Taft Notified of Nomination in Cincinnati Speech
In Cincinnati on July 20 Senator William Warner announced the Republican notification of William Howard Taft as the party's presidential nominee. Taft replied thanking supporters, outlining Roosevelt era reforms, and defending Republican platform on trusts, tariffs, labor policy, and judicial procedures.
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Cincinmati
Ohio
Willian Warner
Republican Notification Committee
Lodge
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Penato
Chicago
Hay
Menry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Toorevelt
Hie
Washon
Lincoln
McKinley
Howe
Cincinnati
William Warner
Illiam H. Taft
Warner
Republican National Coalition
Han
Percy
Bemares
Theodore Roosevelt
Kerr
Quebec Tercentenary Festivities Highlight World Leaders and Wolfe’s Victory
The piece recounts Quebec’s three hundredth anniversary celebrations with guests including the Prince of Wales and leaders from Canada the United States Australia New Zealand and South Africa. It emphasizes pageants parades and naval reviews plus a proposed Plains of Abraham national park and memorials to Champlain Wolfe and Montcalm. It details Wolfe's 1759 capture of Quebec his siege and death Montcalm's mortal wound and the fall of Quebec notes graves and memorials in Greenwich Westminster Abbey and Quebec followed by Champlain's burial.
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Samuel de Champlain
Quebec
Cond
Prince of Wales
St. Lawrence River
United States
Fairbanks
W. 8. Cowles
Australia
Earl of Dundley
New Zealand
Earl of Ranfurley
Arthur de Villiers
South Africa
Canada
Champlain
St. Lawrence
James Wulpe
Laurier
Plains of Abraham
Earl Grey
The
Wolfe
Mont
James Wolfe
North America
Gibraltar
America
Pitt
House of Commons
Entlivei
Louisburg
Amazon
Montcalm
Finble
Wttle
Ansedu-Foulon
Anse-du-Foulot
Abraham Martin
Louisburg Grenadiers
If Were Not A Christian I Would Be A Jew
A discussion at an Hungarian coffee house on the East Side centers on Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott's remark that he would be a Jew if not a Christian. An Austrian nobleman and a Frenchman are recalled with variations, provoking laughter and reflection among listeners.
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Lyman Abbott
People's Institute
Prague
Budapest
Frehman
Pat
Mayor Reyburn files criminal libel case against North American editors
Mayor John E. B. Reyburn of Philadelphia sues for criminal libel against editor Van Valkenburgh and three associates plus three cartoonists after the North American criticized his police power and city order. Objectionable editorials and eight cartoons were admitted as evidence. Bail set after brief hearing.
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