Taft bears no enmity not dodging Foraker
Ohio report details Taft plans and nonplans around Fort Meigs and Toledo events. Generals Keifer and Corbin travel to Toledo for campfire talks while Commodore Richardson provides transport for Taft's party. Michigan figures back Taft and Denby comments on Isthmus work amid GOP dynamics.
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Tribune
Middle Bass Island
Ohio
Taftright
Fort Meigs
Senator Foraker
Mr. Taft
Toledo
Taft
Lincoln Republican Club
Mr. Foraker
Keifer
Corbin
Foraker
Middle Bass Club
Middle Bass
Commodore
O. Richardson
Lincoln Club
Enda
Commodore Richardson
Cincinnati
Jessamine
Sandusky
Charlie” Taft
Oon
Frank J. Hecker
Detroit
Halcyon
Earwin Denby
Oscar James
Michigan
Marvin Preston
R. Looker
T. E. McDonough
Thomas McGraw
Thomas Wadsworth
Herbert Boynton
James
G. A. R. Post
Preston
Looker
McGraw
Wadsworth
Mr. Denby
Panama
Gatun
Negro bishops for Taft urge race loyalty to Republican ticket
Bishop J S Caldwell of the Philadelphia Diocese says Black voters back the GOP due to beliefs on race salvation and national welfare. He notes most of twenty five Black Methodist bishops favor Republicans, cites Brownsville unsettled conditions, and plans conferences and a September 10 mass meeting in Philadelphia. W T Vernon participates, and Bishop Derrick adds a strong defense of the Republican line.
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J. S. Caldwell
Philadelphia
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
United States
America
Brownsville
Kentucky
Missouri
Grant
African Zion Church of
Kansas City
Kan
Mississippi River
Caldwell
Republican National Headquarters
W. T. Vernon
Register of the Treasury
Washington
W. B. Derrick
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Charles Sumner
U. S. Grant
Horace Gresley
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hughes Endorsed by Green at Bronx Republican Festival
Headley M Green Republican leader for the Assembly District in The Bronx endorses Governor Hughes at a Pioneer Club summer night festival held at Zeltner's Casino. About a thousand attendees heard praise for Hughes and a letter from James S Sherman urged Bronx labor for the party.
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Headley M. Green
Ath
Bronx
Hughes
Pioneer Republican Club
Zeltner
170Th Street
Third Avenue
Green
Republican Party
Republicans back Hughes renomination in Brooklyn district meeting
At 981 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn the enrolled Republicans of the 16th Election District 18th Assembly District passed resolutions approving Governor Hughes administration and recommending his renomination. The meeting was presided by George G. Brown.
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Hughes
Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
George G. Brown
Bryan To The Farmers In North Dakota Tour
William J. Bryan travels with Governor Burke and state Democrats from Fargo to Grand Forks and Hillsboro delivering campaign remarks. He blasts Taft and Republican platform shifts while praising the Denver convention and denouncing predatory corporate influence in the Senate. He plans to speak in Sioux City tomorrow as Crookston hosts a final Northwest stop.
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Grand Forks
N. D
John Burke
Cashel
State Committee
William J. Bryan
Fargo
Hillsboro
Bryan
Burke
Republican Party
Taft
Chicago
Denver
Senate of the
United States
Young Men's Christian Association
Sioux City
Crookston
Minn
Northwestern States
Rochester
Mr. Taft
Exile for Cockran in Democratic National Circle
W Bourke Cockran met with DNC Chairman Mack at the Hoffman House and rumors spread that he would stump for Bryan in the West. Murphy and Conners blocked Cockran from campaigning in the state under both national and state committees. Cockran previously opposed Bryan in 1896 and helped welcome Bryan home, remaining an admirer. An announcement of Cockran dates is expected this week as Mack reports strong Atlantic seaboard support for Bryan. Rhode Island officials Green and Fitzsimmons anticipate the state’s electoral votes for the Democratic ticket.
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W. Bourke Cockran
Hoffman House
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Cockran
Bryan
Charles F. Murphy
William J. Conners
National
State Committee
Republican National Committee
Atlantic Seaboard
Go Green
Rhode Island
Frank Fitzsimmons
Providence
State Central Committee
Williams Exonerated Roberts Recovering in Hospital
Atlantic City dispatch reports Chief Woodruff clearing Mrs. W G Williams of any link to the Boardwalk shooting of Charles B. Roberts. Roberts, improving, remains hospitalized as detectives pursue a single suspect believed to be in the city.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Woodruff
Police Department
W. G. Williams
Roberts
Williams
Boardwalk
Wilson
W. S. G. Williams
Hammond Heads National League of Republican Clubs
At a special executive meeting General E K McAlpin resigned due to ill health and John Hays Hammond of Massachusetts was elected to succeed him. The league opens headquarters at the Hotel Astor and plans a vigorous Taft and Sherman campaign with the Republican National Committee.
