Taft and Sherman Nominated at Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention nominated William Howard Taft of Ohio for president and James S. Sherman of New York for vice president on the first ballot after committees notified the candidates. Taft’s nomination occurred Thursday afternoon and Sherman’s Friday morning. The gathering featured strong applause for President Roosevelt and notable clashes over a proposed platform plank on judiciary reform, ending in a compromise to unite the party. Delegates from Europe and abroad attended, with ambassadors observing the proceedings in Indianapolis.
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Roosevelt Lands Taft Nominating Speech Praises Taft
In Washington on June 18 1908 Theodore Roosevelt endorses William Howard Taft calling him fearless upright and deeply connected to the needs of all Americans. He praises Tafts stance against privilege and for broad citizenship while urging trust in his character for the nation.
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Taft Triumph at Republican Convention Nominates on First Ballot
The Taft faction wins big on Big Thursday as credentials seating clears paths for Taft. Roosevelt declines renomination, but his policies drive the party to unite behind the nominee. Taft receives the unanimous first ballot with 79 votes cast, while other states offer nominal support for favorite sons.
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Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed for Chronic Coughs
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion and stomach ailments, claiming glycerine as a pure antiseptic and soothing carrier. It warns against substitutes of unknown composition and urges insisting on Pierce's known medicines with forty years of cure history.
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Southern Railway timetable to Greensboro and points South
Train schedule effective January 6 1907 lists Durham Raleigh Selma Goldsboro Norfolk and more routes. Includes connections at Greensboro Salisbury Jeffries and Salisbury for Asheville Knoxville and Louisville. Dining cars on Nos 36 and 30. Contacts and officials listed.
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