Taft In New Orleans End of Visit With Speech and Praise
President Taft’s day in New Orleans featured a morning church service, a French Quarter drive, and a luncheon at Jackson Barracks. He lauded the city’s history, noted the death of Lieut. Atkins, and spoke at Tulane University praising religious tolerance and Navy service while lamenting missed opportunities to meet local women. He boarded a cutter for naval stations and prepared to move on to Jackson, Mississippi.
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Pension questions and Civil War era pensions guidance
Readers seek clarification on continuance of pension for permanently helpless veterans and widows. Letters discuss agebased pensions, service and desertion records, and eligibility under acts from 1900s. Legal advice covers restoration, absence on furlough, and highest rate for total deafness alongside a Pilgrims soccer result.
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Typists’ Speed Secrets From The Madison Square Contest
A veteran typist details speed methods learned at Madison Square Garden. He attributes rapid typing to perfect touch typing, aiming for accuracy first, and practicing with diverse copy such as newspapers. He notes posture, arm strength, and a clean machine as vital, with speed following from habit.
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Taft Receives Special Delegates From Guatemala Mission
A blurred dispatch reports President Taft receiving a special Guatemala delegation at the West Marnts afternoon session. The mission included Benoreés Juan Ortega Morales Senex Francisco Sanchez Latour and secretary Delfin Sanchez Latour. The committee notes this as the sole foreign mission at the convention and discusses its potential destination and purpose.
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Waterway bond issue debate fuels national congress plan
Capt J F Bilson and the National Rivers and Harbors Congress press calls for a $500 million bond program to fund waterways improvements. Taft and cabinet officials will attend, with leaders from Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri, Virginia, and Tennessee contributing addresses. A Boston 1915 expo model and a focus on economy accompany the meeting.
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