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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1907

Page

4

Taft Boom News Draws Washington Politico Ties

Washington dispatch sketches Taft supporters in the capital, detailing Supt. Vor ys meetings with Cortelyou Dover and New while signaling behind the scenes plots over the next Republican national convention. It notes Roosevelt’s third term maneuver and hints at South politics affecting Taft’s prospects.

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Taft hailed as successor at Manila feast

At a Manila assembly banquet Senor Rotuss toasted President Roosevelt and 254 Filipinos pledged loyalty to the United States The event favored continued US Philippines ties as Gov Gen Smith urged maintaining relations Taft expected as next US president praised Smith and education for citizenship while cautioning against Cuba-like hacienda domination and foreign labor.

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Roosevelt Speech and Train Journey Highlight Early 20th Century Visit

The text covers President Roosevelt citing courage and civic virtue, urging unity beyond party lines, and advocating naval funding while on a presidential visit. It describes his departure in a special train from Yazoo to Memphis, the renamed Roosevelt stop, and the humorous bear-hunting anecdotes accompanying the journey.

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Root Praises Hague Work and Permanent Tribunal Plan

Secretary Root lauded the Second Hague Conference and the American delegates for securing a key agreement on compulsory arbitration of contractual debts and the move toward a permanent international tribunal. He highlighted instructions drafted May 31 urging restraint in entangling alliances and favoring further conferences, with emphasis on neutral duties and the rights of neutrals.

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Obaldia Receives Medal At Havana Dinner

In Havana on Oct. 21 General Obaldia, son of Panama's acting president, was presented to Gov Magoon with the medal voted by Congress for his Canal Zone services. Magoon delivered a brief response as diplomats and officials looked on. A fire at the quartermasters' corral remains under investigation with the incendiary identity still unknown.

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Bryan Attacks Third Term and Sees Price Rise Fears

In remarks at a school event, Mr. Bryan opposed a third term for the President and discussed economic worries as money supply grows. He contrasted with 1893 conditions, urged values beyond money, and stressed duties like parental support, education, and civic responsibility. He favored arbitration to settle labor disputes and proposed a tribunal for truth in company conflicts.

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Plans Dinner to Bryan in DC Arrangements Conference

Preliminary Committee asks Democrats to confer on dinner plans for William Jennings Bryan. District of Columbia Democrats will meet Bryan at a 2 p.m. reception at the Raleigh Hotel on November 16. A committee of Abbott, Cotter, Bride, Dwyer, Miller, and Newman called a meeting for those interested to organize volunteers and assign duties for the dinner.

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Stamboul to Roosevelt name change debated by post officials

Post office officials weigh removing Skidoe from the postal map as Stamboul Ta near Starboul Ta may be renamed Roosevelt to honor the President. Affected rail-adjacent areas in Venango County Pa face potential confusion, with eighteen U S post offices already named for Roosevelt and others honoring Cleveland McKinley and Harrison.

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Noted writer attacks Roosevelt bear hunt in Louisiana

Special dispatch from Stamford quotes Rev Dr William Long condemning President Roosevelt’s bear hunt as cowardly and brutality. He criticizes the chase by dogs and shooting from distance, accusing Roosevelt of promoting a hunting code lacking in mercy and sportsmanship.

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