Roosevelt's political craft eyed for 1904 convention
Washington letter from Dec 2 1901 reports observers say President Roosevelt quietly reorganizes Republican machinery to help his bid for a second term. Noted pledges from Odell and McLaurin, depowered Hanna influence, with moves in Alabama Texas Illinois Missouri and North and South Carolina. Continued on fifth page.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Howie
Marcus A. Henna
Quay
Stone
Odell
New York
Greater New York
Senator
Texas
Lawley
Missouri
Kerens- Hitchcock
Ilinois
Hanna
McKinley
Marcus Hanna
The Passing of Lo the Poor Indian and Coal Outlook
A historical column surveys native land holdings of the Five Civilized Tribes and Six Nations, noting large acreages and annual wealth from treaty payments, while urging gradual independence from federal aid. It also analyzes coal reserves in the anthracite fields, predicting continued high output and pressure on prices due to consolidation under major railroads and persistent use of bituminous coal.
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Six Nations
New York
Covernment
Hitchcock
Philadelphia
Fim
Industrial Commission
A. A. McLeod
Philadelphia& Reading Railroad
Lowever
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