Roosevelt and Bryan clash over golden rule in era’s reform
The Salt Lake Republican’s view contrasts Bryan with Taft and praises Theodore Roosevelt. It notes Bryan’s appeal and criticism from Colliers' Weekly while honoring Roosevelt for advocating the golden rule and the square deal as emblematic reform. It highlights Roosevelt’s stance against trusts and privilege and his noted moral courage.
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Marie Buchanan Final Recital To Be Held At Capitol Avenue
Miss Mate Buchanan the gifted Cheyenne violinist will give her last appearance of the season at the Capitol Avenue theater on November 30. The concert will feature Richard Tuttle a vocalist of rare ability and will likely draw a crowded house as she embarks on further engagements across the country.
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King William Bows To People's Demands
Berlin reports that Emperor William promised to conform to constitutional methods in ruling Germany after a meeting with the Imperial chancellor at Potsdam. He pledged to act only through the chancellor and ministers, bowing to popular pressure across the empire.
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Heney Rapidly Recovering After Graft Case Efforts
Francia J. Heney is recovering with surprising rapidity in San Francisco and is expected to resume prosecuting graft cases within weeks. No blood poisoning. wound soreness is decreasing. He can swallow and take liquid nourishment.
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Francia J. Heney
St Pauls extension to fir coast bonds issued again
In South Dakota Montana and Washington plans for St Pauls extension to the fir coast are set to issue bonds again at this new line and its equipment.
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Montana
Washington
St. Paul
Banker Dies in Sing Sing Prison After Frauds
David Roth child former president of the Federal Bank who shut in 1904 by the banking department died in Sing Sing prison where he served a sentence for a bold embezzlement scheme described as one of the era’s most remarkable High Finance scandals.
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Deny St Paul Merger Report by Railway Chair
New York November 18 Russell Milles chairman of the board of directors of the St Paul railway denied today a rumor of a merger or consolidation involving the St Paul line. He stated no talks or plans to estage stone avalantie were underway.
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