Defiance Recalls Recall Plan in Legislature Debate
The column quotes the colonel urging recall and referendum proposals amid a tense legislative session. He argues against sacred judiciary decisions and defends his plan before lawmakers, noting Roosevelt supporters among the 390 legislators and praising a Democratic speech.
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Texas Woman Praises Resinol Remedies In Testimonial
A Texas woman shares a long testimonial extolling Resinol Soap and Ointment as cures for skin conditions. She cites personal experience with infant and adults, noting relief from irritation and inflammation and urging trials via druggists.
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Roosevelt Reaffirms No Third Term Under Any Circumstances
The former president restates his stance that he would not accept a third term, whether consecutive or not, citing the historical convention and the party machinery. He argues the issue rests with the people and notes a potential shift would not be a serious matter.
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Bryan Signals Support for Roosevelt and Cabinet Entry
Chicago February 26 Coroner Peter M Hoffman stated William Jennings Bryan will back Theodore Roosevelt for president if nominated and may join Roosevelt's Cabinet. Hoffman noted Bryan has grown conservative and aligns with Roosevelt on public issues, though Bryan says he will not run.
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Roosevelt Campaign Fray Shapes Republican Power Play
Roosevelt’s visit drew mixed reception among House members who deemed his stance ultra radical. He avoided Governor Foss and supported tariff revision via a tariff commission while urging recall of judicial decisions. Gardner rebuked him publicly, pledging to oppose if Columbus platform ideals prevail.
Roosevelt Faction Faces Long Odds In Massachusetts Delegation
In Massachusetts the Roosevelt bid for delegates faces strong Republican opposition. Only a few state senators and House members endorse Roosevelt while most leaders oppose his nomination. Roosevelt plans to stay out of active organization work for now, awaiting results of his announcement and deciding on possible speeches later.
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Roosevelt Speech Defense of Columbus Address Read in House
Promptly at 3 o'clock Colonel Roosevelt entered the House chamber with the Sergeant-at-Arms. On motion of Representative Cox of Boston the House recessed subject to the chair. The former President was presented to the House and spoke for 43 minutes defending and explaining his Columbus speech. He addressed part of his remarks.
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Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
The advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims relief from headache fever nasal congestion and rheumatic pains after up to three two hour doses. The 25 cent tablet contains no quinine and is marketed as the world’s best cold remedy.
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