Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-09
s175,OOO GIVEN
WILSON CAMPAIGN
10000 Persons Contribute.
Three Contributions of $fO,-
900 Each on the List.

tributed.
There were three contributions of
500 0 each by Henry Morgenthau,
chairman of the finance committee;
Henry Goldman, banker, and F. c..
Penfield.
Among those who gave $1,000 each
were Jacob H. Schiff, Cleveland H.
Dodge, who refused to support Bryan,
and Charles R. Crane, of Chicago, all
of whom contributed heavily to the
Republican campaign in 1908. William
Jennings Bryan is on the list for
81 1000.
1t is estimated by the national
committee that the campaign for the
next eight weeks will cost the COM
mittee approximately 500, 900 a
week; perhaps the sum needed will
reach $120, 900 a week. From now on
the campaign will be carried on with
increasing vigor. The Organization
Bureau will need larger amounts to
meet the legitimate expenses that are
arising, and there will be a heavier
demand upon the funds of the speak
ers' bureau and the publicity depart
ment.
The amounts received ran all the
way from ten cents.
Among those who contributed
s 1000, aside from Mr.. Bryan, were
William Church Osborn, Norman e.
Mack, chairman of the Democratic
National Committee in 1908; Perry
Belmont and Commodore E. c.. Bene-
dict, who cherished ex-President
Cleveland as one of his dearest
friends. Seventeen gave $500 and
twelve $3.50 each, among them Rich
ard Olney, of Boston, secretary of
state in the Cleveland cabinet, and
Samuel Rea. George Foster Pea
body, once treasurer of the national
committee, and F. r. Coudert, the
lawyer, and United States Senator's
Swanson and Percy gave 800 each.
There were several women who
subscribed, too, among them the
Countess Annie Leary. of 1882 Fifth
avenue who is widely known for
philanthropic work. United States
Senator c. A. Culberson, of Texas,
gave $400.
OF the $175, 900 total received to
date s2S,S25 was turned over to the
committee by Herman Ridder. n
represented the surplus from the ex-
penses of the national convention at
Baltimore. Here is the list OF con-
tributions of $50 or more:
$40, O00-Henry Morgenthau, Henry
Goldman, New York; f. c. M
Germantown, Pa.
az O00-Jacob III. Schiff, Cleveland H.
Dodge. New York; Charles r. Crane,
cut go. ID a11o Wells ST LOUIS. HuRn
c.. Wallace, Tacoma, Wash.
So, 5OO-James B. Regan, j. w. Hy-
man. Jacob Wertheim, New York.
$1,000. D. Phelan,' San francisco.
1.OOO-William Church Osborne,
Lee A.. Kohn, j. Kennedy Tod, john
r ~Stanchfeld, Irwin T. Bush, Roland
B. Conklin, John F. Wallace, Herbert
Lehman, E. H. Outerbridge, William
I water, New York; William Jen-
nings Bryan, Lincoln. Neb.; Norman
E. Mack, Buffalo; l. j. Lionberger, st.
Louis; Perry Belmont, Washington, ID.
G.: &c. c.. Benedict. Indian Harbor.
Conn: Walter d. Denigre, Manches-
ter, Mass. .
s5OO-Percy Club, Mortimer j. Fox,
Lachman & Goldsmith, F. E.. Marshall,
Maurice Wertheim, Selmer Hess,
James Byrne, New York; W. B. oliver,
Baltimore; C. w. McAlpin, Norris
town; Joseph M. Moonan, Samuel
Ludlow. jr., Jersey City; L. I. Russell,
Elizabeth; Elmer w. Hurst, Chicago;
Louis ID. Brandeis, Boston; Jesse L.
Straus, Percy S. Straus and Herbert
Straus, Clarksburg, w. Va; John IL.
Osborne, Rawlings, Wyo.; c. ii. u
tig, st. Louis.
$500. 8. Armstrong, Baltimore;
C. A. Culberson, Texas.
qoEn-E Twas Alhart plQut r. IA.
Morenthau, Benjamin G. Paskus.
George Gordon Battle. Alfred Jaretz-
ky, New York; J. J,@Tracy, Jersey
City; w. Fl. Daniels, Princeton; James
r. Gray, Atlanta; Richard Olney. Bos-
ton; william l.. Cranberry, Nashville,
Tenn; Samuel Rea, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
$500. w. Craven. West Chester,
Pa; D. w. Thorn. DR.. Julian S. Carr,
Durham, N. C.
s150-Andrew ]. Shipman.
$100-F. M. Wilson, Joseph Plant, g.
w. Harris, Seymour Van Sambroard, r..
e.. Simon, ]. A. Muldoon, l.. f. Bell, r.
G.. Gerry, J. M. Harrington, M. l.. Nor
genthau, G.. B. French, Festus Caruthers,
Joseph P. Day, NJ. w. Erich, Henry
Metcalf, II. R. Coudert, J. G. Young, j.
M. Glenn, C. l.. Sulzberger, George Eos
ter Peabody, William e. Wolf, Annie
Leary, e. R. McCalmont, w. Boslin, A.
Brydowski, Arthur S. Brown, Senator c.
A. Swanson, Senator LIE Roy Percy, Ber-
nard Stein & CAs II. w. Powell, Carl
Mendel, J. s. CaH, f. W. Raine, d. A.
Humboldt, A.. W. Tadcastle, E. H. Gill
liece, ". L. Hardie, H. T. Reigan, A.
Rothchild, Frank Smithers, William C.
Gregg, w. J. Petrowsky, J. B.. Camp, w.
A. Bahkle, c. W. Goddard, W. L. West,
Mrs. Ethel Fem, A. S. Miles, Bert Good,
c. w. Carson, r. M. Umbel, Thomas c..
Mcclellan, Il. H. Kinkade, Josephine
Daniels, DR.. Robert S. Young and JOSE
plus Daniels.
$50. s. Jackson, George A. Bacon,
j. H.. Teal, Writ Minor, d. c.. O'Reilly,
C. E. C. Wood, j. w. English, ]. e. Tay-
lor, H. L. Dozier, w. J. Albright, f. S
Tatum, r. c. Key, w. R. Campbell, Ray
Dallis, John D.. Edmundson, J. w.
Spinks, Z. Morgan, o. f. Copeland, w.
D.. Burks, G.. X. Robertson, John Banks,
Ely Galloway, w. r.. Mccall, p. S. Cum
mings, The Roanoke Times, Thomas G.
Wilkinson, William B.. Palmer, C. c.
Birmingham, Bruce +. Sterling, Anony-
nous, Frank M. Seasons, Frank NJ. Sea-
mans, jr., r. B. Howe, Albert Solomon,
DR.. Abraham jacob, James B.. Camp.
Joseph Corneau, Joseph e. Ramsdell,
DR.. Christopher Graham, Gibson Clark,
FRANKLIN w. Moulton, W. H.. Harris, f.
B.. Crunden, w. Wright, w. A. Daven-
port. Anonymous, c. f. Mosle, A. NJ. C.
Parker, D. M. Inman, Mr.. Mooday, T. S.
Taliaferro, Charles NJ. Sykes, James H.
Bennett, c. T. Heard, d. B. Torpy, J. C.
Moore, II. f. O'Hare. j. A. Horeland, e.