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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
1
Public health leaders warn millions suffer from tuberculosis in the United States and abroad. The article notes a worldwide movement to use air, sunlight, and medical efforts to curb the disease and stresses the need for broad support and action to combat the white plague.
Readers learn of Tuberculosis dangers in the United States with Dr Osler urging two preventive steps and emphasis on milk and meat routes. Chung notes cholera spread widens in St Petersburg and across districts with hospital strain and new facilities opened as authorities clamp liquor sales.
The Civil Commission, convened by Governor General Smith, orders 200 Constabulary to Manila to assist Health Inspectors against cholera, with potential for more forces. Officials curb gatherings, deny fiesta permits, and deploy 100 extra patient-capacity equipment as physicians and nurses volunteer for cholera hospitals.
Delegates from 20 states gather with more on the way as Candidate Taft plans to speak at Music Hall this evening. The event showcases the growing support for Taft within the Republican banner.
Taft telegraphed Hitchcock asserting Taft’s supreme control of the campaign while acknowledging Crane will take a more active role. Crane denied taking charge, but Taft and Hitchcock aim to boost the campaign with a larger, more energetic national committee and club organization across the country.
President Roosevelt releases a formal statement defending Taft and opposing Foraker in the Ohio fight. He cites Taft's 1907 letter rejecting a joint endorsement plan, argues moneyed interests opposed Taft, and defends administration reforms amid the Brownsville controversy.
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