Roosevelt Confession of Faith for National Progressive Party
Roosevelt presents a twelve point program for a new national party, condemning old party machines and urging direct popular rule through primaries recall and initiative. He calls for strong trust regulation, labor standards, farmer welfare, tariff reform, currency reform, conservation, Alaska development, and an aggressive stance in international affairs. He frames his bid as a contract with the people and pledges to lead with conscience and public backing.
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Kroosevelt
National Progressive Party
Alaska
Democratic Party
Chicago
Baltimore
Root
Parker
Barnes
Murphy
Penrose
Taggart
Guggenheim
Sullivan
Aicommon Henry
Ate
United States
Orward Gee
Social
Ecorin
Roosevelt
van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Forthiain
Republican Party
Congress
National Industrial Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil
Tobacco Trusts
Mr. Roosevelt
Progressive: Kame for New Party
Theodore Roosevelt is hailed as the natural leader of the progressive movement and America’s greatest statesman. Praised for fearless action against finance and industry, the tribute calls him the nation’s lion-hearted citizen and vows to dedicate lives to democracy.
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Ile
Tie
America
Theodore Roosevelt
DeLand Endows Huron College Prize Medal
DeLand South Dakota has endowed Huron College with $500 to fund the DeLand Prize Medal of Oratory. The income will be used to award a yearly medal to the student selected for the best oratory achievement and named in honor of DeLand.
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Rdland
Pierre, S. D
Charles BE. DeLand
Huron College
DeLand
Former Speaker Cannon Visits White House Informally
Washington scene as Joseph G. Cannon exits the White House after a brief talk with Assistant Secretary Foster. He says he came to learn if he needed formal attire for tomorrow’s notification ceremonies and was told the event would be informal and he could come in shirt sleeves.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph G. Cannon
White House
Forster
Prince Albert
Roosevelt Sets Out Views On The Negro Question At Convention
Chicago report details Col Roosevelt's speech during the Progressive party convention dispute over Florida and Mississippi delegates. The credentials committee unseated white and black delegates, while Roosevelt argued for conditions that might allow future southern Negro delegates and affirmed state control over delegate qualifications.
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Chicago
National Progression Party
Credentials Committee
Florida
Mississippi
Col. Roosevelt
South
West Virginia
Great
Republican Party
Roosevelt Happy On Eve Of Nomination At Progressive Convention
At the national progressive convention Col. Theodore Roosevelt expresses happiness over his imminent nomination for president and anticipates a brief acceptance speech after the nominations. Plans to nominate Gov. Hiram W. Johnson as running mate remain, with Beveridge as permanent chairman and platform adoption to follow.State independent tickets to be fielded in Pennsylvania and Colorado.
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Chicago
Theodore Roogevelt
Roosevelt
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Gov. Johnson
Beveridge
Indiana
Col. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Colorado
National Progressive Party
Fight in Pennsylvania and Colorado Part of Political Parties
The dispute continues across states with Pennsylvania aligned to the Washington party and Colorado connected to the national progressive party. The lines in each state show shifting allegiances and party strategies as elections approach.
Contract Let for St Marys Church in Mitchell
At an adjourned meeting the building committee awarded the contract for the new St Marys Episcopal Church to J Schelde Construction of Jamestown North Dakota. The contract requires completion by February 1 next year and work can begin immediately in Mitchells growing church group.
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Episcopal Church
Reeory
St. Mary
J. Schelde Construction Company
Jamestown
N. Dak
Mitchells
Hog theft scheme tied to Milwaukee stock yards case
Walter McClintock, a French and Eed Sharp, now jailed awaiting trial, faced a preliminary hearing on charges of stealing nine hogs worth 15 dollars each from John W. Jensen, buyer for the Cars ten Packins Company in Sioux City. Bonds were set. McClintock released, French in jail, Sharp also jailed. The theft spanned about two years with a plotted method of pulling hogs from weighed lots and diverting profits to the thieves.
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Messrs
Walter McClintock
Ae French
Eed Sharp
Fire Air Court
Milwaukee
F.C. Drake
McClintock
French
Sheriff Berry
Sharp
John W. Jensen
Carsten Packins Company
Sioux City
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Then Local Accidents
A 1907 testimonial from Paul Stowell of Mitchell South Dakota describes kidney pain and back trouble that improved after four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. The piece notes Stowell's continued relief over three years and cites Foster Milburn Co as U S agents. Also reported are state educational fund receipts and the death of Christian Buchle 44 from peritonitis after a horse kick in Twin Brooks.
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Mitcheil
Paul Stowell
Mitchell
Dean
Diehl
Brown
Stowell
Doan
Doaon
lFoster-Milburn Co
Jbuffato
New York
United States
Doan's
Aberdeen
S. D
Christian Buchele
Twin Brooks
S. 10
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ESSEC
Germany
Europe
Country Life Commission
Country Church
Young Men's
Young Woticans Christian Associations
Tariff Commission
England
Wall Street
Panama Canal
Onge
Lesme
International Affairs
T’anama Canal
Progressive
Kame
NEW Party
Washington
ST. Marys Church
North Dakota
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