Roosevelt quotes debunking Panama canal graft charges
President Roosevelt delivers a special message to Congress asserting that claims of US government corruption in acquiring the Panama canal from France are false. He condemns The World and Pulitzer as liars, defends Knox and the administration, and outlines the legal, financial, and procedural steps that secured the transfer of Panama canal property, including the 1902 act and subsequent disclosures.
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Daring Streetcar Hold Up Wounds Toledo Motorman
In Toledo last night two bandits halted a streetcar on Oak street by force. Motorman Thomas Regan was shot through the neck during the struggle and Conductor Bert Higley was robbed. The car was rushed to the city and a physician summoned while police were notified.
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Presidential vote totals by state and candidate shift
New York December 16 reports official presidential totals showing Taft at 7,837,676 and Bryan 6,893,182 nationally, with Debs 448,453 Chafin 241,252 Hisgen 186 Watson 33,871 and others. The piece notes party gains since 1904, regional leaders, and state by state tallies including Debs strongest in Pennsylvania and New York, with notable declines for Populists and Socialist Labor.
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Dorando Pietri Collapses Again as Longboat Wins Marathon
New York December 16 Dorando Pietri collapsed within sight of the goal at Madison Square Garden in the twenty sixth mile of the marathon. Tom Longboat the Indian runner led by a yard most of the way and won the race.
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Dry Medina county vote and other 1908 clips
Medina county Ohio voted dry by 1188 majority. Congress will adjourn for Christmas holidays from December 19 to January 4. Papke Kelly fight in Los Angeles ended in a 25 round draw. New Orleans track weighs anti racing bill as Boston votes license by about ten thousand votes. Sixteen deaths reported from this year’s big game season. Chicago reports 156 murders in 1908. Wakefield father commits to state hospital after murdering two daughters. Russia agrees to Austrian proposal on Balkan congress convocation.
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