Sherman Wins Nomination for Vice President at Convention
New York delegates celebrate James S. Sherman after his nomination at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Speaker Cannon and Governor Guild back him, while New York’s Woodruff leads a victory speech praising New York as pivotal. Sherman’s reception includes a street rally as he travels to Cincinnati.
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Campaign talk on Herrick 10 run for Taft campaign
Chicago dispatch outlines Powell Clayton Myron Herrick and others as potential Taft campaign managers for the 1912 bid. The eight member sub committee will meet Secretary Taft in Cincinnati to choose a chair and handle the campaign leadership. Hitchcock and Vorys emerge as contested choices with risk of factional strife in Ohio.
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Sherman’s Home Celebrates Nomination in Utica Area
Special to The New York Times Utica N Y June 19 The home guard of the faithful prepared a demonstration upon news of Sherman’s nomination including bells chimes fireworks cannon and a giant bell in the municipal tower. Utica a manufacturing city erupted in sound with red fire and a parade while New Hartford showed notable activity in support.
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Sherman Nets Vice Presidential Nod Stir New York Politics
New York delegation backs Sherman for VP at Chicago convention while Hughes supporters lobby for Seth Low. Gen Woodford argues Low would woo independents in New York City, and the machine faction favors Sherman to pave the way for Wadsworth Jr. at the gubernatorial race. Gov Hughes commends Woodford’s campaign and knightly conduct.
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Taft greeted by four elephants in Cumberland parade
In Cumberland Maryland on June 19 Taft’s route to Cincinnati paused to greet the Republican nominee with a four elephant welcome. The elephants from W W Power’s collection carried white G O P banners as the South Cumberland band led them to the station drawing over three thousand people. Taft thanked the crowd noting the three or four elephants forming a committee to notify him of his nomination.
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Taft An Anti-Tipper Shows Frugal Habits
Washington reports Secretary Taft, Republican nominee, avoids tips in a barber shop. He pays the posted price for a haircut and brushes himself, saying tips are unnecessary. Onlookers recognize him as he leaves, with the barber noting the trim was unusually hard.
Taft Goes Home to Cincinnati Amid Busy Day
Secretary of War Taft returns to Cincinnati after a brief Cabinet meeting and resignation acceptance. He aims to select a National Committee chair and manages congratulatory telegrams while facing internal Taft machine politics with Hitchcock and Vorys as key figures. Taft plans speeches for his hometown trip and remains cautious about political remarks.
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Congressional Districts and Party Assignments Listed
New York Twenty sixth District Ellis Wood worth Democrat. New York Thirty fourth District James H Gannon Democrat. Dakota First District C H Burke. South Dakota Second District E W Martin Republican. Georgia Sixth District C L Bartlett Democrat. Georgia Fourth District W C Adamson Democrat. ae Carolina Fourth District E W Pow em.
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Paris opinions of Taft nomination in two French papers
Paris dispatch notes that French press views Taft as likely winner for the Presidency. The Petite Republique and other papers say Taft's nomination signals imperialist policy, with Paris commentary on Taft’s prospects at Chicago slow to emerge.
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London Tributes To Taft Nominated By Roosevelt
London papers publish editorials praising Taft's nomination as President and Roosevelt's role. Commentators note Taft's qualifications and the Republican platform fiscal plank urging tariff reduction for free trading with Great Britain.
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German VIEWS OF TAFT Nominated in Chicago
Berlin papers view Taft as likely to continue Roosevelt policies and maintain U S unity in domestic and foreign affairs. German critics note Taft as a stable statesman for Panama, Philippines, naval and Far Eastern policy, with tariff reform debate urged by some outlets. In Rome the Vatican sees favorable Philippines policy, while Tokyo praises Taft’s personal popularity and broad appeal.
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Taft Receives Global Congratulatory Telegram Storm
Secretary Taft and Mrs Taft woke to a flood of congratulatory telegrams and flowers as world figures from Murat Halstead to Booker T Washington and Baron Kaneko sent best wishes for his presidential bid. Messages from Cuba, Scotland, and Manila followed, with Fromaker and La Follette sending further praise and cautious signals about platform alignment. The War Department released the correspondence confirming the wide show of support.
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