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New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
BEVERIDGE TO KNIGHTS.
TALKS ON AMERICANISM.
Indiana Senator FaUors Government
Control, Not O1cnership.

A ripple OF applause greeted Senator Albert J..
Beveridge's declaration for government regulation
not ownership. at meeting under the auspices OF
the New York Chapter Of the Knights OF Columbus
at Carnegie Hall last night.
THE largest individual ownership and initiative
consistent with the peoples safety, the smallest
government regulation of individual initiative and
ownership consistent with the peoples welfare
was the Senator's formula OF twentieth century
Amercanism.
Henryw Herbert. the chairman OF the chapter and
also of the meeting, read the following letter from
President Roosevelt under date of october 10;
wish were in my PGweP, to be present r. sent at. the %
ssg Ye Gf he ghf v pnb m es
peremptorily forbid my having this pleasure,
wishes 70 the order earnest syRpat6y Win
better Americans of all VINO ION It's ranks
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The meeting was In commemoraton of "Discov-
cry Day" The Senator from Indiana spoke on
'Americanism" saying, in part
While the government Of all It the people should
o6 nS6pe # the Should Geat regne the nay h
serves all the PfOps When m t6 that becomes
o SS GH a private business but public business
Theerofts of its owners are no longer the sole
And SO the government of all the people should
people Il do not want to own you, but 1 do intend
You sell to the people To- Inspect
fRed & sell y to the ' and fs @ Do
want to go into the business Of preparing meat
for the people-that is your business; but l. the
government for the people and by the people, do
want 10 see that this food which you prepare for
the people is good for the people. and that is my
business" Thus far let the government of the
people 60 and no further.
This is true of every business which affects all
the people true of the railway business which
affects all people, OF the -four, cereal and redi-
cine business which affects all the people; OF any
9 s Wsf hat T m hS 8 Sd
my affair and his, and this is still the doctrine
where business only concerns my neighbor and my
self. But when my business concerns not only my
neighbor, but everybody else, cease TO be a pri-
man. I cease to be private owner of wares, SELL
ing my commodities to individual households I
public duty of administering that business not only
peoples welfare, which is more Important
And another fundamental of Americanism is
disclosed, and that fundamental is individual own
ership and management of all business, but regua-
tion by the government of all the people OF all
businesses that have grown so great that they af-
feet all the people.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
W. B. ELLISON MAKES APPOINTMENT.
Corporation Counsel Places F. B. Pierce in
Charge of New Department

Corporation Counsel William B. Ellison has begun
the work of reorganizing his department by ap-
pointing Frank B. Pierce an Assistant Corporation
Counsel Mr.. Pierce has been connected for six years
with the law firm of Clifford Hobbs & Beard. of
No. 5 Nassau street. He will have charge OF the
claims of the city. Mr.. Pierce's appointment and
other changes were announced by Mr.. Ellison in
part in the following statement;
have to-day appointed Frank B Pierce an As
sistant Corporation Counsel. Mr. Pierce is per
sonal friend of mine in whom have implicit con-
idence and the appointment is solely a personal
lie my selection.
l have also to-day organized bureau at the head
of which Mr.: Pierce will be and to whom all
actions on behalf of the city will be referred In
other words. this bureau viii have exclusive care
and control of all suits brought by the city to
cover claims Of any and all kinds 1t will be ono
OF the most important bureaus in this department
From the city's claims viii be pressed to a
speedy termination.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
NoMINATORs CLING TO WYATT.
Will Continue Campaign for Their Ticket
Would Have Liked Whole Endorsement.

Some disappointment was expressed among the
Judiciary NomnatOrs over the failure of the Re
publican County Committee to nominate the full
Nominators' tiket naming Judge Otto j. Rosalsky
in place Of Justice Wyatt Few of the NOminators
cared to be quoted. but Paul Fuller. of Coudert
Brothers Outspoken against the action.
John G. Milburn sad
7 wish the Republicans had adopted the whole
judiciary ticket. but inasmuch as they have
adopted all the nominations for the Supreme Court,
and the entire Judiciary ticket with single excep-
ton / think the Republicans fairly met the situa-
ton.
during the afternoon but action toward chang
ing the ticket in any way taken Justice wyatt
will remain it. The Nominators called atten-
tion to the corporation connections OF two Hearst
Murphy candidates for the Supreme Court, NJ. War
lev Patzek and Mitchell L. Erlanger. Mr.. Platzek.
they said had been the counsel Of the Beef Trust
and MIR Erlanger for the Theatrical Trust
The first large mass meeting of the Nominators
will he held next Tuesday night at Cooper Union
Joseph II. ChOate will preside. The other speakers
have not been decided on.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
ENTHUSIASM IN THE 1fTH.

