Republican Ticket for Taft and Sherman
The ticket lists President William H. Taft of Ohio and Vice President James S. Sherman of New York as the Republican candidates.
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
2
The ticket lists President William H. Taft of Ohio and Vice President James S. Sherman of New York as the Republican candidates.
Senator Beveridge will tour the State next week for the Republican ticket. He arrives in Cambridge City at 7 20 a m on October 28 and travels to Connersville and the southern State, speaking from a train near the Pennsylvania station. Hon James E Watson and Judge Barnard will spoke in the afternoon and night respectively. The rally aims to energize voters with Republican policies. Polls indicate about 50 000 first time voters will vote in November, with a majority favoring Republicans.
An assuring evidence of a decided improvement in the general business of the country is shown in the reports from railroads that in the past four months 250000 idle freight cars have gone into earning service again.
Rev Kaley to preach at Baptist church Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis Stickrath of Clinton Ohio visit relatives here. Taft to speak at Pennsylvania station next Saturday at 5 10 pm. Republican pole raising at Fred Hackleman home south of Bentonville this afternoon. A daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Ben Hiser in Richmond. Albert Farmer and Larkin Macy visiting will go to Oklahoma for winter. Joe Bender resumes meat market leadership. Hartman brothers busy. Mrs Winchester and Ella visit from Richmond. Schools dismiss to allow teachers to visit Richmond and Indianapolis. Mary Matthews returns to Lafayette to teach at industrial school. Rally day at Christian church next Sunday. Don Converse exhibits Tenth Infantry photos in Mrs Brown’s millinery window. Chas Snededer injured in St Louis wreck. W C Pritchard and wife visit from Anderson for mother’s illness. Frank Hart and wife arrested for hat theft in Brown’s millinery. melon recovered. Greenfield hosts Democratic barbecue with broad welcome. Chas Griffin’s birthday celebrated with family and friends. Record attendance for Capital Hill park game between Connersville and Krell-French. large crowds and favorable finances. Oscar Fisher visits Chicago after 47 years to reunite with son Emmett Fisher. blue ribbon symbolism noted. Local visitors and funeral notices for Henry Imboden and others.
Dublin items record visits and visits by relatives from Kokomo Indianapolis Columbus and Chicago. A. M. O Connell wed Lucy Butler in Indianapolis while plans to reside there are noted. Local gatherings include dinners quilts and dances with many names and places cited.
Miss Grace Johnson works in the bank. Clifford Gilbert of Muncie visits friends here. Mrs. E. J. Eck travels to Indianapolis on business. A boy born to Simon Glidden and wife Monday morning. John Johnson and Will Ailes in Laurel for a week. Miss Grace Cartwright in Cambridge City Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Sarah Martin and Miss Ollie Redding in Middletown Tuesday. Miss Carlyn Brown of New Castle visits W. W. Myer family. Miss Billa Bartlett attended the Smith-Hiatt wedding at Fairmount last week. Mrs. J. R. Martin and Mrs. Julia Hollingsworth visit Greenfield to see Mrs. Van Baird in poor health.
Mrs Elizabeth Stewart and Maggie entertained Bell Stewart and family of New Castle and Henry Stewart and family of Greenfield with Mrs Bell and children of Rich Square during a Sunday dinner in town.
Milton Iters Beeson was at Columbus Ohio while Lacy Bipple returned to Fort Wayne. Martha North visits relatives at Bluffton and Miss Lulu Ward visits Brookville. Harry Hoshour is now in Charlotte North Carolina. Preaching at Friends and Christian churches Sunday. Lawrence Hittle and his mother visit Sioux City Iowa. Miss Bertie Frazee visits her brother and wife at Evansville.
Frank H Ohmit Co announces next week at English's in House Indianapolis four performances. Robeson stars in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary on May 26 27 28 Oct 27 28. The Right of Way runs Oct 30 31 with a Saturday matinee. The show adapts Anne Warners book drawing wide audience.
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