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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1909

Page

4

Tillman land grant inquiry sparks Senate disclosure

The 1909 White House correspondence and Senate debate reveal Senator Tillman pressed to obtain Oregon land parcels via his agent William Lee. President Roosevelt’s memo defends detective work while detailing investigations into land grants and post office fraud disclosures.

Tillman Land Grants and Personal Letters Exposed

A Senate inquiry reveals letters and amoral maneuvering around Timber land grants. Senator Tillman is connected to agents and proposals to hold or claim Oregon timber lands, while Roosevelt’s inspectors critique use of his name in advertisements. The exchange includes Dorrs letters and Tillmans assurance of no personal gain. The document highlights a larger public land dispute and the potential conflict of interest.

Tillman Senate Senator Hale Senator Tillman William Lee Oregon Post Office Executive Departments Congress Immigration Commission Department of Justice Treasury Department Secret Service Postoffice Department Corps of Postal Service Interior Department Land Office Indian Bureau Root Postal Department Coos Douglas South Carolina Democratic Party Post Office Department Portland William E. Lee Messrs. Reed Washington United States Pacific Slope Messrs. Reeder and Watkins Mr. Lee Lee Dorr Bryan R. Dorr St. Paul & Pacific Timber Syndicate Southern Oregon Company Coos Bay Hale Riches West

House Debates Presidential Rebuke Draws Packed House

A heated House session over a presidential rebuke drew hundreds of spectators. Members clashed on the proper response as Latta delivered routine messages and the chamber debated authority, with the measure passing 212 to 385 and Congressman Washburn voting no.

Tawney Gardner Williams Gardtangle Idner Washburn Massachusetts House

Perkins Sees Breach of House Privileges in President Message

Washington January 8 The special committee led by Chairman Perkins says parts of the President's message breach House privileges and should not be considered. The report accuses the message of unjustified language and personal attack, and recommends tabling the disputed sections and discharging related resolutions. Denby later accuses the President of straying into personal abuse.

Perkins Mr. Denby House of Representatives Denby Speaker United States House Latta Cannon Mr. Williams Mississippi Bennett Weeks Perkins Committee Townsend Michigan Williams Secret Service Senate Tawney Minnesota Sherley Kentucky Driscoll New York Gardner Massachusetts Committee On Appropriations Washington Jan Special Committee Senteto

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