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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
21
The piece denounces Republican appropriations as excessive amid a budget deficit, arguing tax policy favors the rich and promotes imperialism, centralization, and socialism. It accuses the Roosevelt-Taft era of fostering a dynasty and undermining state sovereignty, urges reforms, and reports Bryan’s campaign remarks and crowd reaction.
William Jennings Bryan spoke to the Commercial Travellers League in a hall at No 7 Broadway, delivering a one hour address starting after 12 30 with flags, Bryan portraits, and Democratic slogans decorating the venue. Crowds gathered hours early as seating filled by 10 30, while Republican lines were portrayed unfavorably on the dinner pall and walls.
Postmaster General Meyer returned from his New England home and warned Republican leaders that the campaign is the most apathetic he remembers. He questioned overconfidence and urged a stronger, issue focused effort though he plans to stay out of campaigning personally.
Manchester New Hampshire news reports Cyrus A. Sulloway of the city was renominated today for Congress in the 1st District, reflecting local support and party endorsement ahead of the election.
William Jennings Bryan endured a strenuous day in Jersey City and New York, meeting Democratic leaders at the Hoffman House and Cary’s home, addressing a packed Carnegie Hall crowd, and planning further stops through Providence, Woonsocket, and Buffalo as he seeks support against the Republicans. Mayor McClellan and Sen. McCarren visited. Bryan defended his stance on Roosevelt and labor, urged party unity, and dismissed standard oil funding rumors.
Pittsburg Sept 18 Colonnel James M Guffey states he will not collect for Bryan campaign funds He is a member of the Democratic state finance committee composed of organization men appointed to handle state campaign finances not national efforts He firmly denies leading any national fundraising role.
Kings County politicians await tonight's Harmony Dinner at the Kings County Democratic Club. Senator McCarren will deliver the principal speech as insurgent leaders and prominent Brooklyn Democrats are invited in a bid to restore party unity after recent desertions.
Persistent tensions linger as McCarren and colleagues accuse Murphy and Comnee of abandoning the group at the Rochester convention, stirring internal strain among Assembly factions and prompting questions about loyalty and leadership.
The New York delegates of the National League of Republican Clubs led by John Hars Harmond will travel by a special New York Central train on Monday to Cincinnati for the convention opening Tuesday. About 150 delegates from the city will join the train.
A large audience gathered in Charles Hughes Hall to ratify national and state can tickets. Attending clubs included Park Republican, Yorkville Republics, Lincoln Republican, and Chasil Hughes Republican. Frank Hendrick announced weekly Friday meetings at the hall. Speakers included Edward Parse Brown, Colonel Jacob Kemple of Utica, and Fuld, known as the drummer orator.
President Parsons of the Republican County Committee and Senator George B. Agnew headlined a ratification meeting at the 2d Assembly District Republican organization clubhouse. More than two hundred voters attended as the group aimed for the largest plurality for both state and national tickets this year in the district.
The first Saturday night gathering of county committees of greater New Tet was held tonight at Independence Park on 38th Street and the Circle. The event included the unveiling of the party’s national ticket with figures like Clarence J. Shearn W A De Ford J Holbert of Birmingham Alabama and county names Alexander H we mond and Joseph J Holwell.
Helena Montana sept 18 after a two day session the equals convention adjourned this afternoon naming a ticket headed by governor Edward Duntan for governor with W R Alles as lieutenant governor N M Yoder for secretary of state A J Galen for attorney general Peter Runningham Pam Holloway NETOM Han al for associate justice W L leading the slate with details continuing unclear due to damaged text
A dispatch from Sherman reports evidence linking Hatfield, detained there, to the murder of James C. Dunham at Sa Langford. The description matches a man with a two inch scar on the left foot, about five feet tall, blue eyes, and a low mood, with authorities pursuing further details in Sacramento.
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