Roosevelt letter to Bryan on trust prosecutions and Haskell
Theodore Roosevelt defends anti trust actions and criticizes William Jennings Bryan in a lengthy letter. He argues government action against Standard Oil and railroads was lawful and not partisan, condemns Gov. Haskell for favoritism toward Standard Oil, and asserts he will pursue all law violations impartially. He cites cases against Harriman operatives and calls for equal justice.
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Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York Central
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
United States
American Sugar Company
Steel Corporation
St. Louis
Henry S. Priest
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Western
Standard Oil Company
Bryan
Wall Street
Standard Oil
Haskell
Taft
The
New York World
National Committee
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Taft
New York State
Harriman
Mr. Haskell
Senator Foraker
Mr. Foraker
Morning Democrat
Ardmore
Okla
Oklahoma
Ohio
New York
Arkansas
Texas
Ae Hearst
Tme
M.L. Nott
Foulke
Richmond
Ind
Gov
Interior Department
Gov. Haskell
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior
Standard Oil Pipe Line Company
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Cary River Gas Company
Dent Portland Cement Company
Texas and
Guilt Companies
Standard Oil Corporation
Prairie Company
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Democratic National Committee Accused of Hiding Campaign Gifts
A New York Times report from Chicago alleges the Democratic National Committee plans to conceal campaign contributions pledged by W. J. Bryan. It cites a Michigan mail campaign by F. E. Pulte and notes a promised pamphlet listing Michigan donors, with addresses and amounts.
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New York Times
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Standard Oil Company
Michigan
F. E. Pulte
National Committee
Pulte
Fred Yuengling Dies in Bellevue Prison After Turbulent Life
The longtime New York figure Fred Yuengling died at 6:80 in Bellevue Prison amid a coroner’s inquiry into his death and prior treatment. Once famed in New York circles, Yuengling faced embezzlement charges in 80 years past and tangled with the Baroness Blanc, chasing fame across Broadway and beyond before fading from the public eye. His father, a York Hotel resident, and Philadelphia brewers related to the Yuenglings were noted as context. The body was taken to the Morgue with no claimant by early morning.
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Norton
Lowthiery
Yuengling
New York
Fred Yuengling
Ludlow Street
British Columbia
C. Clive Baley
Lion Brewing Company
Rossland
Europe
Yuengling Brewery
Blanc
Australia
Ife
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Broadway News Cane
Ogden
Utah
South America
Broadway
York
Philadelphia
Rbeirs
Pennsylvania
Yuenglings
Dooley
West Side
Taft and Bryan Try to Meet in Minneapolis
William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan were in Minneapolis for talks but failed to meet. Bryan sent a cordial note while Taft prepared a Y M C A speech in St Paul, later greeting preachers at Fowler Church before heading to North Dakota.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Minn
William Jennings Bryan
William Howard Taft
Mr. Bryan
West Hotel
Taft
Young Men's Christian Association
St. Paul
The
Nebraskan
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Col. Ransdell
Young Men’s Christian Association
Taft’s
Philippines
Spain
United States
Rome
Roman Catholic Church That Now Prevails In This Country, <Ueh
Y. M
Quentin Roosevelt
Northwest
Fowler Methodists Church
North Dakota
Farzo
Bryan arrival sparks chaotic Minneapolis greeting
W J Bryan arrived in Minneapolis at 1 46 pm escorted by ex Governor Lind amid a thronged crowd that surged against barriers. A man suffered a broken arm in the melee as Bryan went to ex Governor Lind's Colfax Avenue home for a three hour nap and later joined a lavish informal dinner with prominent Democrats. He declined to comment on Roosevelt's charges against Governor Haskell of Oklahoma.
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Haskell
New York
Albert H. Walker
Lacombe
New York County
Supreme Court of
Charles N. Haskell
Arkansas
Muskogee
Gates
Lind
Mr. Bryan
Tind
Colfax Avenue
South
Ife
Bryan
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
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Northern Securities
H. Harriman
Salton Sea
Congress
Steel
Judge Priest
Hadley
Waters- Pierce
Republic Oil
United Railways Company
R. M. Snyder
Kansas
Silver Campaign Fund
Hughes Campaign Funda
Republican
Clark
Montana
Haven
Harriman Fund
Haskell and Creek Lands
Prairie Oil
Prairie Oil Company
Case
Denver
Charles
West
Manhattan
Aeolian Hall
Aeolian Company
Fifth Ave
34Th Street
F.D. Yuengling
Bellevue
Hunyadi
Janos
the New York Times
W. J.bryan
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
N.Y
Arri
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Antoine Chiris
Grasse
France
Generour
Bose
Critiis
U. S
A. Lehman & CO
E. 12Th St
CorLiEs, Macy & Co
Maiden Lane
Pearl Street
Germania Poogfing Co
Sixth Avenue
38Th St
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