Taft campaign plans reshaped by Taft voice issues
Chairman Hitchcock confirms Taft will cancel many day speeches after a Newark throat evaluation. Taft, traveling from Newark to Baltimore, held brief Newark Elizabeth and Baltimore appearances, with night talks preserved. The campaign expects the West Virginia and Connecticut dates to be cut, enabling a Chicago night speech, while emphasizing the Empire State outreach next week.
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New York
Palt
Vance
Hitchcock
Mr. Taft
Newark
N. J
Mr.Taft
Chicago
West Virginia
Connecticut
Richardson
Aft
Taft
Weil
Ohio
Missouri
O. O. Howard
Vermont
Sherman
Indiana
Baltimore
William H. Taft
New York City
Empire State
Mgr. Taft
Elizabeth
Trenton
Wilmington
Delaware
New Jersey
Hye
Tult
Cumberland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Joseph
Cannon Wag
Coanara Misgouri
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Easy Winter Washing
Anty Drudge boasts a new naphtha soap and warns imitators. The ad argues Fels-Naptha cleans clothes without boiling, noting winter spoilage from hot water and steam, and urges following the wrapper directions for best results.
War to the bitter end in Bucks case testifies labor leaders
Cleveland labor leader Bandlow and others testified in Cleveland depositions on the Bucks Stove and Range Co of St. Louis seeking contempt charges against Samuel Gompers and AFL officers for continuing to publish the We Don’t Patronize list after an injunction. Bandlow called it a war between capital and labor and claimed the National Manufacturers Association and allies control politics and platforms. The Unite Trades and Labor Council said AFL does not depend on the federation, and officers would lack authority to order ads in the local paper.
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Cleveland
Robert Bandlew
Washington
Bucks Stove and Range Company of
St. Louis
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Justice Gould
Bandlow
American Federation of Labor
National Manufacturers’ Association
van Cleave, Post
Harry D. Thomas
Unite Trades and Labor Council
Roosevelt Stirs Up Dilatory Officials
Washington reports President Roosevelt urged quick action after a Waynesburg bank depositor committee asked prosecution of cashier J B Ff Rinehart for abstracting 1 8 million dollars over two years. The depositors feared delay and statute of limitations. Rinehart to face trial June 4 1909 in Pittsburgh before a specially drawn jury despite delay appeals. East Liverpool man shoots woman and himself after rejection. James White 23 shoots Margaret Fisk 19 then dies by self-inflicted gunshot. Fisk wounded.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Farmers and Drovers National Bank
Waynesburg
United States District
Dunkle
Pittsburg
J.B. Ff. Rinehart
J. B. FR. Rinehurt
United States District Court
Jamesb. Young
Dinkle
F.O. Dankle
Trian
Thi le
East Liverpool
Kem Company
James White
McNicol Pottery
Margaret Fisk
Missisk
Labollette Endorses Taft In Wisconsin Campaign Speech
Sen Robert M La Follette spoke in Mount Horeb Wisconsin on October 20 delivering a serious address in which he praised Taft as a patriot and sincere leader while stating his support for Taft believing the Republican party best advances the progressive movement through its platform.
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Ry Wiet
Stern
Anty Drudge
Pillsbury’s
Atmore
Leeee Duke
Fisgus
Uncle Hez
Saltsburg
Westmoreland Coal
M.A. Guthrie
Farmers Bank Bldg
Main Street
Wallace Optical Co
Diamond Bank
Fifth Ave
Liberty St
W. P. Lowry
Optician, Trust Co
Aldg
Postoffice
Foleyshoney
Gompers
Enore
Morrison
Federation
East
Elmira
Warren
Jamestown
N. Y
James Lynch
Pearl Collins
The
Cunningham Company
Cunningham CO
L. Pattison Co’s
Brussels
Indiana, Penn’a
J.M. Stewart & CO
J. B. Younkins
Phila
St., Indiana
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