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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1908
Page
3
The United States Dispensatory notes hydrastis canadensis as a remedy for chronic catarrh and related mucous membrane diseases. It also mentions corydalis formosa, cubebs, cedron seeds, and oil of copaiba as tonics and stimulants with uses from digestion to urinary and liver conditions. Send for testimonials book on Peruna as a catarrh remedy.
Former President Taft argues the Philippines benefited from American governance, detailing railway, land purchases, church arrangements, and staged autonomy. He contrasts Bryan's independence plan with a staged approach and cites Eradication of insurrection risks and altruistic motives.
Baltimore September 19 Attorney General Bonaparte defended the administration against Bryan’s charge that trust leaders should be jailed. He cited limitations on pursuing prosecutions, noted the Sherman act timeline, and argued it is often hard to prove criminal participation by corporate officers.
William R. Hearst and Thomas L. Hisgen spoke at a Memphis theater denouncing Oklahoma Governor C N Haskell over Standard Oil ties and court actions. Hearst alleged Haskell blocked an injunction against a Standard Oil subsidiary and cited letters and court records. Howard of Alabama also spoke praising the Independence party stance.
A list of individuals includes J. M. Riddell Ed Durr Fyffe Chambers Louis Bartles Thomas G. Melish Harry R. Webber Parke Johnson W. T. Porter Jr Charles P. Forbus William Sander Harley F. McGee Joseph Monfort Harry Stagman Robert Humphreys.
In Hamilton at the Coliseum the Butler County Republicans named a complete county ticket led by Prosecuting Attorney Walton A. Bowers and Representative Jesse Williams with several other officials from Hamilton Middletown Union Township and surrounding towns. No auditor treasurer or probate judge nominees were set and a new County Central Committee was chosen. Resolutions endorsed Taft Roosevelt and various state and national Republicans.
John D. Archbold of Standard Oil confirmed Senator Foraker's claim about a $50,000 draft. He recalled sending the draft as a temporary loan to aid a contemplated purchase of The Ohio State Journal, but negotiations failed and the draft was returned intact.
Republican listings show Judge Taft touring September 30 to October 2 with brief speeches in Emerson Wakefield Wayne Norfolk Stanton West Point Scribner Fremont Wahoo Lincoln Crete Wilbur Dewit Beatrice Wymore Pawnee Falls City Auburn Nebraska City Plattsmouth North Platte Sidney Julesburg Denver Cheyenne. The itinerary adds Col. cities in Wyoming and Colorado to the nationwide schedule.
William C. Fell of the Hotel Albany announces a new all night stenographic bureau at his residence hotel. He offers dictation and transcription at any hour and plans to take ante mortem statements and wills for dying or preparatory clients.
The piece outlines Democratic ticket planning in Hamilton County with listed candidates for Congress, judiciary, and county offices. It notes a September 29 county convention, delegates, and partial ticket decisions while detailing Republican and Democratic party activities, Bryan visit plans, and ward leadership contests.
A noted New York aurist announces a home treatment to cure deafness and offers a free trial by mail. Readers are urged to write Dr Edward Gardner Suite 375 No 40 West Thirty-third Street New York City for the treatment.
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