County Republican meeting notes amid election confusion
A historical item notes weekly meetings at the Charles E Hughes hall until election, criticizing confusion between the Republican party and the Republican organization as a serious blunder in the county this year. The text emphasizes party unity and ongoing organizing sessions.
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Charles E. Hughes
Erie Leaders Travel to Saratoga for Hughes Nominatio
Erie County Republican leaders depart Buffalo for Saratoga to study ground and decide on the renomination stance for Governor Hughes. Delegates start Sunday night with Erie expected to cast a solid vote for Hughes. Talk of Wadsworth’s stampede or second place faded as Horace White and Frank Sidway emerge as likely lieutenant governor and state treasurer nominees.
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Tribune
Buffalo
Hughes
Erie County
Saratoga
Eric
Wadsworth
New York
Ehe
Horace White
Onondaga
Frank 5. Sidway
Governor Hughes Heads to Albany for Long Fair Circuit
Governor Hughes departed for Albany by 4 30 train and will stay busy until the 15th attending county fairs in Warsaw Hudson and Nassau with staff speeches planned en route. He will join the state fair at Syracuse on the 17th as the largest event of its kind in the state. General Woolford called yesterday morning to discuss the Presidential campaign.
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Hughes
Albany
Wyoming
Warsaw
Hudson
Columbia
Stewart L. Woolford
Wadsworth Declines Nomination at Saratoga Rally
Albany Sept 11 Speaker James Wadsworth Jr of the State Assembly arrived and will depart for Saratoga where the Livingston County delegation will present his name for the Republican State Convention nomination for governor next week.
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Albany
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
State Assembly
Saratoga
Livingston County
Upstate Conventions Elect Delegates at Two Local Meetings
At Rome Oneida District Republican Convention delegates to the state convention were Timothy Curtin W T Binke L Mittenmater Jr Fred M Woolley Charles H Williams E J Link and Nicholas Van Horn. They backed Hughes for Governor and Senator White of Syracuse for Lieutenant Governor. In Hudson Lou F Payn was chosen to head the state congressional and senatorial delegations with resolutions that delegates vote as a unit.
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Rome
Oneida
Timothy Curtin
W. T. Binke
L. Mittenmater, Jr
Fred M. Woolley
Charles H. Williams
E. J. Link
Nicholas van Horn
Hughes
Senator White
Syracuse
Hudson
Lou F. Payn
Columbia County
Taft Bryan to Speak at Chicago Commerce Dinner
Chicago announces October 7 dinner for Taft and Bryan as guests of honor at the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways convention. The event, non political, will be hosted by the Chicago Association of Commerce with about a thousand expected attendees. Taft will sit at the right hand of President Hall, Bryan at the left, per Norman Mack.
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Chicago
United States
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Chicago Association of Commerce
Association
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Terre Haute
Ind
Bryan
Taft
Deep Waterways
President Hall
Auditorium Hotel
Fine Arts
Foraker to Open Camp Taft in New York City
Senator Joseph B. Foraker will speak at Camp Taft in East 15th street near Lexington avenue on October 1 as the Republican National Committee opens the campaign tent with four thousand capacity. Taft speeches may occur nightly. Beveridge also slated for Carnegie Hall. Hitchcock says Taft's itinerary is being arranged with demand vast.
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Joseph B. Foraker
Republican National Committee
Camp Taft
East 15Th Street
Lexington Avenue
3Rd Assembly District
Frank K. Bowers
Senator Foraker
Beveridge
Carnegie Hall
Hitchcock
Teft
Mr. Taft
Cincinnati
Middle West
Dixon
West
Chicago
J. Meéil McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Taft
Thomas Parran
Maryland
Taf
Taft Eyes Three Speaking Tours This Fall
William H. Taft plans up to three tours in late September and October with Cincinnati as a home base between legs. Arthur I. Vorys travels east to firm dates, while a Chicago address for the Deep Waterways Commission ties to October 7. Taft may visit Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia, with possible stops in Lexington on the 23rd and other Southern venues.
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The
Tribune
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
National Committee
Taft
Arthur I. Vorys
New York
Hitchcock
Vorys
Deep Waterways Commission
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Missouri
St. Louis
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Lexington
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Delegates Free To Act Near Hughes In New York Assembly Districts
Republican district conventions last night debated Hughes renomination with varied instructions. Some districts instructed delegates to favor Hughes, others opposed him, while many remained uninstructed. Delegates and alternates from all districts were listed with names and affiliations for the Saratoga state convention.
Taft Endorses Kansas Plan for Bank Deposits
Telegraphed endorsement from President Taft to W R Stubbs supports Kansas Republicans backing a voluntary bank deposit guarantee. He contrasts Kansas plan with Democratic proposal for national insured deposits and cites his acceptance speech and saving clause.
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Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
W. R. Stubbs
William H. Taft
Plan war on Governor Cummins in Des Moines meeting
A telegraph dispatch from Des Moines Iowa reports that five hundred leading stand-patters will meet next Tuesday to plan a campaign to block Governor Cummins from becoming United States Senator. Ex Governor Jackson is named as a leading opponent.
