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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
1
Lumber retailer touts sturdy fences and building lumber
The ad promotes durable hog tight fences using solid lumber. It claims long life and cost efficiency, offering the right lumber for any fence or building project. Shoppers are invited to share plans and receive pricing on beet lumber.
Taft Allies Win Alabama and Arkansas Contests at RNC
The Republican National Committee ruled in favor of Taft instructed delegates from Alabama and Arkansas, resolving twenty four seats with a nearly unanimous viva voce decision. Proxies from New Mexico Alaska and North Dakota faced protests from anti Taft forces over seating of certain assistants to the treasury secretary and other delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thue
Republican National Committee
Alabama
Arkasas
Taft
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Hite Cork
Che Waltmionagen
Arthur Pe Statter
the Treasury
Charles G. Chelps
Washington
Ulteh Cork
Nationist
New Mexico
Alaska
Nort Dakota
Joseph T. Realing
United States Atformaney
District of Indiana
Vic30
Fairbanks
James Francis Burke
Pennsylvania
Knox
Protests Blocked as Taft Faction Contests Move
A protest presented by Aldrich was ruled out by the committee after objections over potential bias felt by judge Charles H. Scott of Alabama. United States Attorney C J Street noted Scott’s possible interest in the outcome as a delegate aligned with the Scott Davidson faction. A.M. Stevenson of Colorado moved to table the protest, a motion that carried with Scott the sole opponent. The disputes concern four contests within the Taft faction factional struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
C. J. Street
United States
Northern District
Alabama
Thompson
Taft
Chas. H. Scott
Scott
Scott-Davidson
A. M. Stevenson
Colorado
Albies Hold Meeting Amid Senate Row in Ames Auditorium
A meeting was held in Ames Auditorium with delegates from Senator Knox of Pennsylvania and Vice President Barker, to discuss party principles. A prepared statement urges Republicans to select only those clearly fit to judge the case and criticizes Tart's claim of a national committee majority. It argues Hitchcock, Statter, and Phelps on the committee may be unnecessary or improper depending on the vote, to avoid letting a campaign manager and aides influence the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temenwas
Indiana
Auditorium
Ames
Knox
Pennsylvania
Cairbanks
Toseph G. Cronnon
Ste
Gael
Tart
National Committee
Hitchcock, Statter
Phelps
Ope Ch
Sheehans Also Is Heard In Campaign Fund Row
New York reports a 1904 Nebraska campaign fund dispute. William I. Sheehan writes to William J. Bryan that money for Nebraska came from the Democratic national committee general fund, contributed by many persons, and that the expenditure was legitimate. He says he bore no responsibility for the related publication and condemns the perceived injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
William I. Sheehan
Wilam J. Bryan
New York World
Brown Wins Democratic Primary in Georgia Vote
Atlant a June 6 Joseph M Brown defeats Hoke Smith for governor by about 12 000 in the Democratic primary. Smith had earlier promised to remove Brown from office as railway commissioner and Brown responds by removing Smith, a claim labeled mere newspaper gossip. Washington June 6 Postmaster General Meyer denies talk of becoming Republican national committee chair for the campaign. John Hays Hammond arrives for political consultation on the vice presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meyer
Republican National Executive Committee
Poston
John Hays Hammond
Bers
Hls
Rebating packers and railroadmen fined in 1906 case
In 1906 four firms Armour Packing Cudahy Packing Swift Co and Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad were convicted in Kansas City federal court for rebating. They were fined 15000 each totaling 61000 and the judgments were affirmed by the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Dine H
United States Court
Armour Packing Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Swift & Co
Chicago, Burlingtom and Quincy Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Kansas City
United States Supreme Court
The Ham Tree musical novelty at Bucklen theatre
Klin and Erlanger present George W Hobart's The Ham Tree with McIntyre and Heath to close the 1907 08 season Friday June 12. The show features a renowned blackface duo with a large company, chorus and a thirty person dance team. Principal cast includes Alfred Fisher Jeanne Towler Belle Gold Carolyn Gordon. Seat sale opens June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klin & Erlanger
George W. Hobart
Mcintyre and Heath
Bucklen Theatre
McIntyre
Heath
Alfred Fisher
Jeanne Towler
Belle Gold
Carolyn Gordon
Notices and Personal Addresses From Local Listings
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music Mrs Frances Styers 711 Bower St. B Zigler has moved his law office to ground floor No 117 W Lexington Ave. If you want good milk and cream get from Wambaugh Sanitary Milk Co Home Phone 1175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Styers
Bower St
B. Zigler
Lexington Ave
Wambaugh Sanitary Milk Co
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Wu Ory
C. G. Curtis
B.C. Godfrey
R. Dowell
Bentist
Ren
McIntyre and
Chip Man
Arkansas
W. P. Aldrich
Congress
Hitchcock
Wud
Stutter
al-Intee
Whch
Olso
Inti’Paft
Asa E. Stratton
Montgomery
Ala
Tat
Federat
Suet
HL Scott
Pirth
Delaware
Vermont
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wis
Dexy
Anti-Taft
Sheehan
Hoke Smith
Hammond Coas
Dq” Kwitway
Father William
Une
D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
St. Joseph
Simpson Abstract Office
Burrell @ Morgan
A. H. Exty
Architects & Superint
Ellwood
S. Main St. sElkhart
Ind
Winona Lake
Orka Specialty
Brice H. Reid
Bucklen’ Theatre
Harry G. Sommers
Lessees
ElMhart
Klaw and Erlanger
Martin
Amidon
Meader
Home
Bell
Case & Fisher
Neds
Elry
J. H. Neds & Son
South Main Street
B.c.godifrey &Sons
Goto Review Office
The
Holy City
Holyland
Marie
Matthew
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