Taft favored in secret by South, says Taft aide
Taft's political manager Vorys returns from Washington with claims of strong Taft support and hints at maneuvers to shape the 1908 convention. He denies reports of plans to adjourn the national committee meeting with Taft’s return and asserts Roosevelt allies may back a third term while Taft seeks a decisive southern course.
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Taft hailed as successor at Manila love feast
A Manila assembly banquet praised President Roosevelt and pledged loyalty to the United States by 254 Filipinos. Senor Regidor urged independence, while Gov Gen Smith urged continuing relations. Taft, tipped as next U S president, praised Smith and education for citizenship and promised Philippine delegation support for tariff relief and industry growth.
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Roosevelt Addresses Nation On Virtues And Unity
A speech extols honesty courage and common sense as fixes for 20th century problems. Roosevelt urges uniting beyond party lines to meet immense national challenges while stressing devotion to right and constitutional vitality. The article recounts his train journey, reception, and bear hunting anecdotes during a presidential visit.
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Root Praises Hague Talks U S Delegates Key to Permanent Tribunal
Secretary Root lauds the second Hague conference and the 7 American delegates for securing a permanent international tribunal and a broad agreement on refraining from forceful collection of contractual debts. He notes the push for arbitration, neutrals’ duties, and foundations for future conferences, with calls for a permanent, impartial court and further sessions within five years.
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Panama honors Magoon with Panamanian medal at Havana
General Obaldia, son of Panama's acting president, presented Gov. Magoon with a medal voted by Congress for his Canal Zone services. Magoon thanked the speaker as diplomatic and military officials observed the ceremony at the palace. A fire incident at the quartermaster’s corrals remains under investigation.
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Bryan on trusts and sacred obligations amid price rise
The article reports Mr. Bryan’s remarks on trusts, third term opposition, and the money-driven economy. He discusses accelerator effects of money volume, recalls 1893 conditions, and stresses duties of citizenship, labor dignity, and obligations to parents, schooling, government, and Heavenly Father. He also notes views on arbitration, monopoly destruction, and tribunals for disputes between workers and capital.
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Plans Dinner to Bryan Preliminary Committee Seeks Conference
A preliminary committee of William Jennings Bryan supporters invites Democrats in the District of Columbia to a November 16 reception at the Raleigh Hotel. The group lists Willig J Abbott Cotter T Bride William J Dwyer Sonn 5 Miller and Edwin A Newman as organizers and calls on upholders of Bryan and his platforms to attend the red parlor meeting to assign duties for the dinner details.
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Stamboul to Roosevelt name change eyed by post office officials
Post office officials weigh renaming Stamboul Ta station to Roosevelt to honor a presidential visit, aiming to avoid mail confusion if a nearby railroad town becomes Roosevelt. Names honoring presidents have spread across the country with Cleveland leading, while Skidoa faces objections and possible removal from postal records.
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Reverend Long Attacks Roosevelt Bear Hunt
Stamford, Conn Oct 21 Rev Dr William Long nature writer denounces President Roosevelts Louisiana bear hunt as brutal cowardice. He condemns chasing a wild animal with dogs and shooting from a distance, criticizes the hunt as a display of hunting culture and calls out alleged hypocrisy in online reporting.
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