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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
7
The article condemns Republican leaders for ballooning federal appropriations to exceed one billion pounds, doubling the previous high while a yearlong deficit looms. It cites increases in army and navy budgets, centralization, imperialism, and looming socialism, and contrasts with Democratic calls for restraint and popular choice in nominations.
William Jennings Bryan addressed the Commercial Travellers League in a noon gathering at No. 47 Broadway Hall decorated with flags and Bryan pictures. The event drew hundreds, many arrived early to secure seats, with the show lasting about an hour.
Postmaster General Meyer, returning from New England, warned Republican leaders that the campaign has been apathetic and overconfident. He criticized the lack of clear issues and voter arousal and urged an all-out effort, though he plans to refrain from active campaigning himself.
Manchester, September 18 Cyrus A Sulloway of Manchester was renominated for Congress in the 1st District today strengthening GOP representation in New Hampshire.
William Jennings Bryan endured a strenuous day in Jersey City and New York. He met at the Hoffman House with Democratic leaders, dined with Melbert Cary’s party, and addressed a packed Carnegie Hall crowd. He discussed Roosevelt policies, party harmony, and labor support, and planned forthcoming stops in New Haven Providence and beyond.
Colonel James M. Guffey states he is a member of the Democratic state finance committee and has no role in financing the national campaign. He will not serve as a collector for the Bryan national effort.
Kings County politics stir as McCarren hosts a harmony dinner at the Kings County Democratic Club tonight. Five insurgent leaders and every prominent Brooklyn Democrat attend. Senator McCarren to deliver the principal address amid hopes of mending rifts after prior desertions.
Five anti McCarren leaders at the Rochester convention accuse Murphy and Comes of desertion, signaling a rift within the Assembly faction.
The New York delegates led by John Hars Harmond will depart by special New York Central train Monday at 102 and Cincinnati to attend the convention in Cincinnati Tuesday. About 150 delegates will leave from this city for the event.
A rousing gathering of 3rd District voters met in Charles Hughes Hall at Madison Avenue and 56th to ratify national and state tickets. Attending bodies included Park Republican Club Yorkville Club Lincoln Republican Club and E Hughes Republican Club. Frank Hendrick urged weekly Friday meetings at the hall. Other speakers were Edward Payle Brown Colonel Jacob Kemple of Utica and Ia Fuld the drummer orator.
President Parsons of the Republican County Committee and Senator George B Agnew spoke at a ratification meeting in the 2th District Republican clubhouse. Over three hundred voters attended and pledged a larger statewide and national plurality this year than any other district in the state.
First Saturday night celebrations by county committees of greater New Wil held at Independence party centers on 38th Street and the Circle. The event unveils the party’s first national ticket with leaders including Clarence J. Shearn W A De Fee J Holbert of Birmingham Alan B Thoroughl of Kings County Alexander H Shake Em mond County and Joseph J Holwell of County.
Helena Mont Sept 18 The Convention adjourned after a two day session this afternoon listing the Republican ticket for state offices Edward Denism for Governor W F Allen Lieutenant Governor N M Yoder Secretary of State and H R Cunningham for Attorney General for Associate Justice W Le Holloway plus a Congressman at large Charles 1 Pref Rogues al
A dispatch from Langford cites United States Macfee of Sherman reporting that Hatfield, a man under Tee James C. Dunham, is sought for six murders in San Jose in 1896. The description lists a two inch scar on the left foot, an angling back to second, height five feet, blue eyes, and a deep brow. District Attorney Free traveled from Sacramento to pursue leads.
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