Greatest of press agents roars in Roosev lt term talk
Uncle Joe Cannon at the Monorel Prostolith denounces Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest press agent. He claims Roosevelt’s recommendations became law, boosting the budget to vast levels. Cannon says Roosevelt was more popular than Lincoln or Grant, noting immense propaganda and public followings during his eight years in office.
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United States
Lincoln
Grant
Washington
Joe Cannon
Champ Chirk
Gifford Pinchot
Wills Moore
Commander Peary
Dr. Wilsy
Lncle Joo Pole
Uncle Joe
Theodore Roosevelt
United Tat
Memorial services for Maine sailors at Arlington
Memorial services honored the dead of the battleship Maine buried in Arlington Cemetery. Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee led remarks with Captain Walter Mitchell and members of the Army and Navy Union and veterans groups. President Taft could not attend. wreaths from the White House were sent. Sigsbee recalled the Maine calamity and urged preserving the wreck in Havana harbor as part of history.
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Maine
Arlington
Washington
Charles D. Bigsbee
Natonal
J, Awit
Army and Navy Union
Walter Mitchell
United Spanish War Veterans
Arlington Cemetery
Taft
Sigsbee
Pelielal Addreau
Mitchell
Chadwick
Spariah War Veterans
Union Veteran Region
Orgentea- Hons
Meadows Wins Easily in 1 Mile Marathon at Garden
New York reports Fred Meadows, the former Canadian runner, captured the one mile marathon at Madison Square Garden after a fast start, leading Switzerland’s L. Jungstrom and Toronto’s Tercy Sellen. Meadows posted 1 23.41 and was hailed as the best man in the distance by the crowd.
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New York
Web
Fred Maadows
Mariners Square Garden
Gnetay L. Jungstrom
Sweden
Tercy Sellen
Toronto
Meadows Waa
Charles Warren Fairbanks Arrives in Geriin February Night
Former US vice president Charles Warren Fairbanks lands in Geriin on a Sunday night. He dined at Armoricas embanny and met cabinet members including Dr Von Gethmann-Howey. Local report quotes an unclear remark about money and a regretful comment on not hearing about a strong wind.
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Fairbanks
Geriin
Herlin
Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States
Armoricas Embanny
Nvons
von Gethmann-Howey
Boy Rescues Woman as Fire Traps Her in Home
Feb 10 Pittsburgh area report says Rev McGrory’s son McCrory and three others helped save a woman from a burning flat in the Hat Tree building. The rescuer sustained injuries while a badly burned woman, identified as Blair, faced likely death. Fire started near a lamp and spread to woodwork, drawing in neighbors to assist.
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Jon
Me. McGrory
Durning Hous
Cleveland
Reda McCrory
Nev
McCory
Third
United Presbyterian
Pittsburys
Ty Wileere
Vox
McCrory
Suffragetter Movement Shows Milder Tone in London Night
A fragmented London report notes a shift in suffrage policy with a late night message from a Women's Federation urging calm. The notice asks supporters to gather at 7 PM in Parliament Square and to move if police request it, promising orderly protest.
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London
Mab
Fyelam Teague
Man Found Dead in Fairmount Park Cave
A submerged body of a man about 22 was found in a cave in Fairmount Park with his face on cotton soaked in chloroform. Torn scraps near the wall concealed his identity, the coat bore a Charlotte stamp, and pockets were empty. The report ties to the Clermont and a Cape Fear river mystery with historical vessel theories.
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Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Charlotte
N.C
Clermont
Henrietta
Cape Fear Fiver
North Carolina
Fulton
Seymour Hallock
Jersey City
Secor
Duatit
Alice Crary
Satellu
Anil
Bribery Charges Shake New York Assembly
Albany reports recount a bribery scandal as Assembly members debate unprecedented privilege to discuss the matter. Chanler seeks unanimous consent for debate. Majority Leader Merritt objects while Speaker Wadsworth remains obdurate and defers action to next Monday. Governor Hughes declines to comment on the Albany event or the Taft conference. Senator Allds remains silent amid trial expectations. Conger notes steady mood and provides defense details.
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Merritt
Wadsworth
Hughes
Taft
Albany
Tech
Ormer
Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanter
Am Assemblymn
Dutchess County
Mm Ine Youugaton
Tnt
Bunatoy Jotham
J. Atidn
Watsworth
Choate
Mar Hill
Dutchess
Morettt
Howe
Wareworth
Ghanler
Mahea
Tat
New York
Pendin
Init
Allds
Senate
Conger Ia
Osborne House
Deacon Mos
Auburn
Groton
Moe
IMPURE DRINKING WATER
State Health Commissioner Porter warns in the departments bulletin that pure protection of drinking waters is vital. He cites Montreal typhoid cases linked to river water and urges urgent action to prevent polluted public supplies in New York.
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Porter
Albany
Montreal
Washington monthly trade report shows import rise exports drop
Washington February 16 monthly trade statement from the Bureau of Statistics indicates January imports reached 418,806,804 a gain of 20,081,463 from January 1900 while exports stood at 144,016,000 a decline not fully shown in the fragment.
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Bureau of Anitiation
Department of Commercy and Inbor
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B. W. Stennett & Son
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Moreland
U. S. Life
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Morland, S. Center
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