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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1908

Page

13

Roosevelt Letters Challenge The News Over Panama Scandal

President Roosevelt defends against The News and The Indianapolis News with a forceful letter condemning false accusations linking his brother in law and Taft to a Panama matter. He accuses several papers of deliberate mendacity and asserts access to public documents for scrutiny by any reputable person.

Wsy Delavan Smith Mr. Smith Mr. Robinson Robinson Panama Charles Taft Taft War Departments Mr. Swift Booth Tarkington George Ade Congress

Roosevelt letter dispute spurs Indianapolis News rebuttal

Cleveland December 6 Delevan Smith left Chicago for New York carrying a Roosevelt letter reply. The Indianapolis News defends its Panama editorial crediting a New York paper and explains the editorial was published during the editor’s absence, noting Mr. Foulke could have used the letter but did not. The News will address the President’s explanation in due time.

Cleveland Delevan Smith Chicago New York Roosevelt Panama New York Sun Indianapolis News News Indianapolis

Soil fertility not on decline declares soil chief

Washington reports that soil fertility remains steady despite mineral plant food losses. Professor Milton Whitney, head of the bureau of soils, says the outlook for U S soil resources is encouraging with 838,591,774 acres of farming land and increasing cereal yields. Mineral plant food supply is deemed inexhaustible.

Washington Milton Whitney Bureau of Soils United States

Gould Calls On Croker At Country Club

George J Gould visits Richard Croker at his hotel after leaving a note during Croker's golf lesson at the Lakewood Country Club. Croker played eighteen holes and defeated Andrew Freedman in the round, marking a restful day for Croker.

George J. Gould Croker the Tribune Lakewood N. J Richard Croker Andrew Freedman

Progress on Revision Ways and Means in tariff rewrite

Washington Dec 6 The Ways and Means Committee nears finish on drafting a new tariff law. Members report learning much from three weeks of hearings while aiming to protect American labor and consumers and raise revenues. Payne as chair stresses gathering facts, with supplemental hearings planned.

Washington Ways and Means Committee Payne

Miles for Tariff Commissioner Rumor in Racine

Racine Wisconsin December 6 The belief in Racine is that H E Miles will join Taft’s tariff commission after Congress adjourns not as chairman but as a member following his retirement from general management of the Racine Sattley Company where he is a major stockholder. Miles has conferred with Taft since the election and was thought by many to be named when he addressed the Ways and Means Committee yesterday.

New York Sun Roosevelt Prairie Oil Department of Justice Department of the Interior Hitchcock Prairie Oil and Gas Company L and Gas Oklahoma Indian Territory Representative Bonynge Colorado Calderhead Kansas Hill Connecticut Crumpacker Indiana Champ Clark Bourke Cochran Underwood Alabama Pou North Carolina Randell Texas Clark Cochran Fordney Michigan Representative Pou Representative Dalzell Pittsburg Dalzell Bonynge Congress Representative Payne Representative Hill Representative Calderhead Gaines Longworth Taft Representative Boutell Ilinois Representative McCall Massachusetts Representative Needham California Payne Tribune Racine, Wis H. E. Miles Tariff Commission Miles Racine Sattley Company Ways and Means Committee Maine Frank E. Guernsey Llewellyn Powers Guernsey Dover Foxcraft Academy Bucksport Kent Piscataquis County House Senate Chicago Harry A. Barnhart Rochester Abraham Lincoln Barnhart Rochester Sentinel Ariosto Democratic State Executive Committee St. Louis Alabama Midland Ralway State Normal College Standard Chemical and Oil Company of Troy

Republics Bureau Work Urges Faster Transcontinental Steamers

John Barrett of the International Bureau of American Republics outlines needs for faster mail passenger and express steamers between North and South America. He calls for U.S. controlled banks across republics and native capital, plus fluent Latin market agents. Growth in Latin America's foreign trade is noted with optimism.

Washington North America South America John Barrett International Bureau of American Repubics United States Latin-America Root Mexico Andrew Carnegie

Arrested in New York for old card swindle conspiracy

Bridgeport reports William E. Farrow arrested at No 127 West 9th Street Manhattan charged with conspiracy in a $1500 swindle by traveling salesman William Hipple. Farrow and Adelph Franks allegedly duped Hipple after meeting him August 6 in a local poolroom. Police link them to a September fake prize fight scam that cheated a Scranton hotelkeeper. Extradition will be sought promptly.

Tribune Bridgeport Conn William E. Farrow West 9Th Street New York City William Hipple Farrow Adelph Franks Hipple Franks

New Faces in House Seven Will Be Seen

Washington December 6 seven new faces will join the House when the Speaker's gavel falls and officers are already chosen. Eben Wever Martin of South Dakota is the only former member among the newcomers. John P. Swasey of Maine, Frank E. Guernsey of Maine, Otto Godfrey Foelker of New York, Harry A. Barnhart of New York, Albert Estopinal of Louisiana, and Oliver C Wiley of Alabama join in the opening. The roster features veterans, wartime service, and long local careers, with shifts in party balance noted.

Tribune Bureau Washington House @ Representatives Martin South Dakota Eben Wever Martin Congress House Philo Hall Brookings Northwestern White House White House. After Mr. Hall Hall Mr. Martin Iowa Cornell Ann Arbor Deadwood Loyal Legion the Sons of the American Revolution Canton Dingley Charles E. Littlefield Mr. Swasey New York

Ostracize Divorced Persons Says Milwaukee Bishop

The Milwaukee Episcopal bishop declares the divorce issue must be solved by ostracizing divorcees. He says he avoids social visits to divorced individuals and has lost friends due to enforcing this rule, noting he sometimes visited homes unaware of a divorce.

Tribune Milwaukee Bishop Webb Episcopal Diocese of Wday

Bryan address interrupted by proctor's death in Austin

James B. Clark proctor at Texas State University in Austin collapsed during William J. Bryan's speech and died minutes later from heart disease. The event continued to avoid panic while Bryan and his wife were hosted by Governor and Mrs Campbell.

Austin Tex William J. Bryan Texas State University James B. Clark Clark Bryan T. M. Campbell

Canadian Northern Victory Reshapes Midwest Rail Linkup

A new deal would lock Wisconsin Central under Canadian Northern interests, forming a transcontinental line from Edmonton to Chicago via Duluth and St Paul. MacKenzie and Mann of Toronto lead the effort with Met and government guaranty backing, aiming to extend Edmonton Winnipeg routes and establish through trains to Chicago.

Wisconsin Central Railroad Canadian Northern Messrs. MacKenzie and Mann Toronto Wisconsin Central Duluth Edmonton Chicago United States Ste Corporation Met Messrs MacKenzie Mann Northern Pacific Canada Wheat District Great Northwest Winnipeg Messrs Warren and Wetmore New York New York Central Edmonwn & Line Rocky Mountains St. