Convention Schedule for Republican National Nominations
A detailed card recalls the 1908 Republican convention agenda led by Chairman Harry Now of Indiana. It notes the opening, credentials, temporary officers, and committees, with Senator Julius Caesar Burrows named as temporary chairman and Henry Cabot Lodge as permanent chair. The schedule spans Tuesday to Wednesday with prayers, gavels, and platform talks shaping the nomination process.
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Chicagd
Hitory
Republican Party
United States
Harry
Indianapolis
New
Tate
J. Muldoon
Chicago
Fort Dearborn
Farc
National Committee
Julius Caesar -Bur- Tows
Michigan
Burrows
National Committee ‘Subcommittee
John R
Ernest WW. Smith
Hartford
Conn
Philip M. Hepfole
St. Louis
M. J. Tobin
Vinton
Charles
M. Harrer
Abilene
Kaw
Allen Hollis
Concern
N. He
Reading
Thomasz W.W. Wileliamson
Edwardsville
Ads
George A. ‘Wilson
Des Moines
Asher c. Inde
Washington, D.C
Empsirdell Stone
7 Messenger
Secreta Jackson
Cincinnati
William EF
Gtdne
Baltimore
Ed P. Thayer
Greenfield
Ind
Stephen R. ‘Mason
Lst
Mailey
Coliseum
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Committee On
Committee of Resolutions
Ohan Burrows
William C. Waters
Grace Episcopal Church
Committee On Credentials
Opening Prayer at Convention by Rev Peter J Muldoon
Right Rev Peter J Muldoon auxiliary bishop of Chicago since July 19d will give the opening prayer at the Republican national convention in the Coliseum Tuesday at noon. He has served as chancellor and secretary to Archbishop Feehan, was born in 1863 in Columbia California, educated in Stockton and Kentucky and Baltimore, ordained in 1886, and served as pastor before his rise to the episcopate.
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Peter J. Muldoon
Coliseum
Chicago
Feehan
Muldoon
Columbia
Cal
Stockton
St. Mar
Kentucky
St.ary’s
Baltimore
Hds
St Pius’ Church
St. Charles Lorromed
Nominating speeches loom as convention debates credentials
The credentials committee delays report amid parade plans led by Major General Edward C. Young. Major events span Thursday with nominations by Taft and Hughes supporters, as sessions extend into the night. Vice presidential selection slated for Friday amid evolving caucus outcomes.
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Edward. C. “Young
Uniols
National Guard
Michigan Avenue
Art Institute
Coliseum
Convention
National Committee
Senator Lodge
Committee On
A.J. Hopkins
Clingis
Theodore
Burton
Ohio
William H. Taft
Henry Sherman
Boutell
Cannon
Hughes
New York
Stewart L. Woodford
United States
Spain
Frank Hanly
Indiana
Fairbanks
Robert S. Murphy
P Cknox
Pennsylvania
Attorney Cachems
Milwaukee
la Folletté
Wisconsin
Benetor Foraker
Georgia
Agriculture aims to boost beef supply by proteid-rich feed
The department of agriculture, led by Secretary Wilson, plans proteid plant investigations to raise beef output and lower costs. Nells Hansen of Brookings, a pioneer in plant life studies, will tour northern Europe and Asia to study semi arid regions like Wyoming and the Dakotas for crops such as Turkestan alfalfa introduced earlier to expand feed for cattle.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Toy
Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Ithe
West
Nells Hansen
Brooking
Russia
Siberky
Hansen
Luthér Burbank
Europe
Asia
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Dakotas
Wilson
Frenchman opens fire at war ministry in Paris
A man named Bellanger approached War Minister Piquart to present a petition and fired shots from a revolver. Two bullets struck a chair chain and one hit his arm. Bellanger was arrested and suspected to be demented.
