Evening journal., 1908-10-15
DEMOCRATIC
CONTRIBUTORS
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Bernard McCloskey, $3.50. Hon. Rob-
ert Ewing, $3.50 New orleans Bankers,
$3.50 Isidore Newman, $3.50. Governor
Massachusetts-C S. Vrooman,
$500.
.BIichgan-E o. Wood, $1,000. Hon.
Alfred LucSing, 5000. Hon. George p.
Hummer, 5000. w. r. Burt, $500.
Missouri-Murray Carleton, $500
Edward +. Goltra, $1,000. d. r. Fran
els, $1,000. Lon V. stephens, 5000 Dr.
John II. Roney, SlO5. NJ. c. Wetmore,
$1,000.
Minnesota--P Mcdonnell. $3.50 f.
b. Lynch. $500 C. ID. Autremont, $3.50.
Montana-T. J. Walsh. $500. w. b.
George. $500 r. S. Ford $500 John
d. Losekamp, $3.50. Senator w. A
Clark $4,000.
Nebraska--M. T.. Connor. $3.50 w. j..
Bryon (commoner profts) $4.046
New Jersey-Hon. William j. Thomp-
son, 5000.
New York-James X, Mcclure. $1,000
/ w. T. Mitchell. $500 Norman r Mack
$4,000 Hon. F. c S. Miller. $500. Har-
vey G. Lehman. $3.50. John w. Cox
$1,000 Walter Francis Burns. $3.50. a.
]. Elias, s400. Perry Belmont. $1,000
Hon. Burke Cochran, $500. Samuel
Untermyer. $1,000 Jacob Rupert,
$1,000 Delaney Nicoll, $1,000. Nathan
Straus. s25OO. John b. Stanchneld,
$3.50. Hon. jefferson Levy. $500. Ma
tional Democratic club. S2.5OO. w. f..
Sheehan, $1,000. Edward NJ Sheppard,
81 900.
New Hampshire-Hon. James f.
Sheperd, Sl25.
Ohio-M. f. ingalls,. $1,000 George
w. Harris, 5000. James Kilbourne,
5000
Oklahoma--J B. Donln. 5000; Judge
d. p. Marum $3.50; Hon. c. w Herod,
$3.50: Hon. John ]. Gerlach. $3.50; ]. NJ,
Brooks. s20O r. L. owen. $1,000.
William 3. Rodgers,
$500; Joseph Fels. $500; +. w. Sheen
maker. $3.50: d. Gordon Bromley, 81 1900;
Chas. II. Doughertv. $500: E. N. Nichol,
$500; f. RAYMOND Bass. 5000; James l.
Ryan. 5000: Joseph r. Wainwright
5000; f. n Herbst. s299: Lot w. Rieff
Sfi5; j. S. Carmichael. s1Oi; w ~
Herr. S125; Democratic Club $3.50.
South Carolna-B. r. Tllman 5000.
TeNas-Alba Haywood. 5000; Captain
James Garrity, 5000
Wisconsin,. J. Hogan, $1,000; F. o
Geiger 5000.
West Virginia-Henry G. Davis, $3.50
Colorado-Hon. Charles J. Hughes
$4,000: Hon T. NJ. Patterson, $1,000
Hon Charles S Thomas, $3.50: w. ]
Galligan. $3.50: w A. Hill, $3.50; Hon
John f. Shafroth. $3.50; George r. VIII.
hanson. $500
wyoming-John e. Osborne. $1,000
Hon. w. II. Holiday. 5000; Alex. Mis-
bet. S2f6.5O: Hon T. c. Miller, 5000; w
A. Johnson si47.25.
utah-Hon. Jesse Knight, $500; NJ
B Howard. $3.50
Alaslxa-Hon A. J. Daley $500; Johr
Roman. $500; James McCloskey, $114
r. H. Parker. S10S
Prominent Men Tight.
Taken as the whole the list presents
many surprises one OF life most notable
OF which is that no contribution whateve
is recorded from either Tammany Hal
or its boss, Charles L. Murphy Neithe
does state Chairman Connors figure II
the more than 500 class. Although hi
law partner w. T. Sheehan is creditc,
with a contribution. former presidenta
candidate Alton b. Parker is not on tn
4 list. Neither is David 3. Hill
The names of Thomas Fortune Ryan an
August Belmont are consplcuously absen
and not single one OF the big corpora
tions Of the country show either i'm th
New York or New Jersey column.
For the most part the solid south
seems 10 have been bit tight" Sodt
Carolina Georgia. Arizona, Maryland am
New Mexico have each one name enroIle
IN tho more than 5000 column. on III
other hand Oklahoma seems TO have bce
a good spender and while there are fe'
contributions recorded 10 the new stat
that exceed 500 oklahoma leads in III
number OF 500 contributions, thirty dona
tions Of that amount being recorded a
against "a from New York and II frol
Pennsylvania.
Indiana did very little outside Of III
81 900 contributed by former chairman
Thomas Taggart. vice-Presidential car
didate John W. Kern is not on the list q
all
Another notable absentee was Governc
c. n. Haskell. Of Oklahoma, former treas
urer Of the Democratic National Commit
tee