Roosevelt Address Praises Civil War Veterans and Citizenship
The speaker extols Civil War veterans including General J Le Chamberlain and Tom Reed, lauding Gettysburg deeds and the medal of honor. He urges steady citizen virtue, careful law administration, and plain daily duties as the path to national strength and timely leadership.
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Tom Reed
J. le Chamberlain
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Israel
Egypt
Army of the
Gettysburg
President Roosevelt speaks at Lewiston Auburn visit
President Theodore Roosevelt received a cordial welcome in Lewiston and Auburn Maine on his visit. He arrived by Auburn station, rode to Lewiston on a barouche, and spoke from a mounted platform at City Park before thousands. Local officials and National Guard units helped ensure order and pageantry.
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James A. Walsh
Charles H. Osgood
H. L. Pratt
Franklin M. Drew
Wallace White
George W. Bean
George B. Pearce
William H. Newell
George Pottle
BE. G. Eveleth
George C. Wing
Horatio G. Foss
H. B. Estes
A. R. Savage
Company I
Lewiston City
McGillicuddy
Massachusetts Corporation Laws Roosevelts Ideal National Model
In a Symphony Hall speech President Roosevelt praised Massachusetts corporate law as a model for national statutes. He highlighted four unique features: full paid-in capital, stock issued at auction, director liability for dividends and misstatements, and mandatory annual public filings of assets liabilities and stockholders with dissolution penalty for two-year noncompliance.
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Massachusetts
Secretary of State
Commissioner
New Jersey
Maine
New York
President Praises Civil War Vets and Preparedness
The president urged service to all people, praised Civil War veterans for lessons in peace, and warned that modern battles require trained, prepared crews. He noted advances in ships and weapons but stressed the need for capable men to wield them, spoke for about twenty minutes, then left by Maine Central train from Lewiston to Augusta amid cheers.
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Augusta
Italian Queen's Accouchement Expected in November
Rome reports the Queen of Italy, born Princess Helena of Montenegro, is due to give birth in November. She married King Victor Emmanuel when he was Prince of Naples in 186, and they have a daughter born last year.
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Montenegro
Victor Emmanuel
Naples
President Roosevelts Maine Journey Draws Hundreds
President Roosevelt continues his tour from Boston to Maine amid large crowds in West Medford Winchester and North Billerica Lowell Andover Lawrence Dover Old Orchard Portland and Lisbon Falls. He greets locals from carriages on a cheering route and receives a wishbone from a fan in Lawrence while crowds caution against shoving at Haverhill and other stops.
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Charles H. Allen
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Leonard
Byron Truell
W.S. Knox
M. A. Dignam
Cortelyou
Fred Banan
Lawrence Brass Band
Medora
Oak
Banan
George
Views of the Liberal Parties on Trusts and Those of President Roosevelt
A compilation of party stances from 1900 to 1902 on trusts and corporate power. It cites Democratic, Social Democratic, and Republican platforms and Roosevelt’s call for strong national laws and publicity for corporations. The text contrasts calls for public ownership with demands for enforceable regulation and transparency.
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Democratic National Platform
Social Democratic Party
Republican National Platform
President Roosevelt
Boston
Secret Service Men Haunt Roosevelt Says Nahant Gossip
Nahant August 26 The Nahant Club reports a Lodge family member asked President Roosevelt about his view of the presidency He calls it the best job but says secret service men are the bane of his existence He wishes to travel freely without a trailing guard and worries about Wilkie’s opinion.
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Nahant Club
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Secret Service
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Wilkie
Victor in Switzerland exchanges courtesies with President Zemp
In GESCHENEN Switzerland on August 26 the train carrying the King of Italy and his retinue emerged from the St Gothard tunnel and arrived at 5 o'clock. The scene reflected formal greetings between royal and civic leaders as the Italian sovereign continued his Swiss trip.
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Switzerland
Italy
St. Gothard Tunnel
Italian King Visits Switzerland in Royal Greeting
The King of Italy arrived at a Swiss railroad station decorated for the visit. Italian and Swiss remarks stressed ongoing friendship and closer ties between Italy and Switzerland. King Victor Emmanuel thanked President Zemp before his train continued to Berlin.
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Zemp
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Berlin
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