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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

9

Yale Alumni Day at Yale Field Ends in Taft Visit

The article covers Yale alumni events including retirements of professors and new dean appointment F Scheetz Jones from Minnesota. It notes financial gains from gifts and future bequests, a thunderstorm delaying a baseball game, and a Taft family presence with Secretary Taft visiting Watertown and anxiously awaiting updates on Representative Sherman’s illness.

Gaylord Bourne Angelo Heilprin Tracy Peck John H. Niemeyer F. Scheetz Jones University of Minnesota Wright General University General Education Board Benjamin D. Silliman D. Willis James Archibald Henry Blount Orieton Manor Herefordshire England James Brown Oliver Pittsburg Sheffield Daniel Leet Oliver Hillhouse Avenue Sheffield School In William S. Hubbell New York Horace D. Taft Watertown Conn P. Tecumseh Sherman Garner Richardson Ledyard Memorial Yale Princeton Harvard Mr. Taft

Some of Mr Tafts Views From Yale Courant Essay

Secretary Taft writes on The Republican Party tracing its growth since 1836 and its protective tariff policy. He argues for a tariff level that protects manufacturers and farmers while avoiding monopolies, and criticizes overvalued corporate stock and bonds as harmful to public interest.

New Haven Taft Yale Courant Republican Party

Roosevelt Backed by Republicans in Fight Against Corporate Abuses

The speaker endorses Roosevelt’s policy and notes some Republicans differ on methods to curb corporate wealth abuses. He asserts a solid GOP backing for vigorous action to stamp out abuses and enact reforms, warning that otherwise a socialist reshaping of society could occur.

Roosevelt Republican Party Congress

Taft Saturday Visit Planned by Secretary Schedule

Oyster Bay June 23 The President Mrs Roosevelt and children Miss Ethel Theodore Kermit Archie and Quentin will witness Roosevelt administration events as secretary confirms Wright Taft activities for Saturday in New London.

the Tribune Oyster Bay

Sherman Holds Own After Campaign Setback

The article reports Dr. Peck’s wife, Mrs. Sherman’s family physician, died this afternoon and Dr. Peck is critically ill. It notes over five hundred congratulatory letters and telegrams await Mr. Sherman’s return, including messages from Vice-President Fairbanks and William Loeb Jr.

Peck

National Republican campaign opens in Albany ratification meeting

Albany June 23 The National Republican campaign opened with a ratification meeting under Albany County Republican auspices. Speakers Congressman Sereno E Payne of Auburn and Job E Hedges of New York paid tribute to the party and its aims.

Albany Albany County Republican Organization Sereno E. Payne Auburn Job E. Hedges New York

WANT HUGHES AGAIN

The Republican Club meeting at night sparked renewed talk of Governor Hughes seeking a renomination. Supporters urge a second term to complete his reform program while he declines to comment. A broad cross section of Republicans praise his work and push for his continued leadership this fall.

Taft and Roosevelt trip details at Sagamore Hill 1908

A presidential schedule from Sagamore Hill outlines the Mayflower and Sylph transport for the Yale Harvard race voyage to New London. The President plans to board the Sylph after the race and return to the Mayflower. Taft will join the President for meals and visit Oyster Bay. Secretary Loeb notes likely no meeting with Taft in New London. The narrative includes hunting memories, party luncheon, and a letter from Governor Hughes praising Taft Sherman and the Republican platform.

Charles C. Sherman New York Taft Edwards House Treat Campbell Baron Inijaro Tajiri Ministry of Finance John New London New Haven Here Watertown James S. Sherman Cleveland J. West Roosevelt Connecticut Thames Sagamore Hill Loeb Harvard Yale Oyster Bay Luke E. Wright War Department Wright Harris Dickson Vicksburg Miss Sagamore Dickson Stamboul

Foraker Campaign Plans Stir Ohio Republican Leaders

Washington reports say Senator Foraker may tour Ohio to push the Republican ticket with Taft and Sherman. He would urge negro soldiers support as Senate action and a Republican Congress are needed for their reinstatement. Foraker travels to Gettysburg then Ohio ahead of summer recess. New Haven notes Taft avoids comment on possible Foraker re election alignment.

Washington Foraker Ohio Taft Sherman Mr. Forakker 2Th Regiment Senator Foraker Gettysburg New Haven Senate

Ellis Answers Bryan Criticism on Republican Platform

Columbus, June 23. Attorney General Wade Ellis disputes W. J. Bryan's critique and explains how the anti injunction plank was drafted by Taft supporters on a resolutions sub committee with the Secretary and President approving key parts before submission. The platform affirms Roosevelt era policy and party progressives with the candidate's support.

Columbus Ohio Wade Ellis W. J. Bryan Ellis Friends of Taft

Yale class of 78 sends greetings to Hamilton class of 78

The Yale class of 78 discovered a Hamilton class of 78 reunion for its thirtieth anniversary and sent a telegram with cordial greetings. The message noted both Republican nominees, Taft and Sherman, were grads of 1878, stirring interest at the gathering.

