Roosevelt presses employers liability and new taxes at Jamestown Exposition
President Roosevelt devotes speeches to national labor safety reform and taxes. He urges employer liability for work accidents, a federal income tax, and a strong inheritance tax. He argues for conservation, child welfare, and national resources protection during a busy day at the Jamestown Exposition in Norfolk Virginia. He also emphasizes naval strength and fair treatment in industry.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Georgia
Bulloch Hall
Rosewelt
Georgia State Building
Government Plior
National Editorial Association
Exposition Auditorium
New York
Washington
Hampton Roads
Lee Parade
Mr. Roosevelt
Gov. Terrell
W. N. Mitchell
The
Georgia Commission
Mr. Mitchell
Cardinal Gibbons
President Roosevelt
Equality of self respect and rights under law
The excerpt argues that while men are not equal in all respects, they deserve equality of self respect and of rights before the law, and near equality in opportunities to prove their abilities compared with others. It references Lincoln to support the point.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
National Forest Service
Insana Waterways Commission
Great Britain
France
Germany
Switzerland
Britain
Empire
United States
Lincoln
Hearst Ordered to Appear as Defendant in State Suit
Supreme Court Justice Truax, following the Appellate Division, ordered William Randolph Hearst to appear as a party defendant in Attorney General Jacksons suit to oust Mayor McClellan from office. The attorney for Mayor McClellan urged Hearst be made a plaintiff with the People. Justice Truax ruled that no person can be a plaintiff without consent.
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Supreme Court
Truax
Appellate Division
William Randolph Hearst
Jackson
McClellan
Hearst
Ustice Truax
Walsh Case Decision Orders Mansfield to Attend Examination
Supreme Court Justice McCall denied a motion to set aside an order for the examination of Violette Watson Mansfield before trial in suits by her former attorney Dethief C. Hansen against her and Thomas F. Walsh. The examination is set for Thursday before referee William A. Purrington after default due to absent counsel.
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Violette Mansfield
Supreme Court
McCall
Violette Watson Mansfield
Dethief C. Hansen
Thomas F. Walsh
William A. Purrington
Mr. Walsh
France
Hansen
Mail Clerks May Recover Under New Legislation
Gov. Stuart signed the weyers liability bill and the repeal of the 1868 railway mail clerks act. Four bills favored by the United Mine Workers were disapproved. The measures would have allowed mail clerks to seek damages for injuries, aligning their rights with passengers.
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Harrisburg
Penn
United Mine Workers
Stuart
Printing choices promise better impression
The piece argues that using any preferred letterhead whether printed bossed engraved or lithographed will enhance appearance and create a stronger impression.
Classified Textile Prices for Ladies Wear and Linens
Advertises toilet waters fancy needlework stamped patterns for hand embroidery shirt waists hats chemises drawers and loung ing pillows made of Swiss muslin with lace trim priced at 45c and 60c for shirts 25c hats 25c chemises 25c drawers 12c 20c and lounge pillows 20c 35 and 50c for Swiss muslin pillow covers and trims.
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Tobey Furniture Company
32Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
Star Nainsook
STAR
Hutchinson, Pierce & Co
Broadway
Rogers, Peet & Company
Adway
Warren St
Commercia
Beekman
Columbia Phonograph Co
Commercial Department
Tribune Building
Cafe Des
Ambassadeurs
Monogram
Mark Cross
Wey, Senuner Street
Jamestown Fair
Georgia State House
Roswell
South
Savannah
Charleston
New Orleans
Financelal
Ania
Navy
West
Pee
Col
Philip
Twenty-third Infantry
Association
Reclamation Service
SRT
Public Lands Commission
America
Saks
Saks & Company
Herald Square
WALSH
Gov
Old Hampshire
Hampshire Paper Company
South Hadley Falls
Mass
Woodbury
WoolpeuRye Institute
Weat
Shriner & Urner
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
John Jameson
B. Altman & Co
Russia
Hill Avenue
34Th
35Th Streets
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