Parker Seeks Broad Support As Parker Visits New York
Judge Parker’s second New York visit to confer with campaign managers produced a long, uninterrupted schedule starting at 9:45 am at the Hoffman House. He met with national committee leaders and German-American advisers including Senator Garman and Thomas Taggart to discuss Indiana Wisconsin strategy and fundraising efforts.
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Dew ‘Fors
Judge
Judge Parker
Dcsopus
New York
Hoffman House
Webher
Ward
Garman
National Committee
Amd
N Itional
Thomas Taggart
Middle West
Wisconsin
Indiana
Interparliamentary Union Members Stop At Esopus
In Rochester New York on September 22 members of the Interparliamentary Union arrived at Esopus en route to Washington. Congressman James L Slaydon of Texas telegrammed Hon Alton B Parker expressing interest in a visit if agreeable and convenient. Parker’s presence in New York prevented a meeting and officials said a phone time would be set from Albany.
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Interparliamentary Union
Esopus
Rochester
Big Eily Lodge
Washington
Jamea L Slaydon
Texas
Alton B Parker
Hundrei
Parlamente Para Hsapua
Rosemount
Albany
New York
Judge Parker
Colorado Ticket Completed Democrats Nominate Shafroth for Congressman
The Democratic State convention completed its nominations naming John F Shafroth as congressman at large with a full slate including Governor Alva Adams and others. In New York, Republicans plan formal notifications on October 4 at Frank W Higgins home in Olean, with a speech by State Senator George R Malley. Latimer of South Carolina criticizes Roosevelt over standing army stance and federal policy at the Yates County fair.
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John F Shafroth
Denver
Alva Adams
E Mo Ammone
Horace W Havens
All-Frank
Richards
New York
William Barnes
Clamin
Exer
Republican
Notinvel Todas
Leutennant
Frank W Higgins
Olean
Higgins
George R Malley
Latimer
Penn Yan N
United States
South Carolina
Yates County
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Madison
Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Nioe
Porsmouth
Newport
Washington
Portsmouth
Alesandia
Monroe
Rinik
Aleasadria
General Tchet
Colsrado
6Th Aid Paave
L.D Duminton ~ Sinauship CO
Merchants & Miners Steamships
Offie Toot
7Th St
Mini
iMtheani
John Callahan
Callahan
Odell and Herrick Divide Party Lines at Afton Fair
In a speech to about 10 000 at the Afton fair Senator Chauncey M Depew criticizes Judge Herrick for leading Albany County Democratic machinery while a judge. He contrasts Odell accepting the Republican state committee chairmanship with Herrick’s continued political influence despite judicial office.
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Binghamton
United States
Chauncey M Depew
Herring
Odell
Republican State Committee
Herrick
Democratic Party
Albany County
Iife
Supreme Court of
Herrick to Leave Bench in Albany Action Sept 1929
Justice D Cady Herrick of the New York Supreme Court will resign as soon as current cases are wrapped up. He asked Preside Justice Charles B Parker to appoint another justice to preside at the September trial term, which opens next Monday. Herrick will convene the term and then transfer duties to the successor, who will serve the balance of the term ending January 1, 1930. Governor Edson Dell or Govdell will appoint the replacement. A telegram of congratulations came from Myron T Herrick of Ohio, a distant cousin of the candidate.
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Albany
D Cady Herrick
Supreme Court
Charles B. Parker
Appellate Division
Third Department
Justice Herrick
Govdell
Gov Myron T Herrick
Onia
Democratic Campaign Book Highlights Interior Dept Corruption
A New York article outlines a 314 page Democratic campaign textbook detailing postal frauds, civil service abuses, and broad Interior Department corruption. It cites suppressed investigations since 1899, party contrasts on land frauds, land secrecy, and fiscal issues, plus critiques of McKinley and Roosevelt silver policy.
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Interior Department
New York
Democratic Campaign Committees
House
Senate
Philippines
Panama
McKinley
Roosevelt
Paine and Rooseveltism Spark Local Political Backlash
A Boston man, Robert Treat Paine Jr., defends dining with Booker T. Washington while criticizing fellow Democrats. The tale includes land deals near Fort Myer with clauses barring Black buyers, and reactions from Luverne editor Henry Brooks. Separate notes report Canada reciprocity plank favored by Republicans and a Michigan attorney general candidate. A government hearing date for Merchants' Bridge was moved to September 28.
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B. Washington
Washington Post
Montgomery
Ala
Robert Trent Paine Jr
Boston
Booker Washington
Robert Treat Paine
Wood Harmon & Co
Washington DC
Virginia
Fort Myer
Arlington
Clarendon
Dad
Too Many Democrats in Jackson Club Opens Senate Campaign
The District Democracy opened the presidential campaign with over 300 members present at the Jackson Democratic Association headquarters in Washington. Frustrated by crowd limits, several prominent Democrats were unable to enter. President Norris led the gathering praising Parker and endorsing the Democratic slate, with officers elected and resolutions pledging support. A later note reported Edward S. Stokes's reception in Millville, marking his first homecoming since nomination.
