Campaign Speakers Ready for Nationwide Tour
The speakers bureau reports nearly thirty volunteers ready to tour the country. Atwood and twelve U S senators pledge support, offering their services at their own expense to advance the campaign goals.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
6
The speakers bureau reports nearly thirty volunteers ready to tour the country. Atwood and twelve U S senators pledge support, offering their services at their own expense to advance the campaign goals.
The group will prepare a detailed Phin of speaking campadin and then send out speakers on their own initiative. Judge Attain B Parker of New York is expected to actively participate. Chatman Mackamt National Committeeman Madsen of Minnesota and John Tomiason of Alabama travel to Cincinnati to advance club organization in the East.
Milwaukee Aug 11 special: Miss Emma Trey of this city and Mr Markie of Chicago wed during a trolley ride to the Wisconsin River area. The ceremony, arranged during a vacation visit, surprised friends. They plan to reside in Chicago.
Readers confront anti Japanese bias as London dispatches report rapid expansion of Japan and warning of American navy power. U S papers echoed concern stirring anti Japanese feeling in New York Tokyo and other cities.
The article discusses utterances by Count Okumu fueling controversy in American press and a review by Count Olea in the Hook. It notes Roosevelt's navy policy and the potential impact of commercial interests on war, with responses to accusations of anti American sentiment.
A reader praises P and G Naphtha Soap in a letter folded into a local notice. The writer claims the soap speeds laundry, finishing by eleven o'clock, and urges other housekeepers to try the product. The message cites the grocery in the city and emphasizes the soap as miraculous and time saving.
The Hooks article from August 1 cites Count Okuma blaming US naval expansion on Japan’s rise as a world power. It notes President Roosevelt’s speeches shaping policy while questioning how long American public opinion will align with his views.
Not good for babies. The health department links overfeeding and improper foods like beer pickles and sausages to Chicago infant deaths. The weekly bulletin reports 408 diarrheal deaths among under twos in July and about 200 in the last eight days, mainly in congested railway areas and among Slavic families, due to lack of proper care.
Detroit August 14 The convention of the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen in session here refused to go on record for or against local option. A resolution opposing local option was referred to the district of Ohio and the Ohio Federation of Labor from which it came.
Taft and William J. Bryan are expected to attend a campaign event this week in Toledo Ohio. Officials extended invitations to both candidates for the executive session, with details still uncertain as the campaign activity unfolds.
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