Roosevelt Vacation Barriers Begin In Oyster Bay
Washington May 26 Roosevelt invite-only access rises as he prepares to depart for Sagamore Hill mid June and return during July and August. Politicians, senators, and representatives may press the president only by invitation, with many conferences likely at Oyster Bay while he tests his health and weighs national policy amid party politics. Theodore E. Burton of Cleveland, Taft campaign manager and rivers and harbors chair, is profiled as a reformer who fights pork but faces opposition. his ambitions include the speakership if Taft is president.
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Lane Puts Teeth into Aged Trappist in Harriman Inquiry
Washington May 20 Franklin K Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission is drafting a sharper report on the Harriman railroads finding to satisfy the presidents Indianapolis speech and public demand for a vigorous document. Kellogg and Severances earlier draft pleased some officials but was too cold in tone and lacked bite. Lane aims to inject epigrams and strong language while defending earlier conclusions about undesirable citizens and law violations. In Chicago Brother Andrew, a Trappist monk, leaves the abbey after forty years to see newspapers and modern city life, then returns amid overwhelming noise and confusion of trains, telephones, and industry. A health note claims Catarrh cure available with Hall’s Catarrh Cure, with a $100 reward offer for failed cases.
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Martinique
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School of Mines closes very successful year
Socorro New Mexico May 20 The New Mexico School of Mines ends a very successful year with more students in collegiate technical work and strong prep department numbers. Prospects for next year are bright with many returning students and inquiries from prospective enrollees. A dormitory is planned funded by a fifteen thousand dollar legislative appropriation to improve student housing and keep costs low. Every graduate is in a lucrative position, with promising reports from Arizona and Mexico.
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Indian voter notes and court case in Arizona dispatch
An Arizona report notes a Native American who claims to have voted for Governor Stona while McKee asserts his own long ago vote for him. The article mentions a Laguna resident, a former tailor, and a Papago man from San Xavier who pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct and defended his republican loyalty in court.
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