Reunion of 1878 Yale Class to greet Taft in New Haven
New Haven, June 19. Secretary Taft will attend Yale commencement next week and be greeted by classmates from the 1878 Yale Law School/college cohort. Signatories include Herbert W. Bowen, ambassador to Venezuela, Rev Charles of Massachusetts, ex-Judge Howard C. Hollister of Cincinnati, James Proctor Clark of the New York appellate division, and former U S Attorney General Henry H. Hoyt.
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New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Herbert W. Bowen
Venezuela
Rev
Charles
Massachusetts
Howard C. Hollister
Cincinnati
James Proctor Clark
Appellate Division
New York
Henry H. Hoyt
United States
Sherman 15 Selected Congressman From Utica District Named
A report notes Sherman 15 selected as the congressman from Utica in a district naming decision. The entry highlights the choice of representative and the district designation.
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Sherman
Utica
Sherman Nominated for Vice President on First Ballot
James Schoolcraft Sherman of New York Utica was nominated on the first ballot for vice president at the Republican convention in Chicago. The roll call showed Sherman leading with eight hundred and sixteen votes as Guild and Murphy were presented but distanced.
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Guild
Murphy
Chicago
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Congress
New York
Utica
Barber
Delaware
Timothy Woodruff
J. S. Sherman
Cannon
Mr. Sherman
Senator Lodge
Governor Guild
Massachusetts
Osborn
McCarter
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
Alabama
Sherman
Arkansas
Great Plans for T. P. A. Meet
Milwaukee June 19 local committees complete arrangements for the Travelers' Protective association convention. An elaborate entertainment program is prepared with all expenses spared for delegates visitors and their families.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National Organization of the Travelers’ Protective Association
Dummers
Sherman and Murphy Play Across States in Sparse Totals
A sequence of state by state tallies shows Sherman and Murphy appearing with varying counts across multiple states from California to Nevada. The list records scores next to each state name, highlighting sporadic appearances and no clear national leader.
Sherman Nomination Unanimous at State Convention
Delegates from multiple states and territories listed their electors for Sherman and others. Crane of Massachusetts moved to make Sherman's nomination unanimous, Governor Fort seconded, the motion prevailed, and Sherman was declared nominated unanimously before the convention adjourned at 11 47 O clock.
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New Hampshire
Sherman
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Guild
Murphy
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Fairbanks
Wisconsin—Guild
Sheldon
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona
District of Columbia
Hawaii
New Mexico
Philippines
Porto Rico
Wisconsin
Crane
Massachusetts
Fort
Republican national committee selects temporary leader
Powell Clayton of Arkansas elected as temporary chairman of the Republican national committee in Chicago. Elmer Dover reelected secretary and W S S Brove sergeant-at-arms. A committee will propose subcommittees to travel to Cincinnati to confer with Secretary Taft on choosing a permanent chairman for the campaign.
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Chicago
New
Republican National Committee
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Elmer Dover
W. S.S. Brove
Cincinnati
Taft
Telegraphic congratulations for Taft Sherman nomination
President Roosevelt, Secretary Taft, and Secretary Cortelyou sent telegrams congratulating Representative Sherman on his vice presidential nomination. The dispatches expressed hearty good wishes and confidence in the ticket. Taft invited Sherman to Cincinnati for a meeting, while Taft’s home displayed flowers and telegrams as a blue-coated policeman stood watch outside.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sherman
Taft
Cincinnati
Cortelyou
K Street
Need for Prophet Leaders Sermon At Christian Church
Superintendent Lawson urges failing math and English pupils to attend two months of regular instruction before retaking exams at school opening. The Christian church hosts a Sunday program at 8:15 p m with a sermon on prophet leaders featuring press and candidate access, plus a 11 a m talk on citizenship. Marie Adams will sing a solo during the service. Bible school begins at 9 45 a m.
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C. Lawson
City Schools
Christian Church
Marie Adams
Bible School
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with preaching at 11 am and 830 pm. The Rev H W Hamilton will lead services and Westminster League meets at 730 pm The public is invited to attend.
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H. W. Hamilton
Westminster League
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