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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

Page

4

Guild Boom Indorsed by Taft Brother Leads VP Talk

Taft aides push Massachusetts Governor Guild as top choice for second on the ticket amid color bloc pressure and maneuvers by Crane and Lodge. Dolliver fades eastward. Cortelyou Sherman Murphy and Guild remain in contention as Hammond’s camp opens in New York.

Republican National Committee Chicago L. B. Moseley Mississippi John F. Hill Maine F. H. Hitchcock Cecil A. Lyon Texas W. 8. Sturges Arizona Judson W. Lyons Georgia Charles R. Brayton Rhode Island John G. Capers South Carolina Levi Ankeny Washington William L. Ward New York R. H. Todd Porto Rico W. Murray Crane Massachusetts Charles H. Carey Oregon John D. Waite Montana Frank B. Kellogg Minnesota Thomas J. Akins Missouri George B. McClellan Hawaii Victor Rosewater Nebraska George E. Pexton Wyoming Dallas Boudeman Michigan Stevenson A. Williams Maryland Fearl Wight Louisiana Bec. Duncan North Carolina Phelps P. L. Soper Indian Territory A. F. Statter Joseph Howell Utah Walter P. Brownlow Tennessee E. L. Phillip Wisconsin C. M. Cade Oklahoma Charles H. Scott Alabama Robert Reyburn Columbia Charles Fulton California Myron T. Herrick Ohio Senator Lodge J. N. Coombs Florida Boies Penrose Pennsylvania A. M. Stevenson Colorado McCulloch Kentucky Frank 8. Streeter New Hampshire A. H. Martin Virginia James W. Brock Vermont David W. Mulvane Kansas Frank O. Lowden Illinois Elmer Dover N. B. Scott West Virginia Harry S. New Indiana Charles F. Brooker Connecticut Powell Clayton Arkansas E. E. Hart Iowa William F. Stone Sec. Taft Guild Roosevelt Jonathan P. Dolliver Dolliver Cortelyou James Sherman Franklin Murphy New Jersey John Hays Hammond Gloucester Auditorium Annex Hammond Taft J. C. Montgomery New York City

Reduce Your Fat Rengo Health Boost Diet Claim

Unverified claim promotes Rengo as a natural fat reducer and health booster. It emphasizes regular use for quick weight loss and strength gains while stating safety and pleasant taste.

Delegates shift toward Roosevelt in Taft showdown

A large majority of delegates prefer Roosevelt over Taft as the fight for the nomination narrows. Allies unify around a strong attacks on Taft as the campaign enters a decisive stage.

Taft Nomination Hangs on First Ballot as Allies Rally to Cannon

Reported preconvention talk says Cannon has solid backing from Hughes Knox and Fairbanks camps. Allies plan to concentrate all pledges on Cannon if Taft fails to win on the first ballot, risking a historic surprise in national politics.

Cannon Hughes, Knox Fairbanks Taft Congressman McKinley Hughes New York Knox Pennsylvania A. B. Humphreys James Francis Burke Manager Kealing South Grand Army Frank Hitchcock

Conductor Lee Smith Pleads Guilty in Fare Larceny Case

Conductor Lee Smith of the Boston Elevated Railway Company pleaded guilty to fare larceny and was sentenced to two months in the house of correction after a May 5 verdict. He had been jailed for over a month and awaits formal sentencing on appeal.

Lee Smith Boston Elevated Railway Company House of Correction Superior Court Smith

Eczema Quick Cure Promises Rapid Results

The poslum treatment for eczema and skin ailments is promoted with free mailed samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York. A 50 cent package sold at Boston druggists claims to relieve itching on first use and heal chronic eczema within two weeks.

West Twenty-fifth Street New York City Houghton & Dutton’s Riker- Jaynes Boston

Guild Button Craze Sweeps State House Crowd

A trainload of Guild buttons arrived at Republican headquarters and a generous supply was sent to the State House. Everyone wore them including Democrats who fought for them, elevator clerks pages and messengers all wore the buttons. The badge is a polished copy of the popular Governor of the Bay State and nearly half a dollar in size.

State House Bay State

Taft Wins Key Delegates as Taft and Black and Tan Split Ink Louisiana

The Republican national committee decided 16 contests affecting 36 delegates with 27 Taft men and nine Black and Tan Louisiana delegates potentially voting for Taft though no binding agreement. Louisiana split 20 to 30 to seat both Lily White and Black and Tan, a deal approved by Taft and Roosevelt but rejected by Warmoth.

Chicago Republican National Committee Taft Louisiana Missouri Mississippi Lily White Roosevelt

Naphtha Loosens The Dirt

A brief item notes naphtha loosens dirt for cleaning. The caption hints at cost, mentioning cents a cake worth more, suggesting pricing comparison or value in maintenance tasks.

Maple Flake cereal ad claims digestibility and flavor

An advertisement extols Maps-Flake through a detailed production process. It asserts steam cooking, long starch solubility, and thorough toasting to render every starch granule digestible. The copy emphasizes flavor for children and cautions against saving five cents by skipping the cereal.

Vermont

Guild Sees Roosevelt and Stays in the Fight

Washington, June 9. Governor Guild left for home after discussing his candidacy for vice president with Roosevelt. He maintained his attitude, saying he will not run from nor chase the nomination. Guild’s name may be placed before the convention and he spoke of his strong health after a White House luncheon with Roosevelt Taft and Meyer.

Guild Arthur I. Vorys Taft Washington White House Jonathan P. Dolliver Iowa Lodge Crane Frank Hitchcock South National Committee Charles P. Taft Guild of Massachusetts Roosevelt Far East Governor Guild Meyer

Chancellor Day May Quit Syracuse University Eight Months Leave

Syracuse University Chancellor Day to take an eight months leave of absence. Rumors say the Standard Oil defender may return to the university, as his persistent attacks on Roosevelt have embittered many trustees.

Syracuse Syracuse University Standard Oil Roosevelt

Cookery Recipes and Methods From Plymouth to Philadelphia

A collection of dessert and breakfast recipes with method notes and ingredients. Gelatine custard with macaroons chilled and served with whipped cream, molasses biscuits with coffee and flour, bread slices fried in maple syrup, and a steamed strawberry butter mold with a strawberry cream. Includes signatures and addresses of home cooks across Plymouth Hudson and Philadelphia.

Ethel C. Whiting Winter Street Plymouth May Lambert Cherry Street Hudson N. F. Sheehan W. S. Bennie Aberdeen Street Philadelphia

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