Yale Alumni Rally Honors Taft Era Leaders
The article details Yale alumni events with F Scheetz Jones to succeed Dean Wright, large year-end gifts boosting endowment and Sheffield school funding, and a thunderstorm before a Yale game. It describes Taft and Sherman class activities, Taft's day, and Secretary Taft’s concern for Sherman’s illness.
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Angela Heilprin
Tracy Peck
John H. Niemeyer
F. Scheetz Jones
University of Minnesota
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General Education Board
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England
James Brown Oliver
Pittsburg
Sheffield
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Hillhouse
Sheffield School In
Taft Views on Republican Party Policy in Yale Courant
Secretary Taft writes on the Republican Party's development and policies reaching from 1836 to the present, urging a protective tariff rebalancing to shield domestic industries while avoiding monopolistic overreach and examining railroad rate law impacts and corporate abuses. He critiques stock bond practices and corporate financing as demoralizing to the public and calls for reform.
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New Haven
Taft
Yale Courant
Republican Party
Republicans Back Roosevelt On Corporate Reform Policy
A party leader endorses President Roosevelt's anti monopoly program. He notes some Republicans disagree on tactics but asserts most stand with Roosevelt in stamping out abuses of corporate wealth and supporting needed reforms to preserve existing social order.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress
Taft Saturday Visit On President Roosevelt Schedule
Secretary will bring Wright Mr Roosevelt's New London schedule. The President Mrs Roosevelt and their children Miss Ethel Theodore Kermit Archie and Quentin will witness activity in Oyster Bay on June 23 with telegraph update to The Tribune.
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Wright
Mr. Roosevelt
London
the Tribune
Oyster Bay
Sherman Holds Own Campaign Return and Health Update
Sherman recovers from operation and aims to rejoin campaigning in weeks. His wife, Dr. Peck's wife, died this afternoon, and Dr. Peck is critically ill. Over 500 congratulatory letters await his return, including notes from Vice-President Fairbanks and William Loeb Jr.
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Peck
National Republican rally opens in Albany era
Albany June 23 National Republican campaign opens with a ratification meeting by the Albany County Republican organization. Speakers Congressman Sereno E. Payne of Auburn and Job E. Hedges of New York pay tribute to party aims and leaders.
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Albany
Albany County Republican Organization
Sereno E. Payne
Auburn
Job E. Hedges
New York
Want Hughes Again Sparks Support for renomination
A Republican Club meeting showcased strong sentiment for Governor Hughes to seek a second term. Republicans across factions argued his continued leadership would strengthen the ticket, citing his reform agenda and notable laws, with several leaders urging him to run while he avoided public comment.
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Hotel Astor
Albany
Alfred R. Page
Chicago
Public Service Commissions
Barnes
Hendricks
Ward
Picayune
Hearst
New York County
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Corning
Charles H. Young
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Reese
Ernor
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YaleHarvard yacht pageant on Mayflower voyage event
The account details President and family travel by the Mayflower and Sylph from Sagamore Hill to New London for the Yale Harvard boat race. Plans include a 12 45 departure from J West Roosevelt dock and a 1 00 launch start, with return to Sagamore Hill by Friday breakfast. Taft and Wright visit discussed.
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Taft
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Yale
Oyster Bay
Luke E. Wright
War Department
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Harris Dickson
Vicksburg
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Sagamore
Dickson
Stamboul
Foraker Plans Ohio Campaign for Republican Ticket
Washington reports that Senator Foraker will campaign in Ohio to boost the Republican ticket. Republicans in high circles view his efforts as key to winning Ohio, aiming to win negro troop support and urging a Republican Congress for legislation. Taft defers comment on a Taft Foraker working agreement in Ohio.
