Hearst Named Democratic Governor Candidate at Buffalo Nomination
William R Hearst emerged as the Democratic ticket choice after the Buffalo convention with party leaders like Stanchfield Sulzer and Murphy signaling support. Hearst addressed a large Poughkeepsie crowd urging unity, while officials noted no formal acceptance yet and preparations continued for official notification.
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Sulzer
Hearst
Poughkeepsie
Fosts
John B. Stanchfield
Elmira
Ink Alwess
Wiliam Sulzer
Buffalo
Wiliam R Hearst
Washington Port
William Randoelp
Mr Chanler
Rochester Herald shifts stance as Hearst faces cool reception
Rochester Morning Herald denounces itself as independent and endorses Charles E Hughes. The Union and Advertiser, normally Democratic, proclaims no allegiance to the Buffalo convention candidate while criticising Hearst. In Rochester, N Y, Sept 27. The scene shows changed comments and polite welcomes for Hearst in a hostile country.
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Hearst
Rochester
Rochester Morning Herald
Charles E Hughes
Union and Advertiser
Buffalo
Murphy Spurns McClellan Peace Offer Amid Tammany Feud
Duffalo reports a 250000 campaign bribe in a bid to sway Charles F Murphy from Hearst Sheehan, McClellan, and Murphy exchanged terms for peace with a 400000 fund if Murphy supported Sulzer. McClellan authorized the olive branch as anti Hearst forces press for Tammany unity and patronage. Murphy weighed the deal amid threats and suspicions of broken promises.
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Roosevelt
Hughes Plans a Campaign of Education in New York
The New York Republican nominee Charles E Hughes aims for a Roosevelt style campaign of education. He will tour widely between notification and election day, letting voters see and hear him. Upstate support is reported solid after discussions with Senator Alfred R Page. President Roosevelt is not expected to participate in the gubernatorial race this year.
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Rage
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Saratoga
Natal
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N. Y
Hoonevelt
New York
Charles E Hughes
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Saagon
Bryan Hearst nomination trip entertains Oklahoma tour
William J. Bryan praised William R Hearst as a strong race and capable governor while touring Oklahoma. He spoke from a special Santa Fe train car and urged voters against railroad influence in the constitutional convention, receiving long applause for his railroad ownership stance. Chiefs Rogers and Porter of the Cherokee and Creek tribes accompanied him.
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Okla
William R. Hearst
New York
William J. Bryan
Hearst
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Bryan
Santa Fe
Perry
Oklo
Rogers and
Porter
White Bread Starves Many People
A historical note promotes Grape-Nuts as a pre digested alternative to ordinary bread. It claims bread causes fermentation and stomach distress, while Grape-Nuts supplies starches and nitrogenous elements ready for circulation, aiding brain and nerve center function. The product is described as produced by Postum Co. at Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Battle Creak
Mich
Labor Boycotts Methodish Over Governor Candidate
Colorado Springs Sept 27 State Federation of Labor adopts a resolution denouncing Henry A Buchtel chancellor of Denver University and Republican candidate for governor The resolution cites Methodist publishing houses employing for union men and refusing the eight hour day and urges members to refuse to vote for Buchtel due to a persistent avowed enemy of organized labor
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Union Labor Endorses Hearst Across New York
The half million New York State labor federation members will back Hearst for governor and the Democratic candidate nationwide. AFL secretary Frank Morrison says labor will rally to the same choice, while labor officials expect Hearst’s election. President Gompers plans speeches in New York districts urging Democratic gubernatorial support.
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New York
Republicans At Ease Bryan Cooled Democrats
In New York Jim Tawney, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, said Republicans expect a very comfortable House majority in November. He and Sherman plan campaign headquarters in Minnesota and Chicago as they target Western states, while noting Democrats hoped Bryan’s return would boost their push for seats in the next Congress. Tawney warned that a Democratic House could hinder Roosevelt’s policies and worsen the economy, though local GOP rifts may exist. He also questioned Arizona New Mexico admission terms and declined to commit on simplified spelling costs for government printing.
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Virginia
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Crisis in Cuba as Palma nears resignation
President Palma faces imminent end of tenure as cabinet resignations and nervous fatigue dim prospects. Taft and Bacon offered guarded responses. U S forces mobilize marines and bluejackets with a 2,600-strong landing force ready to deploy, while Taft warns against violence and secures support from rural guards if needed.
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Bacon
Cuban Minister Sees Roosevelt as Just in Cuba Crisis
Senor Quesada the Cuban minister arrived in Washington after a long voyage and expressed unbounded confidence in the United States mediation to unite the warring Cuban factions. He defended President Palma and praised Roosevelt, noting war would be abhorrent to both nations and awaiting further advisories from Havana and Prado.
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Roosevelt
Troops Receive Orders for Immediate Cuba Transit
The Fifteenth Cavalry and the Thirty third and Twenty-seventh Batteries, moving from Mount Gretna to Fort Ethan Allen, received War Department orders to proceed at once. They boarded trains tonight and may be transported to Cuba if needed. In Newport News, Fort Monroe ordered six carloads of torpedoes and mine shells shipped to Tampa to transfer to Havana, supplies at the fort since maneuvers months earlier.
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Plan Guban Campaign Rallies Havana Cienfuegos in Cuba
Army Chief of Staff orders a closed General Staff meeting in Washington to finalize plans for a Cuban occupation. About 20,000 troops are to land at Havana and at least 10,000 at Cienfuegos with other units at Santiago as reconcentration camps and a westward move are prepared. Navy seeks more men as crews are deployed and supply lines strained, while Taft and Secretary of War face a looming decision on a government for Cuba and an occupation decree.
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Brooklyn Ready to Sail Monday for Cuba
The armored cruiser Brooklyn, ordered to Cuba, will not sail from League Island Navy Yard before Monday. It will be fully equipped for war, with 850 marines, 1,200 tons of coal, provisions for months, and ammunition. Rumor says the Tennessee may be used to transport infantry if needed. Most Brooklyn officers reported back today, recalled from leave and summoned from Atlantic stations.
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