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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

2

Harmon denounces receiver plan and vows reform in Ohio

Governor Patterson’s ally opposes Harmon’s pledge to remove officials on rumor and calls for adherence to constitutional due process. He defends Pattison appointments, cites State depository and safety violations, and warns voters against demagoguery while urging continued temperance progress amid a festive Masonic visit in Cincinnati.

Ise Harmon Ohio Eaton Columbus Judge Harmon C., H. & D. Railway Judson Harmon Pattison Cincinnati Tam Harris

West Solid for Taft Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune

Congressman Burton visited Republic and State headquarters on a Westward trip and said support for Taft was solid in all sections west of the Mississippi. He emphasized nationwide backing in the regions he traveled through.

Commercial Tribune Columbus Burton Taft Mississippi River

Cincinnati Welcomes Knights as 7000 Register at Cathedral

Cincinnati greets an army of knights with over 7000 registered participants on opening day. Commanderies retired to hotels after dinners and receptions, then gathered for an 8 to 10 p.m. cathedral ceremony. Holyrood Commandery No. 82 from Cleveland led arrivals with 200 members and a band, meeting at the Contarini Tribune office before a citywide program.

Knights Templars of Ohio Open Sixty Sixth Conclave Parade Featured

The sixty sixth annual Knights Templars of Ohio conclave opens at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with an opening programme by Grand Commandery officials. A 2:30 p.m. parade from Eighth and Main to Government Square features massed bands and a reviewing stand for visiting ladies, with a detailed parade order and multiple divisions. An evening Music Hall entertainment follows with Hofer’s Military Band and other acts.

Knights Templars of Ohio Scottish Rite Linton Hotel Cincinnati Hanselmann Trinity Knight John Yoakey Scottish Rite Louble Quartet Charles B. Mitchell William Melish Helene Steer Saxby Saxby Leopold Markbreit William B. Melish R R. Rickley Charles E. Logan R. R. Rickley Eighth Main Streets Central Avenue Government Square Walnut John Klohr United Bands Grand Commandery Music Hall Grand Hall Hofer Alfred Benton England North Cincinnati Turn Verein Mandolin Orchestra Boston Academ of Music Dral Corps

Knights Templar Parades and Anniversary Events

Cambridge Commandery No. 47 led by Eminent Commander Charles D. Turnbaugh serenaded The Commercial Tribune. Covington Commandery No. 7 to parade in Cincinnati with 100 Knights Templars. George W. W. Aridgh of Hanselmann Commandery presides over Newport Lodge 358 F and A M fiftieth anniversary celebration with speakers J. H. Bromwell and W. A. Burkamp. Entered Apprentice Degree to begin tonight at 8.

Knights Templars Cambridge Commandery Cambridge Commercial Tribune Charles D. Turnbaugh M. R. .Potter D. M. Hoge A. F. Ritter D. M. Burgess Covington Commandery Fourth Scott Streets Knights Templar Cincinnati Newport Lodge A. M Temple Seventh York Streets J. H. Bromwell Grand Lodge of Ohio W. A. Burkamp Newport

Taft Defends Labor Ties in Ohio Campaign Tour

Taft speeches in Wadsworth Elyria Lorain Cleveland and East Liverpool defend unions and eight hour laws while praising labor. He argues Debs is legal but socialist and endorses cooperation of labor and capital with caution to avoid law violations. He cites pottery tariff reform amid a crowded tri state rally and outlines 62 percent potter y output from the region.

Wadsworth Elyria Lorain Cleveland East Liverpool Debs Taft Oley Mess Philippines Panama Canal Oregon Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Mr. Taft Europe Barberton Sterling Medina Seville Grafton Hudson Ravenna Alliance Salineville Harris Kennedy Thomas

Train Crew of Masons Journeys by Fast Trip

Visitors from Cambridge Firdlay Fostoria Fremont and Lima travel to Cincinnati by map route for a three hour run. Every crew member is identified as a Mason with Engineer Kline in charge of the throttle.

Firdlay Fostoria Fremont Lima Cincinnati Aan Kline

Cyrene Commandery Concert At The Commercial Tribune

Cyrene Commandery of Zanesville led by Eminent Commander Henry J. Knoedler held a concert at The Commercial Tribune editorial rooms last evening. Bauer's Band headed the procession from Lackman with the ladies. officers included John Rowe Generalissimo EB. B. Roemer Captain General W. S. Heiser Prelate Frank Kelley Senior Warden E A Evans Junior Warden C A Rosa Staff Bearer S T Brown P T Wurtz J K Knowlton Guards. The band performed Onward Christian Soldiers and other selections while newsroom staff joined in.

Cyrene Commandery Zanesville Lackman Bauer The Commercial Tribune Henry J. Knoedler John Rowe EB. B. Roemer W. 8 Heiser Frank Kelley E. A. Evans C. A. Rosa S. T. Brown P. T. Wurtz J. K. Knowlton Force

Newport Masons Celebrate Golden Jubilee Lodge Birthday

Newport Masons observed their lodge golden jubilee marking fifty years of fraternal service. Numerous Masons from area lodges attended the celebration, honoring the long history and local impact of the Wilmington chapter.

Newport Sur

Dolliver Defines Issues in Senate Debate

Iowa Senator J P Dolliver outlines high ideals at stake in national matters during a Los Angeles speech dated October 13. The brief address emphasizes moral values and legislative goals for the era.

Iowa Los Angeles J.P

Freemasonry schedule rich in rites and banquet

The text outlines an upcoming sequence of Masonic events led by Linton L. Robinson Past Master. It includes a class with a recap, lecture and charge, followed by an F. C. Degree on Friday, Master Mason Degree on Friday, and a concluding banquet and dance at the Altamont Hotel on Saturday.

Linton L. Robinson F. C Altamont Hotel

New Skin Remedy Possum Claims Quick Relief for Itching

An advertised skin remedy named possum promises immediate relief from eczema itching and related skin conditions after first application. It claims to aid infants with tender skin and to treat acne herpes rash and other maladies with healing powers. A 50 cent package and a 2 dollar jar are sold at Dow's in Cincinnati with free experimental supply from Emergency Laboratories New York City.

Dow’s Cincinnati Emergency Laboratories West Twenty-fifth Street New York City

Dolliver Addresses Republican Audience on Roosevelt Policies

Dolliver of Iowa spoke to a large Republican crowd introduced by Senator Flint of California. He framed the campaign around protecting private honesty and public integrity that defined Roosevelts administration, saying tariff, bank deposits, war, peace, and diplomacy were secondary.

Dolliver Iowa United States Flint California Roosevelt

Sherman Resumes Campaign Tour Through New York State

Vice Presidential candidate James S. Sherman resumes campaign after medical treatment. He leaves New York City to speak in the southern tier counties of New York as part of a three week tour.

Empire State New York James S. Sherman New York State

Hearst Skips Northwest Campaign Stop With Hisgen

William R. Hearst did not accompany Independence candidate Thomas L. Hisgen on the Northwest speaking tour. Hearst was summoned to New York unexpectedly and will not visit the region before the November election. He did not deliver his scheduled address tonight.

Portland Ore William R. Hearst Thomas L. Hisgen Independence Northwest Hearst New York

Putnam County Votes To Retain Saloons In Wet Majority

Putnam County today voted to retain saloons by a majority of 145, becoming the third county in the state to vote wet. Columbus Ohio reported the outcome on October 13.

Columbus, CO Putnam County

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