New York Nominee James Sherman Stirring Platform Speech
Former Lieutenant Gev Timothy J L Wood mounts the platform to nominate James Sherman for the presidency. Cannon, austere and plain in dress, leads a fervent display as the crowd rises to honor him. The scene blends intense loyalty, campaign theater, and sharp party contrasts amid Taft and Sherman references.
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Choice Pleases Taft Strong in Empire State
A secret selection in New York state aligns with Taft's campaign aims as Western favored candidate prospects are discussed. The City factions push head or ticket strategies, taking advantage of New Yorkers amid differing opinions on party leadership and regional support.
On the Ticket with Taft Nomination and Campaign Notes
The article notes Taft ticket prospects with Vice President potential and a focus on national matters. It mentions translation efforts to a figure and congratulatory remarks from Sherman Herty, signaling support and momentum for the campaign.
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Foreign Views Of Taft in London and Paris Papers
London and Paris papers examine Taft’s diplomacy and imperialism signals. They discuss perceptions of American policy, constitutional questions, and the potential impact on global power dynamics.
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Taft Prospect Is Highlight Of Oyster Bay Trip
Report focuses on John Taft prediction of 709 votes on first ballot and President Roosevelt’s March departure to Oyster Bay. It notes preparations for the exodus from Washington, including staff, press, and security details, and outlines trains and transfers to Long Island. The piece emphasizes the political context and the upcoming summer residence visit.
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Four Elephants Parade for Taft in Cumberland Demonstration
Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland Maine June 19 An unusual welcome greeted Secretary Taft Republican presidential nominee when four live elephants owned by W W Power led a parade through Cumberland This large crowd of about 3900 gathered at the depot as Taft paused in the dining car and thanked locals noting the four elephants and a committee to notify him of his nomination Hab Lou the gentle elephant offered a bouquet which was thrust toward Taft but due to the crowd it could not reach him and was sent to Power to present instead.
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Woman Fights Tiger At Park Rescue by Wife Ends
In Los Angeles on June 16 Herman Gerson, head animal keeper, was seized by a tiger while washing its cage. His wife intervened with a fork, jabbed the beast in the eyes, and saved him after a several minute struggle. Gerson released, he was treated and removed to the hospital.
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Politigan Singer Boy Traits In Common With Taft
Politician Sherman shares temper and public service style with Theodore Roosevelt era intrigue. The article traces his third-term stance, political rise from New York law practice to congressman, and ties to Roosevelts era campaigns. It notes his stance on the 1908 presidential nominating process, his leadership roles, and the Send Your Dollar Jim fundraising slogan linked to Roosevelt. It also reports related election returns from Oregon and the departure of Wiley's body to Alabama.
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Land Fraud Jury Goes Over Charge In Hyde Benson Dimond Case
Justice Stafford explains required elements of conspiracy and overt acts before verdict. Hyde A Benson Henry P Dimond and WH Lehner faced charges of defrauding the government over land in California and Oregon. Jury remained deadlocked at 2:00 after hearing lengthy instructions and discussion of time place participants and the three year window for conspiratorial acts.
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Taft Pursues Secret Commission Findings In District
Secretary Taft held a long meeting with the special commission to determine if lands in the district are occupied by any corporation without legal authority. District Commissioner Macfarland observed the proceedings as Taft cleared his desk and hurried to the station to catch his train.
Poison Gun and River Plan First Suicide by Conductor Wood
A Philadelphia report chronicles conductor Harry Wood on Pennsylvania Avenue who fired a bullet into his head and plunged into the Eastern Branch. Harbor police recovered his body near the river as rescuers worked from boats, noting he intended to die by suicide and had swallowed an unidentified note.
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Taft's Busy Day Ends With Resignation Announcement
President Taft’s Cabinet and officials watched a hectic day culminate in his resignation effective June 20. Gen Luke Wright named successor as Taft met with Cabinet members, signed a flood of mails, and discussed departmental matters before leaving for Cincinnati.
Mystery in girls death shocks Cincinnati inquiry
The Washington Post from June 13 reports the mysterious death of Miss Frances Bloomer Bloomer, poisoned by potassium cyanide, burned by acid. Relatives and physicians refuse to discuss. body taken to Cincinnati for burial without an inquest. Brother Ralph Bloomer, former Yale football star, mentioned amid uncertain theories and family fear.
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