Taft and Sherman Parade Draws 100000 Participants
The Taft and Sherman parade planned for next Saturday under the Business Men's Republican Association is expected to attract about 100000 marchers. New clubs include the Printers and Stationers Taft and Sherman Club and the Railways and Transportation Taft and Sherman Club led by E A Drake. Capt William H Palmer will marshal the rail division with delegations from major railroads. Edwin Drake says participation is voluntary and not coerced by employers. The parade will feature two ambulances from the National Volunteer Emergency Service and a team of fifty physicians with free medical aid for minor incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Republican Association
Taft and Sherman Club
Railways and Transportation
E. A. Drake
J. W. Everett
Wiliam H. Palmer
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Ontario & Western
North Hampton & Bath
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
New York Central
Interborough
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Edwin Drake
Association
National Volunteer Emergency
Grand Stand
Madison Square
Waverley Place
Broadway
Stone says political letters burned in Harrisburg incident
Ex-Gov William A Stone says he burned all political letters and cannot discuss the Hearst accusation. He notes a letter of introduction to Mr Twombly was not used by Judge Elkin and claims funds cited could not influence legislation since the Legislature had adjourned. He calls the matter closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twombly
Hikin
Beech Creek
New York Central
William A. Stone
Wiliam
R. Hearst
Stone
Harrisburg
Mr. Stone
Pennypacker Denies Any Influence From Archbold on Hosense Judge Choice
Ex governor Samuel W. Pennypacker rejects claims that Standard Oil or John D. Archbold influenced the appointment of Meadville judge John J. Henderson to the Superior Court. He says such communications would be on file at Harrisburg and he never met Archbold, making such requests unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Standard Oil Company
John D. Archbold
John J. Henderson
Meadville
Penn
William R. Hearst
Brooklyn
Judge Henderson
Archbold
Standard Oil
Pennyacker
State Capitol
Harrisburg
Taft Defends Court Authority Amid Gompers Speech
The speech in Brooklyn features Taft defending court orders and labor rights against Gompers and Bryan. Taft argues unions follow the law but must respect property rights, and he condemns threats to the judiciary. He ends exhausted but unbowed, receiving strong public show at the theater and on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Congress
Taft
John Smith
Smith
William J. Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Courts of the Land
Mr. Taft
Taft Tours Brooklyn Campaign Stop in 1908
Taft made a rapid Brooklyn tour with 15,000 marching in a parade and crowds filling Saenger Hall and Clermont Rink. He praised Roosevelt’s policies, defended Navy strength, spoke to German and Jewish audiences, and urged electing the Republican ticket to sustain prosperity and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Hitchcock
George R. Sheldon
Academy of Music
Clermont Rink
Nc Ce
Bry
Aew
Taft
Saenger Hall
Brownsite
Ernst Nathan
Roosevelt
Mr. Nathan
Oscar Straus
Commerce and Labor
House
Straus
Republican Party
Quack remedies and political remarks in Brooklyn meeting
A speaker condemns stolen freedoms and malcontents while dismissing a promised cure as quackery. Timothy D. Woodruff signals an upcoming address, then leaves as the audience is told to expect one more talk in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taften
Timothy D. Woodruff
Brooklyn
Taft’s Connecticut Campaign Day Draws Crowds
Taft launched from New York at 10 30 visiting New Haven where Yale faculty, students, and the class of 08 welcomed him. He spoke in Stamford Norwalk Bridgeport and New Haven urging prosperity under the Republican ticket and attacking Bryan. Robert Taft joined later at New Haven before the return to New York then Port Chester for a final stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Connecticut
New Haven
Yale
Robert
New York
Hill
College Town
John Hays Hammond
National League of Republican
Chicago
Charlies F. Brooker
Robin §. Woodruff
Gov. Lake
Taft
Stamford
Bryan
Mike”’ Kenneally
Kenneally
South Norwalk
Gov. Woodruff
Mr. Bryan
T Fe
Club
Lincoln
Yale Taft Club
Mr.Taft
Unife
Theodore McDonald
State Street
Chapel Street
Churchtreet
Madow Street
Art
Gov Lake
George
Lilley
Max Palub
J. Parry
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Port Chester
Westchester County
Ruan
Taft Arrives Home After Brooklyn Visit
Judge Taft returned from Brooklyn and arrived at his brother's home at 26 West Forty-eighth Street at 12 10 this morning. He expressed great pleasure with the reception he received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Brooklyn
West Florty-eighth Street
Taft Tour Through Brooklyn and Hudson Valley Stops
Judge Taft spoke across Brooklyn venues and planned stops from Grand Central to Yonkers and Poughkeepsie. L. Woodruff of the Republican Committee called the Brooklyn tour memorable with big, effective speeches and hearty receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Grand Central Station
Yonkers
Tarrytown
Peekskill
Poughkeepsie
Udson
Schenectady
Frog
Othy L. Woodruff
Republican Stateommittee
Judge Taft
Yale Towne and local plants shut for Taft speech
Stamford factories including Yale & Towne Manufacturing and other locals paused operations for Taft speech. Earlier, when Kern spoke, Valeig Fort Company kept its plant running for a first Saturday afternoon since summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
William H. Taft
Kern
Valeig Fort Company
Court Sets Hearing on Commodities Clause Cases
The Supreme Court today fixed hearings for the twelve commodities clause cases concerning consolidation. Justices will hear arguments during January and February as part of the government’s efforts to define wartime powers.
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Hearst
Pennypacker
Gompers
Brownsville
Congress Hall
Atlantic
Vermont
Arion Hall
Arion Place
Williamsburg
Bryar
Clarmont Ink
Lynch Street
Bedford Avenue
Bering
Hughes
Timothy’ L. Woodruff
Montau Club
Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Franklin W. Hooper
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Cincinnati
Hooper
Metropol
Supreme Court
Aspinall
Carr, Stapleton
Carr, Stapleton, Blackmar, Joyce, Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff
United States
Depew
F.H. Hitchcock
National Republican Committee
Stewart L Woodruff
Oscar S. Straus
Charles P.taft
J. P. Dolliver
Ore Clermont Rink
Depew and
Simon Rothschild
Bill
Europe
America
Republican
Washburn
Crosby's
Seto Meoaye
Omia Nair
Hudson River
Troy
Saky & Comparty
Lisle
34Th Street
35Th Street
Try Avene
Regent St
Crossandsewn
England
Mark Cross
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Summer St
November Pearson
Incoln
Creelman
Springfield
Rupert Hughes
Hamlin Garland
Olonel Crockett
Sah
Capetown
Jove
Bill McDonald
Texas
H. G. Wells
Pearson
Pearson's Magazine
Grand Rapids Furniture Company (Incorporated
Fifth Aviane
Stern Brothers
Ladies’ Tailoring
West Twenty-third Street
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