Roosevelt Letter Rebutts Baldwin on Labor Legislation
Theodore Roosevelt publishes a second letter to Judge Simeon E. Baldwin Democratic governor nominee of Connecticut. He corrects earlier statements based on Baldwin's reported letter and cites Baldwin's courtroom opinion in the Hoxie vs. New York New Haven & Hartford Railway case as part of his updated view.
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Rochester
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Simeon E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Baldwin
Roosevelt
Concord
N. H
Colonel Roosevelt
Simeon BE. Baldwin
Wall Street
New Haven
Conn
William H. Hoxie
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway Company
William
Hoxie
Norwich
United States
New York
Hughes
Rengo fat loss promise advertised nationwide
An advertisement for Rengo claims rapid fat reduction without exercise or dieting, asserting safety and palatability. It promotes convenience, urges readers to order from Detroit headquarters, with lists of drugstores and outlets in multiple cities and a free sample offer by mail.
The High Cost of State Living and Political Debate
A political tract analyzes rising Massachusetts state costs under Republican rule and Governor Draper, contrasts the fellow servant rule in labor law with progressive views, and weighs 1912 presidential prospects including Taft and Roosevelt. It cites Hoxie v. Railway Co. and Connecticut law on employee injuries, urging labor justice and party unity.
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State of
Connecticut
Multo Fruto Promoted as Natural Constipation Cure
An advertisement touts Multo Fruto as a natural cure for constipation and nervous tension. It claims tropical fruit juices provide quick relief and invites readers to buy full packages at drug stores or request a trial by mail from the Detroit address.
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Rengo Co
Rengo
Detroit
Mich
Moses Root Hints Colonel as 1912 Roosevelt Adversary
The article notes a split among Quan supporters over Roosevelt and national policy. Some vow to oppose the Republican ticket due to Roosevelt, while others back it to capitalize on his power and courage. It highlights tensions within the party over honesty, purity, equality and reform efforts.
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Root
Moses
Quan
Voice of resistance to party tyranny echoes nationwide
A fragmented quotation describes a broader rebellion against party machines and their rule, portraying a national movement opposing centralized control and demanding reform and accountability. The text frames this as part of a larger, ongoing struggle across the United States.
Mail carrier Rasley faces assault claim over misdelivered letters
Glick admitted anger after letters for his wife were misdelivered to another Glick family. He said he drank that morning and urged Rasley to be an ash man instead of a letter carrier. He denied a violent attack, claiming he only pushed Rasley and that the carrier slipped. Glick resides at 101 Chambers street.
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Frank J. Rasley
Glick
Rasley
Basley
Chambers Street
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton
Henry Siegel Co
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Essex Sts
Woodward Drug Company
Premont St
W. B. Hunt Company
Washington St
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Pleasant St
Malden
Draper
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Taft
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W. B. Clarke CO
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United States District Court
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