Taft Nomination Praised by London Papers Amid Roosevelt Praise
London papers cheer Taft and Roosevelt after the Taft nomination. The Standard calls Taft a capable yet independent choice seen as shaped by a great mentor. The Westminster Gazette lauds both Taft and Roosevelt and urges Roosevelt as a steady advisor to the nation. The Globe treats Taft’s victory as uncertain with Bryan likely his opponent. Roosevelt, pleased, orders a prepared statement to be issued to reporters. Taft and family in Washington react with a brief jubilation at the War Department.
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Esch Declares He Does Not Seek Senate Seat
Representative John J. Esch of La Crosse said at a Chicago convention that he does not plan to run for U S Senator Isaac Stephenson’s seat. He reiterated his preference to return to the House and will announce if compelling arguments arise.
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AFL Chief Denounces Plank as Pro Injunction
Gompers says the anti-injunction plank is misconstrued and calls it a pro injunction stance. AFL executive council adjourns to July 16 in Denver to secure the plank for the Democrats. The Manchester sexton notes burials with terse, explicit entries like Died John Green male aged three days.
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