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Mrs. William Howard Taft
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Mrs. Taft’s childhood home on Pike Street, in Cincinnati
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Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson Herron, Mrs. Taft’s father and mother
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Members of the salon. Mr. Taft in the center, with the author at his right
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Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Taft at the time of their marriage
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Mrs. Taft, with Robert and Helen, when Mr. Taft was solicitor general
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Charlie Taft when he went to the Philippines
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Nikko. An ancient cryptomeria avenue and a glimpse of the famous temples
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Entrance to Imperial Palace Gardens in Tokyo
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The state dining-room of the White House, showing tapestry presented to Mrs. Taft by the Empress of Japan
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Helen Taft in Japanese costume
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Mrs. Taft in formal Filipina costume
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A carved narra or Philippine mahogany bed now in Mr. Taft’s room at New Haven
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A typical Philippine river scene and some Filipino laundry work
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(Left to right) General Wright, Mr. Taft, and Judge Ide as Philippine Commissioners
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A typical Filipino menu and place card
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Triumphal arch at Bataan
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Filipino members of the organising party enjoying afternoon repose on the deck of the Sumner
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The sultan of Sulu boarding the Sumner, followed by Mr. Arthur Fergussen, Spanish secretary to the commission
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A Moro Datu with his reinue, and the favorite wife of a Datu with her maids-in-waiting
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Picturesque bead-bedecked Bogobos of the Davao Country
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Philippine non-Christians. A Bontoc Igorrote (left), a Moro and two Kalinga chiefs (with shields)
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On the long trail in northern Luzon. Mrs. Taft second from the left
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Mr. Taft and Charlie enjoying their favourite exercise
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An Igorrote head dance, and a company of cargodores with their dogs, which are to be killed for food
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Views of the extraordinary Igorrote rice terraces. Practically all of the north central Luzon is cultivated in this manner
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Igorrote chief proudly displaying his house decorations of human skulls and carabao horns
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Bontoc Igorrotes with ganzas, showing handles made of human bones
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The Benguet road before and after completion. Not the most thrilling curve on this spectacular highway
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The zigzag. How the Benguet road climbs to an altitude of over 5,000 feet in six miles
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Mr. Taft taking the oath of office as the first American Governor of the Philippine Islands
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Two views of Malacañan palace. The first picture shows the wide, roofless veranda over the Pásig River
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Scenes attending Governor Taft’s arrival in Manila after his first absence
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Arch erected by the Partido Federal representing Filipina offering another star to the American Flag
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Mr. and Mrs. Taft, with members of their family and staff, including Major Noble, aide (at left), and Mr. Fred C. Carpenter, Private Secretary (right), in costumes worn at the Venetian Carnival
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Mr. Taft and Colonel Goethals, in Panama
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(From left to right) Mrs. Jaime De Veyra, Mrs. Taft, Governor Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Taft, Mr. Sergio Osemeña, speaker of the Philippine Assembly, and members of the Assembly in the Ayuntamiento, Manila
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The White House as it looked on the evening of the fourth of March, 1909
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Mr. and Mrs. Taft returning to the White House after Mr. Taft’s inauguration
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The private dining-room of the White House, and the family sitting-room at the end of the long upstairs corridor
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Two White House Bedrooms showing fine old colonial beds
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Two corners of the White House kitchen
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The East Room
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Mrs. Taft on the Potomac Drive
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The South Portico from the end of the Garden
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The White House garden and Washington’s Monument from the South Portico
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The Taft cottage at Beverly, Massachusetts
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The crescent table in the state dining-room arranged for the diplomatic dinner
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Mrs. Taft’s own picture of the White House
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The long eastern corridor through which guests arrive for state functions
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The main stairway leading to the President’s private apartments