A large and enthusiastic crowd Of RepaOho - !.
the nth Assembly District met iast MS -.rci-
natioDs og tba state ticket as well as the nonAA-
tions for Congress, Senate and Assembly U''''~
W. Wanmaker presided ..st,r
Among the speakers who addressed 'ns -.., N~s ,ns
was j. Van Vechten Olcott. CongreSsnan Sssction.
18th Distrtct and Repu lie nlnee tor a. dsta
Congressnan Olcott described clearly anu -
the work OF Congress. and tod 40" - TScvernor.
Hearst the Democrats candidate 10. ~ S,,ties
absolutely and entirely neglected ais aSs Wilsza
Waite candidate for Senator; Jonn as M~a grssl-
candidate for Assembly. and eX-Aidefn~A'
Srick Ware
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
sULLIvANs NEARLY LOSE SOMETHING.
Almost Forgot to Name Man for "Big Tins"
Term-Catch $1,000 by Tail.

The Sullivans were nearly caught mapping yester-
day. They came near overlooking the necessity OF
nominating candidate for Congress In the sth
District 10 serve out the unexpired term Of big
Tim who resigned last summer to go to the
State Senate When Daniel J. Riordan nomi-
mated Sullivans successor nothing done
about providing for the unexpired term. Yester-
day some one told the sullivans about 1t and they
hurriedly got the delegates together at the head
quarters OF the Sullivan Association. in the Bow
cry, and nominated Riordan, who now is standing
for both the short and long terms.
I'VE come near losing 5000 be-cheel" said Flor
rie'' Sullivan TO his friends.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
MEAGHER MUNICIPAL COURT JUSTICE
Anti-Hearst Man Appointed by Mayor to
Succeed Justice LYNCH

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday appointed Edward
Meagher as a justice of the Municipal Court in
brooklyn, 10 succeed the late Justice Lynch The
place commands salary Of $500 a year and the
appointment lasts until January l. 1908
Mr. Meagher Ia a personal friend Of Senator Pat
rick H McCarren. He made perhaps the most tell
Is | oL al Ile speeches against the nomination of
heaist Al inc Buffalo convention. He 0uoted eov1,
ot o. me at'seks made by the Hearst papers on
LURES rIlaFles = Murphy ana asked Mr.. Murphy and the
n dSlnninany deIesatGs II they really thought they
Mr. Meagher has been an Assistant C,o-no,o,i,,
counsel in The Brooklyn branch OF Tho Iar, M NJ
make good record the bench. - ''i"' lie VIII
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
RESTRICT CAMPAIGN POSTCARDS
Ali Those Rejecting Upon ANY Mans Char.
acter" Disbarred. SAYS Postmaster.

postmaster Wilcox yesterday Issued an order
holding up and excluding from the mails all cam
paign postal cards designed to obviously reflect
upon the conduct or character OF any Individual d"
This order excluded what are known as tho
II. H. cards. 'Hughes-Hearst-Heave or H"
postal cards Another with the candidates in \
hearse and several others Of 4 like nature we're
also deemed unmailablo.
Il will permit no cards to be sent out that obv,
ously reflect upon any mans character" said POST
master WILCOX. During the last Campaign Post
master wilcox held up cards Of well known per
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
CUT CANDIDATE FROM. BALLOT,

ST. Paul. Oct 22-The Supreme Court to-
day ordered the name % John W. Johnson. OF Min
neapols, Socialist Labor candidate for Governor,
stricken from the official ballot The name Of John
W Johnson was added by petition. which filed
last Saturday. John A Johnson. present Cover
nor is candidate for reelection on the Demo
cratic ticket. When John w. Johnson's name was
filed the Democratic State Central Committee
claimed that his nomination was irregular, many
names on the petition were those who had already
voted at the primaries When this showing
made 20 the Supreme Court the name OF John w.
Johnson was ordered or the official ballot
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
ADDICKs's PROPERTY SOLD FOR DEBT
New Jersey Man Has Judgment for $4,000
Sale Brought 1850.

Wilmington, Del. Oct. 12.-Under Judgment
obtained by Charles II. Hinchman, of Camden
n. J., in litigation over the Ruby Match COM
pany. four farms, a mill property and small
tract OF land belonging 10 j. Edward Addicks
were sold to-day by United States Marshal
Finn. The amount realized was SS1 500. the
Judgment obtained by Hinchman amounted 10
about SlOOQO
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
Mr.. LoNewoRTH SPEAKS AT FINoLAY.

