Tammany to Loot New York State If Chanler Wins Governor
Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff of the Republican State Committee declares Tammany would loot the state if Chanler is elected. He cites New York City spending, canal and road projects, and Public Service commissions as tools for extending Tammany’s rule nationwide and questions whether personal liberty cries conceal a drive to loot public funds.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Chanler
Tammany
New York
Hughes
Mr. Woodruff
Tammany Hall
New Yerk
Greater
New York City
Democratic Party
Burhes
Fubdlic
Gas and Electric Light
Senate
Good Roads
Just
New York State
Gompers Circular Divides Delegates At Labor Meeting
Central Federated Union adopted a motion endorsing Gompers circular urging central labor groups to meet next weekend and back his campaign policy. The plan, seen as Democratic leaning, sparked dispute as delegates argued over endorsing Bryan and the Democratic platform amid Socialist opposition and charges it was a hoax.
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Central Federated
Tnion
Gompers
Central Labor
Formar Robinem
Ers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Gomson
Grand Central Pelece
Thomas Rock
Pavers’ Tnion
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Rock
New York
Robinson
Amerkeen Federation of Labor
Wainwright Nominated for Senate by Republicans
J Mayhew Wainwright has won Republican county nomination for State Senate from Westchester County after seven years in the Assembly. He chaired Education and Railroads and sat on Ways and Means, backing progressive, straightforward measures while opposing conservative ones. He is a lawyer with solid training and ability.
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J. Mayhew Wainwright
Assembly
Westchester County
Wainwright
Wainwright’s legislative impact spans reforms and commissions
The article credits Mr. Wainwright with shaping insurance and Public Service Commission laws, banking reforms, and campaign finance measures. He led the corrupt practices bills, initiated the Wainwright commission inquiry into the national guard, backed Public Service Commission expansion to telecoms, and promoted electrification of railways into Grand Central Station and a public park at Rye Beach. Columbia University awarded him a Master of Arts degree last spring.
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Ity
Insurance and Public Service Commissions
Wainwright
National Guard
Hughes
Public Service Commission
Grand Central Station
Sound Shore
Rye Beach
Columbia University
Debs Heroics at Lincoln's Tomb in Springfield
Eugene V. Debs arrived in his red special and urged swift access to Lincoln's tomb. He delivered a eulogy beside the sarcophagus, calling himself the Abraham Lincoln of modern times and attacking capitalism as slave power holding workers in bondage.
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Springfield
Ill
Eugene V. Debs
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Down
Debs
Mr. Debs
Leary Faces Trouble Policing Illegal Registration
William Leary superintendent of elections tours the city warning that many magistrates hinder warrants for illegal registration. He notes brazen floaters and two registrants from a detective sergeant’s home. Identification questions help trap frauds. He promises strict enforcement at the upcoming election.
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William Leary
Leary
Milner Backs Beckett for Surrogate Post
M Cletland Milner a veteran Democrat of the Bar Association supports Surrogate Charlies HL Beckett for re election. He argues the Surrogate Court touches every NY family and Beckett is best qualified, warning that an inexperienced successor could cause delay and hardship in wills filings.
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M. Cletland Milner
The
Bar Association
Charlies HL Beckett
New York
Milner
Beckett
New York City
Cohalan
Deny Hearst Charges Spark Pennsylvania Judges Denied
Pittsburg October 25 Ex Governor William A Stone and Supreme Court Justice John P Elkin of Pennsylvania denied Hearst charges. Elkin said he would review letter books and that he never received money or attempted to influence legislation for Standard Oil. Stone urged that Hearst rule would force judges to avoid oil and gas law knowledge and defended his appointment choices and campaign contributions.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
William A. Stone
Supreme Court
John P. Elkin
William R. Hearst
Elkin
Indiana
Penn
Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Stone
Hearst
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Finance Committee
Mr. Hearst
J. D. Archbold
Henderson
Morrison
Haskell Charged With False Claims Over Osage Oil Royalty
Interior Department response to Governor Haskell accuses him of deliberate falsehoods about Osage oil land leases. The statement, sent to Osage Indians via Washington, rebuts Haskell’s open letter to the President and outlines detailed analyses of each charge.
