Reynolds era clash spurs bid for Hughes renomination
At the New York state Democratic convention lake gathering, ex-Governor Black and other leaders weigh backing for Governor Hughes against a party opposition. Key figures include ex-Gov O ell, ex-Rep Lucius Littauer, Wadsworth, White, Bennet, Woodruff, Hasbrouck, and Haslam, with Erie and Delaware delegates pivotal as factions maneuver toward or against the Hughes bid.
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Wallace T. Foote
Wiliam L. Ward
William Barnes, Jr
Woodruff
Wadsworth
Job E. Hedges
George J. Smith
William S. Bennet
Hughes
Bennet
Mr. Bennet
Seth Low
Joseph H. Choate
Porter’s Name Heard in Governorship Gossip at Saratoga
At Saratoga on September 13, rumors spread about General Horace Porter, former U S ambassador to France, as a potential governor candidate. Reactions split within anti Hughes factions with opinions mixed on his nomination.
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Horace Porter
United States
France
Page to Name Hughes
Albany September 13 Senator Alfred R Page of New York will present Governor Hughes name for renomination before the Republican State Convention at Saratoga The Governor asked for the Senator to present his name and he prepared his speech for the trip tomorrow Senator Page long a loyal Hughes supporter introduced the Public Service commissions bill into law General Stewart L Woodford head of the Hughes National League said the Governor would be renominated after calling at the Executive Mansion and departing for Saratoga
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Freedom
N. H
Hughes
Cornelius V. Collins
Erie County
John Woodward
Greiner
Tribune
Kings
Wadsworth
Horace White
White
G. D. R. Hasbrouck
Kingston
Charles S. Whitman
New York
Barnes
Charlies H. Gaus
Albany
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Rensselaer
Frank M. Williams
Madison County
Lloyd Collis
Westchester
Arthur O'Brien
Utica
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Brooklyn
Sereno E. Payne
Auburn
National Committee
Stewart I. Woodford
Frederick R. Hazzard
Syracuse
Alfred R. Page
Saratoga
Senator Page
Public Service Commissions
Stewart L. Woodford
Hughes National League
Republican National Convention
Ely
Wall Street
Cleveland
Traction Trust
Power Trust
Cassidy On Hand Promotes Republican Party Unity
Senator Owen Cassidy arrived at Saratoga asserting no vendetta and urging party unity. He favored renomination of Governor Hughes if best for the party and predicted the Governor could be nominated on the first ballot, with Kings delegation ready to support Speaker Wadsworth if needed.
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Cassidy
Assemblyman Murphy
10Th Assembly District
Kings
Murphy
Wadsworth
Bryan withholds speech as Deer Park crowd meets candidate
William Jennings Bryan disapproved of Sunday political meetings. Residents around Mountain Lake Park gathered at 3 pm to hear him talk but he refused to speak. After pressure, he agreed to a handshake three mile drive with no speech or applause prohibited. Crowd showed evident pleasure despite the pledge breach. He left for Baltimore at 1428 fom.
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Chanler Looms as Upsate Democrats Rally Behind Campaign
Ulster and Greene counties back Sul zer with about seventy two delegates reported. Sheriff Bob Chanler arrives to take command of his brother’s campaign as State Chairman Conners tours upstate, confident that the region supports Chanler, while Ely and Sul zer gain Wall Street and Cleveland backing amid intrigue over the ticket.
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Greene
Upstate
Sulzer
Bob" Chanler
Conners
Bryan's Hands Off Governor Choice Called By DNC
Buffalo reveals the Democratic National Committee will not back or steer Rochester delegates toward a governor nominee. William J. Bryan shares no preference, while Norman E. Mack and Senator Thomas F. Grady discuss selecting a strongest candidate and maintaining party unity ahead of the convention.
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Democratic National Committee
William J. Bryan
Bryan
National Committee
Rochester
Norman E. Mack
Mack
Chicago
Thomas F. Grady
New York City
Pacific Coast
Grady
Mr. Mack
Murphy and Cohalan Off To Rochester Train Trip
Charles F. Murphy and Daniel F. Cohalan leading Tammany Hall officials left on the 11:20 train for Rochester last night. They were joined by Thomas F. Smith Philip F. Donohue Robert Luce and John Quinn. They would not discuss the Governor nomination until the convention meets on Tuesday. Murphy called Judge Herrick a very strong candidate.
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Tammany Hall
Daniel F. Cohalan
Rochester
Thomas F. Smith
Philip F. Donohue
Robert Luce
John Quinn
Murphy
Cohalan
Herrick
Kings County Democrats pick anti McCarren delegates to Rochester
The Kings County Democratic executive committee voted to send contesting delegates to Rochester to oppose Senator McCarren. On Saturday night anti McCarrenites elected delegates in sixteen Assembly districts, eight were selected after review, including the 6th and 9th districts. John H. Delaney led the committee's delegation to Syracuse.
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Democratic Party
Rochester
McCarren
6Th Assembly
9Th
John H. Delaney
sRacheayey
McCarren Eyes Adam for Governor at Albany Meeting
Albany Sept 13 Senator McCarren his counsel Isaac M Kapper and three lieutenants rode the Empire Express to Rochester to map a campaign for the Democratic State Convention He backs J N Adam Buffalo mayor as the strongest gubernatorial candidate and foresees no trouble seating delegates Cassidy and Murphy are discussed but no interference is expected with any independent bid
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Whitcomb
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Chanler
Erie County
Albany
Second Empire Express
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Rochester
J. N. Adam
Tribune
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Cassidy
D. C. Robinson
Mr. Cassidy
Arrest In Electric Lighting War In Newark
Thomas F. Quinn of the Public Service force was arrested at 10 AM after allegedly assaulting James G. Sharpe, president of Arcade Block Lighting, in front of the Arcade Building. Wires were cut by both sides amid a feud between Public Service, holder of most Newark area lighting, and Arcade Block, with outages reported in Clinton Hill until temporary fixes. Quinn was paroled to Alderman Joseph Wright’s custody until this morning.
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Newark
Arcade Block Lighting Company
Thomas F. Quinn
Public Service Force
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Block Lighting Company
Public Service
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Sharpe
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