Merger Debate Over Fifth Third Plan Draws Stockholder Opposition
On Saturday C A Hinsch plans to complete bank examinations but will not finish by then. Camp notes deposits rose since his arrival October 19. Stockholders deride the merger terms offering 225 a share or liquidation value, arguing the deal undervalues assets and favors Fifth Third. Street chatter decries the merger as a liquidation scheme with favored treatment for one side.
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Notable Clergyman Denounces Taft Religion Attacks
Dr Washington Gladden condemns attacks on Judge Taft's religious belief as bigotry. He argues accusations about Taft's Philippines policy and Unitarian faith cancel each other, calls intolerance in campaigns harmful, and cites Theodore L. Cuyler supporting unity against prejudice.
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New Suit Against Cleveland Roads Seeks Receivership
A new receivership suit was filed in the U S Circuit Court seeking control of all Cleveland local street railway property. The Municipal Traction Company and Cleveland Railway Company named as defendants with a temporary restraining order blocking payouts or new obligations except for labor and maintenance. The action is led by the Central Trust Company of New York on bonds secured by an $8,276,000 mortgage on the city.
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Women oppose Cannon bid for re election in temperance union warning
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted a resolution urging churches to defeat Joseph G Cannon's re election. The vote showed little opposition to the measure.
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Difference Between Cleveland and Harmon and Roosevelt and Bonaparte Pension Administration
The report contrasts Democratic and Republican pension policy from 1890s to early 1900s. Under Cleveland and Harmon veterans faced mass roll reductions and slander while many claims were vetoed. Under Roosevelt and Bonaparte pensions were promptly adjudicated with gratitude and new laws aiding widows and veterans.
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Taft Endorsed By Labor Advocate In Roosevelt Letter
Samuel B. Donnelly, secretary of the General Arbitration Board, upholds President Roosevelt’s view of Taft's record. He cites Taft’s fair handling of labor in the Philippines and Panama, mentions the 1907 eight hour law interpretation, and notes no genuine labor movement against Taft despite opposition.
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Fairbanks Urges State Ticket Support At Mishawaka
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks spoke to a large crowd in Mishawaka urging strong support for Taft and Sherman while stressing that the state ticket must not be neglected. He defended Governor candidate James E. Watson as loyal and worthy of enthusiastic GOP backing.
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Taft Clob Starts With 1 000 Men
A non partisan Citizens' Taft Club formed in Hamilton Ohio with 1 000 charter members led by Gordon Rentschler as president and officers A Rothwell W B Falconer and D W Fitton. The club expects membership to grow to several thousand.
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Bryan campaign rally echoes Hill support in Albany
In Albany on October 28 former Senator David B. Hill joined William Jennings Bryan on stage. Hill praised Bryan and urged votes for the Democratic National and state tickets, predicting a nationwide change and warning of a requested shift from federal offices. Bryan thanked Hill and stressed a united, fighting Democratic party across regions.
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Secretary of War Wright Urges Taft in Virginia Speech
Secretary Luke E. Wright spoke in Richmond urging Taft’s candidacy before a large audience at the Academy of Music. He contrasted Taft with Bryan, urged a U.S. policy aligning with Southern interests, and pressed for transparent campaign funds and Democratic state-ticket support.
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Williams Answers Harmon's Letter and Why He Votes Harris
State Republican Chair Henry A. Williams publishes an open letter to Judge Judson Harmon detailing reasons for opposing Harmon and supporting General Andrew L. Harris in Ohio governor race. He cites corporate ties, tax issues, and safety concerns, contrasts with Harris praised record and leadership. Crowds greet William Jennings Bryan across several stops as he campaigns in rain.
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Headache and Neuralgia From Colds Remedy Ad
LAXATIVE BROMO Quin ine touted as a world wide cold and grip remedy claims to remove the cause. Call for a fun name and look for signature B. W. Grove Sica.
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