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September 21, 1904
The News & Observer
Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
Judge Parker decides to stay at his Esopus home, Rosemount, postponing any New York visit until at least Thursday due to advisers in Saratoga. He receives informal receptions from multiple trainloads of Tammany delegates heading to the Democratic convention.
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PARKER REMAINS AT HOME.
A Train Load of Tammany Delegates
Call on Rosemount's Master.
(By the Associated Press.)
Esopus, N. Y. Sept. 19.-Judge
Parker has decided not to go to New
York tomorrow. If he visits that city
this week he will not leave before
Thursday as most of his advisers will
be in Saratoga.
Judge Parker was the object of a
typical Tammany demonstration to
day when a train load of delegates
stopped at Esopus depot en route to
the Democratic convention at Sara-
toga, and Judge Parker held an in-
formal reception. A second section
reached Esopus a little later and the
occupants of this train repeated the
program set by their predecessors.
The Westchester county delegation,
occupying a special train, came fifteen
minutes later. The delegates had
their train side-tracked and formed a
procession and marched to Rose-
mount, where Judge Parker received
them on the veranda of his house.
A Train Load of Tammany Delegates
Call on Rosemount's Master.
(By the Associated Press.)
Esopus, N. Y. Sept. 19.-Judge
Parker has decided not to go to New
York tomorrow. If he visits that city
this week he will not leave before
Thursday as most of his advisers will
be in Saratoga.
Judge Parker was the object of a
typical Tammany demonstration to
day when a train load of delegates
stopped at Esopus depot en route to
the Democratic convention at Sara-
toga, and Judge Parker held an in-
formal reception. A second section
reached Esopus a little later and the
occupants of this train repeated the
program set by their predecessors.
The Westchester county delegation,
occupying a special train, came fifteen
minutes later. The delegates had
their train side-tracked and formed a
procession and marched to Rose-
mount, where Judge Parker received
them on the veranda of his house.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Judge Parker
Tammany Delegates
Democratic Convention
Esopus
Rosemount
What entities or persons were involved?
Judge Parker
Where did it happen?
Esopus, N. Y., Rosemount
Story Details
Key Persons
Judge Parker
Location
Esopus, N. Y., Rosemount
Event Date
Sept. 19
Story Details
Judge Parker stays home in Esopus and receives visits from Tammany delegates en route to the Democratic convention in Saratoga, holding informal receptions.