Findlay, Ohio Oct. 12.-The campaign IN the Sth
Congress District was opened here tonight with
the largest crowd ever present political meet
Ing In Hancock County. Hundreds stand
,ng In the asles and thousands turned away.
Congressman 1Honsworth spoke on national issues.
He said that the Republican party was doing all
IA its POWER TO regulate the conduct OF the great
corporations When Mrs. Longworth entered cheer
after cheer given Governor Harris spoke on
state issues and euIogZed the Republican ticket.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
HEARST JUDICIAL TICKET FuEo

Albany Oct l2-The Independence Ieseua 10
Gay hled with the Secretary or State its 3,,d,.t,
ticket nominated in the "a judicial District TIa
candidates are:
Charles Frederick Adams James c. Church pob
ert Stewart, Alexander S. Bacon Il CASTE IT,
ginbotham, Edward Kaufman all os SoiI p ,IiIB-
James T. Niemann, of Nassau Countv and dPoRlyhi Ryn
OLeary, OF Queens County ''' anu Dehls
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
OPENED BALLOT BOXES.
Court to Decide Contest for Democratic D'''
triet Leadership.

Justice Garretson in the Supreme Cour' - ,ss "A
= ,,Asta-dav, ouened the ballot boxes OF tns -
Assembly District. IN which there has been
pute over the Democratic leadership ssa,.. Janas
Walsh and Edward j. Meany were me eon.oS. n', ,Ss
and Il Is expected that the court W. Ths would
official agres Of the primary eectlon; viii
give Meany the leadership JustICe UeN
render his decision to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
G. S. HuscH TO RUN FOR SENATOR.

At the adjourned Republican convention OF the
18th Senate District held last night at No. 25' West
lith street. George 8. Husch unanimously nom-
mated for State Senator. lie is young man In
the real estate business. with offices at NO 81 Lib
erty street. He made unsuccessfuI race for
Assemblyman in the Sd Assembly District at the
last election.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

Consult the election advertisement in Tho
Tribune this morning to find out where the place
of registry in your election district is. Register
to day.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
ASSEMBLY AND SENATE NOMINEES.

At the adjourned Republican Assembly Conven-
ton OF the 18th District. at No u East Sth street
Ezra P. Prentice renominated. Mr. Prentice
is the present Assemblyman from the old 9th Dis
trict.
AT the adjourned convention of the Republicans
of the Sd Assembly District at No 81 Marion street
Joseph Spota was nominated Mr. Spota is con-
tractor, living at No 230 Mott street
Al the adjourned Republican Assembly District
Convention for the 4th District, held last night at
No AGA Grand street. William Waldman a laundry
man, of No. % Lewis street nomina ted
At the adjourned Republican Senate Convention
Of the l1th District No. 236 Broadway, John
L. Bggio druggist, OF No. II James street. was
nominated.
At an adjourned Democratic convention of the
2sth Assembly District, in the Pocasset Club No
2Os East ll6th street, Edward w. Buckley a type
setter employed at No. 20S Broadway was nomi-
mated
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
J. q. scHIFF FOR CONGRESS.

Jacob r. Schin. lawyer. with offices at No. so
Broadway. and living at No. 10 East 11sth street.
was last night nominated for Congress by ths Re-
publicans OF the 10th Congress District. The con-
vention was held at thu Union Republican Club,
No 2os East 10th street.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
NAMED FOR MAYOR OF oapeNseuec

Ogdensburg, y. y. oct. 12.-'The Republican C,,
Convention to-day nominated Edgar a Newell for
Mayor Against him the Democrats have placed
State Committeeman George Hall who has sgs11o
eight years Sc Mayor eef'eo
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Nyack, n. y, Oct. ia big surprise fur
nished in Democratic circles this afternoon. when
delegates in convention turned down Assemblyman
Gouverneur Carnochan and nominated Edward s.
Palmer, Ar. Carnochan has served only one term
Albany.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

Every Republican should register and vote this
year. The honor of tho state 10 at stake. Reg
lster to-day for an effective vote on Novsm-
ber Q.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

Hudson, y. Y. Oct 12-Both the Democrats and
Republicans held their conventions here to-day. The
Republicans nominated J. B. Sinclair. OF Chatham
for the Assembly. The Democrats named Alfred r.
Ostrom Of Stockport, for Assemblyman.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

believe In labor organizations I believe ,n
every just effort 10 better the condinon =. :"
boring men. We want better conditions bieba.
standards Of life We want equal opporf,,ni1taa
We want that sympathy that rests upon iusf
appreciation OF the needs Of every man ;r 81
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
Packingtown-Four Months After
The Week at Washington

