President's Special Message urges labor reform and anti trust changes
Theodore Roosevelt calls Congress to act on a broad program including re enactment of an employers liability law, child labor prohibition, tighter injunction rules in labor disputes, modification of the anti trust law, and stronger railroad and interstate commerce measures. He urges postal savings banks, tariff study, and a permanent waterways commission with charges for water power rights.
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United Weres
Houses
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Commissioner of Corporations
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Anthracite Strike Commission
Permanent Waterways Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Dream Sirens and Lost Ring Tale and World Notes
A report circles various oddities and facts from different domains. It recounts four dreams in which George Chester of West Livingston New Jersey seeks his wife’s five year lost wedding ring under a large tree. It notes Edinburgh printing of thin embossed aluminium books for the blind with high durability yet high cost. It mentions Fraulein Bmithh a Swiss color blind artist producing hypnotic paintings. It lists vast wheat purchases for Canada, Rothschild wealth estimates and grim New York sociological views on public perception of wealth violence and honesty.
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George Chester
West Livingston
N. J
Edinburgh
Fraulein Bmithh
Geneve
United States
Ohie
Illooois
Minnesota
Iowe
Nebraska
London
New York City
Ude
Germany Rejects Hill as Berlin Ambassador
Berlin informs Washington that Dr. David Jayne Hill is not acceptable as ambassador to Germany. officials say Hill lacks enough representational standing for the United States, though his writings are not objected to. A full German explanation awaits an American reply, with Germany's objection likely decisive.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
David Jayne Hill
the Hague
Hill
United States
Germany
The
Hague
German objections block Hill as American ambassador choice
Washington reports that Germany has refused to receive Dr. David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Berlin citing personal reasons tied to Emperor William. Hill, a noted international law authority and former assistant secretary of state, was slated to succeed Charlemagne Tower upon his resignation.
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Washington
Ger- Man
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Hill
The
Hague
Hay
William
America
Prince Henry
Dr. Hill
Berlin
Root
Switzerland
Rochester Uni
American envoy nominee surprised by German refusal
David Jayne Ain arrived from The Hague and expressed astonishment at Germany's decision to not receive him as American ambassador. He cited an official German communication to Washington praising his ratification by President Roosevelt and noted no signs of being persona non grata during a recent Berlin visit.
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Hill
Paris
David Jayne Ain
Hague
Germany
Washington
Roosevelt
Berlin
German rejection of Hill as American ambassador to Berlin shocks London
London observers express astonishment as Germany refuses to accept Dr David J Hill as the United States envoy to Berlin. Officials note Emperor William may have personal objections and question claims he was discourteous to Prince Henry of Prussia. Hill had impressed diplomats at The Hague during last summer's peace conference.
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London
David J. Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Berlin
William
Hill
Hague
Prince Henry
Prussia
German Emperor Declines American Ambassador at Berlin
Diplomatic circles in The Hague express perplexity over the German emperor’s refusal to accept Dr. Hill as the American ambassador at Berlin. No motive is known and a misunderstanding is suspected.
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the Hague
Dr. Hill
Berlin
Indiana Democrats split over German protest at platform plank
At Indianapolis on March 2 a German Alliance protest challenged a county unit local option plank in the Democratic state platform. Carl Mader, Terre Haute editor, presented the case to the resolutions committee, which met at Grand hotel and adjourned after secret session. The piece details internal party maneuvering, Taggart allies, and delegate selections for the Denver convention with Indiana's delegation likely to back Taggart for re election.
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Apolitanapolis
Ind
Resolutions Committee
German Alliance
Federation of
Terre Haute
Carl Mader
Mader
Grand Hotel
Seasion
F. M. Griffith
J. 3. McFadden
Fifth District
Taggart
Democratic Party
Indiana
National Committee
Denver
Bryan
Committee Om
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Abe Simmons
Bluffton
John HB. Lamb
Ed Fogarty
South Bend
William B. Weatlake
Marton
Fogarty
Bernard Korbly
Charles E. Clark
Homer Cook
Joe Bell
Clark
Korbly
Wallace Mains
Edward Raub
W. W. Spencer
Jerry Mahoney
Governor Johnson Denies Wellman Presidential Quote
In a St. Paul speech Walter Wellman claimed Johnson authorized him to announce a presidential run. Johnson released a denial saying he did not authorize Wellman to quote him and that Wellman’s dispatch was not an authorized statement.
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Johnson
Wellman
St. Paul
Minn
Chicago Record-Herald
Walter Wellman
John A. Johnson
Mr. Wellman
Swallowed the Wrong Dose
Bloomington Ind March 26 John Blair eighty nine year old early settler of this county dead the result of mistaking carbolic acid for a patent medicine The bottle was handed to him by his five year old granddaughter who thought it was the medicine she had often secured for him.
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Bloomington
Ind
John Blair
Markets Report on Grain and Livestock Across Cities
Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Chicago markets show varied grain and livestock prices. Wheat ranges from 98 to 98% in various grades. corn mostly around 64 to 66 cents. oats 50 to 54 cents. Cattle and hog prices noted with regional highs and lows. receipts listed. New York and Toledo data provide broader market context with several wheat and livestock figures.
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Indianapolls
Timothy
Cincinnati
Chicago
Farmer Charles Hayes Killed By Falling Tree
Goshen Indiana March 26 Charles Hayes sixty a wealthy farmer was killed while felling a tree A heavy oak lodged against a sapling Hayes tried to cut the sapling the tree sprang back striking him in the stomach and pinning him under the oak twenty feet from its base He died instantly due to the crushing injuries
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Goshen
Ind
Charles Hayes
Hayes
Kis Fe
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Persona Non
State Department
Royal Prize
Netherlands
Sternberg
Terre Maute
Logansport
George W. Rauch
Thomas Taggart
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East Buffalo
Toledo
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