Van Buren As Jacksons Ghose Whig Faction Split
The article recounts the 1836 campaign where Jackson endorsed Van Buren as his successor, the split with Tennessee, and the heated anti-Van Buren press attacks. It notes Jacksonian influence, tariff politics, and the role of editors, culminating in Van Buren's rise as Jackson's proxy and the long-term civic legacy.
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Jackson
van Buren
Bank
British Bank
Larrison
White
Webster
Mangum
South Carolina
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Hugh Lawson White
Senate
Washington
Nashville
An Buren
Gall
Wormwood
Nicholas Biddle
Marquis of Carmarthen
Bank of Manhattan
Republic
Postoffice Department
Mobile Advertiser
Georgia
Congress
Clay
White House
Hermitage
Frederic J. Haskin
Judges and party reach Middle Bass Island yacht landing
The yacht Jessamine carrying Judge Taft and party arrived at Wehrle's Dock Middle Bass Island at 10 15 p m after a stern passage from Toledo. Welcomed by resorters at the clubhouse, the group reached the hotel by bus thirty minutes later. Also aboard was Judge John Shauck of the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Middle Bass Island
Jessamine
Judge Taft
Wehrle’s Dock
Toledo
Taft
John Shauck
Ohio Supreme Court
Harris appoints Ohio delegates to Lakes to Gulf convention
Governor Harris names an extensive list of Ohio delegates to the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway Convention in Chicago on October 7 to 9. Delegates include Major George B. Fox and Colonel Samuel Bailey Jr from Cincinnati, Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland, J. H. Riley of Marietta, and J. L. Vance of Columbus among others.
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Columbus
Harris
Ohio
Chicago
George B. Fox
Samuel Bailey, Jr
Clinton Crane
J. F. Ellison
M. B. Farrin
Lee H. Brooks
Cincinnati
Theodore E. Burton
Harvey D. Goulder
Cleveland
Charles S. Dana
J. H. Riley
Marietta
H. H. Grimes
John E. Williams
Portsmouth
Robert M. Switzer
James Lupton
Galliolis
S. B. Steece
German bank embezzlement suicides spark fear in Berlin
In Berlin on September 2 a private bank owner Gustave Herzberg shot himself after admitting embezzling deposits. A Berlin Advertising Company manager is a fugitive after stealing 125000 dollars. Sucides of bank cashiers prompt Germany’s banks to overhaul books. accountants and auditors are now in high demand.
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Berlin
Gustave Herzberg
Dregdener Bank
Mittle Deutsche Credit Bank
Germany
Germany 3 Stand May Cause a War
Contention in situation brings France and Kaiser's government near conflict as the consul goes to Fez. Continued from first page.
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Germany
Fez
France
Kaiser
Prouty Wins Vermont Governor Race With Wide Lead
George H. Prouty Republican candidate tops Vermont governor election with 45,281 votes to Democrat James E. Burke 15,993. Independence League 1,252, Prohibition 825, Socialist 479. Total 66,747 with Prouty ahead by 29,376 and minor parties totaling 2,557, the largest in state history.
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White River Junction
Vermont
George H. Prouty
James E. Burke
Quimby S. Backus
Independence League
Eugene M. Campbell
Prohibition
J. H. Dubar
Prouty
Burke
Prohibitionists
Williamstown Pair Wed in City After Reunion
J. W. Chipman of Williamstown Ky. married Mrs Annie E Harrison of Dayton in the city yesterday. The ceremony took place across the river with relatives present and the couple had a wedding dinner at the Grand Hotel. The bride’s party included Guy, Katherine and Nellie Harrison and Roberta Hall.
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J. W. Chipman
Williamstown
Annie E. Harrison
Dayton
Grand Hotel
Guy
Katherine
Nellie Harrison
Roberta Hall
Ohio “Infidel” Chester Bedell Dies at 82
Chester Bedell aged 82 author of Twenty one Battles Fought With Relatives and Intolerance died last night at his North Benton Mahoning County estate. He built a farm monument praising Universal Mental Liberty and scorning superstition. Bedell branded religion as a cloak for dishonest work and valued his disbelief before Ingersoll.
