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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1909

Page

7

Taft Begins 18 000 Mile Tour On His Birthday

President Taft bid farewell in Boston as the Mayflower pulled from South Station. He waved to cheering crowds, greeted Aunt Delia Torrey, and set a slow schedule for a cross country trip totaling about 18 000 miles. The journey includes stops in Worcester Albany Pittsfield and Syracuse with Governor Hughes and Senator Crane among his companions.

Taft Boston South Station Washington Touraine Chamber of Commerce State Senator Crane William Nelson Cromwell George B. Cortelyou William Wood San Francisco Delia Torrey Millbury Land Delia Dewey Square Cain Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commercce Senator Burkett Nebraska Syracuse N. Y Massachusetts New York Lake Erie Chicago New York State Albany Charles E. Hughes Hughes W. Murray Crane Miss Torrey Worcester Mr. Taft Pittsfield Mr. Cromwell New York Central Sherman Utica South Terminal Delia C. Torrey

Not Going Hunting the Pole Says Uncle Walt Mason

Uncle Walt Mason admits he will not chase the lost Antarctic pole. He says others may trail it and gain glory while he stays home with humble work. He reflects on daily duties and finds reward in making people happy through steady, honest labor.

Antarctic Pole Walt Mason George Matthew Adams Sit Empire State West North

Taft Meetings with Hughes at Albany Stop

President Taft spent a busy half hour in Albany on his westward journey with Governor Hughes greeting him at the station. Notables like Charles S. Francis and Judge John T. McDonough joined conversations as Taft invited Hughes to back him on the platform, praising their joint strength.

Taft Hughes Boston West Pittsfield Albany N. Y Charles S. Francis Troy United States Austria-Hungary John T. McDonough Supreme Court of the Philippines James D. McEwan Yale

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