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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1908

Page

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Root Speaks at Music Hall Taft Campaign Rally

Secretary of State Huigh Root addressed a large Cincinnati audience at Music Hall for the Taft campaign. He defended Taft’s record in the Philippines and Panama, criticized Bryanism, and urged Ohio voters to support the Republican ticket in the upcoming election. The event featured a long parade, a full hall, and strong party advocacy.

Hlihu Root Taft Root Mr. Bryan Music Hall Republican Party Bryan United States Philippines Panama William Howard Taft Ohio Cincinnati

Wilson Attacks Night Riders in Kentucky Speech

Governor Willson denounces night riders and vows no man will need a lawyer when defending his home. He speaks in Covington about tariffs and the recent panic, likening Bryan to a fisherman. A large audience наполн Covington Hall hears the address with local Republican leaders and supporters in attendance.

Kentucky Ihe B Willson Willson Covington Tro Oda Fellows Fifth Street Madison Avenue A. E. “Willson Cincinnati Idaghe Southern Ladio Wagon County Jonn” Az. Craig John BE. Shepard G. A. Seiler William Mc Suspension Bridge Odd Fellows Judge Shaw Inglis Night Riders Bryan Covin Congress Joseph Linock

Taft and Hughes Rally Big Crowd at Madison Square Garden

In New York a massive Republican mass meeting at Madison Square Garden drew intense cheering for Charles P. Hughes upon entry and a 16 minute roar for his name. William H. Taft then addressed the audience, prompting a rousing but hoarse delivery as the crowd remained eager for more.

New York William H. Taft Charles PB. Hughes Madison Square Garden Governor Hughes Taft Hughes Mr. Taft Madison’ Square ‘Garden

Taft Emblems Draw Crowd in Bryan's City Hearing

In Hastings on Hudson the Taft campaign buttons rained on a crowd gathered to hear William J. Bryan. The Bryan train paused as Taft officials waved from a car, while demonstrators cheered. President Roosevelt praised Taft and Hughes in a letter to the New Yorker Herald editor, endorsing their honesty and predicting victory.

Hastings- On-The- Hudson Weiss Taft William J. Bryan Bryan New York Roosevelt C. B. Whittram The New Yorker Herald W. H. Taft Hughes

Merger tensions rise in Fifth Third American National talks

Stockholders fear loss of deposits if merger fails as Fifth Third mails letters to American National depositors. Directors argue consent not yet ratified and warn depots could shift to rival bank. meeting in Linton to discuss the plan amid public controversy.

American National Fifth-Third National Bank American Parlor Linton Fifth-Third Cincinnati Fifth- Third National Bank American National Bank H. A. Winans C. L. Ballinger Crawford Davis Winans Finance Committee Bank Ben B. Dale

Political campaign notes from Ohio and New York events

Henry A. Williams defends the Republican stance in Ohio while Governor Wilson denounces night riders in Covington. Taft receives a nineteen minute ovation at Madison Square Garden as Bryan visits Albany. Secretary Root addresses Music Hall in Cincinnati amid a parade. Roosevelt shown in a campaign photo, and German editor Wolffram praises Taft and Hughes. Governor Harris starts a whirlwind campaign with large crowds.

Taft Madison Square Garden New York Roosevelt C.B. Wolffram Hughes

Athletic Doctor Defeats Robbers in Street Hold-Up

Dr Alfred Gaither was approached by two would be robbers on Reading Road early this morning. He seized the assailants weapon with a jolt of his jaw, causing the gun to drop. The incident ended as the robbers fled.

Ohio Taft William Jennings Bryan Inglis Fairbanks Rhinock Wto Alfred Gaither Forest Avenue Avondale McMillan Reading Road Munes Pieboe

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