Independent League disputes shape New York election clash
In New York political maneuvering, Hearst factions claim many Independence League nominating petitions are defective, threatening to blank the Independence ticket. Labor candidates like Franklyn Quimby face removal, while Congress races in districts seven and seventeen reshape odds. Brooklyn battles between Murphy Hearst McCarren and Tammany, with McCarren's stance influencing borough results, complicating forecasts for Hearst Hughes and the statewide race.
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Bennet
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Fober
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Mr. Bennet
Brooklyn
Patrick H. McCarren
Charles F. Murphy
McCarren
Tammany Hall
Murphy
McClellan
Factory towns for Hearst shift New York votes in Albany report
Special to The Washington reach New York Oct 25 reports from factory towns show many McKinley Roosevelt voters now favor Hearst in New Jersey area. A huge plant with 1500 workers sees 43 voting Hughes, 176 for Roosevelt, signaling Hearst gains. Indications of broader gains in Newark County and wigwam enthusiasm rise as Independence League and Tammany ties calm.
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Washington
New York
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hearst
Hughes
Newark County
Independence League
Tammany Hall
Conners
Charles F Murphy
Orly
Dining Room Menu Advertisement for Business Lunches
A fragmented dining room ad shows a lunch special for business men with a range of meals including club breakfast and dinner. It lists hours from noon to seven, and a supper period, with references to a dining room under a Christian association in Fort Worth, Texas.
Hearst Nominee Draws Stirring Campaign Rallies
In Madison Square Garden and overflow venues Hearst speeches electrified crowds. He argued for wealth distribution, shorter hours, labor rights, and warned that sugar and tobacco interests would oppose Cuba liberty while Roosevelt reforms faced corporate resistance.
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Hearst
Banda
Hearst Agdressea
Odds on Hughes Fall as Hearst Money Bets Surge
New York reports betting on the election grew intense with Hughes odds dropping from 31 9 8 to 2 to 1 as Hearst money tops $100 000 to $200 000. Brokers note Hearst funds flowed through Tamanny men while some bets sought 2 to 1. two large but unaccepted wagers were listed, one wagering Hughes by 100 460 votes.
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Washington Post
New York
Hughes
Hearst
Tammany
Hearst’ Betteré
Moore & Schrey
Arena
Charles F Murphy
Independence League
Election Board
G. P. Buchanan
The
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Hughes at Ithaca Demonstrative Reception by Cornell Students
Charles E. Hughes spoke to large crowds in Ithaca as he campaigned for governor. Cornell students cheered, the Hughes Club escorted him, and top gallery seating was reserved. He criticized boss influence on New York judiciary after noting his law lecturing at Cornell in 1891 to 1893.
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Ithaca
Charles E. Hughes
Lyceum
Library Hall
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Cornell
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Hughes
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Cayuga
Dean Huffcutt
Cornell Law School
Guy Higgins
New York
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Secretaries plan visit to Washington for farm policy
Fragmentary text indicates Wilson and a secretary discuss a trip to Washington to address farmers and farm policy. The garbled notes mention secrecy, timing tonight, and uncertain details about the outcome or actions expected from the visit.
Ohio Worries Republicans Amid Washington Talk Claims
Ohio reports show unease within the Republican camp as talk of Washington influence tracks through stump speeches. Republicans concede loss of several Democratic districts once carried in the Roosevelt landslide, while Democrats insist they will win eight districts, not just one.
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Ohio
Weather Summary From Weather Bureau Report
Northeastern districts report clearing skies and generally fair weather for Friday and Saturday across most regions. Great Lakes areas expected clouds with occasional rain. Winds will be fresh west to southwest along New England and Middle Atlantic coasts, southwesterly on the South Atlantic, variable on the Gulf coast, and fresh on the Great Lakes. Special forecasts show storm warnings on the Washington coast and near the Columbia River mouth. Temperature readings across cities indicate mid 60s to low 70s with variable sunshine percentages around 37. The report also notes political mentions about Ohio Republicans and speeches by Garfield in the Ninth district amid campaign activity.
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Dent of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Great Lakes
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Guilt
European Porta bin
Grand Banka
Ohio
Southard
New Yorker May Become Secretary of State Rumor
Fragmentary notes suggest a New Yorker could be tapped for the role of Secretary of State amid talks in Washington. The scattered text mentions dates, meetings, and possible confirmations but includes unclear fragments and garbled place names.
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Stary
Washington
New York Dairy Company Forms to Combat Milk Trust
A new combine named the New York Dairy Company seeks to curb the milk trust, promising higher farmer returns and lower consumer prices. Walter N. Hodge, promoter, states options on six large milk concerns are secured and milk will be sold in New York before January. He says strong financial backing exists from out-of-town bankers and New York capitalists, despite Wall Street not backing the venture.
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New York
Ality
New York Dairy Company
District of Columbia
Walter N. Hodge
Broadway
Hodge
Brooklyn
Wall Street
Mr. Hodge
al TE
New York State
Mormon Church Sells Utah National Bank Stake
Salt Lake City Utah October 25 reports confirm the Mormon Church plans to retire from commerce by selling its large stake in the Utah National Bank to W3 McCormick. The church has been divesting major holdings in utilities and transportation including Utah Light and Railway Co and the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway.
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Utah
Mormon Church
Utah National Bank
W. 3. McCormick
Utah Light and Railway Company
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake
Salt Air
Ogden
Bacon An Ambassador Assessed For Paris Post
State Department circles report Assistant Secretary Bacon chosen to succeed Robert McCormick as Ambassador to France. Secretary Root denied the rumor, while officials suggested Bacon was slated for the Paris mission. McCormick may return to the United States next spring due to business interests. Mrs Bacon brings wealth and social standing to the potential appointment.
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State Department
Bacon
Robert 8. McCormick
France
Root
McCormick
Paris
St. Petersburg
Pally
United States
Rost
Department
Cooley for Robb's Place Appointment Reported
Attorney General Macay conferred with the President on filling Charles H. Robb's District Court of Appeals vacancy. A quick appointment is expected, with Alfard W. Canley of Westchester, N Y, linked as a potential choice, though Canley denied knowledge of the report.
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Lawn Tennis Board
New York General Assembly
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Triton
Metropolitan Cleris
New York
Couley
Busy Day for President At White House Visit Scene
The President received many visitors after cabinet members discussed departmental matters. Rev. Father Felix Ward introduced Rev. Philip Coglin and Rev. Frederick Heffernan on a U S tour. Leana Combs, ambassador to Guatemala and Honduras, met the President briefly and discussed Central American conditions. George Durrell, U S district attorney for the Western District of Faakuckus, paid his respects.
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St. Joseph's Retreat
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Sidney
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United States
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