Weather finds unsettled evening as Roosevelt rails at Wilson
The piece rants about President Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt with political attacks on tariff policy and Democratic pledges. It references the New Freedom program, the Payne-Aldrich tariff, currency issues, and Mexico. It notes Roosevelt aiming to be a candidate and criticizes Wall Street ties and the 1916 landscape. The column blends weather whimsy with sharp political commentary.
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United States
Tnasmich Os
Democratic Party
National Association of Manufacturers
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Wall Street
National City Bank
Presi
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Theodore Roosevelt
William
New Mexico
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Mexico
Mr. Roosevelt
Way Opened at Albany Hear All Evidence Against Sulzer
The Albany impeachment trial opens wide, promising a full public airing of Governor Sulzer's campaign finances. Evidence includes checks, signatures, and deposits showing how funds were used, with prosecutors pushing to reveal all contributions and the implied purposes behind them.
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Sulzer
Mbany
Lewis Marshall
Schiff
Sulser
Seli
Justice Cullen
Fane
Sillzer
Jarcey
Toller Godwin
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Co
Straus and Co
A. J. Riles
Federal Appointments Made Today in Washington
In Washington on September 25, President Wilson announced Nyron T. Newton of New York as a key treasury appointee. Henry Wilson was named as United States Marshal for the Western District of Pennsylvania and Yoh A. Thornton was chosen by the President as Postmaster of Philadelphia, reflecting a flurry of federal appointments.
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Washington, D. C
Nyron T. Newton
New York
Treasury
Henry Wilson
Marshall
Pennsylvania
A. Thornton
Wilson
Philadelphia
Commission Gains Expanded Authority Over Railways
Washington D C September 26 The House Interstate Commerce Committee advanced a bill to grant the Federal Interstate Commerce Commission near absolute power to regulate interstate rail traffic. The subcommittee report favors full control over train speed safety devices rolling stock and related standards nationwide.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Coroner Finds No Evidence of Foul Play in Death
Warren Pa Sept 25 Coroner DePorest and Dr Weston of State Hospital with District Attorney Lyons returned from East Branch after autopsy on Thomas J Suttom a 30 year old farmer found dead Monday in a field. Autopsy showed six severe heart clots and one clot near the brain. Jury heard family and physician testimony and found no support for foul play.
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State Hospital
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Spring Creek
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Mayor Shank Puzzles City Over Crime Portrait
Sheboygan dispatch reports Acting Coroner Alderman King asked Indianapolis police for a full description of Joseph Ellis, the man linked to a murder at Oneida Hotel and a young man’s suicide in a local hotel. Authorities search for connections to an Indianapolis player, amid tensions over disorderly houses and Mayor Shank’s political crisis.
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Sheboygan, Mich
Alderman King
Indianapolis
Joseph
Ellis
Merchant Schatknokl
Oneida
Siayer
Henry Smith
Hisself
Apapara
Be- Hove
Indianapolia
Althe Sheboygan
Deslara
Soclal
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