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Jackson Democrats
Democratic Central Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Philadelphia
German
Ola Hickory
James L Norris
Trederic B. Keefer
Norris
Jackson Democratic Association
Harrison
Lfe
Alton B Parker
New York
Henry G Dava
West Virginia
Gorman
Taggart
Indiana
Arthur P Gorman
District of Columbia
United States
Jesse H Whitaker
J Fred Kelley
Charles W. Pettit
James Worden
N E Vowes
Franklin H Mackey
del William Cranch McIntire
Edwin B Hay
John G Campbell
Thomas Jt Holden
Nat Sarda
Halden Frederick Keefer
J McDowell Carrington
Bernard Kinimartin
Smyth Thompson, Jr
William Cranch McIntire
Franklin
J Fred Halley
McIntire
Jackson Association
Board of Trade
Mercer
Nebraska
Millville
Edward S. Stokes
Edwards Secures Republican Nomination in Eleventh District
In Somerset Kentucky on September 72 the Eleventh district committee narrowly backed D C Edwards over incumbent Dr W Godfrey Hunter by 15 to 1 after discarding Bell County votes. Hunter factions accused Judge G E Smith of being drugged. Edwards led 13215 to 12399 without Bell County. Also notes Howell renominated in New Jersey and Kubach, McClenathan, Swackhammer, Rob inson and Allen named in various district conventions.
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Somerset
Eleventh District Congressional Committee
Congress
D C_ Edwards
W Godfrey Hunter
Minster
Guatemala
Hunter
G E Smith
Clinton County
Edwards
Bell County
Hunter Asbury Park
Benjamin F Howell
New Bruns Wick
Tunkhannock Pa
Fourteenth
John Kubach
Honesdale
Paris Ili
Illinois
Colson V McClenathan
Danville
G Carnon Camden
A H Swackhamer
Gloucester City
New Jersey
Goldsboro
W . OB Robinson
New York
Paterson
Henry C Allen
Jersey City
Marshall van Winkle
President Roosevelt Commends Higgins for Governor Nomination
Albany Sept 22 Lieutenant Governor Higgins Republican nominee for governor released a letter from President Roosevelt dated Sept 18 1904 praising his nomination. Roosevelt recalls their past collaboration in finance and asserts Higgins would ensure Albany affairs are run with high integrity and efficiency.
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New York
Albany
Higgins
Roosevelt
Judge Parker to be in Supreme Court October term
The article notes Judge Parker will figure in October term Supreme Court cases from New York Court of Appeals. It highlights Lochner v. New York challenging bakers hours under state labor law and a City Franchise Tax Case on taxes for street railroads and gas companies.
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Parker
United States Supreme Court
New York State Court of Appeals
Empire State
New York
Lochner
Utica
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Supreme Bar
United States
Pennsylvania Republican League of Clubs adopts platform
Reading on Sept 22 the Republican State League of Clubs convention adjourned after re electing John R Wiggins of Philadelphia president The platform praises Roosevelt and Fairbanks commends the President for enforcing the Monroe doctrine and securing the canal route in Panama praises the pension ruling for old soldiers favorable China treaty settlement of the Alaskan boundary and the President's firm foreign policy Senator Penrose and former Attorney General Philander C Knox are praised with Knox lauded for his political leadership
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Pennsylvania
Republican League of Clubs
Reading
Republican State League of Clubs
John R. Wiggins
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Canal
Panama
China
Penrose
United States
Philander Co. Knox
Enduring Stress Drains Women of Vitality and Health
The text describes how women with child care and housework burdens suffer fatigue headaches backache insomnia irritability and anxiety often leading to various forms of female weakness. It advises taking a remedy when feeling tired and worn out.
Dr Miles Nervine Restorative Nervine Nerve Tonic Claims
Ad for Dr Miles Restorative Nervine praising direct action on nerves and sleep relief. Testimonial from Catharine Lagle of Leland Iowa asserts life saved and improved health using the tonic, with guarantee of refund if first bottle fails.
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Miles
Leland
Iowa
Towne Leads West Virginia Democratic Rally in West Virginia
Ex Senator Towne addresses a large crowd in Wheeling praising Democratic unity and critiquing GOP policies on gold tariff and free trade. He extols Davis and Roosevelt while highlighting Ohio River state support and opposing Republican claims of Democratic inconsistency.
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Towne
West Virginia
Chicago
Warsaw
St Louis
Indiana
Sinois
Newark
Michigan
Davis
Fairbanks
Ways and Means
Arr
Teter for the Senate A Republican bid vs Senator Scott
Report from Philippi says C F Teter, home in Philippi, plans to run for the United States Senate if a Republican legislature is elected this year to succeed Senator N B Scott. The Teter faction dominates the three GOP senate candidates in the district, with Cornwell a Pennsboro candidate for the legislature. Senator John J Cornwell addressed Harriseville and Pennsboro on state issues.
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N. B. Scott
Washington Post
Parkersburg
Philippi
C F Teter
Wmm
Dawson
United States Senate
Nbb Scott
Teter
Ohio Republicans Endorse Roosevelt and Fairbanks in Chicago
The Ohio Republican Association of Washington met at Loyal Legion Hall to endorse the Chicago platform and candidates. Maj F H Braggins presided in D K Watson’s absence, with speeches by J W Bell P M Ash ford and others. A committee drafted resolutions on Col Brigham’s death, and half fare rail rates for voters were announced for October into November.
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Fairbanks
Chicago
Ohio Republican Association of Washington
Loyal Legion Hall
Tenth Street Northwest
D K Watson
Maj
F H Braggins
C G Morrison
J W Bell
M_ Ashford
Mitchell
D W. Wood Witham L Symons
M Ashford
T M Sullivan
Joseph H. Brigham
Col Brigham
Dick, Doyle & Bryan
Colorado
Richard’ T Corbin
Oberlin
Ohio
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