Taft Arrival Sparks Citywide Welcome in Cincinnati
Secretary Taft returns from Washington to Cincinnati amid cheering crowds and a large veteran subcommittee, sharing greetings with old friends and newsmen. Sherman accompanies Taft as the party heads to the Taft home, with bands, parades, and a multiracial mix of merchants, workers, and Yale alumni applauding the nominee.
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Mr. Sherman
Charles P. Taft
Washington
Taft
Sherman
National Committee
Millikin
Markbreit
Galvin
Calawell
Archibald
White
Yale
Congressman Sherman
Judge Caldwell
Congress
Arrival of the Nominee Coincident With Reappearance of Old Sol
James Sherman, nominee for the Vice Presidency, provoked merriment among Cincinnati prominent citizens as they waited at the depot for Secretary Taft. Sherman’s remark about the sun shining for him drew smiles while Taft’s train arrival loomed.
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Taft
James 8. Sherman
Amo
Mr. Sherman
Greet the Nominee at Cincinnati Depot Taft Welcome Crowd
Scores of colored men packed the depot yesterday to greet Secretary Taft and Vice Presidential nominee Sherman. Prominent Democrats also gathered, setting aside politics to welcome Cincinnati’s eminent citizen Taft with cheers and hat waves.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Millikin
Yale
Oth
Third Street
Central Avenue
Sherman
William Howard Taft
Invite the Candidate Outing of Cincinnati Bar Association
The Cincinnati Bar Association plans a river outing on Monday aboard the steamer Princess loaned by the Coney Island Company. Secretary of War Taft and President Chanel H. Stephens urge the presidential nominee to attend. The cruise runs 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. with a banquet for 250 at the St Nicholas Hotel and a full orchestra. Expected guests include Ohio Supreme Court judges and Circuit Judges Shaw and Harbeson and Charles Yungblut.
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Cincinnati Bar Association
Taft
Chanel H. Stephens
Coney Island Company
Broadway
St. Nicholas Hotel
Supreme Court of Ohio
William McD. Shaw
M. L. Harbeson
Covington
Charles Yungblut
Newport
Veterans Send Taft Sherman Congratulations Call
Veterans of Colonel Nick Anderson's Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry known as the Guthrie Greys telephoned Secretary Taft to express joy at Taft and Sherman's nomination for president and vice president. Taft delivered his cheerful reply in person as the veterans cheered. The reunion occurred at Thomas Burnet's residence 313 Crestline Avenue Price Hill with Captain Charles Russell in command and Adjutant Cormany assisting.
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Taft
Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Thomas Burnet
Crestline Avenue
Price Hill
Charles Russell
Cormany
Old-Time Dress Parade Brings Soldiers Together
A festive dress parade drew a crowd of veterans and locals sharing jollity and good cheer as old soldiers joined in the procession.
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Plete
Campbell County Republicans Back Taft Nomination
Campbell County Taft Club leaders express disappointment at late notice of Taft's Cincinnati visit. Despite short planning time about fifty Republicans joined in Cincinnati reception effort. Campbell County clubs predict Taft's overwhelming county support as campaign preparations begin.
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Newport
Taft
Cincinnati
City
Ft. Thomas
William H. Taft
Mayor Markbreit praises Taft during arrival at City Hall
In remarks after greeting Will Taft upon his return to his old home the mayor says he woke at 6 am for a demonstration and would do it again. He calls Taft a noble fellow and hopes to meet Secretary of War again before Taft departs. The mayor also notes a crash at the station and believes Taft and Sherman would make a well matched ticket.
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Sherman
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Kenton County Republicans Attend Taft Sherman Reception
Prominent Kenton County Republicans from Covington attended a Cincinnati reception for Presidential candidate William H Taft and Vice Presidential candidate James S Sherman. Mayo r Craig and others praised the nominees and pledged to mobilize voters for the November election.
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Covington
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Cincinnati
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Schuler
G. A. Seiler
E. E. Walker
John E. Shepard
State Central
R. P. Ernst
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Ernst
Rich
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Behton County
Taft and Sherman Meet in the Depot in Cincinnati
Vice presidential candidate James Sherman, second to Taft, concludes a busy day in Cincinnati after a Taft visit at the Taft homestead. Sherman plans to return to Utica with a rest stop in New York and prepares to file his nomination in July. A celebratory dinner with Taft supporters ends with cheers for the Taft and Sherman ticket.
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William H. Taft
Taft
Pike* Street
Linton
Utica
Cincinnati
Mr. Sherman
Myron T. Herrick
Cincinnati Country Club
Mr. Jamess. Sherman
J. G. Schmidlapp
Ernest E. Hart
Iowa
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Medill McCormack
Chicago
George Harris
C. M. Sherman
Boston
Edward Harrison
Frank B. Kellogg
Grand Central Depot
Big Four Railroad
New York
Cincinnati Debates Celebration To Honor Notification Day
Business Men's Club in Cincinnati launches a crusade to honor a proposed notification day with a holiday style celebration. A committee will seek club cooperation, close offices, host a Taft reception, and coordinate with the Associated Organizations to avoid date conflicts.
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Taft
Stock Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
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Industrial Bureau
Associated Organizations
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A. J. Conroy
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George Biederle
Finch
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B. H. Kroger
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B. Braunstein
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George Puchta
S J. Moffett
Harry Levy
Roth
J. C. Schaefer
H. Fo Sedam
Michael Ryan
Business Men’s ‘Club
Taft to Deliver Yale Flagstaff Dedication Speech
President William H Taft will speak at Yale Alumni of Cincinnati dedication of a flagstaff. The event honors Yale connections and marks a ceremonial gathering led by Taft in the era of 1878 alumni activities.
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Taft
William A. Taft
Yale
Cincin
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