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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1910

Page

22

Taft Defends Policy Ahead of Saturday Banquet

Taft supporters plan a vigorous public defense with Attorney General Wickersham and cabinet figures slated to speak in Chicago and Washington. Rumors swirl about cabinet changes and Gov Hughes potentially being offered the Supreme Court seat, while Roosevelt’s exact stance remains uncertain and largely unspoken.

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Fur Workers Meet in St Paul Highlight Health and Fur Supply

The International Fur Workers Association convenes in St Paul to discuss conserving the fur supply and worker health. Talks cover waste reduction, dyeing and trimming methods, sealskin annotations, and the shift from trapping to fur farming amid a booming North American fur trade.

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House Eulogizes Perkins Representative James B Perkins Dies In City

A memorial service in this city honored New York Representative James B Perkins who died recently. Speakers from Perkins state praised his devotion to duty, independence, kindness, and modesty. Remarks noted his literary ability and urged the House to adjourn out of respect. Present were Representatives Payne Fassett Parsons Golden Bennet Driscoll Clark Lowden and Davidson among others.

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President Taft Invited to Potomac Park Horse Show

Plans for the Potomac park horse show in April include inviting President Taft. Miss Mathilde Townsend wins multiple prizes, with horses Gay Tass Ins Lady Gey and Lady Gray and Lee favored to appear. Clarence Moore’s entry is noted, and preparations for ring use and sales of horses are under way as weather improves.

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Publicity Bill Sparks Bipartisan Exchange in Telegram Row

National Committeeman John W Blodgett of Michigan calls Belmonts push for campaign publicity dishonest and a partisan maneuver in a nonpartisan group. Belmont replies that his stance mirrors President Tafts public stance and urges Burrows to introduce a Senate bill while denying partisan motives.

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Taft Addresses Labor Reform and Injunction Bills

President Taft discusses labor organization, the rights of workers, and the role of injunctions in labor disputes. He outlines proposed restraints on injunctions without notice, calls for fair hearings, cites railroad safety measures, and explains the employer's liability act for interstate commerce. He emphasizes balancing interests of labor, capital, and the public.

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Spiritism Birthday Observance At Local Temple

Special services commemorating the birth of spiritualism in Lydestiie NX were held at the temple. About 100 devotees gathered in the auditorium to hear spirit messages. Geo Gates delivered the address, while Mrs Gates and Mrs Betier assisted as the hoped for spirits did not manifest.

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Shackleton Cancels Lectures After Providence Misadventures

Sir Ernest Shackleton faced a string of delays in Providence New York April 3 and canceled two lectures arranged by the Public Forum Lecture Bureau. A governor unable to introduce him, a license fight for a moving picture show and poor crowd size led to the postponement and eventual return to New York without delivering the talks.

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Tough Steaks and Cuts in Uncle Sam’s Recipes

Readable text outlines U S Department of Agriculture guidance on using inexpensive meat cuts for wholesome dishes. It covers bean pot roast with mutton or beef cuts, pork, and a detailed Hungarian goulash style method with beef, pork fat, tomatoes, and spices. Emphasizes longer cooking for tough cuts and cost-conscious meal prep.

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President Taft Visits Millbury and Worcester in 1909

President Taft's train parade through Millbury and Worcester drew large crowds and festive decor as he traveled in the presidential special car. He spoke on railroad accident reforms and arbitration, then returned to Millbury for meals and family ties before heading to Washington.

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