Political Battle Shapes NY Campaign as Hearst Gains
An examination of New York State op eds shows Hearst gains momentum while Republicans cling to disaffected Democrats. Hearst tours draw large audiences with growing labor presence, even in GOP strongholds, while Woodruff’s leadership weakens the party. Tammany faces a jolt as the board of elections may let Hearst’s Independence League control local ballots, threatening Tammany nominations in multiple districts. Harrison’s political recall from past campaigns adds to the mounting tension.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
Woodruff
Benjamin B. Odell
Woodrulf
Tormections
Odell
Ode
Erie
Saratoga
Orleans
Oneida
Wyoming
Madison
Board of Elections
Gildey House
Hearst
Independence League
Tammany
Independence
Tan
Francis Burton Harrison
Congress
Tammany People
Harrison
B. Davis
Murphy Defends Hearst Campaign Against Trusts
Charles F. Murphy, in New York, states Tammany Hall will back the Democratic ticket from top to bottom and foresees a large New York County majority. He frames the drive as a national revolt against trust domination that raises living costs and harms competition, with Hearst as a symbol of the anti-privilege movement. Delegates to Buffalo attend the party’s nominating efforts.
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Hearst
New York
Charles F. Murdy
Tammany Hall
New York County
St. St Tagen
Buffalo
Ant Pan Hela Pledges Support to Ticket
A local committee pledges support to a ticket amid claims of a 20 000 Democrat vote test sent to New Jersey. No court order can reach it, according to the report.
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bAstivs Committee
Ticket
Democrata
New Jersey
Hughes Talks on Trusts and Loyalty in Campaign Speech
Republican candidate Moe calls for loyalty and discipline amid a vivid wartime style rally. He urges backing the ticket to roll up the largest Democratic vote in the organization’s history, praising leadership and condemning treachery as election day nears.
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Congress
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Murphy
Avery
Roosevelt in Panama Tour Prompts Political Upheaval
Reports detail Tammany Hall tensions as Gov Gitld attacks Moran and party leaders rally around Hearst. A grand jury inquiry into alleged payoffs collapses, while new Brooklyn and Bronx deputies shape the city’s political machine. President Roosevelt's Panama visit plans loom, with Amador hosting, Parades, and talks slated in Panama City and Ancon.
President’s Panama visit schedule detailed for November
The article outlines the planned presidential excursion from Ancon to Calebra Cut Gatun Cristobal and San Juan on November 16 17 and 22 with train launches and a reception on Pier 11 at Cristobal. A battle ship and Dolphin will transport the party to Washington after Wolf Trap light.
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Bryan predicts Democratic House to aid Roosevelt campaign
W J Bryan states Republicans should back President Roosevelt by electing Democrats to the next Congress. He declines a campaign trip to Ninth Kentucky district but supports Democratic efforts there via a prewritten letter. Bryan argues the next House will back reform measures and align with the President against Republican obstruction.
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House of Representatives
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Griggs
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Cynthiana
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Osborne Holds the Fort in Hearst Seizure Clash
Investigation into the seizure of Albany Democratic headquarters reveals rent paid in advance by ex mayor Thomas M. Osborne of Auburn. Democrats opposed to Hearst moved effects to another building and proceeded to New York to report to party leaders. A large staff of stenographers at State Street HQ is described as serving the party’s interests under Osborne and other opponents.
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Democratc State‘ Committee
William Randolph Hearst
Second Street
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
Hearst
Patrick E. McCabe
Democratic County Committee
New York
Shearat
Conners
State Street
Democratic Party
Osborne
Moran Rejects Bryan In Massachusetts Speech
Worcester Democrat John B. Moran rejected ties to Hearst or Bryan in a campaign speech. He said if elected this year and next he would travel the state to secure delegates for a Massachusetts Presidential candidate. Moran refused to endorse the platform’s call for a 1902 Presidential candidate, listing his own views instead.
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Mass
John B. Moran
Kover
Hearst
Bryan
Massachusetts
Japanese Middy Resigns From Naval Academy
Annapolis Oct 28 Midshipman Asahi Kitigaki of the third class has submitted his resignation at the request of the Japanese Embassy in Washington. He has been granted an extended leave of absence pending department action. His departure leaves only one Japanese midshipman at Annapolis.
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Washington
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Naval Academy
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Imperial Privy Council
American Naval Academy
Academy
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Navy Department
Congress
Local Weather Report Snapshot
Temperature readings show a range from 47 to 76 across the morning to afternoon with a maximum 73 and minimum 51. Relative humidity around 52 percent with hours of sunshine noted. Temperatures compared to last year indicate a high of 66 and a low of 38 in the prior date.
Ohio Democrats Press State Issues Only Campaign
Ohio Democratic leaders indicate they will abandon national topic literature. Representative Harvey C. Garber says pamphlets will focus on state issues to avoid flooding campaigns with national content. Some doubt Col Bryan will stay within state topics during planned Obl speeches.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Harvey C. Garber
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
Buckeye
Garber
Col. Bryan
Col Bryan
Ammendale Normal Institute Buys 147 Acres Near Washington
The Ammendale Normal Institute in Prince George County Maryland has completed the purchase of 147 acres of land at Ammendale, about fifteen miles from Washington, along the Baltimore and Ohio and the Washington and Laurel Electric railroads. Land was bought from Thomas J. Stanton, who had previously acquired it from Mrs. Henrietta Hoban, with transactions coordinated by J. Lee Kolb. The price is reported near $10,000. The site lies northeast of Washington in line with rail extensions, and the Christian Brothers plan to add it to their tract for use as a campus and athletic field, bringing their holdings to about 20 acres.
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Baltimore
Christian Brothers
Ammendale Normal Institute
Typos at White Heat Foreman Evans Re employed
Foreman Evans of the Globe Printing Company faces protest from the Columbia Typographical Union. Members discuss a possible special meeting to investigate Evans and his handling of union and nonunion workers. The union alleges a flagrant violation amid strikers and nonstrikers, with officials to decide on next steps.
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Globe Printing Company
Columbia
Ti ‘Wee
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