Roosevelts Senate Testimony Aims At Oil Funding Allegations
Summary of weekly notes covering Theodore Roosevelt's expected appearance before the Senate committee probing campaign contributions, naming John D. Archbold and Senator Penrose in oil funding claims. Mention includes Taft and Hearst invited to testify, plus related political and legal movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Spetial
Senate Committee
John D. Archbold
Senator Penrose
Standard Oil Company
Republican National Committee
Willam Loeb, Jr
George B. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
William Randolph Hearst
Wmes
John BD. Archbold
Ois Penrose
Penrose
United States Senate
Clapp
Opening Day Attendance Surges at Indiana State Fair
The Indiana state fair opened with crowds topping previous records. About 16,000 people passed through the gates, with 14,339 in attendance and 1,976 on free admission passes. Automobiles and carriages brought 4,000 more, and the 23rd Indiana Infantry from Fort Benjamin Harrison drew loud applause during a military drill. A delegation of business leaders arrived by special cars, and a floating state health boat tested river water along the Wabash. The Rural Letter Carriers held their tenth annual convention in Greencastle, and veterans’ reunions are planned at the statehouse and courthouse as autumn events approach.
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Indianapolis
Adlane
L. C. Boyd
Leet
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort Tenjamin Harrison
Edwin F. Glenn
Springfield
School of Instruction
Illinois National Guard
Ilinois
Marshall
Otto D. Lefler
State Board of Health’ of
Indiana
Mount Carmel
Wabash River
Indiana Health Board
J. A. Cravens
A. R. Tuckar
J. ©. Thomas
Leon Logan
Cravens
Seaston
Astion
Thdiana
Greencastle
J. C. Bonebrake
Veedersburg
Ryder Babcock
Wagoner
W.G. Moulton
Parker
Bonebrake
Nashville
Finly Gray
Hoe
A. B. Bush
Reynolds
Postmasters’ League
Grand Army
Statehouse
Indiana Regiment of Volunteers
One Hundred and Twenty-third Indiana Infantry
Thirteenth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
Thirty-third Infantry
Seventeenth Indiana Battery
Nineteenth
Seventy-ninth
Third Cavalry
Persimmon Brigade
G. A. R. Hall
East Maryland Street
Women's Relief Corps No. 44
Fifty Second Indiana Infantry
Criminal Court
Ellingham Seeks Lawyer Qualification Amendment
Secretary of State L G Ellingham sent notices to county clerks in Indiana about a proposed constitutional change on lawyer qualifications. The measure, to be voted on in November, would require the general assembly to fix qualifications by law after prior amendment failed two years ago.
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The
General, Assembly
Lipscomb Sparks Feud With Maryland Judge Merrick
Andrew Lipscomb, a Maryland lawyer, clashed with Judge Merrick during his first trial. Lipscomb’s sharp words drew a warning from the judge, who threatened contempt. Lipscomb backed down and muttered insults about the judge, unaware the young attorney beside him was his own son.
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Andrew Lipscomb
Maryland
Merrick
Lipscomb
Linscomb
Stanley In the Arabian Nights
Morglana pours oil on the forty thieves and Abe comments they will be worth more after they are dissolved in a New York Sun feature.
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Stanley
Morglana
Abe
New York Sun
I cannot afford to give up the sure grounds of a principle
The quote attributed to Piato states a firm stance on maintaining foundational beliefs. It emphasizes the value of unwavering adherence to core principles despite challenges.
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Piato
Thirteen Years Unlucky Number for Dakota Woman
A South Dakota woman declares thirteen years of coffee misery ended by switching to Postum. She links caffeine to nervousness, liver and heart issues, and cites improved reading and clearer thinking after quitting coffee and adopting Postum.
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Sc. Dak
Niene
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Washington
Taft
Hitchcock
Columbia University
Committee On Employment
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Kansas
Rochester
N. Y
Vegetable Growers’ Association of America
Supreme Court
Daniel E. Sickles
Lincoln Trust Company of
New York
Annie Dorothy Nixon
Richard B. Nixon
Colonial Beach
Franklin W. Wiseman
Havana
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
New London
Conn
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
University of Chicago
Michigan State
Jackson
Osborn
Limeelf
Society of the Black Hand
Willian Rutherford Mead
McKim, Mead & White
New York City
National Association of
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Panhandle
West Virginia
John L. Stevens
Boone
Iowa
Des Moines
Vermont
Allen M. Pletcher
John C. Karel
Adolph J. Schmitz
Wisconsin
California
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Exchange Place
W. H. Leavitt
Ruth Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Gertrude H. Leeper
Edward Leeper
Fort Recovery
W. J. McGee
A. Spitzka
Jefferson College
Hamilton King
Olivet
Mich
United States
Siam
Bangkok
Mr. King
St. Johns
N. F
Carlton T. Garretson
Judge
Dazzle Patch
Dan Patch
W. M. Savage
Minneapolis
George Gano
M. W. Savage
International
Savage
Minn
Hedgewood Boy
Lady Maud C
Hamline
Ralph de Palma
Elgin National Watch Company
Elgin
Sovernor
Soldiers
Doctor Shimer
Will Shimer
J. P. Simons
State Board of Health
K. W. Kidy
Indiang University School of Medicine
Will
Asan H. Fletcher
L. W. Barry
University of Michigan
Pittsburg
Dean
Edward Parache
Cleveland Ave
Chicago
Pamia
Doan
S. Migner
T. & P. Remedy CO
West 48Th St
Sihogation Philadhlpthia Bollool
Chostout
Philadelphias
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