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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

26

Dozen In The Race Fairbanks Name Up

Cortelyou and Dolliver are among other prominent figures named as contenders in the renaming effort. The article notes party leaders advocate renaming the vice presidency despite protests, signaling the belief that Taft cannot be beaten and highlighting the treasury secretary's strength in New York.

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Presidential timber in Taft camp features many names

A long list from Charles W Fairbanks to George Kellogg describes potential Taft nominees for vice president and secretary positions. It notes New York and Indiana as doubtful states, discusses Cortelyou Sherman Fossett and Fort, plus Hammond Guild and Deliever, with Knight from California as a key speaker for Roosevelt era factions.

Charles W. Fairbanks Iaang George Bruce Cortelyou New York Jonathan P Dolliver Iowa James §. Sherman J. Sloat Fassett Timothy L. Woodruff Curtis Guild, Jr Massachusett Joan F. Fort New Jersey Franklin Murphy Joan Hays Hammond Masgachnaatts Frank Kellogg Minnesota George A. Knight Galiforia Fort Roosevelt Renater Colby New Ifewas Toomeaghes Lotiaa Bronkin Morphy Geynolead Rit, Jr Massachsetts Roby Uae Ronvention Hult Gener West Knight Philadelphia California Ta Pa¢ Coast Suites Taft Taft Organization Chicago

Tales of Second Place Leaders in Vice Presidential Race

New York reports from Washington place Vice President Fairbanks and Secretary Cortelyou as leading contenders for the 1904 vice presidential nomination. Secretary Taft may shape the platform while President Roosevelt stays hands off. Cortelyou seen as strong double with Fairbanks. Crane tipped for national chairman. Sherman and Bennet dominant as supporters.

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Metcalf Declines Open Sundays at League Island Yard

Secretary Metcalf replies to Philadelphia officials that the League Island Navy Yard is a business establishment not a public park and should remain closed to Sunday public access. He emphasizes naval purposes and Congress’s expenditures, noting the site’s strategic value and ongoing development plans.

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Military Personnel Movements and Assignments 1908

Capt William H. Oury of the Signal Corps is relieved from duty and to proceed to Manila on the transport to San Francisco around August 11 1906. James E. Ware of the Fourteenth Infantry to the Leon Springs maneuver camp around July 1 1908. Willia Cutlime contract surgeon to Manila division to be relieved and proceed to Gall from Manila to San Francisco on or about August 11 1806. Kirby Walker quartermaster to visit Chicago East St. Louis Lathrop for delivery of public animals under contract. First Lieut Charles Mortimer Third Field Artillery to make up to three visits from Fort Snelling to St Paul Minn to instruct personnel of Butter A Field Artillery Minnesota National Guard. care and preservation of the S Snetr felt artillery ammunition.

Bermard Sharp Mantas George I. Taracy Atteendaya L Jordan James Honmes Sixth Field Artillery Caet Port Leavenwarts Kan Procenit Fort Wood N.W Farelicke George OC J. Alfed Mose Army Slenat Senocl Fort Leavenworth Hans Cincprnors Isle Noy Rastl Lannlews Kans Mserfare Forer Lieat Benjamin D. Faulo Feandees Cal Dary Win Oy Signal Corpo Charles de Chander Costa Wil Aeril Ren Strurtinn Werk Fort Omaha William H. Oury Signal Corps Dent James E. Ware Fourteenth Infantry WAT Leon Springs Tex Cutlime United States Arkgy Phillie Wines Gall Manila San Francis Kirby Walker Chicago East St. Louis Lathrop Charles Mortimer Fort Snelling St. Paul Minn Minnesota National Guard Titie Uve

Naval vessel arrivals and departures at Kobe and New York

The document lists arrivals such as Rain bow Yenger Cleveland and Con cord at Kobe Scorpion Porter Thornton Trager De Long Hist Cuttleish and Viper at navy yard New York Nero at Wampton Heads Previe Davis Farragut and Fox at Portland Oregon and ships like Scorplon Porter Thornton Tinger Le Long Ubst Critleis and Viper sailing from Kingston for navy yard New York Des Moines from Port Limon for Vera Cruz North Corona from Newport for Annapolis Dolphin from Washington for Annapolis Chester from New York for Bralford and a commission order for the Brooklyn at League Island Pa. Also a note that Ways and Means Committee will have no tariff hearings during the recess and Representative Payne of New York will not convene the committee to pursue tariff revisions during the break.

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Tariff revision topic eyed as election nears

The article suggests tariff revision may be pursued if a Democrat wins the presidency. It states President Roosevelt would call Congress together for tariff reform near November.

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