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The
Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
Cummins
United States
Jackson
Open Convention Declared By Democratic Leader Conners
Rochester September 11 William J Conners chairman of the Democratic State Committee arrived from New York and said the convention would be open with the will of the people guiding proceedings He urged pacification of the McCarren Murphy dispute and stated no non Democrats would be nominated at the event
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Rochester
William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
New York
Conners
McCarren-Murphy
Murphy
McCarren
Fusion
Reniv
Herrick in the Lead A Quietus for Sulzer
A Wall Street conference of conservative Democrats aimed to sideline Sulzer and Chanler as governor candidates. Ex Judge D Cady Herrick gained most support, with Ely and Bly discussed, while Murphy and McCarren maneuver for position. Murphy rejects peace terms, and Rochester plans unfold as Brooklyn delegates are chosen with nonbinding instructions.
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William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Rochester
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Wall Street
Sulzer
Chanler
D. Cady Herrick
Hoffman House
Herrick
Alton B. Parker
Morgan J. O'Brien
William F. Sheehan
Edward M. Shepard
W. Cary Ely
Buffalo
Hughes
Shepard
New York City
Bly
Murphy
Ely
Higgins
Albany
Tammany
Democratic
Conners
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
McCarren
Pat
James N. Adam
W. Daryl Ely
Adam
Daniel F. Cohalan
Democrats
Brooklyn
Bryan scheme blamed on labor bureau in political push
The Journeyman Bakers and Confectioners International Union objects to a conference decision backing Bryan. The official organ claims the labor bureau of the Democratic party guided the plan and deceived attendees. It says it will support any independent movement that advances organized labor and rejects the conference outcome.
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Journeyman Bakers’ and Confectioners’ International Union
Bryan
Labor Bureau
Othe Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Bryan itinerary details plan for East tour
William J. Bryan's East itinerary outlined by the Democratic National Committee. He will spend tomorrow in Washington and the next day in Baltimore with planned stops in Kingston Utica and Syracuse during a West Shore Railroad run attached private car. He will speak from the observation platform at each stop including brief meetings in Kingston Utica and Syracuse.
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William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Trenton
Rochester
West Shore Railroad
Mr. Bryan
Kingston
Utica
Syracuse
Weehawken
Cornwall
Newburg
Ravena
Amsterdam
Fonda
Palatine Bridge
Fort Plain
St. Johnaville
Little Fails
Uti
Utic
Lyons
Bryan Schedule Signals Campaign Tour Dates
Rochester events set for the week include a 12:29 a.m. train arrival and a 9:12 a.m. reception. He plans speeches in Dover and Wilmington, then at the Hoffman House and Carnegie Hall with Herman Ridder presiding and the Democratic gubernatorial nominee expected to speak. Ex Judge Parker to host in Esopus September 29, then Buffalo on the 30th. Nathan Straits contends Bryan’s victory would not threaten stability, arguing reform can quicken post slump progress.
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Rochester
Bryan
Dover
Del
Wilmington
Hoffman House
Carnegie Hall
Herman Ridder
Parker
Esopus
Buffalo
Nathan Straits
Business Men's Committee
The
National Committee
Straus
Bryan Tours Ohio Seeks Democratic Platform Support
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Wheeling after a broader Ohio tour where he criticized Taft, urged direct election of senators, and called for campaign contribution disclosures. He spoke at Dennison, Newark, and Cohocton, pledging an immediate extra session and highlighting labor and anti injunction planks while denouncing Republican policies.
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Wheeling
W. Va
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Bryan
Taft
Columbus
Ohio River
West Virginia
Steubenville
Mr. Taft
United States
Mr. Bryan
Dennison
Newark
Cohocton
Congress
House of Representatives
Cannon
Roosevelt
Judge Taft
Bryan to Speak at Dinner and Convention in October
Mr Bryan will address a dinner in October for the Chicago Association of Commerce and also speak at the waterways convention on October 9. Before leaving for Esopus to visit ex Judge Parker, he will breakfast with Herman Ridder in New York on Sunday morning September 20 and meet German-Americans.
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Esopus
N. T
Parker
Bryan
Herman Ridder
New York
Taft favored on coast as business boom boosts GOP
Frank A. Leach director of the Mint says business prosperity favors Taft across the Far West. He predicts Bryan loses every coast state with Nevada Idaho and Montana leaning Republican due to new residents. Leach toured mints in Denver Salt Lake Boise Helena and San Francisco and notes summer gold output matches recent years.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Frank A. Leach
Mint
Bryan
Leach
California
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Mr. Taft
Denver
Salt Lake
Boise
Helena
San Francisco
McCarren Faction Invasion At Williamsburg Club
In Williamsburg McCarren foe McGuire saw a show of force as W F Thompson led about 150 supporters into McGuire’s No 16 Tompkins Avenue clubhouse. No clash occurred. Thompson Dorman and Wise were elected gates and the convention adjourned. White Plains indorses Hughes at a large meeting in St John’s Hall. Mount Sinai nurses to cruise on a director’s steam yacht for a social outing with lunch aboard.
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William R. McGuire
6Th Assembly
W. F. Thompson
McGuire
Tompkins Avenue
Williamsburg
Rochester
Vernon Avenue
Thompson
John J. Dorman
Charles C. Wise
Gates
White Plains
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