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Youngstown
Chester Bedell
Benton
Mahoning County
Niy
Bedell
Robert G. Ingersoll
Forepaugh Company at Olympic Theater Sunday Sale Records
Crowds line up for twelve hours to reserve Forepaugh Stock Company seats for the coming season at the Olympic Theater. The Road to Yesterday opens Sunday with an extra Labor Day matinee. cast includes Adair Sylvester Gilbert Fenwick Seabury Fennimore Ravold Ellison Lawton Aigen Reynolds and others amid elaborate set pieces showing union labels.
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Olympic Theater
Lange
Lawrence
Minnie Dupre
Miss Adair
Miss Dupre
Frank Sylvester
Walter Gilbert
Harry Fenwick
Seabury
Fennimore
Ravold
Ellison
Lawton
Dorothy Donnelly Stars In The Lion and the Mouse at Grand
Dorothy Donnelly will play Shirley Rossmore in The Lion and the Mouse at the Grand next week. She is praised for a six year failure-free stage record and for a career built on hard work and versatile roles in New York stock companies and major plays.
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Dorothy Donnelly
Shirley Rossmore
Miss Donnelly
Arnold Daly
Candida
George Bernard Shaw
Henry B. Harris
Charles Klein
Life of an Actress at Heucks With Mary Melrose Lead
Langdon McCormack's The Life of an Actress comes to Heuck's next week led by Mary Melrose the country girl turned Temple Theater star. The company is said to be excellent with Cincinnati actress Miss Manning in a principal role.
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Langdon McCormack
Heuck’s
Mary Melrose
Temple Theater Company
Cincinnati
Miss Manning
Gaiety Girls at the People's Next Week
The Broadway Gaiety Girls will perform at the People's next week headlining a burlesque show. It features the authentic Salome dance by Gertrude Hoffman and others, plus Mike J. Kelly's A Trip Through India. The billing includes Jacklin and Lamb, Burman sisters, Cincinnati girls, the International Musical Trio, Eugene Rogers, the Dancing Gaffney Girls and Dorothy Collins.
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Salome
Gertrude Hoffman
New York
Mike J. Kelly
India
Jacklin and Lamb
Burman Sisters
Cincinnati Girls
International Musical Trio
Eugene Rogers
Basso
Dancing Gaffney Girls
Dorothy Collins
German Day at Chester Park Highlights Fatherland Celebration
German Day at Chester Park welcomes Cincinnati's German citizens for Germantown settlement memories. Activities include free vaudeville by Barlow Minstrels, Tetrany Quartet on verandas, a rooftop ballroom orchestra, and a Labor Day fireworks display as park features repeat. Union labor groups also hold their annual outing at the park.
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Chester
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Germantown
German Day Association
Martin
Barlow Minstrels
Tetrany Quartet
Roof Garden
Picnic at Coney marks season finale with park volunteers
A final picnic at Coney Island is planned for Saturday with park employees and concessionaires hosting a complimentary outing for friends and the public. Young operators will run the grounds and present an entertaining program. Tomorrow features Bargain Day offering free school supplies to children with tickets.
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Coney
River Grove
Lyman Howe Travel Show Presents New Week at Lyric
The Lyric hosts the Lyman H. Howe travel show Sunday as a fresh two part program starts with all new scenes not repeated from the current week. Highlights include A Visit to Stockholm and an auto trip through Surrey plus the grand From Cairo to Khartoum nineteen scene special with exotic life Nile Egypt and pyramids.
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Lyman H. Howe
Lyric
Surrey
England
Canada
South Africa
Cairo
Khartoum
Egypt
Mecca
Nile
Pyramids
Wady Hafa
Luxor
Grand Temple
Thebes
Temple of
Amon
Karnack
Nubian
Norway
Howe
Eagles Night at the Columbia Celebrated by Cincinnati Eagles
The Cincinnati Aerie plans a large attendance at the Columbia theater Friday night in honor of Frank Pickett of the Free Letters Quartet, a Cincinnati Eagle. Many seats are already taken and more reservations beckon, promising the biggest Eagles turnout of their theatricals.
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Eagles
Columbia
Cincinnati Aerie
Frank Pickett
Free Letters Quartet
Cincinnati Eagle
Minstrel Star Thatcher Remembers Wood's Theater Past
George Thatcher recalls Wood's Theater on Sixth and Vine as he notes it will be forty years since his first visit to the city. The Newcomb Minstrels alumnus, now with the Cohan and Harris troupe, receives warm applause from longtime veterans.
