Roosevelt Letters On Slander Over Drink Turmoil
The 1925 Scribner volume recounts Theodore Roosevelts fights over slander alleging he drank too much. It covers his political rise, foes backing corporations, and a post nomination letter that spurred vigorous campaigning despite denials and disputed rumors.
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Roosevelt
Charles Scribner's Sonson
New York
McKinley
White House
St Canton
George Pred Whara
Massachusetts
Lodge
Wolcott
Roosevelt Letters Reveal 1900 Campaign Tensions
A private collection of letters shows Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge trading views on the 1900 presidential campaign. They discuss party unity, the West states, potential governors, and the challenge of appealing to independents amid apathy and strategic maneuvering. Roosevelt urges support for the ticket while warning against overconfidence.
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Oyster Bay
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Mags
Cabot
Nannie
Tramp
Attec
McKinley
Tmo Mytels
Theodore Roosevelt
Cous
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Edward Alphinson
Springfield
New York
Taith
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Aonorable
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N.Y
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Mass
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Odella
Platt
Benjamin B. Odel, Jr
Evernne
New Dark
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Tanany
Croker
Odell
Deermine
Mississippi
Inter-Mountain
Middle West
Indiana
Maryland
West Virginia
HL C Lodge
Answers to Haskins Quiz Reveal Wide U S Knowledge
A long list of trivia questions and answers covers oranges and grapefruit per year, rigid airships in World War I, the Knights of Youth, and various facts from science, geography, and history. The page features Q&A on observers towers, education, and notable figures, reflecting a broad literacy quiz.
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United States
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
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Farmer Sees Agriculture Rebuilding After Extended Western Trip
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine reports from an eight week tour that American farming is slowly recovering from postwar surpluses. He cites higher purchasing power, debt paydowns, and improving prospects in hogs, corn, and sheep, with coast marketing solutions and varied regional conditions shaping a cautiously optimistic national outlook.
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Larry Boardman
Washington
William M. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Williams Seeks Reply On Blackmail Claim In Press Clash
A dated letter recounts disputes with The Herald and Journal over Williams Globe coverage. The writer accuses press outlets of silencing him through blackmail and notes interviews with Hans and the Associated Press. He promises further statements after verifying receipt with Mo Young and asks for confirmation of satisfaction.
Roosevelt letter hints at Indiana victory and Bryan critique
The letter from Theorode Roosevelt, dated April 14, 1900, to a cadet in Spring Valley Kentucky, discusses a Chicago Times-Herald round robin and urges publication in Boston. It asserts momentum to win Indiana and attacks Bryan as a hypocrite and demagogue, promising continuation next Sunday.
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Boston
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Indiana
Indiana, T "Have Waded Into Brother Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
A Scotch Story by Amy McLaren review
A review of Amy McLaren's Dominic's Hope notes its London setting and shifts to Staneshope for a death and heir tale. It praises the author’s affectionate depictions of Scotland, its birds and becks, and the village life, while critiquing the sentimental, Bohemian origin of the heroine and the strong focus on vernacular speech and fealty to a great house. Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons.
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Hope
Lonedon
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England
New York
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Neck broken lives in California rancher crash
Redding California August Associated Press reports rancher A S Abbott of Cottonwood was struck by an automobile two days earlier. Initial injuries seemed minor but doctors say he has a broken neck and is gravely ill. he jokes about it despite his condition.
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Oman
New York
Uo Harm
National Child Welfare
Boston Herald
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China
Tam
New York State
Pennsylvania
California
Congress
United
White Cargo
John C. Knox
da Verde Jonson
Hell's Mayground
Slabher
Cornell
United States
Save the Constitution
Charleston Navy Yard
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Mississippi
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Sweden
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India
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Sui Don
Padua
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Genoa
Perugia
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Italy
Mo Young
Indiana
Redding
Calif
Associated Press
A. S. Abbott
Cottonwood
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