County Republicans Hold Weekly Meeting at Hughes Hall
A county party voice urges unity as the Republican organization faces confusion this year. A weekly meeting is set for Charles E Hughes hall until the municipal election to rally support and coordinate efforts.
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Erie Leaders Start for Saratoga
Buffalo dispatch reports Erie County Republican leaders depart for Saratoga to decide their stance on Governor Hughes renomination. Delegates will leave Sunday. Erie County is expected to cast a solid vote for Hughes. Rumors of a Wadsworth stampede have faded, with Horace White likely to be nominated for Lieutenant Governor and Frank Sidway proposed for State Treasurer.
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Governor Hughes Heads to State Fairs Across Upstate New York
Governor Hughes left Albany yesterday on the 4 30 train for a polling schedule of fairs in Wyoming County Warsaw Hudson Nassau and Rensselaer County Syracuse. He plans speeches at each stop and may take impromptu remarks. General Stewart L Woodford called on him yesterday morning.
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Wadsworth Announces Gov Nomination at Saratoga
Albany Sept 11 Speaker James Wadsworth Jr of the State Assembly arrived today and will go to Saratoga tomorrow He stated his name will be presented for the Republican State Convention governorship nomination at Saratoga next week by Livingston County delegation.
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Oneida District Republican Convention Delegates Elected
At the Rome New Jersey convention on September 11 delegates to the state convention were Timothy Curtin W T Binks L Mittenmater Jr Frea M Woolley Charles H Williams E J Link and Nicholas Van Horn. Resolutions backed Hughes for Governor and Senator White of Syracuse for Lieutenant Governor. In Hudson New York Lou F Payn was chosen to head the estate Congressional and Senatorial delegations by Columbia County Republicans and resolutions instructed delegates to vote as a unit.
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Presidents Will Meet At Chicago Deep Waterways Dinner
Chicago announces October 7 dinner with William Taft and William Bryan as guests of honor at the Chicago Association of Commerce for a nonpartisan event tied to Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways. Norman Mack confirms Bryan acceptance after a late call, Taft to open and Bryan to close the convention. About one thousand attendees expected.
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Foraker to Open Camp Taft in New York City
Senator Joseph B. Foraker will open Camp Taft in East 13th Street near Lexington Avenue on October 1 under Republican National Committee auspices. A four thousand seat tent will host nightly campaign meetings through the season with Beveridge speaking September 5 at Carnegie Hall.
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Taft Eyes Three speaking trips this fall
Taft plans up to three speaking tours later this month and in October with stops in Cincinnati Missouri St Louis Nebraska or Kansas Kentucky and Tennessee. Vorys sent to New York to finalize a tentative schedule while Taft weighs dates with the national committee.
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Delegates Free to Act Near Hughes in Assembly Votes
Republican district conventions last night chose delegates and alternates to the state convention with Hughes sentiment strong. Several districts instructed or favored nominating Governor Hughes, while the 24th urged unity against Hughes while another candidate exists. Delegates listed include Levenson in the 2nd, and many district selections across New York County for the Saratoga gathering.
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Taft Endorses Kansas Idea on Bank Deposits
In a letter to Governor candidate W R Stubbs Taft endorses Kansas Republicans plank for voluntary bank deposit guarantees. He argues it differs from the Democratic platform’s tax on banks and avoids his objections to national compulsory insurance. He says the Kansas plan fits his saving clause and avoids the issues he raised.
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Plan war on Governor Cummins in Iowa Senate fight
Telegraph report from Des Moines dated Sept 11 recalls a call to 500 stand-patters to meet in Des Moines next Tuesday to prevent Governor Cummins from being named U S Senator. Ex Governor Jackson is named as a leading possible opponent.
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Open Convention Declared By Conners In Rochester
Rochester September 11 Democratic State Committee chairman William J Conners arrived from New York and announced the state convention would be open with the will of the people guiding proceedings He hoped the McCarren Murphy dispute would be settled before the meeting and said only Democrats would be nominated at the convention
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Herrick in the lead a quietus for Sulzer
A Wall Street meeting of conservative Democrats aimed to sideline Sulzer and Chanler as Governor candidates. Ex-Judge D Cady Herrick emerged as the most talked about option amid cautious support for Shepard Ely and others. Murphy and McCarren clash over Rochester seating while Murphy asserts independence. Delegates from Brooklyn convene in the 23d Assembly District with nonbinding instructions.
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Bryan scheme condemned by Journeyman Bakers union
The Journeyman Bakers and Confectioners International Union issued a statement to national unions denouncing a conference decision to back Bryan. It claims the labor bureau orchestrated a misleading plan and asserts support for any independent political movement advancing organized labor interests.
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Bryan Itinerary Expanded in East Tour Details
William J. Bryan’s extended itinerary was released by Democratic National Committee headquarters. He will visit Washington tomorrow, then Baltimore, Camden, and Trenton on successive days. On Wednesday he travels to Rochester aboard the West Shore Railroad, with a private car attached to a regular train. He will address crowds from the observation platform at each stop, with brief five minute pauses planned in Kingston, Utica, and Syracuse.
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Bryan Campaign Schedule Creeps Through Three States
On Wednesday night Mr. Bryan plans a 12:29 a.m. train return and arrives 9:12 a.m. He speaks in Dover and Wilmington that afternoon and attends Eastern headquarters events at Hoffman House Friday September 18. He then speaks at Carnegie Hall with Herman Ridder presiding and the Democratic nominee for Governor expected to attend. Ex Judge Parker hosts him in Esopus Sunday, September 20, then Buffalo Monday night before returning west. Nathan Straus argues Bryan’s election would not threaten business, urging that change may accelerate progress.
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Bryan in Ohio stops aids Democratic platform
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Wheeling after a tour across Ohio where he spoke at several towns. He spoke against Taft, pressed labor and anti injunction planks, urged direct election of Senators, and campaign donation disclosure. He promised an early extra session and denounced Speaker Cannon as he attacked the Republican platform.
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Bryan to Speak at Dinner for Chicago Trade Association
Bryan will address delegates at a waterways convention in Chicago at a dinner hosted by the Chicago Association of Commerce. He is also slated to speak at the convention. On Sunday morning before leaving for Esopus he will have breakfast in New York with Herman Ridder and meet prominent German Americans prior to visiting ex-Judge Parker.
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Taft Favored Coast. Mint Director Sees Taft Victory
Frank A. Leach Director of the Mint says business booms and Republican prospects brighten on the West Coast. He predicts Bryan will carry no coast state, Nevada and Idaho lean Taft, Montana likely Taft, with new residents aiding the shift. Leach visited Denver Salt Lake Boise Helena and San Francisco assay offices and notes gold production remains steady.
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Antis Club Invasion by McCarren Foes Shocks Williamsburg
In Williamsburg a faction led by W F Thompson with about 150 followers stormed No 116 Tompkins Avenue to confront McGuire and his anti McCarren group. The men watched as McGuire’s side adjourned and left the hall after a tense stand without clashes.
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