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The 23 pages that link to William Howard Taft, each with the reason it gives.

• Theodore RooseveltRelated: Roosevelt’s break with his chosen successor split the Republican Party and shaped the 1912 election.

• Standard OilRelated: His Justice Department carried the breakup case through to judgment.

• William McKinleyRelated: Taft continued the administration of the Philippine territory acquired during McKinley's presidency.

• Emilio AguinaldoCompared with: Taft embodied the colonial administration Aguinaldo opposed and later engaged politically.

• Treaty of PortsmouthRelated: Taft’s 1905 meeting with Japanese prime minister Katsura Tarō produced a separate, informal exchange of views on East Asia.

• Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.Related: Taft appointed Holmes to the Supreme Court and later led the Court during Holmes’s tenure.

• Apolinario MabiniRelated: Taft’s administration confronted Filipino resistance after Mabini refused to swear allegiance to the United States.

• American colonial period in the PhilippinesRelated: Taft directed the early shift from military occupation to civilian colonial administration.

• Dollar diplomacyRelated: Taft made economic investment a prominent instrument of U.S. policy.

• Elihu RootRelated: Root served as secretary of state during Taft’s presidency.

• Tomás Estrada PalmaRelated: Taft helped negotiate during the 1906 Cuban crisis and briefly served as provisional governor.

• Charles Evans HughesRelated: Taft preceded Hughes as chief justice and later supported Hughes’s appointment to the Court.

• United States occupation of CubaRelated: He handled the initial U.S. administration before Charles Edward Magoon took office.

• José Santos ZelayaRelated: His administration increased U.S. pressure on Zelaya during the 1909 crisis.

• Manuel Estrada CabreraRelated: His administration’s regional policy formed part of the external setting for Estrada Cabrera’s government.

• Robert M. La FolletteCompared with: La Follette challenged Taft’s influence within the Republican Party before leaving it.

• Henry Cabot LodgeRelated: Taft supported the League and publicly challenged Lodge’s resistance to membership.

• Leonard WoodRelated: Taft’s civilian approach to Philippine rule differed from Wood’s governing style.

• Nelson W. AldrichRelated: Taft’s administration coincided with Aldrich’s final years in the Senate and the 1910 tariff fight.

• Zion National ParkRelated: Taft established Mukuntuweap National Monument by presidential proclamation.

• Big stick ideologyRelated: His dollar diplomacy is often compared with Roosevelt’s more overt reliance on military power.

• Hiram JohnsonCompared with: Taft’s renomination prompted Johnson and Roosevelt to leave the Republican ticket and run as Progressives.

• Rainbow Bridge National MonumentRelated: Taft proclaimed Rainbow Bridge National Monument in 1910.