Taft Arrives at Yale for Commencement and Alumni Events
Secretary of War William H. Taft visits Yale for the 78th class reunion and commencements, meeting alumni, delivering talks, and attending law and medical school exercises. He plans boat race attendance with President Roosevelt and meetings about war department matters and a Republican National Committee chairman selection.
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William H. Taft
Thames
New London
Taft
Oyster Bay
Luke Bright
Sagamore Hill
Gen. Wright
Washington
New York
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Theashington
the Nationale
Uly
Taft Faces Delays as He Rushes Toward New Haven
Secretary Taft's Jersey City train run late and he hurried to catch the Springfield Express departing Grand Central. He refused to discuss politics, joked optimistically, and joked about vacation plans while reporters chased him.
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Jersey City
Manhattan Hotel
Charlie
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Grand Central Station
Cincinnati
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Yale
Ralph Clark
James Williams
Frank Hitchcock
Frank B. Kellogg
Trust Suit
New York
Mr. Taft
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Bryan
New National Committee
Secretary Root
Muldoon
Root
Twenty-third Street
War Department
Governors Island
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Atglen
Philadelphia
Taft on Roosevelt Policies and Presidential Leadership
Taft argues the next President must continue Roosevelt policies, stay close to the people, and uphold law with equal enforcement. He emphasizes health and vigor, reliance on Lincoln for guidance, and a government led by earnest, clean methods to ensure equal opportunity and conservation of national resources.
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Taft
Collier's Weekly
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Taft receives vast flood of telegrams and letters
Washington reports that Taft’s supporters flood Secretary Taft with thousands of telegrams and letters from all over the world. Fred W. Carpenter counts nearly 3,000 telegrams. acknowledgments will be personally signed by Taft. Headquarters move from Washington to New York, mirroring 1908 setup.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Yale
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Fred W. Carpenter
Taft
Frank H. Hitchcock
New York
Southern states drift to Taft predicts in South
E C Duncan of North Carolina a Seaboard Air Line receiver says Taft will carry North Carolina Tennessee and Kentucky. He cites business leaders preferring Taft over Bryan and notes dissension within the Bryan wing and a mythic solid South as party lines loosen. Virginia may offer a fighting chance.
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Sherman
New York Times
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E. C. Duncan
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Seaboard Air Line
Duncan
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
Bryan
Missouri
Conners Attacks Taft as Weak Democratic Optimism Emerges
Democratic State Committee Chairman William J. Conners labels Taft the weakest Republican choice and says Roosevelt named the ticket. He notes convention excesses and questions New York delegates' path to Denver, while predicting a Democratic victory in New York and planning talks with Tammany Hall's Charles Murphy. Conners travels from Knickerbocker to Long Island to coordinate with Murphy and the delegation.
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William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Taft
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Sherman
New York State
Conners
New York
Denver
Gov. Hughes
Knickerbocker
Murphy
Good Ground
L. I
Bryan
Mount Clemens
Berry backs money plank for Democratic campaign
Ex state treasurer Berry endorses a money issue plank aligned with Bryan's views. He will present the declaration to the Democratic resolutions committee, urging automatic increases in legal tender currency backed by government bonds and a fixed reserve, to end banknote dependence and restore employment.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Berry
Committee On
Bryan
Walton
Walton In This City On Feb. 1 Last, the Platform To Be Proposed By Mr.Berry
Mr. Berry
Republican Party
Taft Taft Taft anti injunction plank defended by Ellis
Attorney General Wade H Ellis issued a statement on the Republican platform responding to W J Bryan’s criticisms of the anti injunction plank He says the plank clearly states the party position on injunctive relief in labor cases and aims to standardize notice and hearings by statute.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Wade H. Ellis
Theublican National Platform
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Republican Party
N-Labor
Georgia Democrats to nominate Brown for Governor in state convention
Atlanta June 22. Georgia Democrats meet in State convention to nominate a governor candidate and name Denver National Convention delegates. Joseph M. Brown likely to be chosen to succeed Hoke Smith after the June 4 primary. Four at large delegates named Albert H. Cox W. S. West T. W. Loyless P. W. Meldrim. Delegates expected to be uninstructed. Clark Howell to be re elected National Committeeman.
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New York Times
Atlanta
Georgia Democrats
Denver
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
Albert H. Cox
West
Valddés
T. W. Loyless
Augusta
P. W. Meldrim
Savannah
Georgia
Bryan
Clark Howell
Bacon hints Bryan must be rejected by Democrats
Special to The New York Times from Atlanta on June 22 reports United States Senator Bacon signaling that Democrats cannot back Taft with Bryan as their nominee. He argues the party must nominate a candidate deemed safe and sound by business interests, or risk losing business support.
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Congress
James S. Sherman
Republican Party
United States
William Howard Taft
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Yale
Bill
Mr. Taft
Tom
Harry
Atlanta
Bacon
Taft
Bryan
North
Swanson to second Bryan at Denver Convention
Gov. C A Swanson of Virginia has been invited by William J Bryan to second his nomination for President at the Denver Convention. The invitation arrived by mail today and Swanson, a delegate at large, replied he would be glad to perform the service for his former congressional colleague.
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Richmond
C. A. Swanson
Virginia
William J. Bryan
Denver
Labor Union Wins Temporary Injunction in Detroit
In Wayne Circuit Court Judge Hosmer granted the Metal Polishers Buffers and Platers Union No 1 a temporary injunction restraining Detroit police from blocking street solicitation of employees at the Stove Company. The judge warned the union that no picketing contrary to law was approved.
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Mich
Wayne
Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers’ Union
No. 1
Hosmer
Th R Stove Company
Useful Hints to Housekeepers Improve Finishes and Windows
A coat of Natural Jap a Lac over linoleum preserves varnish and doubles life. Weather beaten front doors look revived when coated, with a new appearance after brushing. Use color near the old finish. Window and door screens should be coated each spring with Brilliant Black on wire and mahogany tones on frames to protect wire and renew appearance.
Porch Furniture Care with Jap a Lac Colors
The guide advises protecting and beautifying porch furniture each spring using Jap a Lac. It recommends preserving the old finish color or choosing Red or Green Jap a Lac for a color update.
Wicker Furniture Restored with Mahogany and Jap Lac Finishes
Wicker furniture coated with Mahogany Ox-Blood Red Malachite Green or Gloss White Jap a Lac looks better than new.
Jap-a-Lac Finishes For Home Heating and Fences
Water pipes furnaces radiators hot water tanks and iron fences gain a fresh look with Jap-a-Lac finishes in choice of Gold Aluminum Dead Black or Brilliant Black enhancing durability and appearance.
Coatings Revive Picture Frames and Lamps with Black Jap Lac
A trade note describes renewing picture frames candelabra gas fixtures and lamps with gold aluminum or dead black Jap a Lac finishes. The dead black option yields a wrought iron look and renewed sheen for decorative items.
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Benet
Old Automobiles and Carriages Reborn with Color Finish
Readers learn that old vehicles and implements can be renewed with Japanese lacquer finishes in Brilliant Black Red Green or Empire Blue. The process is inexpensive and accessible to beginners, offering new life to carts, wagons, and farm tools.
JAPA-LAC Brand Promoted for Home Finishing Tasks
An ad describes JAPA-LAC as a household necessity usable in various finishes from cellar to garret and suited to finishing old cars, new floors, and woodwork, urging readers to ask their paint dealer.
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