National Convention Glimpse Showcases Chicago Politics
In Chicago during the 1908 Republican convention, a bustling, crowded scene unfolds on Michigan Avenue and in the Annex as national leaders, delegates, and lobby parades mingle. The article paints Taft headquarters, state parlor hospitality, and the chaotic drama of access, all highlighting the convention’s civic energy and nationwide reach.
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Hendrick
Chicago
Congress of the
United States
Simon
Denver
Congress
U.S. A
Michigan Avenue
Great Auditorium Hotel
Famous Auditorium Annex
Chauncey Depew
Senate
New York Central Railroad
Empire State
Shelby Cullom
Illinois
Harry New
National Committee
Joe Cannon
Sage
Danville
Washington
G. QO. P
Philander Knox
Phil
Keystone State
Big Knox
Hoosier Fairbanks
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Charles
Commonwealth
Michigan
Alger
McMillan
Julius Caesar Burrows
William Alden Smith
Dolliver
Allison
Iowa
Taft
Arkansas
Arthur L. Vorys
Charles P. Taft
Frank H. Hitchcock
William H
Alabama
Americas Tariff Club
Pittsburg
Blaine Club
Cincinnati
Brother Charles
Secret Service
Porto Rico
Alaska
Maine
California
Everglades
Florida
Krenske Gets Class A Medal For High Score
Krenzke secured the Class A medal with a high score of 182, five points ahead of the next competitor. John Ott won the Class C medal for the third straight time, making the trophy his personal property. Scores from Sunday ranged in A and B classes with listed shooters and per- line scores.
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Krenzke
John Ott
King
Union
H. Krenzke
John Costly
Dr. Gotterdam
B. Ruprecht
Avivo Mas
Beers Sin Eng Eg Trois
F. Pernoe
H. J. Roth
W. Tamner
Theo. Keinahs
Schetus Oekee
Kathary
E. M. Smith
Chas. Halzor
Robt
Bartchenfeld
Ill at Madison E C Story Faces Bank Embezzlement Case
Madison June 17 In Municipal court E C Storey former cashier of Belleville Citizens State Bank faced trial for embezzling 28500 dollars and falsifying reports to the banking department. He requested a six week delay citing poor health. the judge granted two weeks to supply a physician's affidavit.
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Madison, Wis
E. C. Storey
Citizens’ State Bank of
Belleville
State Commissioner of Banking
The Only Way to Convince Your Son
A concise piece argues that to influence a son’s view effectively one should acknowledge his perspective first before presenting opposing ideas, suggesting empathy as a lead in shaping disagreement. The approach centers on respect, listening, and then reasoned counterpoints to foster open dialogue.
Blake's Nerve Draws Bryan Request Aid For Johnson Nomination
Richmond June 17. George McDusse Blake a friend of Bryan asks for help in nominating Gov. Johnson for president in 1912. Blake seeks Bryan’s support and names Douglas of Massachusetts for second place. Bryan has not replied.
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Richmond
George McDusse Blake
Bryan
Gov
Johnson
Douglas
Massachusetts
Milwaukee tax chief meets governor and tax panel
William F. Hooker tax commissioner of Milwaukee visited Madison to discuss local taxation with the state tax commission and later called on Governor Davidson in the executive office.
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Madison
Wis
Willliam F. Hooker
Milwaukee
State Tax Commission
Davidson
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