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Foraker
Taft
Harris
Enator Dick
Ohio
Senate
Joseph B. Foraker
Wood
George Thatcher
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Old Wood
Mr. Thatcher
Wood’s
Old Newcomb Minstrel
Thatcher
Cohan and Harris Minstrels
Beulah Poynter Stars in Len Rivers at Walnut Next Sunday
Beulah Poynter will star in Len Rivers at the Walnut for a one week engagement starting next Sunday. The four act dramatization of Mrs. Mary J. Holmes wildly popular book has met with remarkable success. Lena is the featured role and Miss Poynter’s performance is praised as artistically skilled. A Labor Day matinee and a Labor Day special are planned.
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Beulah Poynter
Len Rivers
Walnut
Mary J. Holmes
Massachusetts Hills
Livingstone Estate
Frankfort
Lena
Lion and the Mouse Returns at the Grand
The Grand hosts a return engagement of The Lion and the Mouse led by Edmond Reese as John Burkett Ryder and Dorothy Donnelly as Shirley Rossmore. A strong company from last season supports Henry B. Harris's production with Monday opening and matinees Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
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Grand
the Grand
Lion and the Mouse
Edmond Reese
John Burkett Ryder
Dorothy Donnelly
Shirley Rossmore
Henry B. Harris
Mr. Klein
Edna Aug Delights Columbia Star in New Act
The Columbia audience packed the theater as Miss Edna Aug delivered a standout act in the Free Setters' Quartet and supporting performances by Miss Dolores and Mr. and Mrs. Perkins Fisher. Edna Aug’s routine blended multiple acts with high polish, showcasing her talent and winning lively audience cheers.
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Columbia
Dolores
Perkins Fisher
Edna Aug
Comedienne
Miss Aug Shines as Comedienne and Mimic in Notable Show
The reviewer lauds Miss Aug for gentleness of touch and strong effect, calling her a remarkable comedienne and great character artist. Her small portraits, deft mimicry, and singing of That's Right and Taffy are praised as rare, highly effective, with encores extending the act well beyond its usual length.
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Miss Aug
Httle
Walnut's Matinee Presents Playing the Ponies at Walnut
The Walnut offers a matinee of Playing the Ponies a two act musical comedy by Aaron Hoffman starring Yorke and Adams direct from Circle Theater New York. The production features catchy music by Morse and Madden and scenes at Sheepshead race track and Luna Park with a strong supporting company and a midweek matinee expected to draw a capacity audience.
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Walnut
B. E. Forrester
Yorke
Adams
the Walnut
Circle Theater
New York
Aaron Hoffman
Sheepshead Race Track
Luna Park
Coney Island
Morse
Madden
Vaudeville at Lagoon Features Clever Acts this Week
The Lagoon vaudeville bill offers entertaining acts led by magician Christopher performing legerdemain with handkerchiefs flags and flowers to roaring audience applause. Freeman's goat circus rivals Christopher in a close race for top honors with Rollins and Clifford on banjo Jennie Palmer a serpentine dancer and Mr and Mrs Ed Lowry in a humorous Irish character sketch.
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Lagoon
Christopher
Freeman's
Goat Circus
Rollins and
Clifford
Jennie Palmer
Ed Lowry
Columbia bill features Dunn Glazier in The Messenger Boy show
Arthur Dunn and Marie Glazier star in The Messenger Boy a sketch lauded by theatergoers nationwide Dunn adds new singing and dancing while Glazier plays piano The Majestic Four Les Salvaggis Laytons Five Martells Gaston and Green Murray Sisters Arcadia operatic soloist and violinist appear with moving pictures on the program
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Arthur Dunn
Marie Glazier
Dunn
Miss Glazier
Majestic
Les Salvaggis
Laytons
Five Martells
Gaston and
Green
Murray Sisters
Transatlantic Burlesquers at Standard Theater Next Week
Willard Holcomb presents Transatlantic Burlesquers to New York with a chain of Gotham sketches and nonstop laughter. Principal merrymakers include Charles Howard Ida Emerson Clara Austin Jennie Austin James Lichter John B Wilson Sam Brown Harry Lyons D F Crossman M Saxe Corinne La Monde Elizabeth Whipps and a trained chorus.
