Taft Nominated for President by Republican Convention
William Howat Taft was nominated for president by the Republican National Convention in Chicago near 5 pm on June 18. Taft received 697 votes on the first ballot, with the convention proceeding to finalize the nomination amid speeches and party pride.
Burkett Nominating Speech Is Shelved At Convention
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago motions on seconding speeches were largely discarded including Senator Burkett’s Nebraska nomination pledge. Henry Sherman Boutell of Minnesota formally nominated Charles Warren G. Carmichael of Illinois, praising Illinois and Chicago as they prepare for further Republican triumphs.
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Taft Nomination Echoes in National Republican Rallies
A crowd heard speakers nominate William H. Taft for president as Indiana and Ohio delegates argued for strong reform. Timothy Woodford of New York urged Roosevelt’s record and warned against corruption while praising Taft as a proven leader.
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Taft Roosevelts Plank Survives Ultimatum Fight at Chicago
The Roosevelt Taft platform fight at the Chicago convention ends with a Taft backed plank adopted by a 55 to 16 vote after hours of opposition collapse and a near-nomination threat. Presidents Rivage and Taft urged action by telegrams while the convention faced a decisive dawn decision.
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Stampede efforts loom at Chicago convention
Roosevelt stampede drives swirl through Chicago as anti Taft forces press for Roosevelt nomination while Taft camp holds firm. Nebraska sticks with Taft under instructions. vice presidency overshadowed by events. apportionment remains unchanged amid tense hours before the proceedings.
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Taft Speech in Norfolk Sparked 1907 Campaign Kickoff
The article recalls War Secretary Taft's Norfolk address a year ago on June 18 1907 signaling the start of his campaign in the Northwest and marking the first Taft speech setting the national scene as Burton sought confirmation and Taft’s proposal drew editor Whe News notes.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's scores show Alperiena defeating New York Prevena 2 to 1 while Washington fell to Nation Jeascue 5 to 4. Philadelphia beat Chicago 3 to 2 and St Louis topped Duston 4 to 2. Des Moines routed Leaver 10 to 0.
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