Roosevelt fund inquiry frays Senate floor in 1904
A heated Senate session centers on campaign contributions linked to Col Roosevelt and the Standard Oil group. Washington figures including Archbold and Cortelyou face questions about large sums and timing, with Penrose and Reed trading accusations of influence and alerting a possible alert to party control before the Chicago convention.
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MISS KEEN DESCRIBES BLACKBURN SCALING EXPEDITION
Seattle Aug. Miss Dora Keen of Philadelphia fed an expedition up Mount Blackburn reaching the summit May 1 then traveled over Skolai pass to the Yukon becoming the first woman to complete the crossing. She described the climb as dangerous and noted a height discrepancy on maps.
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Fullest Protection for All Americans
Washington Aug 22 The state department vows the fullest protection for American life and property in Nicaragua. Reinforcements by sea and land will be sent if needed as Admiral Southerland prepares to land Marines and bluejackets at Corinto aboard the California New Orleans ships. Officials say American forces act under precedents without Congress when life or property are jeopardized. Two Americans Dodd and Phillips are reported killed in Nicaragua and under investigation.
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Indictments Highlight Becker Case In New York
In New York two former police lieutenants, James White and Charles Steinert, face perjury charges connected to the Rosenthal murder inquiry. Other defendants including Dago Frank Cirifico and Jack Sullivan plead not guilty to murder while further bank accounts tied to Lieutenant Hecker reveal about $12,600 in recent disclosures.
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Dixon claims Progressive campaign spent under $160000
In Chicago on Aug 22 United States Senator Dixon released figures on the progressive campaign budget. He asserted total preconvention campaign costs were well under $160,090 with most funds from individuals rather than corporations. He noted spending differences by state and defended modest, economical operations across the Roosevelt-led effort.
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Sluice-Box Honor Arouses Pioneers at Scandia Parade
A populous, noisy commemoration at Scandia and Deer Lodge featured a dramatic reenactment of a mail train holdup, with crowds and local dignitaries, including James Page and Granville Stange, in attendance. The event highlighted early Montana pioneers, the upcoming Montana state convention, and plans for next year’s meeting locations amid a vivid parade of floats, horse teams, and period costumes.
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Rush Legislation To Adjourn Tomorrow
The state legislature and conferees pushed supply measures to a close. Senate and House leaders indicated adjournment likely tomorrow morning after swift action on conference reports and postal service changes. The army and post office bills were carried over, with a tentative plan for a rapid adjournment as sessions wound down.
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