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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1906
Page
4
Tainted Money Prompted Roosevelts Demand for Restitution
In Washington President Roosevelt urged Cortelyou and Bliss to return 148000 dollars tainted from Life Insurance campaign funds of 1904. With over 400000 in the committee bank, officials reportedly refused restitution, risking Cortelyou's posts if he does not comply.
Roosevelt Denial Tied to Campaign Contributions
The piece recalls President Roosevelt and Mr. Cortelyon denying knowledge of campaign contributions from corporations after Judge Parker charged such donations in 1904. It argues for restitution of united funds and an apology to Parker to cleanse the Republican mess, and urges future campaigns avoid appearances of evil by rejecting similar funds.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Cortelyon
Subsidies and the Plunder Hunger of Business Interests
The Auburn Citizen argues that business interests relentlessly seek subsidies from the public treasury while farmers and workers receive none. Secretary Root’s Kansas City speech is cited advocating subsidies for steamship lines to South America, framed as a monopoly privilege. The piece contends tariffs are themselves subsidies and criticizes the protective tariff as a hidden subsidy.
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Root
Kansas City
South America
Printing error prompts ethical vs ethnical remark debate
The Auburn Citizen critiques San Francisco for excluding Japanese children from schools and notes a printer's misprint turning ethnical into ethical. The paper argues material prosperity should not be subordinated to ethical questions, while praising the paper for its stance on trade and national growth.
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San Francisco
United States
Auburn Citizen
Old Congress Delays New Session Frustrating Elections
The piece argues that a three months session of the old congress after the election of a new one undermines popular government. It notes the current congress is under the same party control as the old and contrasts with other countries that install new parliaments immediately after elections.
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Congress
Chicago
Greater Grays Harbor unity urged in local rally
The Hoquiam Washingtonian urges unity across Grays Harbor counties to advance a looming Greater project. It claims localities are insignificant alone and promotes collective effort to accelerate the vision. It predicts Congress will face the president in three months and notes Santos Dumont’s forecast of universal flight.
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Hoquiam Washingtonian
Congress
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Crehalis
Washington
Cortelyou
Republican National Com
the Life Insurance Companies
Tee
Republican National Committee
Readers of the
Auburn
N. Y
Citizen
Grays Harbor Country
Santos Dumont
Elgin
Waltham
Burnett
Diamond Merchants & Jewelers
Kestner
Santa Claus
Gorosis
Wolff
GEO. J. Wolff
Aberdeen
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