Mr. Roosevelt and Mr.. Root have returned TO Washng
and Mr. Taft will be back in week Departments
will be brisk from Ridgways will give you news
information of national interest and importance that you
find elsewhere Martin Egan with his department editors
tribute interesting reports and comments in Washington Bur
this week.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

con personal numsroaisimo, con pes
soual luiosia no Y 90 bora de sAher
81 los que vlsosu de fusrA Iisnen dee
sho que 80 iabrlQusn solocAclonss
para sllos, On IAnlo qus para soloeAT
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rssusrdos Y llsgado 81 inslArts De
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
Nbrarniento. de Withe.
Aplausos en- Europa.

Parfs, Dieiembre 19.-LA prsnsa de L,ndres y 10 dc
eta sapal Aplaudsn ealurossmspts lA oaei6n del
Conds With. para represeptar & Rusis en- el arrsglo
de dstAles aobre oil ratAdo dc Portsmouth,. Sc eonsi
dsra que ningda otro sssdstA reautarfs mas apto
satas nseoeseiones 90 eres que serA posbe lltgar
genciS deprssivA para los nsreses rusos
para 50 hi 'io en- les sostas del de 10 China y
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hses suponer que el Copds Wnh ensontrarG sl Apoyo
moral de Francis Ipgs gstsrrs. no para una victcria
diplomktcs sino sara mOdus Uivsndi que dele sal
el deeoro del Czar de Inn perio Los psri6disos
dc II klo seg6l cables rscbidos por 10 sgsnca Reu'
ter, asoien CON fsialdad el ncmbrs m 'ento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19

III
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los Fspuhlisanos srsaron una plaSa
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Ne. Fsuils, Sl muy honoFabs Willis
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
Escena espantosa.
4 ninos fusilados,

vArsovia Dis'tmhrs 49, Custro iovsnes -pusde
desrss cuAtro niHos de los ouAls' Il mayor no tsnA
diez siee fderon flsia los prineipios de cate
mes, en- virtud do seutsnsis que dss6 sonseio do
guerra. por aonsderarlss complisSd1s en- teniAtvss
de mserts contra funstonarios rusos. U tMtgo
ocular do 10 )rribs eseenA dA eate details. Cuando
oil mss iovsn do los suasro a1olsacsntss, llAmAdo
SLN, VIC llegar au turno, prorrumpi6 On sooxoG.
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hNG dsno Il Adolssssnse alx6 lA cAhezA rsspon.
di6: sLoro porQus voy Gmor' eusndo iodavfa puds
hsssr nada Dor mi pAsra Eatas noiisas no sslsn dc
Rusis osusA do 10 esnsurA visnsn aArds uix Indo
el tsegrsfI en A'emsnia Hueeia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
POl' Gable
Congreso americana,
Negativa resuelta.

vs hs snviado al Cor gtsao u msnsss especial sobSe
Pansmi, Mr6straie en- 81 opsimstA rsspseto los pro.
yssaos dc ngsnisra ~ las condicionss que ha de
ooHstruirts canal iDtsroeeAniso In IL psrts Qus 20
rsnsrs tsrrenol bdbsos 81 msnssis rcluys deierip
sionss do 10 excursion del Prasidente iusr6ndo con
foto grabados numsroaos. Por primsra vez 40 doeu'
mspto do Estsdo sontsns dibuios 6stsluras El Con-
srsso 90 nisga mandarl,s i'm ormir sreysndo que sl
msnsais dsbs ursseindr de adornos grifeos Los
periodic men,an e sussso, On e ssntido do que sxis.
e esrtA hostilidAd entire lo poderes eecutivo sgs
latvo. Pero Ia rsz5n para que 90 rschasen los
f0to grahRdos que dsiles tA vex indspensables
pasa dss M yer slaridad Al Informs presidential
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
S0BRE Ell ATTORNEY
ADunteS de nueStrO arChivO

ra Attorney Gsnsral & Mr. Fsuills.
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que 10 husno nor sonoes's. Tavlmos
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as tstfs O. aa aHha slcsasas.
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Naufragio en- Jamaica.
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antias msuorss On visie dc placer. fueron sslvadoa
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bareo volvsr inmsdiAtaments & NaevA Yok
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-19
FL gobierno espahol'
Respetos q Francia,

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