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Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Sherman
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23Rd Regiment
Senator Foraker
Gettysburg
Ellis Adds To Answer On Anti-Injunction Plank
Columbus, June 23. Attorney General Wade Ellis explains how the anti-injunction plank was drafted by Taft friends on the resolutions subcommittee and approved by Taft and the President before substitution for the original plank. The statement asserts the platform upholds Roosevelt policies and progressive principles with the candidate's approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wade Ellis
W. J. Bryan
Els
Friends of
Taft
Taft Dinner Invitation Extended by New York Taft Group
Louis C. May, chairmen of the Taft Organization of New York with offices at 170 Broadway, went to New Haven to invite Secretary Taft to a Waldorf Astoria dinner next Friday night. If Mr. Hay secures his visit, invitations will be sent today or tomorrow.
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Charles C. Sherman
New York
Taft
Edwards House
Treat Campbell
Baron Inijaro Tajiri
Ministry of Finance
New London
New Haven
Here
Watertown
James S. Sherman
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Yale Class of ’78 Sends Greetings to Hamilton ’78
A telegram from New Haven notes Yale class of 1878 planning a reunion for Hamilton class of 1878. It mentions Taft and Sherman both graduating in 1878, provoking interest among Republicans tonight.
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Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Hamilton
Taft
Sherman
Republican Union Endorses Chicago Convention Ticket
Members of the Republican Union of the 7th Assembly District endorsed the Chicago convention ticket and platform at their clubhouse on East List Street last night. President William Hecht, a delegate to the convention from the 7th Congress District, presided. Resolutions endorsed the Republican ticket and pledged club members to work for its success.
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Republican Union Indorses
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Mth Assembly District
Chicago
Cluubhouse
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Hecht
Mth Congress District
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Taft Wins New Jersey Backing Say Kean and Ackerman
Elizabeth New Jersey July 23 Special Senator John Kean said New Jersey is solid for Taft after returning from the Chicago convention. He praised Taft as highly qualified and better equipped than any former aspirant. State Senator Ackerman added the ticket with Sherman is strongly viewed in New Jersey and could deliver a big majority for the Republican slate.
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New Jersey
Sherman
Ackerman
Plainfield
Taft
Bryan analyzes Republican platform as GOP drift in Chicago
William J. Bryan denounces the Republican platform as a silent repudiation of Rooseveltian reform and praises the party’s critique of President Roosevelt. He notes omissions on banking, anti trust enforcement, and shows concern over the platform’s stance on trusts, currency, and racial politics, urging readers to read the platform carefully.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Automobile train departs Chicago for Denver with Democratic delegates
A five-car automobile train escorted by mounted police carries delegates to the Democratic convention from Chicago to Denver. The group includes the car that carried the war message from New York to Fort Leavenworth Ran and is set for official hospitality in cities along the route.
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Chicago
New York
Fort Leavenworth
Lexow's Club Indorses Ticket at Large Meeting
At one of the most largely attended meetings in its history the Republican Club of the Sixth Assembly affirmed support for its ticket. Leaders praised the party's platform and urged unity as supporters rallied for upcoming elections.
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Club ratifies Taft Sherman ticket with remarks
The Bly District club, led by Charles K. Lexow, ratified the Taft and Sherman nomination last night. Speakers included Job E. Hedges Lee Fairchild and Leonard J. Obermeier. Resolutions endorsed the party platform and pledged club support for the ticket.
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Lee Fairchild
Leonard J. Obermeier
Denver Convention Vp Runoffs Narrow to Johnson or Bryan
Denver June 23 report notes Democrats in Denver focus on VP picks with Governor Johnson leading among candidates. Johnson’s supporters say he would accept a VP slot and unite Democrats behind Bryan. Some insist Bryan could lose on first ballot, boosting Johnson’s chances for first place. Theodore A. Bell and Congressman Clayton considered for convention leadership roles.
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Chicago
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Minnesota
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Theodore A. Bell
California
Clayton
Democratic Judge for Taft and party leanings
Judge Ehner B Adame of the Federal Court of Appeals, appointed by Cleveland, states he never supported Kinley or Roosevelt but will vote for Taft. He calls Taft the best man the Republicans could have and urges sound money Democrats to vote for him. He says Bryan did not vote for McKinley and will support Taft this time.
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Texas
Kinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Yale
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