Roosevelt sentiment sways bankers on presidential outlook
The Post reports Lawson and others discuss the Roosevelt message with mixed certainty. They predict Roosevelt's victory and a Johnson endorsement for the Democrats, while noting opposition from Standard Oil allies. A $75,000 bet is pledged to charity if Roosevelt wins.
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Roosevelt
United States
Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Standard Oil
Frank discussion urged on labor and economy policies
A speaker urges dispassionate talk on injunctions and the employers' liability act, warns labor unemployment as a national warning, and calls for calm. The speaker criticizes injudicious Roosevelt remarks, notes global investor reactions, and argues for gradual prudent policy to avoid widening poverty.
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Roosevelt
markdown sale notice highlights broad stock discounts
A brief public notice indicates all stock is marked down for the day with no single feature item highlighted. The focus is on general markdowns across multiple goods rather than a specific product or sale event.
Will Put Criminal Financiers Behind the Bars
President urges sharp action against wealth-fueled corruption, attacking Standard Oil and railroad interests. He argues laws must be enforced evenly, stockholders share responsibility for corrupt practices, and honest business requires moral renewal across law, courts, and politics.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Standard Oil Trust
Baise
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Bgg
New York
Chicago & Alton
San Francisco
Standard Oil
Santa Fe Railroad
Congress
The Orangeine Formula Gains Wide Package Exposure
The Orangeine Formula now appears on every package, claiming safe reach to colds grip headache and indigestion. The claim highlights its rare power and broad availability in consumer use.
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Hesco
Sepercup
Resteurant
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Siegel
Sox
Somme
Henry Siegel Co
Meltons
Kerseys
Vicunas
Standard Oil Company
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
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