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The Joliet Daily Republican in Joliet, Illinois
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
4
Taft and Sherman Chosen Republican Ticket for President and Vice President
The Republican National Convention named William Howard Taft of Ohio and James Schoolcraft Sherman of New York as the party standard bearers for the coming campaign. The platform emphasizes a strong conservative stance, pledging unity among Republicans and continued Rooseveltian policies with measured progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Sherman
New York
Tion
William Howard Taft
Ohio
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Vic
Taft
Sherman
Future of a Party at Republican Convention
A speech at the Republican National Convention praises the party’s prior record and urges renewed vigor. Senator Lodge is highlighted for defending the party’s history while Republicans anticipate new issues and a youthful push for integrity in politics and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
The
State Journal
Reformer Needs Strong, Conscientious Political Party
The passage argues welfare for stable government over individual gain and warns that reformers need a vigorous, intelligent party to which they can appeal. It emphasizes the power of an awakened public conscience and hopes for better popular government when a capable political movement supports reform efforts.
Recovering Slowly From Wreck Injuries
Arthur Mitchell, hurt in the wreck on the J P A at the B J E junction a fortnight ago, left his bed yesterday. Doctors remain hopeful he will recover and be able to walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mitchell
Junction
Shirtwaist Suit Trend Outlines Practical Wash Dress
The article notes shirtwaist suits remain practical with cotton prints, silk or gingham patterns, and French zephyrs for morning wear, shopping, or walking. It highlights charm in color combinations, small crocheted buttons, and a wish for varied button styles as Harper's Bazaar references a band concert and baseball at Electric Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Taft's Moving Picture Debut as War Secretary
In Washington on a spring morning President Roosevelt overruled war secretary Taft's reluctance to appear on film. General Franklin Bell coaxed Taft into a walk at the State Department and the making of a popular series showing Taft with Bell and later Taft reviewing artillery at Fort Myer. The effort aimed to publicize Taft to America’s 2,000,000 daily theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Moving Picture Machine
Bill
Roosevelt
United States
Big Bill Taft
Taft
Bennett
New York
Franklin Bell
Congressman Bennett
Secretary of War
Teddy
State Department
General Bell
Bil Taft
Moving Picture Theaters
America
Bell
Nenaneatad
Saene Sons SS
Sale
Mr. Taft
Fort Myer
Beaten but Happy Joliet Forester Drill Team
Joliet Forester drill team captain Pearson accepts fifth place in the senior class drill contest at Peoria with philosophy. He notes long pursuit of prizes and pride in his veterans’ skills despite a previous fire that hindered rebuilding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Joliet
Entertaining Week of Socials Honors Miss Frances Staehle
Mrs. Harry W Reed hosted Sunday school class guests at Cass street with a two course lunch for ten. Decor included yellow and blue and dolls in caps and gowns as place cards, plus a guessing rhyme contest won by Ruth Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Reed
Cass Street
Frances
Staehle
Misa Stiehle
Ruth Hayes
Nellie MaeCroskey
Jennie Hoffer
North Broadway
Maud Boyd
Personal notes reveal summer travel and visits across states
Mrs. M A Felman left for West Baden for ten days. Mrs. Sterns and Sadie planned a two week visit to West Baden. Walter Werner hosted visitors on Jefferson street as relatives from Oswego and Joliet gathered. Several residents, including Miss Hazel Scott of Dwight and Miss Lillian Dahlem, planned summer stays in North Dakota and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bell
Chicago
Mrs. Sterns
Sadie
West Baden
Hazel Scott
Dwight, Ill
Adolph Strufe
Jefferson Street
Mrs. Witherstein
Interesting Lecture at Swedish Lutheran Church
Rev. Mr. Lygsander from Sweden delivered a valued lecture at the Swedish Lutheran church on Wednesday evening titled Greetings from the Land of the Midnight Sun. The talk included greetings from the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Metz
Joliet
Charles Godel
Manhattan
August Schuessler
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Lygsander
Sweden
Land of the
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Taft and Sherman
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Vantage
Rockford Star
Mr. Maxim
Inee
Fairbanks
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Taft and
Future OF
Asm
Electric Park
Ular
Peoria
Joliet Forester
Metz Godel
George Jennings
Oneida Street
Charles Ejb
Miss Boyd
Wilmington Road
Ethel Talcott
Western Avenue
Florence Dutton
Detroit
Myra. Mather
Miss Talcott
Mrs. Talcott
Miss Mather
James Mitchell
Elizabeth Street
Emily Stafford
George Burrill
Miss Stafford
Ralph Bailey
Louies Mitchell
Nellie Bidds
Eligabeth Quinlan
O. N. T. Club
James Heggie
E. J. ‘Murphy
Wares House
M.a.felman
Gorn
Walter Werner
Mrs
George Duso
Dagwin Avenue
John Atkinson
Ty Hadsell
Wilmington
Tollet
Guy Jones
Buffalo
N. Y
Lichtenauer
Bertha Pettys
Eastern Avenue
Colorado Springs
W. Tigue
Charles P. Taft
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