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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 13, 1908

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Taft Will Not Speak Outside Cincinnati Campaign

National chairman Hitchcock says Taft will make no political speeches outside Cincinnati during the campaign. President Roosevelt will not participate in the New York fight to avoid criticism over Boeing, as the Hot Springs conference details emerge.

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Thomas L Hisgen Boarded as Independence Nominee for Presidency

Thomas L Hisgen, Independence party standard bearer, has long been a force in Massachusetts politics. His bid as an independent producer with Standard Oil first brought him national notice, and his gubernatorial run two years ago drew widespread attention with a large statewide vote.

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Taft Declines in State Campaign Role Amid New York Tensions

At Sagamore Hill and nearby events officials confirmed President Taft will not intervene in state races. He will not express preference for Governor Hughes in New York, and will avoid involvement in West Virginia or Maine Vermont campaigns. Secretary Wilson and Straus may speak in Maine and Vermont.

Hughes New York state Taft avery state Maine Vermont Ohio Youngstown James Wilson department of agricultura wike Straus departement of commerce and labor Ray John Wesley New York

Thaw Adjudged Bankrupt in Pittsburgh Case

Thaw was officially declared bankrupt by W R Mathei t referee in bankruptcy. The move followed the visit of Thaw’s receiver Roger O Mara to Poughkeepsie. Creditors meeting must be scheduled within thirty days with Thaw possibly brought to Pittsburg for the first session. Thaw’s petition lists liabilities and assets totaling 9453 140 43 and 123012 88 respectively.

White Pitteburg vate Gaye PRtabig W.R.aMiait United States William T Lindsay Roger O'Mara Thaw Poughkeepsie O'Mara Blair Pittsburg W. T. Jerome New York

Secure Speaker Controversy Drives Church Political Push

A historic church faction pushes for a prohibition measure affecting liquor shipments and urging members to vote for lawmakers who will back the bill. The spread of the effort includes appeals to support a candidate favorable to the measure and opposition to Speaker Cannon on procedural grounds.

Baltang Methotet Epincopal a & spyak perance muttdis Integene managed itu ber congress bowl of representatives Geupe Healy Cannon house

Morton predicts settlement of Caley estate heirs at last

Newark dispatch reports William M. Morton former police commissioner believes the Caley Ragland estate in England Ireland and Wales will finally exit chancery court after years of delay. He estimates heirs about 100s and notes shares around 5 000 000 each while agent John Coley returns from England to witness prospects heating up. Meanwhile at Highland hotel Peekaboo the Merne te incident stirred a nest of angry patrons as women endured a disturbance.

Newark N. J William’ M. Morton Caley court of chancery England Ireland Wales Morton John Coley Davies Cons Metton

Divorce Made Absolute in Countess of Yarmouth Case

The Countess of Yarmouth, formerly Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburg, has the February decree made absolute by Sir Birrell Barnes of the divorce court. The eight months since the decree suggest she will resume her maiden name Yarmouth. The case is cataloged as Yarmouth versus Yarmouth.

Countess of Yarmouth Thaw London Birrell Barnes Catitens Alice, Thaw Pittsburg Earl of Yarmouth

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