President Calls for Fair Play in California and Navy Buildup
The President signals aggressive policy aims including fair play for Japanese in California, a larger navy, tax reform, a ship subsidy bill, uniform marriage and divorce laws, and expanded technical and industrial education for farmers and workers. He urges swift congressional action on anti corruption and criminal appeal provisions while highlighting successful rail regulation outcomes.
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Washington
Congress
California
In Defense of Injunction Limits and Judicial Criticism
A parliamentary defense of injunctions in labor disputes and a call for measured judicial criticism. The speaker warns against abolishing injunctions and urges careful use with public accountability, citing judges' power, public opinion, and the need for fearless yet fair rulings.
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Altho
Address on Lynching and Civilized Justice Across America
The speaker denounces lynching and mob violence as a national moral crisis driven by rape myths. He urges equal justice, education for all, and restraint regardless of race, warning that mob brutality erodes civilization and future generations. He endorses swift lawful justice and supports industrial public education like Hampton and Tuskegee.
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Hampton
Tuskegee
Capital and Labor Warn Against Demagogues and Class Hatred
A political tract condemns demagogues who stir class hatred toward wealth. It warns such rhetoric harms reform, weakens governance, and facilitates corruption. The piece urges sane reform along congressional lines and cautions against leaders who manipulate the poor or exploit the rich for personal gain.
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Congress
America
Eight Hour Day and Labor Reform Theme Across Nation
The speaker urges passage of a moderate bill to limit railroad workers’ hours, supports gradual eight hour day adoption, and backs federal conciliation bodies. He notes enforcement of existing eight hour laws, supports summer half holidays for government workers, and argues for worker protections, child labor bans, and employer liability reforms to share trade risks.
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Tropics
Panama
United States
Bureau of Labor
Congress
Control of Corporations Push for Stronger Federal Oversight
A charter for tighter national supervision over interstate firms is urged. Legislation like the railway rate and beef packing measures shows progress, with calls to extend federal authority, curb overcapitalization, and fund inspection costs from packers.
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Geological Survey
United States
Congress
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Holt
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Parker
W. H. Tait
Capital and
Territories
Pennsylvania
Walden Fawcett
Theodore Roosevelt