Roosevelt Denies Suppressing Suit In Harvester Case
In a detailed statement from Oyster Bay on April 25, Colonel Roosevelt rejects claims of suppressing a report on the Harvester Trust. He defends Cabinet and Taft involvement, says delay followed Senate directed inquiry, and that Taft could have acted earlier but chose not to.
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Roosevelt to Speak in Brockton Sat With Parade
Theodore Roosevelt will visit Brockton on Saturday morning for a non partisan welcome. Mayor Harry C. Howard leads the reception committee. Veterans of the Rebellion will escort Roosevelt in a monster parade as merchants decorate shops.
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Birmingham Orator to Speak at Faneuil Hall Rally
Joseph C. Manning of Birmingham Alabama will headline the anti Roosevelt third term meeting at Faneuil Hall on Friday night April 26. The rally aims to oppose Roosevelt rather than promote any candidate. Massachusetts anti Roosevelt committee organizes with William Monroe Trotter as chairman presiding. Public entry without ticket. doors open at 7. Music by Commonwealth band.
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Harko Suits Offer Value From Wool Fabrics
Harko suits are crafted from fine all wool fabrics in five models and stock ten thousand in view. Gentlemen used to paying 25 to 30 dollars for suits can obtain the same by asking for the Harko at 12.50 dollars. S. H. Harrison Co. 662 to 672 Washington St., opposite the Gaiety Theatre.
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