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Newspaper

The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram

Location

Richmond, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

4

Megaphone Man Aims Backstage at Republican Convention

J Henry Smythe Jr of Philadelphia, 24, famed for leading a ten minute Roosevelt cheer at the last GOP gathering, seeks entry this year without a ticket. He plans to attend the platform, hopes to gain admission by any means, and may again stir the crowd with his megaphone and flag.

Chicago J. Henry Bmythe Jr Philadelphia Roosvelt Smythe Roosevelt Young Smythe Pennsylvania University Oyster Bay

The Stomach Core Of The Body Affairs Symptoms

A fragment describes the stomach as the hub of the body and notes its central role in health. It mentions relief for constipation and dyspepsia as outcomes of stomach function, presenting a health claim about prompt relief from digestive issues.

Hughes boom reshapes Chicago view of candidate

Chicago, June 17. How Hughes has blown up as a presidential candidate. Months ago he seemed a rival to Taft, yet now support wavers. A New York delegate refused to wear a Hughes badge, calling the idea ridiculous. Congressman Olcott says the Hughes surge is tragic and notes New York’s split over his vice presidency.

Chicago Hughes Taft Mary Pittsburg New York Congressman Olcott

GAVEL USED IN CONVENTION HISTORIC AND FAMILY DISPUTE

A Chicago report recalls the 1908 convention gavel made from Fort Dearborn timber presented to Harry S. New. Separately, Anna Runge seeks divorce after 34 years of marriage, citing eleven years apart, but the petition is denied for lack of statutory proof. Her husband remains living with her in the dispute resolution context.

Chicago Harry New Fort Dearborn United States Old’ Northwest Department of Municipal History and Museums Chicago City Hall Harry S. New Republican National Committee Chicago Committee On George Runge Anna Runge Civeutt Court Room Runge South Sixth Street Henry Peterson

Heating plant contract for new school east of Richmond awarded

Trustee Potter awards the heating plant contract for the new school east of Richmond to the Peter Johnson Company for a bid of 589 dollars.

Potter Richmond Peter Johnson Company

Our Pie pie mix marketed as thrifty home aid

A Detroit grocery promotion touts a new product named Our Pie sold in 10 cent packets for lemon chocolate and custard pies. Each package claims to produce two large pies with a positive guarantee. Local grocers report rising sales and customers praise the mix.

Woman Delegate Sits In Convention for Suffrage Hope

Chicago July 17. Mrs Lucy A Clark of Brigham City Utah is the lone regular woman delegate at the Republican convention and may be the only woman to vote at a GOP gathering. She urges a party record in favor of woman suffrage while noting Roosevelt would be a strong vote if he ran. Clark backs Taft as standby and endorses John Hay Hammond as possible VP. She says suffrage gains in Utah Colorado Wyoming Idaho prove it is no joke and is consolidating beyond ridicule.

Chicago Lucy A. Clark Brigham City Utah Clark George Sutherland Salt Lake City Resolutions Committee Roosevelt Taft John Hays Hammond Colorado Wyoming Idaho

Suffrage Talks Mark Shift in Public Support

A Utah suffragist, Mrs. Clark born in Farmington in 1550, gains notice as supporters grow. The press turns friendlier as talks on enfranchisement proceed and veterans of the movement recount decades of groundwork despite a 1896 senate bid troubled by a Democratic landslide.

Clark Utah Farmington Utah State Suffrage Association State Senate

Easy Task Soap Promises Easier Cleaning at Five Cents

A vintage ad touts Easy Task Soap as a solution to heavy domestic chores. It condemns inferior yellow soaps that smear and fail to cleanse, claiming the product keeps home bright and sanitary for only five cents a cake at all grocers.

Convention Seats Selling High At Chicago Convention

Chicago reports convention tickets selling at 10 to 200 dollars amid accusations of favoritism and auctioning by unknown sellers. Classified ads offer three season tickets with badges, with delegates receiving badges while others resell. An ancient Leicester milestone praised as a historic marker near the Fosse Way is described.

Chicago Fred W. Upham C. P Tribune Leicester England Caesar Hadrian Trajan Parthia Fosse Way Liverpool B Mercury

Blackburns Castor Oil Pills Rebranded as Casca Royal-Pills

The distinctive coined name Casca Royal-Pills is adopted for Blackburns Castor-Oil-Pills the ten cent remedy that made Mr Blackburn four wealthy.

Blackburn

Gertrude Breslau Hunt to Speak on Socialism Here

Noted socialist orator Gertrude Breslau Hunt will address the public on socialism at the Pythian temple this evening. She has spoken in the city before and is described as a strong speaker. Invited to the event, the public is welcome to attend. Separately, the rajah of Rampur invited about 200 Indian poets to a state gathering, though he was too unwell to attend.

Gertrude Breslau Hunt Pythian Temple India Rampur

Forest Survey for Kenal Forest in East Africa Protectorate

A colonial office expert reports Kenal forest stretches 287 miles long and eight miles wide, totaling about 1,000,000 acres. Timber value peaks at $115,000,000 for the wood alone, highlighting vast resources in the protectorate.

British Colonial Office Kenal Forest East African Protectorate

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