Anarchist arrest in Philadelphia over Roosevelt remark
In Philadelphia, A. H. Mueller was arrested at Broad and Chestnut, held on $800 bail for disturbing the peace after allegedly declaring Roosevelt should be served as McKinley. Mueller, a Wilmington machinist, denied responsibility and claimed quiet conduct despite unemployment.
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Philadelphia
A. H. Mueller
Broad
Chestnut Streets
Roosevelt
McKinley
Kocheraperger
City Hall
Mueller
Wilmington
Delaware
F. T. Tobin
Tobin
Lafayette
West Philadelphia
The Leason Why and Its Global Market Vision
The United States built deep foundations in a vast consumer market enabling cheap exports and home growth in intellect and enterprise. Since the Morrell and McKinley tariff era, consular reports aid trade, rising wages lift living standards, and Hutching’s Photographs earn a gold medal from the Missouri Photographers Association, dating from 1895.
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United States
Morrell
Blaine
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
No Rosece Need Apply in Missouri Political Review
A Missouri political column argues the Republican Party should stop treating offices as personal machines. It calls for district ledgers to endorse local choices via primaries and endorses postmaster selection by communities. The piece urges a unified state policy, fewer bosses, and a convention resolution to settle federal appointments.
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the Political Review
Republican Party
Missouri
Washington
Republian
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