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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

4

Dozen In The Race Fairbanks Name Is Up

Cortelyou and Dolliver are prominent figures mentioned along with others as contenders in the race. Activity of leading party men backing renaming the vice presidency signals belief that Taft remains unbeatable, with strong emphasis on Secretary of the Treasury in New York.

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Presidential timber and key vice presidential hopefuls

The piece surveys likely Taft running mates from New York to Minnesota, naming Cortelyou Sherman Fossett Fort Woodruff Guild Hammond Murphy Kellogg Knight and others. It notes New York Indiana as battlegrounds, mentions party factions, and cites Cortelyou Sherman Fossett Fort and Woodruff as potential picks with varying backing and state dynamics.

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 Mr. Hammond Hammond Homan Chicago West Spree Rot Maer Inova Towa Milan Taft Senate Delitver Presid Frank TB. Iailogg Jfe Tnt Piblig Woges Thain Sher- Inman Kellogg Agal Stapidard Oil Company New York -Central Railroad Company Parisie Candia Knight Friancisco Porter

Second Place Dreams in Gossipy Washington Talk

New York dispatch reports Republicans discuss Vice Presidential contenders with Fairbanks Cortelyou and Lodge as possible leads. President Roosevelt keeps hands off shaping the ticket while Crane is tipped for national chairman and Sherman and Bennet factor into the second spot debates.

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Metcalf for Sunday Rest Keeps Navy Yard Park Idea

Secretary Metcalf replies to Philadelphia leaders that League Island Navy Yard remains a business establishment not a public park and should not be opened Sundays. He cites naval needs and congressionally funded purposes, while noting the memorial’s points on site advantages, fire risk limits, and proposed development.

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Fragmentary 1908 military orders and travel notes

Fragmented OCR lists duties and movements of U S Army officers in 1908. Mentions Capt William H Oury signal corps with first dent, James E Ware Fourteenth Infantry march to Leon Springs Texas around July 1 1908, Surgeon William Cutlime, transport to Manila then San Francisco August 11 1806, Kirby Walker quartermaster visiting Chicago East St Louis Lathrop Missouri to inspect animals under contract, First Lieutenant Charles Mortimer Third Field Artillery to visit Fort Snelling St Paul Minnesota to train Minnesota National Guard artillery personnel. Ory unclear due to text corruption but centers on duty relocations and inspections of military personnel and equipment.

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Naval vessel arrivals and departures at Kobe and New York

Shipping notices list multiple vessels arriving at Kobe including Rainbow Yenger Cleveland and Concord and at New York with Nero Porter's group, Scorpion Thornton Trager De Long Hist Cuttleish and Viper. Departures show Scorplon Porter Thornton Tinger Le Long Ubst and others sailing from Kingston for navy yard New York Des Moines heading to Vera Cruz North Corona Newport Annapolis and Bralford. Also mentions Brooklyn commission at League Island and tariff hearings suspended during Congressional recess.

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Tariff Revision Topic Ashes Roosevelts Call for Congress

The article notes plans to reopen tariff revisions if a Democrat wins the election. It states President Roosevelt would call Congress together to consider tariff changes near November, signaling a major legislative agenda.

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