Social Notes Detail Engagements and Visits Across Cities
Readable items span weddings engagements travel and visits in Buffalo Chicago Newport and Hyde Park. Notables include Miss Carey visiting Buffalo for a September wedding ceremony, Miss Grace Netter engaged to Mr. Stanley Rauh, and Dr. and Mrs. Blodgett hosting a reception as the Hyde Park pastor reassumes duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falo
N. Y
Buffalo
Carey
Charles W. Blodgett
W. W. Widmeyer
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Blodgett
St. Paul’s M. E
Pittsburg
Hyde Park Church
Widmeyer
Frank Asbury
Louise Burch
Virginia Wersel
Elizabeth Dyer
Margaret Dyer
Katherine Rothkopf
Elsie Rothkopf
Eleanor Mundy
Helen Widmeyer
Marie Widmeyer
Victor, Wersel
Boyd Buchanan
John Mahan
Stanton Whitcomb
H. C. Jamieson
Theodore Hays
Lockhart
Whitney
Ohio voters see Taft gains as Bryan campaign fades
In Columbus on October 10 1908 Ohio shifts show Taft gaining strength while Bryan and Harmon face tax and railroad critiques. Analysts cite Taft speeches local option wins and Harmon’s responses as key factors shaping the campaign outlook.
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Taft
Democrats Ignore Questions on Rose Law Repeal Strategy
Candidates at a Democratic county and legislative meeting avoided discussing the Rose Law repeal issue, citing insufficient time to answer questions from the German-American Alliance. Ed Hafner and others declined to address the topic, focusing on a broad canvass of county districts in the final campaign weeks.
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Democratic County
Legislative
John Kammeron
German–American Alliance
Ed Hafner
Karmmeron
Hatner
Barker-Harmon
Music Hall
Democratic Committee
Franklin Alter
H. D. Peck
M. E. Ingalls
Telford Groesbeck
Howard Saxby Prescott Smith
Elliott H. Pendletor
George W. Harris
J.M. Dawson
C. N. Danenhower
Ed A. Hafner
Herbert
Bigelow
Joseph W. O'Hara
Arthur Espy
Espy
Cincinnati
Object of Endeavorers at Missionary Convention
In New Orleans at the International Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ about 2,500 young people gathered at the Athenaeum Hall. Rev Claude E Hill National Superintendent outlined a campaign to lead World Christian Endeavorers in membership and missionary offerings. Parker Stockdale Chicago spoke on The Ministry in Life.
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New Orleans
Christian Endeavorers
International Missionary Convention of the
Churches of Christ
Athenaeum Hall
Claude E. Hill
Mobile
Christian Endeavor
Parker Stockdale
Chicago
Hill
Drys to Campaign in Rose County Ahead of October 31 Election
Preparations for a local option vote under Rose county law are under way in Washington C. H. with the wets planning a strong push. Only one saloon remains in Fayette County at Allentown as dry forces seek to close it on October 31.
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Bryan
Judson Harmon
Taft
Harris
Liberal League
Harmon
Phelan
Gilead
Fred Wefflemann
Eic
Nicholas Ruebel
Clifford Hay
Harry Story
Wiehe
Carthage
Taft and Sherman Club
Froome Morris
Wade Cushing
Joseph T. Blair
Sam Bell
Halil
Hiram M Rullcon
Republican Party
Common Pleas
Rulison
Columbia College Law School
Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H
Rose County
Fayette County
Allentown
South
Eeney
Kentucky
Willson
United States
Roa
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
The Slim Woman Is Winning
The article promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a quick, economical fat-reduction aid. It touts seven tablets per dose, claimed safe and effective, with newsstand endorsements for weight loss and fashion trends favoring thinner figures.
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Detroit
Mich
Taft praised by Labor Leader in Columbus letter
Daniel J. Keefe, Sixth Vice President of the American Federation of Labor, writes to Attorney General Wade H. Ellis praising William H Taft for enforcing eight hour laws on government dredging work and for supporting labor rights. Keefe, aligned with the I. L. M. and T. A., says the AFL's policy is nonpartisan and that Taft remains a friend of labor.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Wade ‘H. Ellis
Daniel J. Keefe
American Federation of Labor
William H.taft
Keefe
Ellis
Federated Labor
Council of the American Federation ‘of Labor
Labor Movement
Executive Council
Gomners
Friends of Labor
Bryan
Taft
International Brotherhood of
War Department
T. A
A. F. of L
Taft Campaign Arrives in Cincinnati for Southern Tour
Judge Taft sails from Chicago on a special train with Dan Ransdal in charge. The schedule lists stops in Evansville Indianapolis Fort Wayne Louisville Olive Hill Morehead Lexington Frankfort Shelbyville and Louisville before Ohio and New York legs. The entourage includes the Constitution private car plus coaches for staff and press and a diner baggage car and smoker.
