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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1908

Page

2

Foraker Denies Standard Oil Ties in Taft Row

Former Ohio Senator J B Foraker declares he never served the Standard Oil Co in a way that influenced his public duties. He cites the Elkins act and letters with Archbold to prove he retired from law practice before any such matters arose.

Congress Standard Oil Company New Jersey Elkins Landis Elkins and Clapp Senate Broadway New York Senator Ohio John D. Archbold J. B. Foraker Sixteenth Street N. W Washington, D.C Public Service Jones Arkansas Archbold Judiciary Committee Hoar Platt Connecticut Fairbanks Nelson Hearst Ohio State Journal John D. Archbbold John B. Foraker Washington, D. C Mr. Archbold Columbus Mr. Hearst Price Mr. Price Gov. Nash Hanna McKinley Bryan Taft Watts Morairy Cox Harris Burton Mr. Taft Mr.Taft Mr. Burton Foraker Brownsville Congress of the United States Supreme Court Att Middie Bass Roledo C. T. Lewis Doyle &.Lewis Virgil P. Kline Middle Bass Oledo Richardson Glass Trust Hot Springs Toledo Messrs Doyle Senator Handa Credi John H. Doyle Standard Oil Doyle & Lewis Justice Moody Robert W. Taylor Roosevelt Brownsvillé O&erares New Mexico Arizona Republican Party Cincinnati Ohio General Assembly Aaron Y W. Price Athens General Assembly M. W. Hissey

Foraker Thanks Recipient in Formal Farewell

A formal closing letter from J. B. Foraker expresses gratitude for aid in a matter and assures proper appreciation, ending with a polite sign-off and traditional closing. The tone remains courteous and official as it reiterates sincere thanks.

J. B. Foraker

Morton Sees Taft Sweep In Chicago Visit

Paul Morton of Equitable Life visits Chicago amid Republican fundraising rumors but denies collecting money for Taft. He says he will tour the Santa Fe line West with Ripley and officials to inspect the road. Morton predicts strong Taft support nationwide and a sweeping victory.

Brownsville Judge Taft Taft Roosevelt Committee of Des Moines Plymouth Church Mr. Taft Mr. Bryan United States Tait Milwaukee Foster Opera House East End West Fifth Street Iowa St. Paul New York Times Chicago Paul Moriton Equitable Life Assurance Society Morton Mr. Morton Ripley Santa Fé Road

Longworth and Goebal Nominated for Reelection in Ohio

In Cincinnati on September 25 Republicans from the First and Second Ohio Districts nominated Congressmen Nicholas Longworth and Herman Goebal for another term.

Longworth !S Cincinnati Nicholas Longworth Herman Goebal Ohio

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