Sherman Tilts Bryan Avowal As A Protectionist
Utica Aug 18 James Schoolcraft Sherman accepted the Republican nomination for Vice President in a brief flag decked setting. He urged tariff protection, endorsing Taft’s platform and a revision of tariff schedules to fit modern conditions, stressing labor, capital, producers, and consumers benefit equally under Republican policy.
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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
Dingley
Artigan
Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief From Itch
An advertisement touts a skin remedy poslan that allegedly soothes eczema acne and other skin troubles aggravated by hot weather. It claims rapid external relief for infants and adults, with a 50 cent trial pack and a two dollar bottle available at Washington druggists. An offer for free samples via Emergency Laboratories in New York is also noted.
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Ogram’s
O'donnell’s
Washington
Emergency Laboratories
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Washington Area
Obituaries list dates in August 1908 including John A Brown Ernest E son of Byrne Henry Uc Dobbs and Nathanel McCullough. funeral plans from St Josephs Church Our Father Church Arlington Cemetery Glenwood and Arlington. Torrey William A funeral at 2 pm Thursday August 2 1908. Notices indicate remainders for train trips to Auburn and local residencies in Hyattsville Maryland and Washington DC.
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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
Washington Post notices inked in multiple newspapers list
Funeral directors and embalmers trade card style notice shows numerous Washington DC firms offering obituary insertion across papers. Names include WM. H. Sardo & Co, Thomas B. Serjeon, Costello, Geier's Sons, Zurhorst, J. William Lee, John R. Wright Co, Harvey's Sons, W. A. Speare, Frank A. Speare with contact addresses and phone numbers.
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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 on Bank Issue Stump in Oklahoma and West
Democratic candidate Bryan presses for a national banks depositor guaranty in Oklahoma. He cites state bank reorganizations, criticizes Congress for inaction, and notes Nebraska Kansas and Iowa trends toward the plan. Campaign funds show $5,000 raised with multiple donors as he tours the West.
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Democrati: National Committee
Bryan Hor
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Bonaparte
Congress
Tammany Hall Backing Bryan Seen by Chicago Labor Delegation
Chicago AF of L members urged the national committee to appoint an AF of L member to head the labor bureau of the Democratic national committee. Mack promised support and a closer alliance with James Lloyd’s Democratic congressional committee to boost House gains. Senator Timothy Sullivan, returning from Seattle, said New York will back Bryan and a Democratic state ticket, while he defended Tammany Hall as regular and effective.
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American Federation of Labor
Mack
National Committee
Labor Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Macte
James Lloyd
Democratic
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Mack Anid
Timothy Sullivan
New York City
Sullivan
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Bryan
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Chanler
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Tammany Wall
Garfield Finds No Major Reform Needs on Trip to Ohio
Secretary Garfield returned to Washington after two and a half months away and reports no serious faults in Interior Department work. He praised the Western reclamation service and Indian schools, noting minor conduct changes may be adopted where a superior method is found. He expects a brief vacation and says Ohio politics will be easy for Republicans, with temperance influence noted.
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Reclamation Service
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Garfield
Washington
Pine Ind
Hawaiian Islands
Ohio
Ohlo
Dick aid in campaign opener cancel feared by troops
Ohio Senator Charles Dick will not attend the State campaign opening at Youngstown citing the encampment at Indianapolis the week of September 3 where Ohio troops are stationed. He writes the state chairman he will assist in the campaign in any other way possible.
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Youngstown
Akron
Charles Dick
Willams
Indianapolis
Maryland to Taft, Baker Sees Taft Victory in State
United States District Attorney D W Baker, returning from Maryland, asserts Taft will carry Maryland. He notes Democrats who backed Bryan are shifting to Taft, and says Bryan lacks a platform beyond bank deposit guarantees, which may fail to persuade voters.
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Baker
Bryan
United States
D. W. Baker
Maryland
Taft
Stone Files Claim On Toqa
Jeferson City Missouri August 18 United States Senator William J Stone today filed with the secretary of State his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator as required by the State primary law Gov Folk has never yet filed his declaration though he is an avowed candidate for the Democratic nomination Convention in Real Deadlock Watertown New York August 18 Morning 47 ballots were taken every one being 14 for Hunt 13 for Stowell and 5 for Knapp in the fight for the Republican congressional nomination in the Twenty
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Patt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
LE Lave
District of Columbia
Root
Sherman
Bellow
New York
Herkimer- Oneida
Congress
Jeferson City
United States
William J. Stone
Gov
Folk
Watertown
N. Y
Hunt
Stowell
Knapp
Bacon at the State Department visit to Cuba and Porto Rico
Assistant Secretary of State Lacon visited the State Department after trips to Cuba and Porto Rico to settle ration arrangements for church property to be turned over to the government.
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State Department
Lacon
Department
Cuba
Porto Rico
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