The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
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The Republican county committee has
about cumpl-ted arrangements for ITS
biggest rally IN tins CITY. On th" night
3 nf October ~ Col Roosevelt and Nr
Stimson will attempt to speak AZ nine
meetings III" Grand Music Hall. Grand
and Orchard streets, the Stuyvesant
iasinn Second avenue and Eighth street
IN" Murray Hill l.yceum. th,. Amsterdam
Opera House leslie Hall. Broadway and
I Eighty third street. Bohemian Hall
seventy first street. betwsen FIRST and
Second avenues, the star ICasino. IO7th
stre''' and Lexington avenue. Sul1@r =
Harlem River PARK and the Manhattan
Casino Capt Jack Boyle, who will he
IN charge 81 the automobiles says that
u VIII tax" some hustling hut that the
Colonel and candidate will appear as
advertised. Others who will Kill time
while the headitnprs are on the wing
are Edward Shu-neck candidate for
Lieutenant -Guv"rurT. Gov J Frank lin
Fnr' ~ New Jersey. Attorney General
tdwaTd X - Ma LEY. Secretary Of State
koenls. senator Frederick NJ Daven.
port 10 Utica. Speaker Wadsworth Job
Hedges and Iumpi ROLLER Prendergast
III" county committee has the Colonel.
consent now 20 help wind up the camp gn
IN New York CITY on November There
~ l.afay"t'" amt spring streets ana Tho
Farm Jane and West streets and one AZ
. Ght m" piac" IT which - Ia he namei
later
The" are 'wo rivAl optInists IN 'his
catnua,gn A. the Democratic STAT.
headquarters John Mason who has p-,.
served Hrhanitv and huI-. through twenty
wears e gloom. turns around ~ his sv 0, 81
char 30 tell Won that Nr p.N - pn,ny .,
a. o. Ntk H..T
and a. In" Republican state head1uar t.rs
Nr Pr"n'lC" pau-Ing just long snpu IN
tp J. Cht a 81 Eaf"it" saws that the farmer.
-'Ili 81 mp early in thank Prov ld.nC. Tor
VI Hpr-"v"l' and another chBncr 20 vot.
Re Republican ticket
Tn" Independent BUSINESS Mems
League, Il which Herman RIdd.r H.
president. has ob'alns-i from Fosters II
merchants ORGANIZATIONS the names ~
500 business irsu who are independent
Rspubl cans T. these Nr Raiders or
SANITATION has sent letters warning
against R"ps"y"ltism and ask ing for
support for biN on the ground that VI
DIX j. a straiEht'prw ard business man
who may h" eNp"rt"d 70 prnVid" good !
government
Independence League untentiality Is
hoih"rIuE Republican and Democratic
managers Republicans insist that
Hears ticket Will draw the majority
81 IL votes from Democrats The Demo.
Gratis figure iI-' ~" other wav Roth
sides believe that the Hearst vote. IN New
York city will fall away materially. par'ly
! ecaU=' Hearst j. not heading his ticket
and partly hecausa The ticket has no chanc
Of succes- Republican State Chairman
Prentice said yesterday that he would
he surprised II John J Hopper for Gov :
ernor got more than ~ on votes in the
whole State He thought Hearst would
rim sofn. ihoiI-a nds ~ vote. ahead of ,
Hopper Clarence i Shaarn Hearts
candidate for Governor IN 1875. r.,,eived
about 5000 votes
There - some curiosity around the
Democratic headquarters az 10 what has
become - the letters which Mr. H.ar-r
aid he intended 10 read One uf Mr.
Hea rSi's lieut~rAnt- said yesterday that
the-e letters will 10 read IN q few days
They were written 10 leader Murphy a.
Mount ilemen-. y was said and not
made public bv VI Hears when he
sprIng YANKEE. Du.dl-- and other let
tiers 10 Boss
Henry " C'Irran. Independence League
candidate for Congress N the Eleventh
district. now represented Nv Charles
Fornes ~ Iammany. ~ oT~ring a ne~ 81
hiIl - any man ~ the district who cAn
prove that b." has shaken hands with or
even seen Congressman Furnez IN the
district. and g. - any on" n the district
"a no can prove. hq' n. has h.-..u benefited
directly hy Inru.- SERVICES a. Wash
InE'pn The Eleventh takes m thai part
- ~" W"s' side h''v""u Chrls'Dihar
street and FIf'v ninth street and b.'s e..n
Eighth avenue and the Hudson River
Curran has the Republican A. veil as the
Independents" L"ag'i" nomination
Jacob W Block - tho RApublican-In-
dePendence I."agu" opponent % Henry
" t"Idf9g" IN III" Ninth ConEr~ss
district VIZ Block. supported hy Judge
k"salsky, Jusric" charles n MURRAY
Joseph L"vsns'n and other Republican
leaders. ~ arguing that Goldf0gIa has
held IN" job twenty Ave years which H.
too long for any man Some - tho
jewish newspapers are n ghilnR for ri ock
and mging Goldfogl"- ratiremenr on The
ground thar he aided var speaker
cannon