Theodore Roosevelt State of the Union summary
Theodore Roosevelt delivers his first annual message urging drastic measures against anarchists and calls for federal control of interstate issues. He supports labor protections, immigration reform, forestry and irrigation, Philippine openness to commerce, and tariff revision. He favors a stronger navy, civil service, and adequate consular services while urging a Pacific cable and the isthmian canal project. The message endorses the Monroe Doctrine, calls for open trade, and cites conservation as vital.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Can
Chinley
Sioent
Congress
Philippines
Porto Rico
England
Roosevelt
Pacific
China
Card Well Attack Hits Democratic Ranks in Record Review
Ex representative Card Well has stirred trouble in the Democratic ranks with his attack on the legislature. A review of C. Kerens’ record shows nothing to bar him, prompting hope for his victory. Republicans face a volatile year as bosses on both sides risk losing influence.
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Joplin News-Herald
Stone
Senate
Cleveland
Ruth
Naomi
Jefferson City
William J. Stone
Cardwell
C. Kerens
Sam B Cook Acknowledges Transit Donation to Campaign
Sam B. Cook states the Democratic campaign fund received $6,000 from the St. Louis Transit Company, a large corporation. The Democrats claim to oppose corporate influence while accepting the donation.
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Sam B. Cook
Democratic
St. Louis
Big Corporation
State Historical Society Holds First Annual Meet at Columbia
The State Historical Society of Missouri held its first annual meeting in the academic hall of the State University at Columbia last Thursday and Friday to collect preserve and exhibit publications and materials of historical interest. Up to date lap robes Wolters.
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Southeast Missouri Teachers’ Association
Farmington
DeSoto
M. J. Armstrong
Poplar Full
Lida Swink
Cape County
The
State Historical Society of
Missouri
State University
Columbia
True Economy Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Ad
An ad argues the cost difference between alum baking powder and premium cream of tartar powder is small for a family yearly. It promotes Dr Price's as the standard powder, claiming it makes food delicious and healthy while warning against cheap alum powders as deleterious to health.
Cape citizens seek mail boxes and postmaster action
The Herald urges Cape residents to obtain mail boxes with a masthead joke about a Jackson postmaster. Progress notes how postmasters in Jackson’s style push for boxes. The Cape postmaster could secure boxes if aligned with local factions. An advertisement promises Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day for 28 cents with no cure, no pay.
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Tay Citiens
Cape
Jackson
Herald
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Philps
Camargn
Southeast Missouri News
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Roy
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EB. H. Smith
Benton Record
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Ladies’ Presents
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Baby Presents
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