Sherman Tilted Bryan A Avowal As A Protectionist
Utica August 18 James Schoolcraft Sherman accepted the Republican nomination for Vice President speaking from a flag decked stand on Geneva Street. He endorsed Taft's policies, urged tariff revision guided by protection, and argued the tariff must reflect modern conditions to raise wages, protect labor, capital, and producers nationwide.
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Utica
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Republican Party
Genesee Street
Chicago
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Toot
M. W. Stryker
Hamilton College
Str. Sherman
Thomas Wheeler
Utlen
Carles
Symonds
Sherman
Taft
Roosevelt
Burrows
Iion Committee
Wiliam H. Taft
Dingley
Artigan
New Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief From Itch
An advertised skin remedy claims rapid relief for itching and eczema aggravated by hot weather. It promises external application with benefits for infants and adults, offering a 50 cent package and a two dollar jar at local druggists in Washington. An experimental supply is available free by writing to Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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C. A
Ogram’s
O'donnell’s
Washington
Emergency Laboratories
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Obituaries fragment from Washington area notices 1908
Several short obituary items dated August with names including JOHN A BROWN ERNEST E DOBBS NATHANIEL MCCULLOUGH and WILLIAM A TORREY. Notices mention funeral dates in mid August, church locations in Washington DC area, Arlington Cemetery, Glenwood interment, and family relations.
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Sibley Memorial
John A Brown
Sunda
Ernest E
P J Byrne
Maryland
Avenue Northeast
St. Joseph's Church
Washington
Auburn
Aubury
Hyattsville
Henry UC. Dobbs
McCullou
Pr. N
Nathantel Nelson
Laurat Mcullough
Elatives
T Rf G. & RL
Kit Carson Post
Ladies
Daughters of the Volunteers
Legion of Loyal Women
Church of Our Father
Thirteenth
Northwest
Lu Ireets
Arlington Cemetery
Torrey
William A
Ada Torrey
Glenwood
Marriage and Death Notices in The Washington Post
Public notices list multiple funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers in Washington DC. Firms include WM H Sardo Co, Thos B Serjeon, Costello, Frank Geier’s Sons, Zurhorst, J William Lee, John R Wright Co, Harvey’s Sons, W A Speare, and Frank A Speare, each offering services, livery, and modern chapels.
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
Lincoln &3
THOS
Sergeon
Cain
Wil
Mata
A. Costello
Frank Geier’s Sons
Keventh ST
Harvey’s Sons
Eourteenth St
Jomracdious Chapel
W. A. Speare
F Street
Frank A. Speare
Mer
Bryan Drives Bank Deposit Issue Across Oklahoma Campaign
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan urged Congress to back a national bank depositor guaranty in Oklahoma. He cited local banks shifting to state charters after Attorney General Bonaparte’s ruling, urging federal action and noting how Oklahoma banks benefited from the guaranty system while others suffered. Johnson of Minnesota to join Nebraska speeches, with Bryan avoiding a cross-country tour this year.
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Oklahoma
Johnnson
Stump
Washington Pott
Lincoln
Nebr
Bryan
Haskell
The
Democrati: National Committee
Bryan Hor
West
Bonaparte
Congress
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
John
I. E. Brown
Mr. Bryan
Round Table
Mack Defers To Gompers On Labor Bureau Head
Chicago AFL delegates urged that a Labor Federation member head the Democratic national committee labor bureau. Mack promised to grant the request as talks with James Lloyd, Dem congressional chair, outlined closer party cooperation. Sullivan from New York lauded Bryan and predicted a Democratic Senate and Governor slate, citing Tammany Hall as regular and loyal to the ticket.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Mack
National Committee
Labor Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Macte
James Lloyd
Democratic
Congressional Committee
Mack Anid
Timothy Sullivan
New York City
Sullivan
Seattle
Wash
The
Eagles
Bryan
New York
Trent
Chanler
West
Tammany Hall
Tammany Wall
Garfield Finds No Reform Need After Trip Home
Secretary Garfield returns to Washington from a Western inspection and Hawaiian visit. He says Indian schools and the reclamation service are in excellent shape, with minor conduct changes possible and no serious faults found. He expects a brief vacation and sees Ohio as a walkover for Republicans.
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Interior Department
Reclamation Service
West
Garfield
Washington
Pine Ind
Hawaiian Islands
Ohio
Ohlo
Dick 10 aid in campaign obstruction at opening
Ohio Senator Charles Dick will not attend the State campaign opening at Youngstown Ohio Aug 18 due to the encampment at Indianapolis the week of Sept 3 of the Ohio troops he commands The senator writes the state chairman he will assist the campaign in any other way possible
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Ohio
Youngstown
Akron
Charles Dick
Willams
Indianapolis
GIVES MARYLAND TO TAFT
United States District Attorney D W Baker, returning from a Maryland political tour, believes Taft will carry the state. He notes Democrats who once backed Bryan are shifting to Taft and that Bryan has little platform beyond bank deposit guarantees.
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Baker
Bryan
United States
D. W. Baker
Maryland
Taft
Stone Files Claim On Toga For Senate Nomination
Jeferson City Missouri August 18 United States Senator William J Stone filed with the secretary of State his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator under the state primary law Gov Folk has not yet filed though he is an avowed candidate for the Democratic nomination In Watertown New York August 18 the morning 47 ballots were taken in the Republican congressional nomination fight in the Twenty third district with 14 for Hunt 13 for Stowell and 5 for Knapp in a real deadlock
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Taft
Ue Plath
Patt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Root
Sherman
Bellow
New York
Herkimer- Oneida
Congress
Honse of Representatives
James Schoolcraft Sherman
United States
Senate
Jeferson City
William J. Stone
Gov
Folk
Watertown
N. Y
Hunt
Stowell
Knapp
Bacon at the State Department visit to Cuba and Puerto Rico
Assistant Secretary of State Lacon visited the State Department after a trip to Cuba and Porto Rico to finalize a settlement concerning rationing for acquiring church property to be transferred to the government.
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Bacon
State Department
Lacon
Department
Cuba
Porto Rico
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STONE
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Goethals
Panama Canal
George W. Goethals
Wright
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Mattie J. Tompkins
East Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company
Washington, D. C
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Shoemaker
Tennessee
Shoomaker CO
Frank P. Milburn & CO
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