Political tensions rise over trusts and reform in Cleveland
The Cleveland Plain Dealer comments that Democratic leaders in Washington push to mobilize sentiment against trusts and propose curbing provision that enables monopolies. It notes Senator Hanna’s stance, Roosevelt’s awareness of influential friends, and tensions around the presidency amid party divisions.
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Washington
Uys Iden
Eape Jialistics
Ty Bach
Iatian
Tollowes
Aintine
Itunsis
Ilanna
Roosevelt
Mr. Annoa
Cleveland Plain
Roosevelt faces harsh public reception over 327 impressions
The article portrays President Roosevelt’s unpopular moves and contentious clashes with Sampson Sehley quein. It notes congressional resistance to an army bill and portrays the political debate as failing to win broad support for military authority.
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Roosevelt
Sfort
Sampson Sehley Quein
Pils
Congress
Phippatl
Roosevelt's evolving stance in early political battles
A scrambled, unclear clipping traces Theodore Roosevelt from idealistic beginnings to confrontations with elite factions. It mentions a controversial assertion about a Senator Travia and hints at debates over presidential candidacy and public image, with garbled phrases surrounding political defenses of the people and affluent interests.
President of a Faction Looms Over Roosevelt
In a critique of Roosevelt, Deauver Dust argues Roosevelt aims to advance party interests over public good. The piece contends Roosevelt has alienated many and risks becoming president of a faction rather than the nation, harming broader aims.
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Roosevelt
Miles
Dewey
Admiral Schley
Hoosevelt
War Root
Unifes
Handel
Sy Pacust Peregran
What Will the People Do When Railroads and Trusts Succeed
The piece asks how the public will respond if courts prove national laws cannot regulate and protect people from railroad and trust abuses. It questions whether citizens will passively accept political capture or organize resistance to see reforms through.
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Deaiat
The Tariff Debates and Political Rhetoric Excerpt
A dense clipping rails at tariff protection and cites figures from U.S. politics and economics. It rails against Cuban hides tariffs while praising free trade and criticizes administration figures, with references to Miles Dewey Schley and Roosevelt.
Roosevelt Addresses Charleston Exposition and Praise of Nations Duty
President Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the Charleston Exposition on President's Day, reviewing a grand parade and sword presentation to Maj. Micah Jenkins. He urged national unity, praised Cuba policy, and called for robust prosperity with justice and public duty.
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Charleston Exposition
Charleston
Exposition Auditorium
Micah Jenkins
Womn
United States Brithergreen
United States Marines
Audi Uriund
Oapesitea
Bouin
North
Care- Chravieston Sud
Adit Rossos
Hid
Miguor Spivghi
Werner
Treaty extends protection of industrial property
Signast Treaty signed by Secretary Hay and Mir Raikes of the British embassy extends the US Great Britain treaty protections to British colonies. A fire destroyed the home of Holward Lyttle near Uniontown Pennsylvania with two young children cremated in Mrs Lytte absence. Gov Montague of Virginia vetoed a 300000 Confederate veterans pension appropriation on constitutional grounds. Canada barred Brotherhood of Railroad Trackmen insurance for members.
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Hay
Mir. Raikes
Svlary
United States
Great Britain
Holward
Gov. Montague
Virginia
Canada
Brotherhood of Railhways
Notable Deaths and Incidents Quietly Reported
Short News Notes report J D Billpatrick ex police inspector Chicago is dead. Laur qn killed within twenty four hours by trains in Baltimore. Highwaymen active in St Louis with seven robberies noted. revolver used by Crossosz in killing Prost at Messinley now held by the Buffalo N Y historical society. John Doskwood a Negro barber of Oklahoma City Oklahoma assaulted and shot in neck and jaw. Blackwell Oklahoma depths of five hundred feet show greater pressure in fourth well. Kansas smallpox cases February total 421 with no deaths.
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J.D. Billpatrick
Chicago
Laur Qn
Baltimore
St Louis
Crossosz
Prost
Messinley
Cuffaio
Historical Society
John Doskwood
Oklahoma City
O.T
Gay
Blackwell
Kansas State Board of Health
Bribery FoulS St Louis Grand Jury Names City Council
A February grand jury in St Louis accuses city officials and street railway leaders of extensive bribery and corruption in the Municipal Assembly. Indictments include bribery, attempted bribery, and perjury with figures of large sums cited and calls for reform including citywide selection and higher salaries to attract honest officials.
