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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1908

Page

3

Historic Republican Convention Eyes Brief Nominating Speeches

Chicago dispatch describes a coming fourteenth National Convention of the Republican Party with brief nominating speeches expected from veterans. Taft and other allies pace the race while Cannon supporters vow to stay in until nomination. committees, clubs, parades, and international guests shape a landmark gathering in Chicago.

Commercial Tribune Chicago United States Theodore Roosevelt Roscoe Conkling Grant Garfield John Sherman Robert G. Ingersoll Blaine Burton William Howard Taft Senator Borah Idaho Speaker Cannon William B. McKinley Uncle Joe Cannon Mr. McKinley Joseph Benson Foraker James Francis Burke Pittsburg Philander C. Knox Knox Burke Republican Party Indiana Fairbanks A. K. Sills George Ade Harry S National Committee New Mr. New Indianapolis John C. New Republican National Committee Washington the Journal Vity New York Herald George B. Cortelyou Burrows William O. Waters Grace Episcopal Church Committee On Credentials Wabash Avenue Edward C. Young Illinois National Guard Marion Club Harry New Blaine Club Cincinnati Taft Americas Knox and Tariff Tippecanoe Club Cleveland New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Byron Mazeppa Powell Clayton Roosevelt Allison Benjamin Harrison Iowa New York Central Railroad McKinley William McKinley Mark Hanna St. Louis Hanna Sewell New Jersey Garret A. Hobart Hobart J. H. Baker Mankato Minn Elmer Dover Fremont Baker Mississippi A. J. McCauley Texas W. A. St. Clair Pennsylvania Ben Tillman St. Clair Tillman Hell Satan Foraker R. H. Stevenson Ohio

Depew Reviews Past Conventions

Chauncey M. Depew chronicles how New York’s role shifted across U S political conventions from 1860 to the present, detailing key figures like Lincoln, Blaine, Grant, Harrison, McKinley, Roosevelt and Hanna. He notes New York’s influence waning at the current gathering, which is heavily Roosevelt-leaning.

Marcus A. Hanna McCormick Hanna Roosevelt Sendér Nabuco Washington Yale Chicago Joseph Leiter Juliette Williams Leiter Levi Sr. Leiter Marshall Field Potter Palmer Mr. Leiter Ziegler Denver Garfield Grant Blaine Sherman Pennsylvania Indiana New York Conklin Chester A. Arthur Theodore Roosevelt Ginger McKinley

Amusing Sidelights on Crowd at Chicago Convention

Chicago observers recount light moments at the Republican convention in the tabloids. Delegates from Alaska and Texas mingle with veterans from 1856 and new leaders like Taft allies. officials like Mr. New and Mrs New share golf club evenings as Carson and Taft aides shuffle through the Annex.

New Blaine Marching Club Cincinnati The Americas Pittsburg Tippecanoe Cleveland Convention Michigan Avenue Adams Street Art Institute Fourteenth Street Coliseum Wabash Avenue Chicago Commercial Tribune Nome Seattle Alaska L. P. Shakelford Juneau John R. Malloy Taft Texas Esinara H. Clay Evans Tennessee Evans Malloy

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