippines favor Taft. He prays for Taft’s election, arguing Bryan would bring chaos and a likely insurrection, while Taft would aid the islands and Filipinos.
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Tribune
St. Louis
Joseph Casey
United States Army
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Philippines
Taft
Bryan
Olcott to Speak Before Women at Astor Meet
Representative J Van Vechten Olcott Republican candidate for Congress from the 15th District will address the West End Woman’s Republican Association at the Hotel Astor Thursday at 3 o'clock. Mrs William Grant Brown presides and several members will speak. He will also speak Sunday evening at Zion AME Church 27 West 8th Street with Rev James H McMullen presiding.
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Olcott
J. van Vechten Olcott
Congress
West End
Cannon Praised as Missouri Campaign Closes
Telegraph report from St Louis dated Oct 21 details Speaker Joseph G. Cannon finishing a 835 mile three day tour through Southern Missouri. He predicts a strong Taft vote in November, except in Advance where he faces an organized Democratic mob shouting Bryan. Cannon derides the disturbance and calls for decorum as his train resumes.
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Tribune
St. Louis
Joseph G. Cannon
Missouri
Taft
Bryan
Piles cure claim with PAZO Ointment guarantee
An advertisement promises that PAZO Ointment will cure any case of itching bleeding protruding or blind piles within 14 days or the purchase price is refunded. It asserts a six to fourteen day cure window and offers money back if not cured.
Taft Support Endorsed by Banker Frank H. Jones
Frank H. Jones, Chicago banker and former First Assistant Postmaster General, breaks with Bryan and the Democrats to back Taft. In a signed interview, he argues Taft’s calm conservative leadership will sustain prosperity for farmers, workers, and business, while condemning Bryan's economic positions as unsound and dangerous to the country’s welfare.
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Chicago
Frank H. Jones
American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Taft
Republican National Committee
Jones
Bryan
Roosevelt
Ats
Mr. Bryan
Sherman Praises Hughes in White Plains Campaign Stop
Congressman James S. Sherman addressed two large Republican crowds at St. John's Hall and Lexington Hall in White Plains. Mayor John J. Brown presided at St. John's, and Sherman praised Charles E. Hughes, eliciting prolonged applause and bold forecasts for Hughes's November reception.
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James S. Sherman
White Plains
St. John’s Hall
Lexington Hall
John J. Brown
St. John's Hall
Mr. Sherman
Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Empire State
Sherman Talks on Tariff to Hat Merchants in Broadway Hall
Congressman James Schoolcraft Sherman Republican candidate for Vice President spoke at a noon meeting for hatters and hat merchants at 748 Broadway. He warned merchants that Bryan’s tariff plan would cut hat profits and halve employment, urged Hughes for re election, and drew loud applause from two thousand in the hall and two thousand outside on Broadway.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
Broadway
Commercial Travellers’ Republican League
Bryan
Sherman
Hughes
Hughes to Visit on Election Eve in City Tour
Governor Hughes will arrive November 2 and conduct an evening city tour. The Republican County Committee met at headquarters to finalize campaign plans and assess support, noting Hughes has been gaining momentum as polls approach closing time.
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Hughes
Republican County Committee
Chanler Campaign Hits Mixed Attendance in Western Cities
Chanler spoke at Wellsville Olean Jamestown and other towns amid a tepid audience with equal party presence. Deputy Attorney General Frank H. Mott declined to participate and Democrats oppose Heffernan while Chanler’s visit risks Republican losses. Lieutenant Governor emphasizes economy and vows budget cuts to run the state more efficiently.
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Frank H. Mott
Chanler
T. H. Heffernan
Bryan’s Ohio to West Virginia Tour Ends in Polls Pitch
William J. Bryan toured Ohio with sixteen speeches amid strong Republican strongholds. He condemned railroad wage threats tied to his election, challenged President Roosevelt’s remarks on funding claims, and defended Henry Sherman against mischaracterized statements. Mrs. Bryan greeted crowds from the rear platform as the train moved toward West Virginia where campaigning continues.
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Marietta
Ohio
William J
Ward Heeler
Akron
Bryan
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Siu
National Committee
Sherman
The
Match Trust
Mr. Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Youngstown
McKinley
Niles
Taft
West Virginia
Hearst Letters To Be Public At Independence Meet In New York
Indianapolis Oct 21 Hearst says additional letters will be released at the Independence party gathering in New York Saturday night noting they surpass prior publicity and were saved for the finale He denies having letters from Archbold to Aldrich or Aldrich to Archbold explaining Aldrichs role with Standard Oil and calling the other story false He left for New York tonight and denies paying 12000 to two men to steal letters from Archbold as described
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Indianapolis
Independence Party
New York
W. R. Hearst
Aldrich
Penrose
Archbeld
Archbold
Standard Ofl Company
Straus Defends Taft Bryan Labor Relations in St Louis
St Louis October 2 Oscar S Straus Secretary of Commerce and Labor debated Taft and William J Bryan in relation to labor issues. He praised Tafts judicial record noting that higher court appeals confirm his rulings. He described Bryan as an eloquent, versatile speaker in sharp political commentary.
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St. Louis
Oscar S Straus
Commerce and Labor
Mr. Taft
William J. Bryan
Taft
Straus
Bryan
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