Roosevelt Urges Conservation and National Control of Resources
Theodore Roosevelt in Denver damps the talk of state rights arguing for strong national action on forests water power and coal lands. He criticizes two Supreme Court decisions and warns against monopolies while praising open range limits and the need to protect public lands for homesteaders.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Cheyenne
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of the United States
Col. Roosevelt
Alaska
Pacific
United States
Colorado Livestock Association
American National Livestock Association
Roosevelt Speech on Conservation Policy in the West
The Denver address argues that conservation preserves natural rights for future generations while allowing today’s use. It condemns excessive rewards for exceptional talent and warns against nationalizing corporate power, urging state action in water power and strict public-domain stewardship, with a national role for land, forests, and waters.
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United States
Forest Service
United States Reclamation Service
Reclamation Service
Privte
Reclamation Service Praised in West for Conservation Policy
The speech champions opening national forest land to homesteading under safeguards and defends federal reclamation projects as essential for building homes. It contrasts western support with eastern waste and urges continued western leadership in conservation, praising Colorado and Delta's backing.
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Reclamation Service
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
East
United States Reclamation Service
Forest Service
West
Colorado
Delta
Antique factories busy for next year in Berlin
Berlin aug 30 more antique furniture old statuary and rare coins were bought by American tourists this year than expected prompting German workshops especially in Berlin and rural areas to work overtime to prepare for next season's influx.
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Berlin
Germany
Army orders announce retirements and reassignments
Washington Aug 30 Army orders show Capt G De Grasse Catlin of the Twenty eighth infantry will rejoin Ft Snelling Minn and appear before a retiring board. The board will meet at Ft Snelling with members Brig Gen Walter Howe Lieut Col Alexander O Brodie Adjt Gen Lieut Col William Bantseer Maj Samuel D Sturgis Maj Paul C Hulton and recorder First Lieut Charles Burnett. Ed Long will run Seattle quartermaster office during Col William H Miller’s leave. Lieut Clapton is sent to Monterey and will join his regiment after returning from the Philippines. Chaplain Francis P Doherty moves from the Seventeenth infantry to the Porto Rico infantry after sick leave ends.
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Twenty Eighth Infantry
Hot Springs
Ark
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Army
Walter Howe
Alexander O. Brodie
William B. Bantseer
Medical Corps
Samuel D. Sturgis
General Staff
Paul C. Hulton
Recorder
Charles Burnett
Forty-eighth Cavalry
Coast Artillery Corps
Seattle
William H. Miller
Clapton
Presido
Monterey
Philippines
Francis P. Doherty
Seventeenth Infantry
Porto Rico
The Illustrious Prince Chapter XXVI Continued
The prince bids farewell to Jacks and Somerfield before returning to Devenham. He offers aid to Dr Whiles and reflects on Inspector Jacks’s pursuit, while a missing surgeon’s case and a reward raise questions about the prince’s movements and motives.
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Long Wharton
Herbert Spencer Whiles
Long Whatton
London
Inspector Jacks
Dr. Whiles
Prince
Doctor and Prince Meet Over Newspapers
Dr Spencer Whiles sits in an easy chair with papers beside him and a fine cigar. The prince enters quietly to discuss matter found in the newspapers as the doctor intends to take a firm stance.
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Dr. Spencer Whiles
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