Gampaign Leaders Meet in New York As Campaigns Talk
In New York on August 23 Democrats held a busy day at national and state headquarters with visits by David B Hill and others. Key figures Taggart Belmont Meyer and Murphy outlined plans for city and state campaigns while a truce with Senator McCarren pleased leaders. Rodie chose Francis Burton Harrison as assistant in state campaign. Dowling to begin daily work. A national editors meeting planned for September 7 8 with speeches and Esopus visits.
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Meyer
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National Committee
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Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
United States
Esopus
Judge Parker
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Parker approves campaign plans at Rosemount in New York
Delancey Nicoll vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee meets Judge Parker at Rosemount and reports a stableFest end to the Murphy MacCarren feud. Dowling named to state executive committee to lead a new campaign bureau, pleasing Murphy of Tammany Hall. Reform Club invites Parker to address, undecided yet on speeches. Carlisle and Parker discuss results. weather cool and windy at Rosemount as campaign tunes arrive. Nominations advance in Indiana and California districts with multiple Democrats named. Wilkes-Barre also reports a Democratic candidate nomination.
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Parker
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Woodruff Gains Respect Amid New York Governor Bid
Former Lieutenant Governor Woodruff, now courting the Republican nomination for New York governor, solidifies Brooklyn organization and bills himself as a capable candidate. Analysts warn the state remains doubtful with tight margins, stay-at-home votes, and shifting county alignments as Roosevelt era dynamics influence the race.
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Roosevelt
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Not Interested in Salesman Assertive Encounter
A man intrudes in an office, sits close and speaks forcefully as he pitches his business. The respondent cuts the meeting short with a firm I am not interested.
Sozodont claims to purify breath and teeth
An advertisement asserts Sozodont is essential for clean breath and deodorizing teeth. It promises to penetrate crevices, purify, sweeten, and help the user feel genteel and well groomed with three forms liquid powder paste.
Harmony in Democratic ranks fuels aggressive 1892 style campaign
Democratic managers report progress harmonizing factions in New York City and across states including Connecticut and New Jersey. Murmurings of peace reach Erie County Buffalo and align Goodyear Cunneen camps. Maryland Illinois Wisconsin Indiana West Virginia show growing unity, while Maryland faces lingering discord yet hopes for November success. By mid September a consolidated, battle-ready party could emerge for a hard fought national campaign.
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Nominations Illegally Made Need New Wood County GOP Convention
Wood County Republicans may hold a new convention to correct null nominations after a discovery that the primary election was not legally called. McPherson seeks a spot on the ticket for the legislature instead of Speaker Moats. Republican lawyers say the current ticket has no standing and new nominations are likely.
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Washington Post
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Gaines Edwards row tests party authority in Third district
Special to The Washington Post from Charleston West Virginia reports a dispute after the Hinton convention nominating two Republican candidates for Congress in the Third district. Gaines proposes referral to the State committee, Edwards refuses, and may seek ruling from the National Congressional Committee. Also notes Senator Davis's quiet day at Grace Land home with guests Perry Belmont and Batchelder arriving for a few days in West Virginia.
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New York
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Reforms in Land Laws Adopt Resolution Favoring Mining Dept
Portland Aug 23 The American Mining Congress discussed the Roosevelt commission on public land reform and heard F H Newell and Gifford Pinchot outline investigations. A resolution favored creating a department of mining and metallurgy and transferring forest reserve supervision to Agriculture. The body endorsed anti fraud mining measures and a Portland government assay office bill.
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Oreg
American Mining Congress
Roosevelt
National Congress
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Gifford Pinchott
United States
Pinchott
Committee On Resolutions
J. H. Richards
Seaboard Air Line to Run Independently of Southern Railways
New York Aug 23 The Seaboard Air Line will operate independently after Thomas F Ryan Blair and Co and T Jefferson Coolidge Jr bought 140000 shares from Williams and Middendorf Ryan stated there is no direct or indirect interest from Atlantic Coast Line Southern or other railroad in the purchase nor any influence on Seaboard management
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Seaboard Air Line
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Thomas F. Ryan
Blair & Co
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
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Middendorf
The
Southern
Seaboard
Floods Wreck Arizona Rail Line The Santa Fe Ties Trains
Floods in Arizona washed out six hundred feet of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line between Yucca and Haviland. Bridges carried away and poles swept up, leaving many sections flooded from Kingman to Needles. Three westbound trains delayed, including a Knights Templar special from Toronto. Traffic partly resumed tonight as repairs proceed.
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British Claims in Hawaii International tribunal to settle British subjects
Report from Honolulu dated August 18 notesBritain and the United States plan an international tribunal to settle damages claims of over twenty British subjects jailed as revolutionists after the 1895 rebellion. Gov Carter pressed the matter in Washington, with a tribunal to be formed. Seven years since testimony was taken and most claimants were imprisoned weeks as the provisional government feared revolt. St Paul Recovering from Storm St Paul Minn Aug 22 St Paul recovering from storm and repairs focus on damaged business district buildings including broken windows and torn roofs Fourteen Ticket Brokers Arrested St Louis Ame 2 police and rail officials crack down on ticket brokers for selling non transferable tickets. Fourteen arrested likely.
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