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Interior Department
Muskogee
Oklo
Haskell
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company
Roosevelt
Garfield
Republican Meetings Today in New York City
Governor Fort of New Jersey speaks at the noon gather of the Commercial Travellers Sound Money League. Cabinet members and lawmakers including Henry Loudenslager and John L. Shepherd appear. A reception for Governor Hughes precedes events at Tinian League Club. Oscar Straus headlines New Herrington Hall in the evening with other campaign speakers listed across Union Square, Maiden Lane, Camp Taft, Camp Hughes, Progress Hall, Osterman Hall and various Republican clubs.
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Fort
New Jersey
Bryanium
Sound Money League
New York
Wright
Henry C. Loudenslager
John L. Shepherd
Hughes
Tinian League Club
Travellers
Joseph W. Congdon
Circle Republican Club
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
New Hennington Hall
Union Square
Governor Fort
Loudenslager
Louis Stern
J. van Vechten Olcott
J. H. Hickey
Maiden Lane
Harry Fatwood
J. D. Wetmore
Irwin Kurtz
T Progress Hall
Avenue A
Harry F. Atwood
T. Lovatt
James McCabe
New Herrington Hall
Oscar Straus
James L. Keen
N. A. Elsberg
Harry F Atwoo Osterman
Eighth Avenue
J J. Beslin
W C Davis
D J Naughton
Republican Club
Tth
Willam Halpin
E K. Baird
A P Jetmore
14Th Assembly District
East List Street
John S. Shea
W. H. Duross
Elwood Hendrick
P. J. Conroy
59Th Street
Lindon Bates
Gordon Knox Bell
Hugh Gordon Miller
Charles W. Anderson
Arthur C. Train
Louis H. Hosmer
Francis W. Bird
Jesse Goldberg
G Douglass Green
John Henry Hammond
W. Holden Weeks
William Ch Lvers
Republican mass meetings in New York City venues announced
The Republican Club of New York schedules two large rallies at Carnegie Hall on Friday and Cooper Union on Saturday. Elihu Root will preside at Carnegie Hall with speakers Dolliver Griffiths Straus Wetmore, while ex Governor McLean will lead the Cooper Union event with White Straus Emerson Goddard. Trucks with speakers music and fireworks will visit various sections each evening.
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Republican Club
City of
New York
Carnegie Hall
Cooper Union
Elihu Root
Jonathan P. Dolliver
John F. Griffiths
Oscar 5. Straus
Edmund Wetmore
George P. McLean
Connecticut
Horace White
Oscar
Straus
Walter Emerson
Maine
Magness Locked Aboard Lancaster For Desertion Trial
Charles Joseph Magness, alias Charles T Hartlove, held as military prisoner aboard the receiving ship Lancaster in Philadelphia awaiting court martial for desertion. Wife Ada Gorman Magness plans to visit and possibly accompany him. Magness criticizes a claimed engagement by Georgianna Kappler and mentions potential suit for slander. Mrs Gorman Magness defends him stating their marriage began from affection and denying family opposition.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Charles Joseph Magness
Lancaster
Magness
Charlies T. Hartlove
Navy Yard
Louisville
Miss Ada Gorman
Washington
Georgianna Kappler
Miss Gorman
Baltimore
Ada Gorman Magness
Senator Gorman
Laurel
Gorman
Bryan Has Quiet Day In New York
William Jennings Bryan spent a quiet day at Nathan Straus's home on West 72nd Street after a strenuous campaign. He planned two more days of heavy travel and speeches up the Hudson Valley and in Rome Syracuse Ohio Indiana Chicago, with rest in between.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nathan Straus
West 72d Street
Hudson
Rome
Syracuse
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Elmira
Mrs. Bryan
Mr. Straus
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Jersey City
Herman Ridder
Bryan
Democratic Party
Straus
Oxford
England
American Club
German Independence Committee hosts Astor reception recipients
The German Independence Committee held a reception and political meeting at the Hotel Astor to honor Independence party candidates including Thomas I. Hisgen for president and Clarence J. Shearn for governor with William R. Hearst also present. Speakers praised German heritage, personal liberty, and cautioned against gambling's excess, while Graves and Hearst urged prudent liberty amid a large crowd and social toasts.
