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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

Page

17

State Governor Champions Conservation and Honest Government

The governor defends free expression and Republican record, urges strong administration for natural resources, water power, and agricultural education, and warns against Bryan’s proposed remedies. He touts banking and labor law reforms, highway plans, and safeguards against political corruption, urging intelligent, party-coordinated progress. The speech ends with a handshake tour at the grandstand before returning to New York.

Republican Party

Ex-Senator Brown Backs Hughes At Convention

Watertown New York September 10 ex senator Elon R Brown who opposed Governor Hughes candidacy for the presidency says he will go to the state convention and support Hughes Brown previously opposed renomination but has now decided to abide by the majority opinion The other delegates have favored Hughes renomination for some time.

Tribune Watertown N. Y Elon R. Brown Hughes Brown

Judge blocks forestern group from raising assessments

Rochester, September 10. Judge Benton in the Supreme Court sustained an injunction preventing the Independent Order of Foresters from increasing its assessment rates.

Rochester Benton Supreme Court Forestern

Governor Praises Play At Playground Congress

Governor Hughes lauded play and its role in child development at a large audience in the American Museum of Natural History. He urged preserving childhood through playgrounds, fitness, and self policemen, warning against overreaching administration while acknowledging urban health challenges.

Hughes McGowan Congress American Museum of Natural History State of New York Mr. McGowan New York

Parsons Re elected Chairman of Republican County Committee

Herbert Parsons was unanimously re elected president of the Republican County Committee at a Murray Hill Lyceum meeting. New members include Collin H. Woodward and Samuel S. Koenig. Parsons emphasized harmony and urged party unity for state and national success.

Herbert Parsons Republican County Committee Murray Hill Lyceum Parsons Alfred R. Page Collin H. Woodward Samuel S. Koenig Charles S. Adler Adler Koenig William G. Rose 1St Assembly Charles E. Page 13Th Thomas W. Whittle Otto T. Barnard Edward Montgomery Henry W. Mack 15Th Assembly Thomas F. Ryan B. W. B. Brown Mr. Parsons

Vicary Backing for Attorney General by Wadsworth Merritt Group

Lockport New York September 10 Vicary of this city wins backing from the Wadsworth Merritt Republican organization in 34th District for the Republican nomination for Attorney General at Saratoga. State Committeeman John A Merritt has supported Vicary two months and says leaders acknowledge the boom. The Wadsworths align with Merritt in Vicary’s bid after Vicary helped Merritt forces in Niagara against Peter A Porter in recent caucus battles.

Tribune Lockport N. Y Wadsworth-Merritt Republican William H. Vicary Saratoga John A. Merritt Vicary Wadsworths Merritt Niagara Peter A. Porter

Adirondack Forest Fires Threaten Albany Area

Adirondack forest fires menace the region with rain in short supply. Col. William F. Fox reports the worst blaze along the New York Central line between Horseshoe and Nehasane Park in Hamilton County with other fires at Griffin and Benson in the south part of the county and near Mountain View Owl's Head in Franklin County.

Albany Adirondacks William F. Fox New York Central Horseshoe Nehasane Park Hamilton County Griffin Benson Mountain View Owl's Head Franklin County Fox

Ten Thousand PRR Shop Workers Get Longer Week

Pennsylvania Railroad artisans in Altoona will work fifty hours a week starting tomorrow, affecting about ten thousand employees who had been on a thirty six hour week since last November.

Altoona Penn Pennsylvania Railroad

Upstate Conventions Report From Multiple County GOP Gatherings

The Chemung and Sullivan County GOPs met in sessions naming delegates to the state convention. J Sloat Fassett Ray Tompkins Sherman Moreland Ari French Donald Hawkes and James Owen headed the list with Buck withdrawing a resolution against Governor Hughes. Cassidy support and independent candidacy floated by Archie Baxter. Sullivan Oneida and Orange County gatherings followed with nominations for state offices and no presidential instructions issued.

Ahi Tribune J. Sloat Fassett Ray Tompkins Sherman Moreland Theodore Markthaler Ari French Donald ¢. Hawkes William Shrive James Owen George W. Buck Hughes Buck Archie Sherman Morelang W. Charles Smith Senator Cassidy

One Kings District Enacts Hughes Support By Instructing Delegates

Brooklyn Republicans held evening conventions in 23 Assembly districts to elect state convention delegates. Only the 1st District instructed its delegates to back Governor Hughes, led by Robert A. Sharkey and William Wentz. The Kings County Republican Club crowd cheered as the motion passed. other districts either opposed Hughes or did not instruct, signaling mixed support across strong Republican areas.

Black Great North Country Republican Party Brooklyn Hughes Robert A. Sharkey William Wentz Kings County Republican Club Brenner Kings County Executive Committee Husset

Root Chosen as Temporary and Permanent Chair at Saratoga Convention

State Chairman Woodruff announced Elihu Root would serve as both temporary and permanent chair of the Saratoga convention while Joseph H. Choate was initially named for permanent chair. Leaders expect nominating speeches for Governor Hughes and Lieutenant Governor candidate Horace White, with Albany Mayor Gaus likely as Controller nominee. The state committee plans to formalize organization at the United States Hotel and set convention procedures.

Woodruff Elihu Root Saratoga Joseph H. Choate Geeral Stewart L. Woodford Hughes Horace White Syracuse Gaus Albany State Committee United States Hotel the _y

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Water Power Agricultural Education Cornell University Agricultural Department National Department of Agriculture Agricultural School Pearson Labor Department Clark Williams Bureau of Highways MR. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt MR. Bryan United States William Howard Taft Home Entertainment Pianola The Aeolian Company Aeolian Hall Fifth Ave 34Th St New York City Ruppert Senator Page Governor Hughes Oyster Bay Back Vicary Yellow Sky Syracuse University Auburn Monticello Sullivan County Charles E. Hughes Thomas W. Bradley John & Rose Calvin Millen George M. Murphy Rome Oneida County FP. M Davenport Hamilton College Middletown Orange County Goshen KINGS MR. Root
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