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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1908

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2

How to Prevent the Grip According to Eminent Physicians

Eminent physicians like the late Geo. F. Shrady and Cyrus Edson advise warmth and a strong cathartic at onset. Hood's Pills are praised as easy to take and operate with tonic effects. To prevent the grip avoid exposure and keep feet dry, using Hood's Sarsaparilla to maintain blood health and appetite. Afterward Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as the best tonic to restore strength and purify the blood after the grip.

Geo. F. Shrady Cyrus Edson New York Hood

County Committee Call Divides Cuyahoga for 1908 Elections

The document outlines actions for a Republican county call in Cuyahoga County. It details adoption by the regular controlling committee, division of the county between the Twentieth and Twenty-first Congressional Districts, and a county delegate convention to be chosen at the February 15 primary. The convention will form a new County Controlling Committee and nominate a Deputy Board of Elections member for the term starting May 19, with Twenty-first District delegates potentially serving at the Twenty-first Congressional District convention.

Republican State Central Committee Cuyahoga County Deputy Board of Supervisors of Elections Twenty-first Twenty-first Congressional District

Delaware County trio enter Delaware delegation race at Marysville

Three Delaware County men Judge E L Porterfield Senator N F Overturf and T R Smith announced their candidacies after the Eighth District Congressional Committee fixed the February convention date in Marysville. It is believed no single candidate can control the Delaware delegation.

Commercial Tribune Delaware Eighth District Congressional Committee Marysville E. L. Porterfield Cole N.F. Overturf State Committee T. R. Smith

Taft Delegates Indorsed In Logan County

Logan County Republicans unite county, congressional and senatorial primaries on a single date to save taxpayers 1500. Delegates to Taft listed. Frank J. Colloch for Board of Public Works, Don Aiken for Lieutenant Governor, Jay Miller for Congress endorsed.

Logan County Commercial Tribune Bellefontaine, O Taft Fokker Frank J. Colloch Board of Public Works Don Aiken Jay Miller Congress

Knox County Republicans to Hold Primary and Delegate Convention

The Knox County Republican Executive Committee ordered a primary under the State call to elect delegates to the State convention and a delegate convention in the Knox County Courthouse, Mt Vernon, on Saturday January 25 to nominate delegates and alternates. Local sentiment favors Taft by about three to one.

Commercial Tribune MT. Vernon Knox County Republican Executive Committee Taft

Ruling Sought On Joliet Painters Wage Support

A question on whether Joliet Illinois painters at work on the Federal Building must contribute one fourth of wages to the local painters strike is referred to the Joliet Painters Union. If the union refuses, an appeal to national officers will be made. The strike’s settlement keeps the amount small though Cincinnati painters emphasize the principle involved.

Joliet

Grape-Nuts Helps Woman Gain Strength On Morning Walk

A Blount Springs, Alabama reader shares how five years of digestion troubles and poor nutrition improved after using Grape-Nuts. She describes relief from indigestion, weight gain of 10 pounds, and renewed energy during early morning walks, noting others in her circle also benefited.

Blount Springs Ala Postum

Amendments Shaping Ohio Referendum Bill Debated

Ohio Senate Elections Committee opened hearings on the Atwell resolution for initiative and referendum. Amendments raise the required initiative from 5 to 10 percent and require at least 60 percent of votes cast for governor, with support needed across most Congressional districts. Labor groups including United Mineworkers of Ohio and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen back the measure, while opponents warn of broader tax burdens.

Dienatch Commercial Tribune Columbus Atwell Senate Committee On Elections Herbert Bigelow Cincinnati J. A. Robinson Ohio Federation of Labor Canton Allen C. Myers Carter Robinson Organized Labor Myers Henry George Ohio United Mineworkers of Brotherhood of

Cortelyou Denies Resigning Amid Trust Presidency Talk

Reports claimed Secretary Cortelyou had been offered the Knickerbocker Trust presidency as part of a New York reorganization. He stated the resignation rumor is unfounded and he plans to continue as Treasury Secretary, denying any meetings with J. P. Morgan or Wall Street figures.

Commercial Tribune New York Rockerbocker Trust Company Cortelyou Knickerbocker Trust Washington Treasury Department White House Department Treasury Knickerbocker Trust Company J. P. Morgan Mr. Morgan Wall Street

City Referendum Proposed by Wayne County Representative Wortz

Representative Wortz introduces a city initiative and referendum measure requiring 10 percent voter proposal threshold and a post ninety day submission to the people at the next general election. Franchises would need a public vote. Also notes Tax Board bill, railroad cash fare excess, a hospital appropriation, and former Congressman Grosvenor presiding.

Wortz Commercial Tribune Columbus Wayne County Tax Commission Freiner Girls’ Industrial School Delaware Eagleson Charles H. Grosvenor Athens

Senator Lamb Proposes People’s Choice for US Senate

Columbus Ohio January 15 Senator Lamb introduced a bill to elect United States Senators by the people. Parties would nominate in convention and the Legislature would elect the party’s nominated candidate based on which party has the most votes in the Legislature.

Commercial Tribune Columbus, CO Lamb United States

Fractured Kentucky Senate Battle Over Beckham

In Frankfort on January 15 the anti Beckham Democrats coalesce against his bid. The day’s tally shows 66 Beckham to 64 Bradley with several scattered votes and absentees. Senator J Wheeler Campbell and Senator Charlton vote against Beckham while others criticize his ambition and party loyalty. Republicans rally behind Bradley as the deadlock persists.

Commercial Tribune Frankfort Beckham Bradley J. Wheeler Campbell Paducah Beckhan Campbell Charlton Thompson Representative McKnight Representative Graves United States

Vindication for Herrick Measured Inheritance Tax

A Democratic measure from Senator Harper to restore the inheritance tax gains regard as vindication for Governor Herrick. The tax would allow estates up to 10000 dollars before being taxed, raising the prior limit of 3000 dollars to protect small estates. The party shifts from opposing to supporting the inheritance tax amid a Democratic platform context in Columbus, Ohio.

Comercial Tribune Columbus, CO Herrick Harper

Hepburn Hall at Miami Burned in Oxford Ohio Fire Tragedy

Fire at Miami University Oxford destroys Hepburn Hall housing 100 women. Brice Science Hall narrowly escaped with $55,000 loss and $22,500 insured. Water pressure failed hindering firefighting. all residents escaped, male students saved most contents. Taft family ties noted.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O Hepburn Hall Miami University Oxford Brice Science Hall Calvin S. Brice Brice Hall Hamilton Taft John W. Herron Cincinnati Board of Trustees of Miami

Woman fires two shots at man in saloon

Emma Skinner, 38, of 311 George Street, drew a revolver and fired twice at Samuel Fisher, 42, at a saloon on George and Plum streets. One bullet lodged in a door near Fisher and the other grazed his left leg. Both were arrested on disorderly conduct charges.

Emma Skinner George Street Samuel Fisher George and Plum Streets Fisher

Pazo Ointment Promises Cure for Piles in Days

A vintage medical ad claims Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or refunds the purchase price. The message emphasizes quick relief and a money back guarantee.

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Ohio Cities Cortelyou Trust Knickerbocker Company Secretary of Treasury Hepburn Man New York Life Insurance Co Broadway Armstrong New York State Darwin P. Kingsley
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