The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
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"p'Trct,endousS Chcersl1 Assail His
lars Whence He sOpes His
N Face; He gTakes#All
PRAISE, &C cEPTs BOUQUETS
AT Any Time Oh Place His 81: Pa a.
sgpcrs Chronicle His Deeds IT,
St III e1pttle Human Race


Il (From the New X DIRK a erlcan, May I'D
5sf Amid $cheprs tfiat could be heard many,
blocks away 4Assenblyman Thomas Rock
4 last night bestowed upon William RAN
Sdolpi n Hearst and u Ills newspapers the
credit y for tho enactment OF 4 the eight
sl,curslaw, which has Just l,acome opera
tive. I've hundred representatives ''l OF
3organize1 labor from man quarters Of
the state sleaped I'd their feet and liur r
%rahed Justify for NJ 4. Hearst.
~ Assembly rlan Rock said :ssS From 8S tho
5 beginning we ali 80 HAD the dlspensnble
and /. able cl,nmpl onship OF that untrlng
friend&ofst the people. WI liam Randolph
Hearst, and his great inoWspape Il
But u repeat TINT the giant 's share Of
the credit for the enactment IL Of the law
8is duo to that exponent o. popular lghts,
William Randolph Hearst, and. his news g.
paoers. i. III Al s.;
5.a;3s5, IS Of Political H honesty. .2
S4SD isgusted i with x the methods empoy
by the regular Democr tic. organization
9of this city, and determined to- afiiliate
with q a Inovement fnaki1y for Il honesty
and cleanliness In politics. the Demo-
cratic Club Of the Seventh Assembly DIS
$trict, III Brooklyn. last night unanimously
advocated the Npminatlo on OF william ~ Ran
$dolphf rst for the Governors MP ~.
Malone md Philip j. Rel lily made stirring
8speeches regarding the work done BY
Mr.. Hea rst From the New x Dirk a mer- A
lean, juno 2. 8s 5. III MA
Boom in Hearst abies.
OAKLAND, CAL, ,i June a. twenty-five
chcr,,bic native sons and daughters, every
ono OF them up to tho famous california
standard IN health and benuty TINS IS
the record at the w. r. Hearst SChildren'H
and h Maternity Hosp tal.-Illl lew York
American, June 8.
His Splendid Personality.
William Randolph Hearst s election as
Governor ofSthe statelofS New = ork BY at
least 200, 900 pluralit was forecast ed last
night by w. il Connora ed tor5 and pro-S
3prietorS 4 OF tho Buffalo 4 Morning Courier
and the Evening Enquirer. And this Isl
what he said @ t the n Waldorf Astoria 4 OF.
last night: NJ } ia
and election or William Randolph 81 enrst
for tho Governoraof the Empire State this.
fall'..33 Ssf b 54s 81 D
5.,'What5has caused this uprising ~ ,$
Ia ,..'The Splendid personality OF Mr.. Henrst
and the great Issues he has fought for
day and night for years. It will be- WI a
liam Randolph Hearst. shall be sur
sprised II he is not ted BY acc l1 81
M Just Fills the Bill.''s555s5Sss5s,
8siJvATERTOWN, N. W June Is Pronl-f
Sinent Democrats throughout Northern
New York say they are beginning to see
! & vast sentiment arising for Wal lam
4 Randolph Hearst for Goyernor Fred
Stowellj said sStti #
sSgFf''''W. r. Hearst Just fills the bill. ana \
4 five nominate him on the regular ticket
r have no doubt no will be swept into
Office w q tremendous vote, IS * i3,
ri Will %Speep the State" q;
s(From tho New York american, June 1877
N. Y, juno 9.-'iN ominntet
William Randolph Hearst for Governor
and we will sweep the State by 200, COO liz
an expression that Is common nowadays
among Syracuse Democrats. The ringing
statement recently made. by Hon. James
X, a Mcguire, the Idol Of the Sy1 acuse
Democracy, in which he said any friend !
of his who does not come out Tor liam
r.. Hearst for Governor need nc. q as k
any boon Of him. 5 Y
Pledged to. Mr.. Hearst.
(rrom the New York Airrerl lean. June lo)
Amid great enthusiasm, tho Democratic
Club Of the BorS9uEh ~ Pueens. the only
organization club inths borough ann III
represented, adopted q resolu ton on I'r!-
day night8pldging itself to support wis
liam Randolph II earst Tor the GOV Or
ship. s Il, 81 t4fi$
AS the motion was before the House
and cried zz'''Aye!" and hats were thrown
In the air. and cheers that fairly seemed
to shake the building were given again
and again. M @
Boquet from Children.
(From tho New York American, June 317.)
One OF the pleasing Incidents OF the re-
5cepton was the presentn ton III 70 n r.
Hearst Of a boquet of flowers from the
children OF the public schools Of tho l1igl-5
steenth Assembly district.
Makes Grand Jury Work.
f(From the New York American, April 4.)
Upon evidences. furnished by, William 3.
by him 10 the Attorney General OF the
United states, ths Federal Grand !, 5ury 70
now about to hand down :, sr lndlGtments,
81 Sail on All Fools Day.
st"Ifsthe YTamnany leaders are rs wise
politicians as 4 believe them to- be. they
will not hesitate to endorse Mr.. Hearst,
You nee it lis like this: Hearst has an