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Associated Press
Bel- Tanger
Burns to meet Rin Squires for 14000 purse in Sydney
A sporting syndicate arranged a heavyweight bout between Tommy Burns and Rin Squires for 14000 dollars to be staged in Sydney during the American fleet's visit next August. Burns had previously bound a Burns Lang match with 10000 deposited. Burns later defeated Squires in eight rounds at Neuilly, with a stomach blow finishing Squires.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Tommy
Burns
Pugilist
Rin Squires
Lang
Jack Johnson
Fitzpatrick Chosen for Hague Arbitration Board
Ottawa reports Sir Charles Fitzpatrick chief justice of Canada has been named by the British government to replace the late Maj. Gen. Sir A. J. Ardagh as one of four British representatives on the permanent board of arbitration at The Hague to settle international disputes.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
Charles Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court of Canada
A. J. Ardagh
Great Britain
Permanent Board of Adbitration
The
Hague
Pressmen in Convention Opens in Mobile for Week
The International Printing Pressmen and Assistants union of North America opened its six to seven day convention in Mobile Alabama with a sizeable delegation. Morning proceedings included welcomes and addresses as delegates gathered for the session.
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International Union
Mobile
Associated Press
Ala
The
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Afddresacs
Heat Claims One Life in Pittsburgh Heat Wave
One person died and another suffered a serious prostration as a heat wave hit Pittsburgh yesterday. The Associated Press reported the toll, urging residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during the extreme temperatures.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Delicious Banana Cream Recipe From Corresponden Page
Delicous banana cream dish details a six banana preparation with sugar, lemon peel, boiling water, and a mold. The method notes chilling and garnishing with candied fruit, served with whipped cream and piping hot pudding sauce. Ad mentions gelatin package price and grocer availability.
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Myorrey
Jelsao
Ona Tryst
Domsert
Philippines Not Stingy Funds For Atlantic Visit
June 15 Manisia reports the government has appropriated 100000 pesos for entertainment of the Atlantic feet during its visit. The sum highlights state support for dignitary visits and cultural hospitality by the Philippine authorities.
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Associated Press
Manisia
Democratic Convention in Milwaukee completes ticket lineup
Milwaukee delegates absent from ticket as the Democratic convention closes. The ticket names Harvey D. Brown as governor with a slate including C Wright, Edward Ziegler, J Hull, Arve Peterson, Henry Dunham, Julius Cfteery and multiple district representatives. The platform calls for nationalization of trusts, workers’ pensions, free schools, water rights recovery, and land conservation, with emphasis on farmers and prohibition debates.
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John Severe
J. EH. Harris
Sturgeon Ray
CG. de Sanquist
Hull
Tiight
Harvey D. Brown
Gemperance
Feld
Social Democratic Party
State land policy favors settlers over speculation
Open land access aims to aid small farmers by allowing permanent occupancy based on use, with favorable terms. Proposals include state capital for seed and stock, employment support, agricultural stations, timber mills, and plants to manufacture farming machinery at cost for settlers and farmers.
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New See Seok
Trousers for Taft Reach Chicago From Texas Angora Plan
A Texas made mohair pair of trousers, cut from the famed Angora goat Admiral Togo, is being prepared for Secretary Taft if he is the Republican nominee. Texas business men sent the wool to Philadelphia for fabrication and will present the trousers in Chicago during the convention, aiming to spotlight Texas and its goat industry. The plan calls for a public reception and possible display at the Coliseum, with a Texas column leading the parade if Taft is nominated.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Art
State of
Texas
Taft
Cannon
Hughes
Knox
Togo
John Ti. Carrington
Business Men's Club of
San Antonio
Cecil A. Lyon
Natonal
Frank O. Landrum
Admiral Ego
Africa
Business Men
Philadelpha
Mr. Taft
Coliseum
Taft II
Tuyen
Woman learns little and fools man in the end
A concise saying reflects how a woman achieves freedom by gaining wisdom quicker than a man, suggesting that some people never grasp a situation yet still outwit others.
Father William's Indian Herb Tablets touted for liver and kidney relief
Advert says the tablets cure many ailments from liver and kidneys to stomach and bowels with vigorous liver action and blood purification. Claims digestion improves and movement of the bowels normalizes. price listed as 29 cents with refund if not satisfied. Sold by Dr Medland at 11 Algoma Street.
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Father William
Dr. Medland
Algoma Street
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