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New York
Crawford's Moving Pictures at Odd Fellows Auditorium
O T Crawford's moving pictures open September 5 at the Odd Fellows Auditorium Seventh and Elm. The bill features Helen Johnston with songs, Miller and Wainwright performing The Iceman Foolishness and When the Tale of Love Is Told, Bunker Hill romance National airs, Maggie Clancy with piano, plus music novel effects and lectures for nearly an hour of entertainment.
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Crawford
Moving Pictures
O. T. Crawford
Odd Fellows
Seventh
Elm Streets
Helen Johnston
Miller
Wainwright
Bunker Hill
Maggie Clancy
Cohan and Harris Minstrels Sell Out Grand Opera House
Upper tiers sold out and few lower floor seats remain signaling a record engagement for the Cohan and Harris Minstrels. Star George Evans and troupe members led by Julian Eltinge receive strong praise for the Salome dance drawing women patrons and high critical enthusiasm.
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Grand Opera House
Cohan and Harris Minstrels
George Evans
Star
George Thatcher
Eddie Leonard
Matt Keefe
Frank Morrell
Ernest Tenney
Waterbury Brothers
Rice and Prevost
Julian Eltinge
Cohan and Harris Company
Eltinge
Mr. Eltinge
Scotch Night at the Cincinnati Zoo Highlights Fraser Highlanders
Tonight the Fraser Highlanders appear at the Cincinnati Zoo for Scotch night as Scots living locally bring families to hear melodies that thrill and inspire. Various Scottish organizations contribute to the event drawing natives and descendants to celebrate heritage.
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Zoo
Heather
Cincinnati
Notice of Sale of Bonds for Oakley Sewer Project
Sealed proposals are invited by the Village of Oakley Ohio for bonds totaling 750 dollars dated August 1 1908 payable over 20 years at 4.5 percent interest. Bids due September 8 1908 with 5 percent certified check. bids publicly sealed and opened. village may reject any bid.
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Oakley
Ohid
Webster Avenue
Clark Street
Madison Pike
Ohio
Ee Cay
Oscar Kosche
Concert by Caledonian groups promises Scottish flavor
The Caledonian Club Burns Club and Clan Sutherland plan attendance for a program featuring Hamish McCann Tand of Mountain and Flood, Bonny Sweet Bessie cornet solo Syd Haynes, Albion and Songs of Scotland, soprano Edna H Foley, Fraser dancers, Highland Flings Sailor's Hornpipe and Fraser pipers and drummers.
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Caledonian Club
Burns Club
Clan Sutherland
Hamish McCann
Bonnie Sweet Bessie
Syd Haynes
Albion
Scotland
Godfrey
Morris
Edna H. Foley
Fraser
Angus McMillan Fraser
Frank Wilson
Wormwood's Dog and Monkey Show Heads to Vaudeville
The Zoo engagement ends soon and the act will tour New York in vaudeville for the year. The same performance seen at the Zoo this week will be reproduced in theaters thereafter.
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Wormwood
Zoo
New York
The Lion and the Mouse opens with Labor Day matinee
The play receives praise for acts two and three with sharp dialogue between John Burkett Ryder and Shirley Bessmore. Act two features a witty exchange and Ryder’s reversal when faced with opposition. Act three delivers a notable enunciation scene and strong dramatic construction. Special Labor Day matinee, plus Wednesday and Saturday showings.
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Ara the Mouse
Mr. Klein
John Burkett Ryder
Shirley Bessmore
Ryder
Hester Park Seeks Amateur Vaudeville Acts for Sunday Contest
Hester Park invites singers dancers acro bats monologists sketch teams magicians jugglers impersonators and comedians for its September 13 special Sunday vaudeville contests. A letter to the Amateur Manager Chester Park city will ensure a booking and prompt reply.
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Hester Park
Chester Park
City
Obituaries for Captain C Amerriam and Louis Williams
Captain C Amerriam of the U S Navy yard Portsmouth died after an appendicitis operation at 58. Louis Williams former Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railroad general manager died at his son’s home in Los Angeles aged 71 after a career with C H & D and Nickel Plate.
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C. Amerriam
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Louis Williams
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Los Angeles
Williams
Nickelplate
Cleveland
California
Woman swears off coffee finds Postum better
A Boston woman describes how coffee caused heart palpitations flushing and nervousness and how switching to Postum improved her health. She notes no facial flush or discomfort after drinking Postum and credits it with reduced nervousness and better well being. She endorses Postum as a safer alternative and cites the brand owner in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Boston
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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