Roosevelt Speech Ties Cuba to US Interests in Independence Era
President Roosevelt closed two days in Detroit with a banquet at Light Guard Armory. He reiterated commitment to Cuban independence, explained Platt Amendment ties, and urged reciprocity to integrate Cuba into a favorable economic system while safeguarding US security, canal plans, and West Indian interests.
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Hawaii
Philippines
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Woodruff Dropped by Command of Platt at Saratoga
At the New York state Republican convention in Saratoga on September 22, a ticket was announced with Odell for Governor Sheldon for Lieutenant Governor Miller as Comptroller Wickser for Treasurer Bond as Engineer Coman as Attorney General Warner for Judge of Appeals. Rumors swirled that Woodruff might be named, with speculation about McGobk, but Sheldon remained the leading candidate for lieutenant governor. Temporary chairman Quin was named, and the platform favored neighborly relations, tariff revision while protecting trusts, Sherman act enforcement, and strong endorsement of Theodore Roosevelt and the national administration.
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A. D. Warner
Timothy “L. Wondruff
G. R. Sheldon
Anson G. McGobk
Kings County
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Pariff
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Benefit for Kidneys
Fragmented health note mentions nervousness sleeplessness and despondency with a claim that Hood's Sarsaparilla offers the most direct effect on the kidneys. The text reads like a medical advertisement urging care for the kidneys and suggesting Hood's as the safest substance.
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Ghost of Priest Roosevelt Plagued by Alleged Philippine Atrocities
Boston reports the New England anti-imperialistic committee released documents to President Roosevelt about abuses in the Philippines. The letter cites torture and murder cases, including the case of Father Augustine, detailing water torture and death at Banate in 1900, with witnesses prepared to testify.
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Manti
Hidden Danger Signals From Noise and Heat Warn Heart Health
Nature notes warn of approaching danger from noise and heat to avoid debilitating diseases. Early warnings urge attention to heart irritation and regulation, citing Dr Miles heart care as a remedy. The message hints at health tips from Milwaukee source.
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Miles
Roosevelt Sees Veterans Parade During Busy Day
The article recounts President Roosevelt urging amiable Cuba policy at a banquet and his actions in Savannah. He reviewed a British Troops regiment, spoke to Spanish War veterans, and rode on a river steamer. The day featured large crowds, a strong reception, and remarks on Philippine freedom.
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Religion and industry wage new labor debate in Minneapolis
The first session of a national employers convention opened in Minneapolis before 1,009, with President Northrup and speaker Carroll D. Wright addressing capital and labor. They debated causes of unrest, noting machinery and inflated capital, and urged religion and a broader social economy as the path to a cure.
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Comte
Democratic push for free raw materials era heats debate
Secretary Leslie M. Shaw addresses a Chicago audience urging protection over free raw materials, arguing U S production dominates raw cotton while manufacturing lags. He cites cotton's role in trade, noting high wages and tariffs keep the United States competitive yet export shares remain far lower for finished goods than raw cotton.
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Atlanta
Injured Switchman Crushed In Southern Yards
W P Howell a switchman for the Southern Railway was badly crushed in the abdomen by a switch engine in the Southern yards near Haynes Street last night. His foot slipped while coupling and he fell under the engine. wheels did not touch him. He was taken to the Gallaway hospital where the night surgeon weighed the injuries. A nurse said she did not think the injuries were serious.
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Southern Railway
Haynes Street
Howell
Sofie
Gi Aay
Hancock
Premature White Infant Found Near Water Works
A prematurely born white child’s body was found near a reservoir at the water works by a plant workman. Detectives Simpson and Bone investigated but could not determine origin or identify who left the body, leaving the case shrouded in mystery.
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Bone
Pady
Arrest in Macon man charged with attempted murder
George James, colored, was arrested in Macon by Policeman Griffin on September 22 for attempting to kill two women at Sand 1 Pit, Cordele.
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