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Dan Ransdal
Taft
Chicago
Tober
Ohio
Indiana
Judge Taft
Evansville
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
New York
Louisville
Kentucky
Olive Hill
Morehead
Salt Lick
Mr. Sterling
Winchester
Lexington
Frankfort
Shelbyville
Sabina
New Holland
Roseville
New Concord
Judge’ 'Paft
Peninsylvania Station
Mr. Taft
Middletown Man Named Pension Examiner for Butler County
Dr W A Lucas of Middletown was appointed Pension Examiner for Butler County to succeed the late Dr McCreary of Monroe. He received his commission today in Hamilton Ohio on October 10.
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Ed Kelloger
Kellogg
Eastern Avenue
Taft
Bryan
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, CO
W. A. Lucas
Middletown
Butler County
McCreary
Monroe
Harris to Attend Taft Speaking Event in Akron
Columbus Oct 10 Henry A Williams Republican State Committee chair announced Governor Harris will not accompany Taft on the three day stump tour next week but will join the presidential nominees Monday night and stay until Tuesday noon. The report notes Harris' schedule remains unaltered for the campaign events.
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Bryan
Taft
Akron
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Henry A. Williams
Republican State Committee
Harris
E. Taft
Sie
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Orrow Logan
ONION
Delaware
Madison
Puhaway
EO A
Roth Bros
Seventh Street
Leading Ladies’ Tailors
Dr. Lyon
Boa Ids
J. A. Russell
Mr. Russell
Price Hill
Oscar D. Coldewey
Tuxedo Place
Walnut Hills
Mary Muehlyhatt
Newport
Margaret May Rennick
West Ninth Street
Rebecca Maude
Dorothey Fulton
Minnie Hazard
A. D. Alcorn
W. E. Brooks
George Bauman
Clitfcord Corey
Robert J. Johnson
Anna Pryans
Beta Gamma Society
Ellen Morgan
Harriet Rehling
Charles Abraham
Laurent Lowenberg
Arthur Wyler
Edgar Friedlander
Carl J. Kiefer
Sam Fechheimer
Charles Iglauer
Lud. Sticker
Bert Schaffner
Cliff Stricker
Max Seasongood
David F
Kahn
Sylvester Nanan
Nicholas
Bert H. Rice
Lettie Reeder
Chris Smith
Winchester, O
E. M. Day
Eric Cox
Gertrude Marie Stayton
Linwood
Harry J. Kilduff
Ould
Answers Harmon
Judge Harmon
Medina
Canton
Lima
MacArthur
Ttarris
Bas
Hafner
M. Roeder
National League of Republican Clubs
Linton
Mr. Roeder
Morgan
Europe
Judge Tate
Bradley
Oakley
Kellar
Judge Lueders
Harold Kapp
George D. Harper
Union Veteran Republican Club
Raymond Ratliff
Markbreit
Edwards
Miss
W. M. Robb
Edwards, Miss
The
Cincinnati Crematory Society
Blymyer Building
Main
Fifth Street
L. Markbreit
Taxpayers’ Association
Tuke
L. W. Goss
Charles L. Swain
Frank M. Gorman
Charles W. Hoffman
Peter J. McCarthy
Thomas Hunt
Ed H. Imbus
Max B. May
Frank Fox
J. H. Dierkes
James Lambert
M. J. Flynn
Wallace Burch
A. Butterfield
J. M. McCabe
Henry T. Hunt
W. H. Sweeney
Taft Club
E. H. Coblentz
John Temple Graves
Independence
Will Nake
Howard S. Taylor
Illinois
Graves
Frank R. E. Woodward
Western Homemaker
Blanche Berndt Mehaffy
Andrew J. Boex
M. J. Keefe
Democratic County Committee
First Ward
T. P. Hart
Stanley Bowdle
Jud Bernard Fox
Will A. Geoghegan
Teppe’s Hall
Fifth Ward
Harry Gorien
H. H. Kamphaus
Taft First Voters’ Club
Stamina League Club
Fayette
Organized
American Federation
Labor
Qouth
Daystaft
Far East
Sherman
Highlands
Ransdal
Lucas
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