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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1908

Page

5

Hughes Attacks Commission Proliferation in State Government

In a lengthy address Governor Hughes defends a unified Public Service Commission, arguing existing rail gas and rapid transit panels lacked real remedy. He faults Democratic leaders for fostering commissions with limited power and asserts support for a strong single body within constitutional bounds. He spoke for over an hour, then attended a Rathbun Hotel reception before leaving for New York.

Republican Party Democratic Party Hughes Public Service Commission Chanler Earier Rathbun New York

Governor Hughes Registers and Forecasts Victory in West

Governor Hughes visited New York to register at a Manhattan polling place and spoke of encouraging Republican prospects in the West. State leaders expect Hughes to win statewide, with Taft likely to carry New York, while Sherman notes a strong upstate vote and a robust Republican House majority.

Hughes Owego Elmira Kent Eighth Avenue 45Th Street Pennsylvania Railroad 34 Street Treadwell George B. Agnew B. W. B. Brown Herbert Par Republican County Committee Woodruff Parsons Repubean Manhattan Bronx Taft New York State New York City Upstate House of Representatives Sherman House Cannon Myron T. Herrick Ohio Hitchcock

Taft Wins Leans on Labor Vote in Ohio Tour

Taft completes the first day of a three day Ohio swing amid large crowds in Akron Zanesville Cambridge and Canal Dover praising his labor record and defense of court powers. He argues Republicans defend labor while Democrats threaten injunctive limits and warns workers against demagogues. He cites Gompers Keefe and Panamanian policy while urging labor unity under law.

Tribune Akron Ohio Taft West Buckeye Mr. Taft National Bryan Zanesville Cambridge Congress Joyce Standard Oil Standard Oil Company Phelan Canal Dover Mr. Gompers American Federation of Labor Gould Roads Adams New Concord Washington Daniel J. Keefe International Longshoremen and Teamsters Keefe Panama Canal Music Hall Mr. Bryan Belmont International Typographical Union

Postum Drink Cited As Better Coffee Alternative

A reader letter tells of a Kentucky mother who switched from coffee to Postum made from roasted wheat and molasses. She says Postum relieved her indigestion and tasted rich with cream, and the story promotes the product with a testimonial tone.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Taft Announces six day campaign itinerary

W H Taft set to speak in multiple cities from October 16 to 21. The schedule includes Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Johnson City Bristol Salisbury Highpoint Greensboro Danville Richmond Newark Trenton Camden Wilmington Baltimore Cumberland Piedmont Grafton Clarksburg Parkersburg and ends with a return to Cincinnati.

Chicago W. H. Taft Republican Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville Johnson City Bristol Baltimore Cumberland Piedmont Grafton Clarksburg Parkersburg W. Va Cincinnati

Gompers Demands Taft Details On Alleged Lies

At a Buffalo Democratic rally Samuel Gompers president of the AFL challenged Will iam H Taft to name any lie he attributed to him. Gompers urged Taft to specify one point of falsehood or issue a public apology.

Buffalo Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor William H. Taft Gompers Taft Mr. Gompers

Taft to Address Railroad Men in New York City

Taft and Governor Hughes plan two speeches for railroad workers on October 28 with stops at Camp Taft Camp Hughes and a main rally at Madison Square Garden. The event involves National Republican League organizers and local committees with university clubs and student son affiliations noted.

Judge Taft New York State National Republican League John Hays Hammond Snell Smith Taft Camp Taft Edward W York New Haven & Patterson Hartford Railroad Company Camp Hughes 168Th Street Third Avenue New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Madison Square Garden Hughes Parsons Benjamin E. Hall New York New York University College of the City of New York Columbia University Yale Brown Governor Hughes John W. Kern Tammany Hall Kern Academy of Music Brooklyn Democratic National Committee Syracuse Oswegs

Republican Club Sets Massive Campaign Meeting Schedule

The Republican Club plans active campaign participation with two truck meetings nightly and six to eight speakers per event. Key talks include James R. Garfield and others at Star Theatre, Carnegie Hall, Cooper Union, and a Madison Square Garden gathering with leaders Sherman and Straus among speakers.

Republican Club Star Theatre James R. Garfield Secretary of the Interior R.fulton Cutting William 8. Bennet Fort New Jersey Leake Cohen Bainbridge Colby Lee Fairchild and Co Maas Black Senator Dolliver Iowa Carnegie Hall Hungary East Houston Street Marcus Braun Taylor Moore Joseph Hickey McLane Connecticut Cooper Union Oscar S. Straus Commerce and Labor Walter M. Chandler John L. Griffiths Liverpool Sherman Madison Square Garden

Republican Meetings Today Reported Across City

A schedule of Republican gatherings lists noon events at Union Square and Broadway venues with speakers Carl Hauser C C Hunt Alexander Bisse A Parker Nevin Luis M Myer Selections include Cassel Hall Wendover Webster Bith Assembly District Camp Taft Camp Hughes and Sterling Republican Labour with speakers Julius Mayer Job Hedges N A Elsberg and others.

Sound Money League Union Square Carl Hauser C. C. Hunt Alexander Bisse National Commercial and Industrial League Brodway A. Parker Nevin Luis M. Myer Cassel Hall Wendover and Webster Avenues Bith Joel E. Spingarn Congress Julius Tobias George Henry Payne Assembly Camp Taft 125Th Street William H. McElroy Charles ©. Maas Camp Hughes 149Th Street Third Avenue Job EB. Hedges N. A. Elsberg Seventh Avenue James ER Peter Zucker Eri. C. Brennen Sterling Republican Lab 145Th Street Broadway Julius M. Mayer

Cure a Cold in One Day Promised by Bromide Laxative

Druggists offer refunds if this laxative and quinine tonic fails to cure a cold in one day. E W Groves label appears on each box.

E. W. Groves

Fashion Goods Advertises an Assorted Stock

An old style advertisement highlights slips hoods bonnets shoes underwear blankets and layettes with a range of fancy work and other garments offered at notably attractive prices.

Confident of the West asserts Taft sweep and Nevada gains

Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee returns from the West saying Republicans will carry Montana Nevada and Ohio for Taft Sherman. He cites Donlan in Montana and Flanagan in Nevada as rising favorites and notes Hughes campaign impact and Indiana assurances. He also predicts Nevada legislature and a Donlan lead over the national ticket.

Hitchcock Republican National Committee West Madison Avenue Montana Nevada Ohio Taft Foraker Sherman Hughes Indiana Williams Ohio Republican State Committee Edward Donlan Donlan Patsey” L. Flanagan Francis G. Newlands Flanagan Reno T. Coleman du Pont Keating George R. Sheldon George J. Smith Otto T. Barnard Parsons

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