Roosevelt and Conservativ e Reform Rivalry Aims
The speech defends Theodore Roosevelt against claims of betrayal while praising progressive measures enacted under Republican leadership. It argues for the integrity of anti trust actions and tariff revisions, defending the Commerce Court and other reforms as essential, while denouncing Roosevelt’s push for a possible third term and radical constitutional changes.
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House
Enate
Senate
Dingley Ll
Philippines
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Ereby
Congressal Commission
Congress
Mining Bureau
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Kellogg
Supreme Court of the United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Bates Praises Crane at Taft Rally in Massachusetts
Former Governor John S. Bates, as Taft rally chair, lauds Winthrop Murray Crane as a high minded senator and calls Massachusetts to stand by him against what he terms vile attacks. He urges voters to show support next Tuesday for Crane's policy stance and integrity.
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John S. Bates
Massachusetts
State House
Washington
United States Senate
Winthrop Murray Crane
Crane
Morocco Plant Strikers Held on $400 Bonds
Three Lennox & Briggs morocco plant workers were arrested in Haverhill Massachusetts for affray during a strike disturbance. Each was held in bonds of 400 dollars in district court for a continued hearing tomorrow.
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Morocco
Haverhill
Mass
Lennox & Briggs
Kick the Hat Card to Taft Sent in Stamford
A card sent to President Taft during his Stamford visit objected to his policies with lines urging to keep the old ways and save votes for Billie Taft. Concurrently, rebuilding work prompts a transfer car and rerouted service on the Meeting House Hill South Boston line via Dorchester avenue and Dorchester street for two-way travel between Broadway and Andrew square.
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New Haven
Conn
Taft
Stamford
Billie Taft
Andrew Square
Meeting House Hill
South Boston
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester Street
Broadway
Chinese Student Going Home
Dr. Hin Wong a Columbia University journalism graduate and Missouri School of Journalism alum plans to leave the United States this week to join Dr. Sun Yat Sen as special agent for the reformer’s industrial development plans in south China. Wong was educated in Hawaii where his father served as Presbyterian minister and publisher.
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New York
Hin Wong
Columbia University
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
United States
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Wong
Hawaii
Advertisement Plans After Roosevelt Expose Sparks Debate
Yesterday morning after reading claims of Theodore Roosevelt's double dealing with the American people while president, I dictated an advertisement for the evening papers. The republishing delays the planned article for today and tomorrow’s notice will either cover Taft’s reply or resume the original piece.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt or Revolution The Massachusetts appeal to Taft
A Boston writer urges President Taft to expose Roosevelt by publishing proof that links him to alleged steel and harvest er trusts. He argues Roosevelt must prove innocence or be defeated in Massachusetts elections, warning of nationwide consequences and urging campaign accountability.
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New York
Senate
House
Theodore Roosevelt
MR. Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Roolfe
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