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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1908

Page

4

Lodge Nominates Curtis Guild Jr for Vice President

Senator Lodge presents Massachusetts Governor Curtis Guild Jr as the Republican vice presidential candidate. He highlights Guild’s Harvard education, Civil War service, loyalty to the party, and multiple terms as Lieutenant Governor and Governor.

Chicago Curtis Guild, Jr Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Harvard Spain Lee McKinley Republican Party Roosevelt Hon Curtis Guild of

Baby Tortured for Months Relieved After Help

A young child suffered months of itching eczema covering face head hands and legs causing bleeding from persistent scratching. Surgeons or caregivers sought relief and immediate aid was provided to ease the infant’s condition.

Cuticura Cures Infant Eczema After Three Months of Treat

A mother recalls failing medical trials for her three week old with severe eczema on face and head. After seven months, Cuticura remedies cured the infant and provided lasting relief. The letter promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as complete skin treatments.

Walter Louis Beck R. F.D San Antonio Tex Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props Boston

Taft of New England Stock Honored by Nomination

By the nomination of William Howard Taft, Bridgewater and Brockton praise his lineage. His grandmother Sylvia Howard of Bridgewater was Levi Howard’s daughter, connecting Taft to the old Plymouth County Howard family. Sally Howard married Amos Taft in 1820 and moved to Ohio.

Brockton William Howard Taft Bridgewater Sylvia Howard Levi Howard Townsend Milford Mass Eliakim Howard Ebenezer Bailey Sally Amos Taft Ohio Howard Old Colony William H. Taft

Sherman Lead Story of Utica Politician Sherman

Utica native James S. Sherman rose from a farm boy at New Hartford to mayor and long serving congressman. He switched from Democratic to Republican early, won Utica mayoral race by 1300, then held a durable seat while pursuing banking and industrial roles in upstate New York.

Utica N. Y James S. Sherman New Hartford Here Hamilton College Democratic Town Committee Sherman James G. Blaine New York Young Sherman Utica Trust & Deposit Company Central New York Abstract & Title Company Utica Daily Press Company New Hartford Canning Company New Hartford Tin Can Company Utica City National Bank

Taft nomination sparks Napoleonic dynasty comparisons

London editorials praise Taft securing the nomination for president amid Roosevelt triumphs. The Daily Chronicle notes the fate of policy tied to Taft’s rise as President, while the Daily Graphic calls him an American Dauphin with Napoleonic undertones under the Stars and Stripes.

London Roosevelt Taft Daily Chronicle Daily Graphic Stars and Stripes

Massachusetts Delegation Rifts Over Ninth District Convention

Private Chicago reports show disputes within the Massachusetts delegation led by J. J. McCarthy surveyor of the port of Boston over filling a vacancy. Henry Gediman, Henry Gediman, Ward 8 Republican ally of Martin Lomasney, was elected as an alternate. Ed ward C. Graves and William E. White were chosen as delegates. White later ceded, Myrick seated as a delegate replacing White while McCarthy’s credentials mattered little.

Chicago Massachusetts J. J. McCarthy Boston Henry Gediman Ward 8 Martin Lomasney Edward C. Graves East Boston Republican City Committee William E. White Charlestown White Port McCarthy Graves James W. H. Myrick Ward 9 Mr. Myrick McCarthly

Sherman Secures Second Place as Ticket Nominated

The Sherman movement gains momentum as state delegations back his ticket with a final total of 816 votes. Vice President Fairbanks and other top figures receive scattered support as the convention adjourns amid cheers. Delegates prepare to appoint a national committee and campaign staff with Taft ally Hitchock favored for campaign manager.

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