The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-28
TAFT WILL BE
NOTIFIED TODAY
or NOMINATION
CINCINNATI IS NOW CROWDED
WITH PROMINENT REPUs.
LICANS.
Fifty Thousand Visitors Are Expected
to Be Present When the Exer-
cises Open in the Ohio
City To-Day.

Cincinnati, O., July 27.-Men who
will be prominent in tne notification
OF Judge William H. Taft began to
arrive in the city today. Among
those already arrived or who are ex-
pected to put in an appearance late
tonight are the following members OF
the notification committee: George
AIDE of Indiana, r. E. Sloan OF Arizona,
John T. Murphy of Wisconsin, M. l..
Steere of Alabama, Frank N. Kennedy
of Arkansas, Charles F. letter of West
Virginia, Charles J. Harris of North
Carolina, George n. Ross of Califor-
MIA, Thomas F. Walsh of Colorado, c..
NJ. Eaton of Washington, G. NJ Gibson
Of Virginia, Charles n. Clark of Con-
necticut, Joseph E. Lee of Florida,
\, Eugene Nolte of Texas, A. w. Ewart
bf South Dakota, ]. R. Gartcn of Geor-
ia, ]. Warren Keifer of Ohio, c. A.
ok of Pennsylvania, Arthur B.
mpson of Oregon, Roy o. West Of
Aois, A. R. Burnham of Kentucky,
,fant Hornaday of Kansas, c. ]. Lcrd
Of North Dakota, J. D. Howe of Mis-
souri,, o. T. Bankard of New York,
Charles r. Leonard of Montana W. A.
George of Nebraska, Charles ]. Har-
ris of North Carolina, and Joseph E..
Fletcher of Rhode Island
Cincinnati, on the strength of what
the railroads and local committees
say, is preparing to entertain $4,000
visitors. Special trains will be run
from all parts of Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky. Passenger men say they
are figuring on the biggest one day
business in the history of the city.
Marching clubs will be here from Co.
lumbus, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Pitts
burg and a number of other cities.
With the exception of few -inish>
ing touches everything is n readiness
for the exercises. The program in
1outline is as follows:
/ "A. M.-Salutes of cannon from the
four hill tops of the city-Mt. Adams,
Mt Lookout Fairview Heights and
Price Hill
8 A. M-Band playing in the parks,
squares and at prominent street cor
ners throughout the city.
10 A. M-Flag raising, W.. ap-
propriate ceremonies of invocation,
singing of patriotic songs presenta-
tion of acceptance and bensdicticn on
the lawn of the residence of Charles
P. Taft, brother of the presidential
nominee on Poke street.
II A. M.-Reception committee es-
corts the notification committee from
Hotel Sinton to the Taft residence,
where an informal reception will be
/ held by the nominee.
~ Mon a temporary platform
Judge Taft will hear the formal
word that he is the republican partys
choice for president Senator Warner
of Missouri, as chairman of the COM
mittee. will be spokesman. and Judge
Taft will make speech of acceptance.
/ P. M.-Marching clubs will pass in
review. Procession expected to be
from two to three miles in length.
1870 P. M.-Public reception by
Judge Taft on the platform.
2:3O P. Reception and luncheon
4 to the members of the notification
committee by Charles P. Taft.
$3.50 P. M.-AutomObhe ride through
the suburbs, the members OF the re-
ception and other notification day
committees accompanying the mem
bers Of the notification committee.
5P. M.-Release of 5000 balloons in
all parts of the city.
eP. M.-Dinner at the Country Club
| to the members Of the notification
sc1anmittee and other distinguished
P. M. fireworks display from
barges on the river front and from
the public landing. Judge Taft, the
notification committee and the citi-
zens committee will board the steamer
Island Queen and view the fireworks
display from the decks.