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New Albany Weekly Tribune in New Albany, Indiana

19 Jun 1908

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New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

4

Nominations Open as Republicans Name Cannon and Fairbanks

At the Chicago convention the names of Joseph Cannon of Illinois and William H. Taft of Ohio are presented for president. Rep. Boutell urges Cannon amid praise for his experience and loyalty, while Indiana nominates Charles W. Fairbanks for vice president. Taft is formally nominated by Theodore Burton after a wave of demonstration for Ohio.

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Priborne Chicago Lodge Massachusetts J. W. Hill New York City Joseph Cannon Illinois Representative Boutell W. Pairbanks Indiana J. Frank Hanry Square Boogie v Charles Warren Fairbanks United States New York Timothy Woodreff Hughes Ohio Theodore E. Burton William H. Taft Philippines Hemenway Taft Lafayette Young Iowa Loeb Roosevelt Cummine Mr. Young Young Cummins Fairbanks New York State Sherman Woodruff Republican Party Washington Lincoln Grant Congress Theodore Roosevelt
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Indiana Governor Praises Fairbanks’ Son as Honest Candidate

Governor Hanly of Indiana lauds Charles W Fairbanks Jr as the nation’s favorite son in a nomination speech. He calls him thoroughly clean in life and public service, with a religiously imbued conscience, too candid for deception and too scrupulous for hypocrisy.

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Charles W. Fairbanks Hanly Indiana
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Knox Nominated by Pennsylvania Leader at Convention

Lieutenant Governor Murp hy of Pennsylvania urged the convention to name Philander Chase Knox as the national presidential candidate. He touted Knox as a statesman of genius and a symbol of Pennsylvanian loyalty and prosperity, urging urgent action to honor the commonwealth.

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Robert S. Murphy Pennsylvania Ilon P. C Knox Commonwealth Philander Chase Knox
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Robert M La Follette Named At Wisconsin Convention

Senator La Follette of Wisconsin is presented at the convention by Henry F. Cohens who extols his record as a pioneer and reformer. He portrays La Follette as a bold leader whose dedication has inspired the national crusade for reform and worker rights.

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Senator la Follette Wisconsin Henry F. Cohems Robert M. la Follette Mike Roosevelt Winconsin Robert M. la Folletta Chicago Payel Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts United States
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Irrevocable decision ends Vice Presidential race

Chicago dispatch reports Vice President Fairbanks writes his political manager that he will not seek renomination. The message, dated June 16 1908, states his resignation from the race is absolutely irrevocable and urges acceptance by supporters.

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Chicago Fairbanks Joseph B. Kealing Indianapolis Ind Kealing Charles W. Fairbanks
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Cannon and Mr. Boutell Henry S. Boutell Elinois Joseph G. Cannon Prsce Cannon Spearer Herve Gladstone House of Commons McKinley Wiliam H. Taft Theodore FE. Burton Tagians Benator Knox LA Follette Senator Lodge Massachusettes Democratic Party Dangore Helm Republic Henry Cabot Lodgh
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