Tillman replies to Roosevelt attacks over land purchase
Senator Tillman defends his actions regarding land farming and a 1868 grant in Oregon. He says he sought no private gain, criticized Roosevelt’s methods, and challenged the president to compare records, denying concealment or wrongdoing. He cites Dorr and Reeder & Watkins swindle cases and his own investigations.
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Burne Jones Anecdote About Smoking Limits
In J Comyns Carr's reminiscences a Burne Jones anecdote recalls a doctor asking how many cigars he smoked daily. He replied about six. The doctor advised restricting to three for the time being. Burne Jones later told Carr he never smoked more than three.
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