Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-08


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are trying to come back have had
their day and must give way to new
faces. if not new IDEAS
This being the state of affairs, the
Estahrook managers calculate the
convention will reject, one by one the
old wheelhorses and party hacks who
try 10 grab the nomination. a demand
Twin go for new blood and this is
whore Mr. Estabrook will enter and
Iearry off the nomination Listens
Wen, doesn't it?
j Stranger Things Have Happened.
4 Talk to the men who are running
the party machinery and who know.
fairly wen what is going on ana they
win become rather whimsical when
you mention the name of Estabrook.
But. when taxed, they will admit that
stranger things have happened than
what is proposed IN the Estahrook
propaganda
1t has not been made clear vet how
F.. Mr. Estabrook win get the delegates
+ that are necessary to give him a
standing. at least in the convention.
He works, sleeps and eats in New
York. He is "A western man who has
worked eastward from Omaha No
one suspects that, on the present
showing that the Estabrook forces
can get any help from the republican
organization in New York II stands
committed to Elihu Root and it's dele
gates will so into the convention on
that basis, unless, of course the ter
rifle defeat administered to the pro-
posed constitution, framed by the
convention over which Mr. Root pre-
sided and in the framing Of which he
was the chief worker, should alter his
status before New York republicans,
It has been suggested that Esta-
brook will claim Nebraska. where he
practieed law from 1876 TO 1896, as
his home and endeavor to go into the
convention with the backing of that
state But the prospects are that Ne
braska viii go for Cummins Of Iowa.
And so it remains a puzzle as to just
where and how Mr. IGstabrook is go
ing to attach himself to the presiden-
tal kite.
Nevertheless the missionary work
proceeds. Operations are being car
ried on from New York. 1t was stat
ed recently that missionary work
might be undertaken in New Jersey.
Through the marriage of his son, Mr..
Estabrook is connected with the
Roebling family Of Trenton.
IargSu uia Tnfpo.htptinu
Here is a tabloid sketch of Mr.. Es-
tabrook, reproduced that he may be
made better known to the republican
Iproletariat.
Henry Dodge Estabrook, Of English
and Puritan stock was born at Alden
Erie county, ~ r., October 23, 1854.
The family home was in Omaha,
where his father was United States
district attorney for the territory of
Nebraska His mother was visiting in
Alden at the time of his birth. His
father was Experience Estabrook, a
native Of New Hampshire. His moth
er was Caroline Augusta Maxwell OF
! Geneva Lake, Wis
Henry Dodge Estabrook was edu-
Gated in the public schools of Omaha
and at Washington university ST
Louis
Began the practice of law in Omaha
! in 1875.
Married Clara Campbell Of Omaha
In 1850.
Removed to Chicago, where he be-
came a member of the law firm OF
, Lowden, Estabrook & Davis, in 1896
!, Removed to New York to become
, solicitor for the Western Union Tele.
graph company in 1902, continuing
, In that position till 1911.
Is a member Of the New York and
. National bar associations, an honorary
, member of the Canadian Bar associa.
! ton, and is identified with numerous
, societies and social and political or
CARNATIONS
His residence is at Tarrytown
" Y.
IN religion, he Is n Protestant
In politics, he is and always has
been, a republican.
G The only political office he has ever
, held was that of regent Of Nebraska
: university.