Foraker Taft Fight in Ohio Divides Senate Support
Ohio Republicans favor Taft for the presidency with strong backing across the state and nation. Foraker and Dick oppose the inevitability of Taft’s nomination, arguing internal party rivalries and personal ambitions. The piece notes taft’s broad appeal, Foraker’s stubborn stance, and the political dynamics shaping the 1908 contest. It ends with a medical testimonial for King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Taft
Foraker
Wm. Howard Taft
Emulsion Aids Health Against Cold Weather
An ad notes that Scott's Emulsion strengthens the body to withstand temperature changes and help prevent catching a cold. It claims the product can prevent colds for those exposed to wind and cold, advising purchase at 50 cents or one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Protracted meeting draws full house as town notes
Warm weather a sign of early spring prompts a crowded Sunday night meeting. Mrs. David Fourman suffers health decline amid dropsy symptoms. B. E. Elk plans a public sale this month. Harry Fourman moved to New Mexico to purchase land last fall. Mrs. Melvin Landis’s son is critically ill with whooping cough pneumonia and related diseases. Charles Kendall travels with W J Dull to Florida to pack oranges for an extended absence. Some tobacco stripping continues. G W Ludy of Greenville works for his brother Sam briefly. P H Delk transacted business in Greenville today. January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fourman
B. E. Elk
Harry Fourman
New Mexico
Melvin Landis
Charles Kendall
W. J. Dull
Florida
Fifteen Years of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine testifies that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve has cured sores boils ulcers and burns for fifteen years and saved doctor bills. Available for 25 cents at Wm Kipp’s Sons drug store. Advertisement mentions Clover Seed buys and seed varieties from Mace Manafield Greenville Ohio and Seedamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
Wm. Kipp’s. Sons
Bucklen
Bill
A. F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Wm. Kipp
Mace & Manafield
Greenville
Ohio
Our Hoosier Budget from Portland 1908 political notes
Our Hoosier Budget reports on local figures including J W Headington in fragile health and Elijah Lyons comatose. Ira Porter faces arrest over a fatal gun accident. Muncie strike continues. Holiness meeting healing the sick is noted. local business, forestry and farming topics appear with praise for Hood Grocery and Frank and Sons. Politically the writer backs W Fairbanks, criticizes Taft, Adair, Williams, and Hawkins as 1908 Indiana discourse unfolds. Health, tuberculosis warning, and trailing skirts comment round out the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Lyons
Ira Porter
Porter
Winchester
W. Fairbanks
Taft
Adair
Indiana
de Armond
John Sharp Williams
Bryan
Hawkins
Darke County
Bor
Washington Letter on Aldrich Bill Caucus Frustration
The Senate Democrats failed to form a solid caucus against the Aldrich financial bill amid divisions. Stone faces Bailey and Teller, arguing no unified substitute exists, while Bailey and Culberson resist, and Texas Senator Bailey notes no consensus. Emergence currency and railway bond plans loom. Do not trust this is a full summary due to fragmentary OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Aldrich Financial
Stone
Teller
Colorado
Aldrich
Bacon
Bailey
Culberson
Texas
It Quiets the Cough and Juries of Policy Analysis
The piece extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a longstanding remedy for consumption and coughs, claiming it calms inflammation and fever and aids healing. It then shifts to political theater, detailing Senator Aldrich’s push for a favorable Senate report, Speaker Cannon’s cooperation, and Banker-backed amendments, with Senator Hansbrough resisting western banker interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Aldrich
Bailey
Texas
Tajple Teller
Jolly Hale
Speaker Cannon
House
Senator Hansbrough
North Dakota
Electric Bitters and local ads in Progress and Carrollton Democrat
Mrs Mary Dowling of San Francisco testifies to Electric Bitters easing acute indigestion and stomach and liver troubles. The Progress advertises 50 cent tonics and discounted shirts, while Granite Tomahawk Jaimes notes granite tomahawks and Vermont gravite as signs of ancient Native American presence in Carroll County per the Carrollton Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dowling
Wm. Kipp
Jaimes
Vermont
Kentucky
Carroll County
United States
Carrollton
Sale Notice on Men's Hats Underwear and Pants
Mens hats and underwear priced down with further cuts on pants as part of a clearout sale. Shoppers urged to visit store to grab reduced items while stock lasts.
Delegates Selected for Ohio Republican State Convention 1908
Olio Republicans must act by January 20 1908 to elect delegates and alternates for the March 3 4, 1908 Columbus state convention. Ballots will be by county primary February 11 with official ballots issued by deputy state supervisors. The call covers candidate lists, petition deadlines, and arrangements for district and at large representation to select delegates for presidential electors and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Colimita
Olio
Republican Nation
nM@ee
Presidencial
Board of Pubic Works
Supreme Court
Hie Supreme Court
Carrl A. Thompson
Manling Belmont
Metin Brown
Butleroy
Sir Carell
Manish
Clermont
Mergen
Clinton
Colummblata
Fayette
Galt Sindiaty
Gene Belo
Greene Cae
Benen
Gaerne
Halitar
Bommi Hardin
Ad . Hurviaun
Tenry
Pionats Turon
van Wert Hietiand A
NV Sereeee Hocking
Warren Oe Hotel
Wrahington Jo
Jucexon
Jefferson
Willie
Knox Raneeee
State Central Committee
State Central
Ohio
Voung
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
Aach County
Uchet
United States
Anit
Collet
Iis
S Hall
Board of Depute State
Secordines
Tleher
Cholo
Wich Deloxares
Ie Nani
Lila
Aullao
Plackig
Pleciig
Efess
Board of Deyly
BCH
Nunes
Board of Deploy
Deput
Yabie
Walter F
Brown
Beira
George
King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Foraker
John Sherman
Wm. McKinley
Mark Hanna
Senator Dick
G. W. Ludy
Sam
P. H. Delk
Gam
Portland
Ind
Martin
J. W. Headington
Jay Couny
Muncie
Drug Trust
Hood Grocery Company
W. H. Hood
Frank and Sons
Floriculturists
Joe Burtch
John Wilt
George Bowersox
J. L. Baird
Infante
Washington
C. Ayer Co
Sarsaparilla
E Uch
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