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Hotel Astor
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
Thomas I. Hisgen
John Temple Graves
Clarence J. Bhearn
Hisgen
Shearn
Hearst
Colonel Graves
Eee
Liberty
Franz Schychonowski
Charles
Charles 8. Kg
Hermann Bogsavakofsky
Albert Smilowitz
Gustav Schweppendick
Stanislaus Kuczinski
M. F. Ihmsen
Taft Backer Hitchcock Confident of Victory in Key States
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee set for New York tonight after talks with party leaders he voiced strong confidence in Taft's election and especially bright prospects in doubtful states.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
New York
Taft
Exhibition highlights sturdy period furniture collection
A special exhibit opens today showcasing Gothic and Elizabethan furniture. Highlights include a Norman influenced sideboard and cupboard with shield and scroll motifs, carved oak and acorn details, Gothic arched forms, and leather chairs. Prices range from 135 to 537 dollars for suites and individual pieces. Fifth Gallery, New Bidg.
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Fifth Gallery
New Bidg
Framed Carbon Photographs Offered At Bargain Prices
A group of soft toned carbon photographs in varied subjects is offered at reduced prices. Framed options include 16x20 and 21x29 sizes with Flemish Oak frames, discounts from regular prices, and selections such as the Roman Forum, Coliseum, and Castle of St Angelo. Located at Picture Store, Eighth Gallery, New Building.
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Sir Galahad
Homer
Rembrandt
van Dyck
Corot
Ruysdael
Coliseum
Castle of St. Angelo
Organ and vocal selections listed for concert program
A concert program lists items including Daybreak by Mr. Depew with a quartet, songs Good-bye and Love Has Wings by Miss Snelling, violin pieces Serenade Campaniste and Zigeunerweisen by Miss Anderson, plus Flow Gently Sweet Afton and The Lass with the Delicate Air by Mrs. Waterhouse. Also noted are The Pauper's Drive and a Homer Dr. Dufft serenade.
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Mr. Depew
Liza Lehman
Rogers Miss Snelling
Mrs. Waterhouse
Zigeunerweisen
Miss Anderson
Homer Dr. Dufft
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHT LAWYERS SUPPORT
P R Finch a Nassau Street lawyer, chosen as treasurer for the Beckett Surrogate campaign, with an executive committee of ten prominent lawyers led by Henry F Miller of Pine Street. The slate includes Charles H Russell Charles O Maas Joseph Fettech J Hampden Dougherty Jordan J Rollins Benjamin M Cardozo Henry W Sackett Lawrence Godkin Edward R Finch. Frank M Williams, Republican State Engineer candidate, touted as a leading authority on good roads across fifteen counties. H E Huntington of Los Angeles travels six thousand miles to Oneonta N Y to vote for Taft, citing Bryan fear. A time ball quip at noon evokes local spectator remark about Bryan.
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P. R. Finch
Eaard R. Finch
Nassau Street
Charles H. Beckett
Henry F. Miller
Pine Street
Charles H. Russell
Charles O. Maas
Joseph Fettrech
J. Hampden Dougherty
Jordan J. Rollins
Benjamin M. Cardozo
Henry W Sackett
Lawrence Godkin
Edward R. Finch
Frank M. Williams
Taft
H. E. Huntington
Los Angeles
Huntington
Oneonta
N. Y
Bryan
Art
Names and clocks in a fragmented exchange
A brief dialogue fragment shows Bryan questioned about a name for a watchless object. The elderly man answers that the item is always running but never right, implying a faulty timepiece or internal joke about its continual movement and inaccuracy. The exchange hints at character dynamics and a rural or old-fashioned setting.
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Bryan
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Seventh Avenue
Dr. Madison
Peters
W. C. Davis
J. H Rubin
148Th Street
Washburn-Crosbys
Night Workers’ League
Marck
Park Row
Fatherland
Bess
Dickens
Barnaby Rudge
May-pole
Elizabeth
John Willet
Hampton Court Chamber
Hampton Court
Pziatiai
Raleigh
Bramshill Park
Congreve
South Kensington
Viola Waterhouse
Lillia Snelling
Paul Dufault
Wolstenholme Grieg
Botedeffre
Carl Dufft
Arthur Depew
Seracate
Rchubert
Miss Adderson
Massenet
Marche Triomphal
Dufault
Denew
John Wanamaker
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Eighth
Tenth Streets
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