Roosevelt Monroe Doctrine Speech Addresses Policy and Duty
President Roosevelt spoke at Chautauqua on foreign policy and the Monroe Doctrine. He argued it prevents non American powers from taking territory, protects southern republics, and requires backing with action when necessary while avoiding imperial overreach. He emphasized aid to weaker nations, debt issues, and international responsibility.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Roosevelt
Lakewood
Vincent
Republica
United States
Morning Journal Attacks Albuquerque City Leader Learnard
The Morning Journal publishes a harsh critique of George P. Learnard a city council member and Albuquerque businessman. It accuses him of dishonesty and questions his courage while portraying a supposed interview as a fabrication by the Journal amid tensions with police officials.
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The
Morning Journal
George P. Learnard
Albuquerque
Journal
Learnard
Thirty-Third Annual Regatta Opens in Baltimore
Baltimore hosts the thirty third annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen under Patapsco Navy auspices. Teams from the United States and Canada train on Spring Gardens as the Patapsco River course offers ideal conditions. The program includes the octopede intercity race between New York and Schuylkill Navy eight, coached by Jim Pilkington, with a full slate of thirteen events and medals, club banners, and a perpetual plate for the association.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Patapsco
United States
Canada
Spring Gardens
Patapaco Navy
New York
Sehuylkill
Jim Pilkington
Halsey Jackson
Palisade Club
Bow
Fred, Fuesser
Harlem
Howard Stivers
Nassau Club
W. Mehrham
J. Hoben
Trae Vesely
Bohemian Oa
Shepheard
Constance Titus
Wm. Smith
Philadelphia
James B. Juvenal
Cresser
Exley
Lockwood
Veaper Boat Club
Zane, Myers
Williams
Public denial of a false interview in Morning Journal
George P Learnard denies an published interview as fabricated. He cites affidavit by S E Newcomer detailing an August 11 meeting with R J Haddrill, Albuquerque Morning Journal manager, where the interview was discussed and rejected as untrue. The notarized statement supports Learnard’s claim of fabrication.
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Morning Journal
Scoundrellys
E. Newcomer
Journal
George P. Learnard
Territory of
New Mexico
Bernalillo
S. E
R. 3
Haddrill
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Lavarnard
Mohla
M. B
Hickey
Bailey Defends South From Charges At Confederate Reunion
McGregor Texas Aug 11 United States Senator Bailey of Texas spoke at a Confederate reunion defending southern traditions and criticizing a University of Virginia president and Dr Alderman. He recalled Congress debate over a Portland exposition travel fund, criticizing excess and vowing to cover his own expenses.
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McGregor
Texas
United States
Bailey
Betas Crema
Bat
University of Virginia
University
of Virginia
Alderman
New York
Dr. Aldertan
Mr. Bailey
Hailey
Portland Exposition
Preparations Complete for Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Portland Ore Aug 11 The preliminary work for the sixteenth annual Trans-Mississippi commercial congress in this city August 16 is finished Secretary Francis reports 800 appointments from various states and territories with room for more in the next days The program highlights Oriental trade with Theodore Wilcox congress president John Tarrett U S representative of Colombia and James J Hill Great Northern railway president set to speak.
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Portland
Ore
Francis Ports
Theodore Wilcox
Congrees
John Tarrett
United States of Colombia
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Peace Terms Battle Flows From Portsmouth Dispatches
Reports from Portsmouth New Hampshire August 11 indicate Russia and Japan near initial terms. Witte prepares a reply not as acceptance or refusal but an invitation to negotiate while Kaz Komura reviews. Indemnity and Sakhalin cession are the two terms marked non pos sum.
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Portsmouth
N. H
St. Petersburg
Witte
Baron Komura
Russia
Far East
Baron Xomura
Japan
Sakhalin
Associated Press
Fearful and Fatal Fire Destroys Soap Factory
New York August 11 Twenty two men were carried burned and unconscious five badly burned from a fire at W H Sons soap factory on West 120th Street. Seventy thousand gallons of soap exploded after the blaze was checked forcing workers to flee the toxic smoke and burning fluids. Firemen returned to duty despite injuries. Loss estimated at 50000.
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New York
W. H.sons
West 120Th Strees
Acha
Archbishop Chapelle Requiem Follows Heartened Yellow Fever Report
New Orleans reports include 759 total cases to date with 137 deaths overall, today adding three. Disease still spreads while new cases drop. fifty cases remain under treatment outside New Orleans. Texas warns freight movement may spark embargo if not halted. Archbishop Chapelle laid to rest after a private two hour interment in the Cathedral crypt.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Dr. Tabor
Southern Pacific
Archbishop Chapelle
Forest fires devastate mountains near Butte Montana
Western Montana patrols report forest fires raging near the Idaho line causing extensive damage to threatened areas. Authorities warn residents and crews are mobilizing to combat the blazes as smoke and flames spread through hillside forests.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Roosevelt Warns China Over Anti American Boycott
Shanghai reports rising alarm over an anti American boycott amid a looming commercial crisis. The United States allegedly instructed Minister Rockhill to urge the Chinese government to fully observe the Tien Tsin treaty provisions.
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Shanghai
Roosevelt
Rockbill
America
China
Root resigns from all corporate ties in move to state role
New York August 11 Secretary Hic hu Root, recently appointed to President Roosevelt's cabinet, has severed all connections with financial institutions he was formerly tied to. He says the action ensures he can serve as secretary of state without ties to corporate interests.
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New York
Hic Hu Root
Praaident
Roosevelt
Switch Financial Institut
Dle
The
Britt and Nelson Agree to 25-Round Fight in San Francisco
San Francisco August 11 James Edward Britt and Battling Nelson have signed for a twenty five round bout to be staged before the Colma Athletic Club in September. The match carries a purse of 20000 dollars or 63 percent of gross receipts and a side bet of 10000 dollars with the winner to receive the proceeds.
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Cal
James Edward Britt
Nelson
Colma Athletic Club
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