Roosevelt letter defends square deal amid Moyer Haywood case
President Roosevelt replies to Cook County Moyer Haywood conference chairman Honore Jax of Chicago, denying attempts to influence justice in the murder case of Moyer and Haywood. He condemns threats and biased press, affirms equal justice for both capitalists and labor leaders, and reiterates support for lawfulness and fair trial.
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Roosevelt
Honore Jaxon
Chicago
Cook Co. Meyer-laywood
K. A. Harriman
Moyer and Haywood
Cook County
Moyer-Haywood Conference
Messrs. Moyer and Haywood
Cook County Moyer-Haywood
Pettibone ‘Conference
Guancer
Mr. Harriman
Mesera
Moyer
Baywood
Debs
Meyer
Haswood
Harriman
Haywood
Steunenberg
Thse
Endaarat
Gaany Audiettees
Labor
Messrs
Haywood and Moyer
Messrs. Moyer
Frank Isaue
Messra
Mesere
Theodore Roosevelt
Santa Fe Impressions a Capital Rich in History
The writer praises Santa Fe as a historic capital with limited commercial prospects and strong government and church influence. Highlights include the oldest house, the old San Miguel church from 1550, the governor's palace and the Ben Hur room, plus a modern capitol building praised for its beauty and low cost. The article notes the city’s appeal to visitors and urges exploration of its historic sites.
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Santa Fe
Senta Fe
Catholc Church
Santa Fe New Mexican
Max Frost
United States
Santa
San Miguel
Spain
Prince
Lew Wallace
Territory
L. B. Prince
Cimmarron News and Press
Jametown
Plymouth
Southwest
Onate
Quivaro
Axtaos
Vicente de Salilver
Penalosa
Missouri
Billy Same Penalosa
de Vargas
Pike
Alencaster
New Mexico
Perez
Agua Fria
Jowe Gonzales
Taos
Armio
Captain Cook
Armijo
Lack
Kearney
Ben Hur
Gov. Thornton
Old Fort Marcy
Burro Alley
Exchange
Santa Fe Trail
Capitol Building
Ube
Baing
Isber
Denver & Rio Grande Company
Staplin the Stationer Offers Office Supplies
A misc list from a stationer includes letter files filing envelopes card racks waste paper baskets scales cuspiders ink stands stapling machines rules clips clip boards fasteners paper weights office paste mucilage liquid glue and related items.
Railways and steel rails under scrutiny by industry group
The American Railway Association calls for higher quality steel rails as unsafe rails cause wrecks and threaten passenger safety. It notes issues with rails bending switches and frog crossings and cites a Lake Shore statement linking defective rails to the Twentieth Century Limited wreck. Public concern grows.
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American Railway Association
Lake Shore
American Association For Testing Materials
Center of Population in the United States
Southwest Magazine notes a long running contest for the decennial center of population. The east and west have fought along the 39th parallel for 112 years with the west gaining. If trends continue, in 30 to 40 years the center may lie between Columbus Indiana and the Mississippi River near St. Louis, a shift described as unstoppable.
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Columbus
Ind
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Donts for Defenseless Women in McClures Magazine
A dated warning style offers burglar safety tips for women home alone. It urges securing mail and doors, not trusting strangers, calling through doors, and even inviting a burglar to delay while contacting police. It emphasizes vigilance and practical steps to deter break ins.
PAYS FOR STOLEN APPLES IN MYSTERY LETTER
Indianapolis News reports Horace Richardson, a retired grocer, received an unsigned letter from a former girl who admits stealing apples in his store years ago. The writer includes 25 cents in stamps to repay him and says they will know each other in heaven.
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Indianapolis
Horace Richardson
Ink advertisements from Arnold Sanford and Carter shop
An 19th century ad promoting ink bottles in various sizes from five cents to a dollar and a remover named Collins Ink Eradicator that claims instant ink removal.
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Arnold
Sanford
Carter
Quarrels Over Bread and Butter Do Not Favor Terrapin and Champagne
A witty aphorism notes men who argue over basics rarely agree on finer pleasures like terrapin and champagne, implying domestic or social disputes spill into tastes and enjoyment. The saying links household friction with indulgence choices.
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First National Bank
Farmington
Wa. H. Avery
A.M. Amaden
W. OH. Harrington, Asa’t. Cashier
C. Farmington, N. M
R. H. Macnichol
San Juan
Staplin
Southwest Magazine
Durango
Nathan
the Metropolis
John C. Hubbard
R. E. McKbbbon Proprietor
Hyde Building
Farmington, New Mbx
McClure’s Magazine
M. A. Mahany
Farmington, New Mexico
Ganon Gallegos Trading Store
Gallup
Camp House
Corral
R. T. F. Simpson
Collins’ Ink
San Juan County
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
S. K. Hooper
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