10 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
1
The text discusses a dispute between President Roosevelt and Storer over a Vatican matter. Storer claims the president’s rebuke prompted his resignation, which the president apparently acknowledged, stating the incident be treated as closed and honoring Storer.
Two insurance bills sit in Congress as reform advocates push for stricter oversight of fire and life companies. One plan would standardize laws across the District and territories, creating a model act for all insurers. A second measure seeks revocation of charters for nonconforming firms.
The article describes a Buckien show by Van Dyke & Faton Co with Miss Ollie Eaton at the Buckien for one week, sixteen to eighteen performers in a royal plays company, plus new musical acts by McCoy Jackson and Rawlette. It also recounts health ads for Dr King’s New Discovery and Hindipo kidney tonic, plus anecdotes and jokes from Chicago News and New York Life.
The President asserts he asked the Associated Press to hint that parts of the Bethany Storer pamphlet about his correspondence with Mrs Store were disclosed at the White House. Roosevelt says the ex ambassador sent cabinet members and others, and that Storer did not seek secrecy but wanted the letter to become public.
In a Providence public discourse Rev Joe Tuteheson condemns a court decision in the Crapsey case and endorses Crapsey and his beliefs. The sermon discusses race and politics, urging white and colored factions to reconsider their stance amid tensions in Atlanta and Warren.
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