Roosevelt Defends Expansion Policy at New York Dinner
At the Ohio Society of New York dinner in the Waldorf Astoria, President Theodore Roosevelt defended the expansion policy and derided antiwar critics as weak. Ex governors and notable figures attended as Roosevelt, Campbell, and others spoke on the canal issue and imperialism, with Mrs. McKinley in attendance. He stressed not seeking entanglements and highlighted open markets and a growing surplus in trade over two years.
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Ohio Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
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United States
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George K. Nash
Levi P. Morton
Cornelius N. Bliss
Hanna
Timothy L. Woodruff
Addison Brown
Wager Swayne
H. C. Corbin
H. Clay Evans
Thomas H. Hubbard
Charles Dick
John Barrett
Tunis G. Bergen
Julian T. Davies
Philippines
McKinley
Abner McKinley
Dr. Rixey
Washington
Far East
Policy speech urges unity and duty across the republic
The chief magistrate speaks of grave trials and responsibility after recent events. He argues the nation must act with faith, reject imperialism, and uphold treaty obligations. He calls for collective effort to lift distant peoples and secure liberty and justice in new possessions. Rhodes ready to sail for England from Cape Town on March 4.
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Hapip
Rhodes
England
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Governor Mount In Poor Health After Grip Attack
Indianapolis report says Governor James A. Mount remains in frail health after a bout with the grip. He suffered a restless spell last Thursday night but showed gradual improvement, though doctors order rest and caution against public business as he seeks full recovery.
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Fourteenth try ends in marriage elopement in Marshall
Frank I Manford 22 of Hamilton County Ohio married Irene Packer 20 of Hazel Dell Illinois after multiple elopement attempts blocked by her father. The pair, who obtained licenses in Illinois, wed Saturday night at the Marshall House by Judge Perdue. Manford had been stranded after losing $40 in a Casey hotel. R B Miller lent funds for their trip to Ohio.
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Railways seek higher flour tariff and other dispatches
A united movement by railways from St Paul to the seaboard aims to raise flour freight rates. Roads represented include St Paul Minneapolis and Sault Ste Marie, Chicago and Great Western, St Paul and Duluth, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and Wisconsin Central.
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