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Brands
City Council
St. Louis
O’ Neill Ryan
House of Delegates
Robert M. Snyder
Edward Butler
George J. Kobusch
Miny High Street Railway
President Roosevelt visits Charleston with Mrs Roosevelt and Cabinet
President Roosevelt leads a South Carolina visit with Mrs Roosevelt and two cabinet members forming a presidential party for the Charleston exposition. They tour harbor sites including Port Sumter, attend a reception, and participate in a President Day program at the exposition with Charleston organizers hosting events.
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Charleston
Roosevelt
Sumter
Albanquek
Boxing and sports notes from early 1900s briefings
Philadelphia boxers O'Brien and Gardner set for Louisville bout. 20000 paid for Dan Pateh pacing stallion cited among top prices. Bantamweight rival Tommiy Feltz linked to Harry Partyter’s pupil. Pigeon shooting banned in New York with possible moves by New Jersey and Delaware. Jake Beckley’s .311 career average noted. Mace the boxer runs a London school. Frank Erne sidelined by rib fractures after Chicago match. Tom Burns remembered as part of a famed Chicago infield quartet. Havana to host future cycle racing if plans by the National Cycling Association succeed. Cycle track construction in Havana underway.
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Dan Pateh
Tommiy Feltz
Harry Parters
Terry McGovern
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Jake Beckley
Sem Mace
London
Frank Erne
Gus Gardner
Chicago
Tom Burns
Eld
Williamson
Barns
Pfeffer
Mike Kelly
Tat Murnane
Yavana
Cuba
Board of Control
National Cycling Association
Havana
Metals as Fuel in Warfare and Industry
Prof Roberts Austen notes metals can burn for heat and light with solid combustion products. The magnesium star lights ground below from a parachute shell, used in warfare. Aluminum has been found to weld using intense heat. Metal fuels have grown in importance at Essen, Germany.
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Roberts Austen
Essen
Germany
War news belies peace as Boer attack near Bloemfontein
In 1050 Say Capt Town reports the war not over. A one eyed Boer on a three legged ox attacked a British column near Bloemfontein causing severe loss before retreating to the mountains. Britain to request more troops for possible campaign. London fears empire jeopardized as a Boer may still be alive.
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Capt Town
Lord Kitchener
Bloemfontein
England
London
Empire
Illness ends after use of Dodd's Kidney Pills
C L Smith of Sault Ste. Marie writes of a severe illness that left him using two canes. After trying Dodd's Kidney Pills, one and then two boxes, he could walk without help and he praises the remedy. Also noted is the Steel Wheel and Wagon Company's contract award for a Pueblo Colorado steel wagon factory to a New York firm.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
C. L. Smith
Annestreet
The
Trades Council
Pueblo
Colo
New York
Steel Wheel and Wagon Company
Free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease for tired feet
Advertisements offer a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease from Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York. The copy claims relief for tired sweating damp swollen aching feet and ease in fitting new or tight shoes. It also markets the product as a treatment for corns and bunions and notes availability at druggists and shoe stores.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
WN. Y
Dreadful Thought Engaged to a Literary Man
A bemused couple discuss Mildred engagement to a literary man. The wife fears the match may expose Mildred’s love letters to publication, provoking scandal or gossip.
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Sue
Mildred
Red Cross Ball Blue Sells at Grocers in Five Cent Package
A brief notice notes GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS prefer Red Cross Ball Blue now at leading grocers for five cents. The item is advertised as a best cleaning product for domestic use.
Peculiar to Itself St Jacobs Oil Claims
An advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as mysterious yet effective with fifty years of use. It boasts unknown ingredients, powerful pain relief, a large cured patient base, and sales surpassing other proprietary medicines and many other remedies.
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St. Jacobs Oil
Vogeler's Curative Compound Promises Health for Children
Advertises Vogeler's Curative Compound as a remedy for weak digestion and general weakness in children. Claims to purify blood, restore color and flesh, with two to five drops twice daily for birth-long weakness. Sample bottle offered by St. Jacobs Ol Ltd of Baltimore, Me.
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Vogeler
St. Jacobs Ol, Ltd
Baltimore
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