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National League of Republican Clubs
EK. A. McAlpin
John Hays Hammond
Massachusetts
Republican Club
McAlpin
Powell Clayton
Alabama
Hammond
American fleet visits Ballarat Bendigo amid Melbourne celebrations
Heavy rains gave way to clear spells as Admiral Sperry and about 2,500 sailors toured Ballarat and Bendigo. In Melbourne crowds exceeded 600,000 for the day's procession while railways moved 400,000. A banquet and receptions followed at the Exhibition Building Town Hall and aboard the Connecticut.
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Melbourne
Ballarat
Bendigo
Admiral Sperry
Flemington
Thomas Gibson-Carmichael
Sperry
Connecticut
Victoria
Lady Carmichael
Alfred Deakin
Commonwealth
Free Masons
Royal Yacht Club
Deakin
Australia
Australia May Build Navy Says Australian PM
London dispatch reports Alfred Deakin premier of Australia told American officers in Melbourne that Australia must have its own fleet to defend itself rather than rely on others. He compared Australia's goal to America's earlier push for a strong navy.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Cricket Grounds
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
New Zealand
Kentucky
Minnesota
London
Alfred Deakin
Australia
Premature Bomb Explodes in Prince Street Injures Italian Man
Salvatore Sallena of 27 Stanton street suffers twenty five wounds from a dynamite blast in front of a large Prince Street tenement. He claims he lit and dropped the device by accident and is arrested after a pursuit. The blast site fronts Giovanni and Rosario Congialasi bakery amid Italian families and Black Hand threats. Sallena’s prior suspicions in another bombing case raise police confidence in him as an important prisoner.
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Nos. 1
Prince Street
Salvatore Sallena
Stanton Street
Sallena
Giovanni
Rosario Congialasi
Rosario
Hypnosis Used in Defense in Hitchcock Murder Case
Assistant District Attorney Joseph Du Vivier warned the hypnotic testimony given by Mrs. Charlotte Hitchcock may reflect the doctor’s influence. Dr. Ira Von Gieson testified she was placed in a subconscious state at the Tombs and described the shooting, contradicting her post crime statements.
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Joseph du Vivier
Charlotte Hitchcock
Robert Hitchcock
Farm Commission Likely To Convene In Washington
President Roosevelt's farm commission will likely hold its first meeting in Washington on September 13 to discuss preliminary relief measures and map its work. Gifford Pinchot urged the meeting occur within two weeks in the capital.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Farm Commission
Gifford Pinchot
Woodruff Returns to Adirondacks Campaign Headquarters
State Chairman Woodruff resumes work at headquarters after a Adirondacks trip. Samuel Krulewitch, leader of the 26th District with a large Orthodox Jewish population, plans a test vote to gauge Hughes sentiment. Krulewitch notes past results and estimates Hearst and Tammany support, with voters in the 26th totaling about 1,000 in his projection.
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Congress
Cincinnati
Taft
Sherman
Union
United States
Woodruff
Adirondacks
State Committee
Samuel Krulewitch
Krulewitch
Parsons
Hughes
Tribune Rerief
de Groot
Hearst
Tammany
Coler Seeks 1 230 000 More For City Budget
Borough President Coler presents a $3 230 328 budget to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, seeking a rise of about 1 230 375 from the current $2 619 952. He requests salary increases and new positions, estimating about $20 633 more this year. The consulting engineer seeks a secretary at 2 500 and 4 0 percent for an assistant engineer, topographical bureau requests rise of about 41 000, and engineer Charles Jr. Ward would move from 5 000 to 6 000 if raises pass.
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Coler
Board of Estimate
Queens Officials Call Cassidy Claim a Political Bluff
Queens officials dismissed Joseph Cassidy's claim of a constitutional clause to elect a President of the Borough of Queens to fill the unexpired Bermel term. Sheriff Harvey called it a trick to mislead voters while opponents labeled it a desperate political move. Borough President Gresser avoided comment while Cassidy pressed for votes amid Tammany Hall dynamics.
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Queens
Joseph Cassidy
Borough of
Joseph Bermel
Lawrence Gresser
Board of Aldermen
Herberts. Harvey
Cassidy
Tammany Hall
Ahearn
Manhattan
Murphy
Mr. Cassidy
Lmelight
Patrick J. Mare
Flushing
Gresser
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