Roosevelt Speaks at Kansas State Park Rally Attended by Masses
The crowd gathered in a battle site grove turned state park as Theodore Roosevelt delivered an extended address applauded by Governor Stubbs and insurgent leaders. Speakers Pinchot Garfield and White joined in endorsing Roosevelt and his reform message.
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Coffeyville
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Here's Roosevelt's Present Platform
Roosevelt outlines a progressive program rooted in the Kansas Civil War era lessons. He seeks public control of corporate power, expanded taxation on large fortunes, thorough regulation of railways and monopolies, stronger labor protections, and direct democracy reforms to curb special interests. The speech emphasizes Lincoln's ideals and a more active national government to promote equal opportunity and public welfare.
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Crowbar Attack Sets Off Wild Street Disturbance
A man with a crowbar attacked several people in a public space, injuring four. Officer Doherty and bystanders overpowered him. The assailant, Stanley, appeared sane after arrest but had a history of epileptic fits and prior odd behavior. Witnesses recounted the panic and a nearby resident, Mrs Flaherty, described fleeing in fear.
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General Electric
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Market Street
Deny Aviator Hamilton’s Petition in Curtiss Case
Charles K. Hamilton sought a preliminary injunction to stop Glenn H. Curtiss from interfering with his exhibition contracts. Judge Lacombe denied the petition in the United States Circuit Court without opinion after hearing argument a week earlier. Hamilton alleged Curtiss blocked shows in San Francisco and at the Harvard meet.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
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Curtiss
San Francisco
Harvard
Lawson Decries Archbold Denial On Standard Oil Rumors
Thomas W. Lawson reaffirmed his charge that Standard Oil uses women to influence political enemies and allies, recounting a staged scandal aimed at a U.S. Senate seat. He cites a string of alleged crimes and asserts Archbold cannot refute the broader pattern of debauchery and manipulation.
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Thomas W. Lawson
John D. Archbold
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Standard Oil
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Washington
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Red Head
Roosevelt Remarks on Corruption and Party Duty
In Lawrence Kansas on August 31 former President Roosevelt urged removing corrupt officials even within his own party. He praised Senator Bristow at Baker University and said he would not hesitate to oust any party member found guilty of fraud.
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Osawatomie
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Kansas
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