Roosevelt's Message Breathes Reform for Rates and Systems
President Roosevelt's annual message to Congress urges rate legislation for interstate commerce, federal supervision of railroads and large corporations, and stronger federal oversight of insurance. He warns against overcapitalization, calls for public accountability, and highlights tariff, currency, and peace topics while outlining plans for Panama Canal progress and defense needs.
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Overland Limited Wreck Kills Nine Near Rock Springs Wy
Nine killed and eleven trainmen plus seven passengers injured in a head on collision five miles west of Rock Springs on the Union Pacific. The Overland Limited burned, with the dynamo car and mail cars destroyed. Names of dead and injured listed. Wyoming State Hospital aiding the injured. relief trains dispatched from nearby towns.
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Maud Riley
Sanfrancisco
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Granddaughters protest use of Old Ironsides as a target
Two granddaughters of Commodore Charles Stewart, commander of the Constitution, telegrammed Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte in Washington to oppose using the old frigate as a target. They urge preserving the War of 1812 relic, noting its reverence and linking to Lang's view that Trvonsides should be held in reverence.
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Elizabeth Tudor Stewart
New York
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Stewart Purnell
Irish Home Rule
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Charles J. Bonaparte
Washington, D. C
Charles Stewsart
Lang
Margaret P. Stewart
Traneces BR. Stewart
Eligabeth T.stewart
In His Own Defense Patrick Sentenced To Die In Electric Chair
New York December reports Albert J. Patrick a lawyer convicted of murdering William Marsh Rice was sentenced to die in the electric chair after a final plea. Justice Rogers pronounced sentence in the New York Supreme Court with an appeal noted. Patrick spoke for nearly fifteen minutes defending himself.
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