Tribune New Haven Yale Hamilton Taft Sherman

Taft Dinner Invitation Aims For Friday Night

Louis Hay chairman of the Taft Organization of New York went to New Haven to invite Secretary Taft to a Waldorf Astoria dinner next Friday. Invitations will be sent out today or tomorrow if he secures Taft’s attendance.

Louis ©. Hay Taft Organization State of New York Broadway New Haven Taft Waldorf- Astoria Mr. Hay

Republican Union Endorses Ticket At Club Meeting

Members of the Republican Union of the 20th Assembly District endorsed the Chicago convention candidates and platform at their clubhouse 165 East List Street last night. President William Hecht, a delegate from the 7th Congress District who voted for Governor Hughes, presided. Banner raising was postponed a week. Resolutions pledged the club to support the Republican ticket and platform and work for their success.

Republican Union Indorses Republican Union 20Th Assembly District Chicago East List Street William ©. Hecht Mth Congress District Hughes Hecht

Taft Dominates New Jersey Rally Following Chicago Convention

Senator John Kean arrives in Elizabeth declaring New Jersey solid for Taft and harmonious after the Chicago convention. He praises Taft as highly qualified and well suited for the presidency, noting strong state support and satisfaction with Sherman as vice president. State Senator Ackerman adds the ticket is favorably viewed in New Jersey.

New Jersey Sherman Ackerman Plainfield Patt

Bryan analyzes Republican platform as repudiation of Roosevelt ideals

William J. Bryan denounces the Chicago convention platform as silent on reform and favorable to President Roosevelt yet weak on anti trust and currency provisions. He notes praise for the President but criticizes lack of policy endorsement, questions Senate tactics and highlights issues on currency, trusts, and civil rights.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Chicago Eee Potas Ee Qoserr Em Republican Rty Congress Senate Williams House la Follette Interstate Commerce Commission Republican Party South

Automobile train bearing Denver delegates leaves Chicago

A party of Democratic convention delegates travels by auto train escorted by mounted police from Chicago to Denver. The five car train includes the still-used car that conveyed the war message from New York to Fort Leavenworth. Officials along the route promise city entertainments and receptions.

Denver Chicago New York Fort Leavenworth

Lexow's Club Indorses Ticket For Assembly Race

At a well attended gathering the Republican Club of the Sixth Assembly district endorsed a ticket for the upcoming election. The meeting highlighted party unity and emphasized support for candidates aligned with the club’s reform agenda.

LEXOW CLUB Indorses Republican Club 6Th Assem

Taft and Sherman Nominated by District Club

The district club, led by Charles K. Lexow, ratified the Taft Sherman nomination. Speakers included Joh E Hedges Lee Fairchild and Leonard J. Obermeier. Resolutions endorsed the platform and pledged club support for the ticket.

Bly Charles K. Lexow Taft Sherman Joh E Hedges Lee Fairchild Leonard J. Obermeier

Johnson Support Grows as Democrats Weigh Vice Presidential Pick

Denver June 23 Among attending Democrats there is a clear tilt toward Governor Johnson as a vice presidential candidate. Despite statements he will not accept, backers argue he complements Bryan and could be the strongest second ticket choice. Theodore A. Bell and Congressman Clayton vie for temporary chairmanship with National Committee members hinting at shared leadership roles.

Denver Chicago Johnson Minnesota Mr. Bryan Baste Democrats Bryan Theodore A. Bell California Clayton Alabama National Committee

Democratic Judge for Taft Claim

Judge Elmer B Adama of the Federal Court of Appeals, once involved in the Texas extradition dispute, publicly stated he will vote for Taft. He described Taft as a conservative, capable Yale man, and expressed belief Republicans are united in backing him.

Tribune St. Louis Elmer B Adama Federal Court of Appeals Cleveland H. Clay Pierce Texas Bryan McKinley Roosevelt Taft Yale

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Teit Mr. Roosevelt London William H. Taft Herrick Charles P. Taft Cincinnati Governor Herrick Powell Clayton Frank B. Kellogg Mr. Sherman Senator Borah Ernest FE. Hart General Clayton R. L. Dunn Dr. Lyon SY Lyon IDS Hotel Astor Alfred R. Page Public Service Commissions Barnes Hendricks Ward Picayune Hearst New York County William J. Tully Corning Charles H. Young Brand Agis United States Borah Idaho William Barnes, Jr State of Charles E. Hughes N. J. Taft Kean Yellowstone Park Union Pacific Yellowstone Park R. Tenbroeck, G. E. A IRANE Crane’s Crane Eaton, Crane & Pike Company Germany Grinfeld Leipziger Street Berlin Landeshut Silesia Bhat
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