Taft bears no enmity to Foraker amid Meigs visit talk
Middle Bass Island Ohio September 1 Taft plans and gossip about Fort Meigs monument attendance by Foraker are denied. Generals Keifer and Corbin depart for Toledo as Taft emphasizes non interference in governors or senatorial contests. A Detroit party tours Middle Bass as Taft shifts to Toledo, Cincinnati and Labor Day at Sandusky.
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Tribune
Middle Bass Island
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Fort Meigs
Senator Foraker
Toledo
Taft
Lincoln Republican Club
Mr. Foraker
Keifer
Corbin
Foraker
Middle Bass Club
Middle Bass
Commodore
O. Richardson
Jessamine
Lincoln Club
Commodore Richardson
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Charlie” Taft
Michigan
Frank J. Hecker
Detroit
Halcyon
Earwin Denby
Oscar James
Marvin Preston
O. 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 rally behind Taft in campaign pledge
Bishop J S S Caldwell of the Philadelphia Diocese says the Black vote supports the Republican ticket, citing long standing Republican allegiance among 25 bishops of three colored Methodist churches. He notes leadership plans, mass meetings, and cooperation with Bishop Grant and officials at the Republican National Headquarters.
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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 Bronx GOP Leader at Summer Festival
Headley M. Green, Republican leader of the Assembly District in The Bronx, endorses Governor Hughes at a Pioneer Club event at Zeltner's Casino. About a thousand attendees hear Green praise the governor while James S. Sherman’s letter urges Bronx labor for the party. Bennet discusses national prosperity and currency stability.
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Headley M. Green
Ath
Bronx
Hughes
Pioneer Republican Club
Zeltner
170Th Street
Third Avenue
Green
James S. Sherman
Sherman
New York
Bennet
Republican
Republican Party
Resolutions Endorse Hughes Renomination in Brooklyn Meeting
The enrolled Republicans of the 16th Election District in the 18th Assembly District Brooklyn approved resolutions endorsing Governor Hughes for renomination. The session last night at 81 Flatbush Avenue was led by George G. Brown.
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Hughes
Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
George G. Brown
Bryan Tours Northwest Campaign Stops in Grand Forks
William J. Bryan arrived in Grand Forks with Governor Burke and state officials after a Fargo speech. He praised Burke's administration, attacked the Republican platform, and claimed Taft is altering his platform. He spoke again in Hillsboro and Crookston before heading to Sioux City.
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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
Rochester
Cockran Excluded From Campaign in Rhode Island
W Bourke Cockran faced exclusion from campaign events in Rhode Island after a Hoffman House meeting with DNC Chairman Mack. Charles Murphy and William Conners opposed Cockran campaigning in the state under any committee. Rhode Island leaders expect electoral votes for Bryan this year.
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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
Gear
Green
Rhode Island
Frank Fritzsimmons
Providence
State Central Committee
Peper Stoo
Williams Exonerated as Roberts Recovers in Atlantic City
Atlantic City September 1 Chief Woodruff declares Charles B. Roberts shooter case not linked to W G Williams husband of Mrs. Williams. Roberts improves in hospital and detective Wilson returns from Baltimore aiming for an arrest soon. Authorities withhold suspect name while surveillance continues and alibi questions arise.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
Charlies B. Roberts
Baltimore
Woodruff
Police Department
W. G. Williams
Roberts
Williams
Boardwaly
Volfe
Wilson
W. S. G. Williams
American Fleet Visits Ballarat Bendigo and Melbourne
Heavy rains cleared to reveal Admiral Sperry and about twenty five hundred sailors among Melbourne crowds. The fleet's visit featured races at Flemington a luncheon at the club a baseball match and a state reception. Thousands attended the ball and illuminations with railways carrying four hundred thousand spectators the prior day.
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Melbourne
Ballarat
Bendigo
Admiral Sperry
Flemington
Thomas Gibson-Carmichael
Hammond Heads National League of Republican Clubs
At a special meeting the National League of Republican Clubs elected John Hays Hammond of Massachusetts as president after General Be A McAlpin resigned due to ill health. Snell Smith of Washington was appointed to run the league with Taft and Sherman campaign plans in cooperation with the Republican National Committee.
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National League of Republican Clubs
BE. A. McAlpin
John Hays Hammond
Massachusetts
Republican Club
McAlpin
Powell Clayton
Alabama
Hammond
Australia May Build Navy Says Prime Minister
London dispatch reports Alfred Deakin, premier of Australia, telling American officers in Melbourne that Australia must build its own fleet to ensure defense rather than rely on others. He links naval strength to national independence and security.
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Melbourne Cricket Grounds
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
New Zealand
Kentucky
Minnesota
London
Alfred Deakin
Australia
Roosevelt farm commission to meet in Washington
The farm commission under President Roosevelt will likely convene in Washington on September 13 to discuss preliminary measures for farm relief and map its work. Pinchot has urged a meeting within the next two weeks in Washington.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Farm Commission
Gifford Pinchot
Coler Seeks $1.23 Million More in Budget Increase
Borough President Coler proposes a budget total of 5 230 328 with an increase of about 1 230 327 over the current 2 619 952 appropriation. He seeks salary boosts and new positions in his office and budgets about 20 623 more this year. Creuzbauer requests a secretary at 2 500 and 4 04 for an assistant engineer. Topographical bureau would gain about 41 000. Engineer Ward would rise from 5 000 to 6 900 if approved.
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Coler
Board of Estimate
Salvatore Sallena Injured by Premature Bomb Explosion
A dynamite bomb exploded in front of a Prince Street tenement injuring Salvatore Sallena a 25 lacerations. Sallena admitted lighting the device by accident and was arrested after a chase. The bakery basement of Congialasi is nearby and Black Hand threats were reported to Rosario Congialasi.
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Nos. 1
Prince Street
Salvatore Sallena
Stanton Street
Sallena
Giovanni
Rosario Congialasi
Rosario
Scoff at trance story in Hitchcock murder case
Assistant District Attorney Joseph Du Vivier questioned Mrs. Charlotte Hitchcock's hypnotic testimony in the murder of her husband, printer Robert Hitchcock. Doctor Ira Von Gieson testified that Hitchcock described events while in a subconscious state, leading to debate over the reliability and control of the account.
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Joseph du Vivier
Charlotte Hitchcock
Robert Hitchcock
Herody
Woodruff Returns to Campaign Headquarters in Adirondacks
State Chairman Woodruff resumed work at headquarters after a Adirondacks camp as Samuel Krulewitch leads a test vote in the 26th District where 3,100 Republicans are enrolled. The district shows a mix of Jewish voters and party shows a three way race with Hearst and Tammany figures. Krulewitch says voters should express sentiment regardless of candidate.
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Woodruff
Adirondacks
State Committee
Samuel Krulewitch
Krulewitch
Parsons
Hughes
Tribune Rerief
de Groot
Hearst
Tammany
Queens Officials Say Cassidy Bluffing Over Borough President Clause
Queens officials dismissed Joseph Cassidy’s claim of a constitutional clause to elect a President of the Borough of Queens to fill Bermel’s unexpired term. Sheriff Harvey called it a political trick. Cassidy’s rival Ahearn backers and Democratic leaders dismissed the move as desperate posturing.
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Queens
Joseph Cassidy
Borough of
Joseph Bermel
Lawrence Gresser
Board of Aldermen
Herberts. Harvey
Cassidy
Tammany Hall
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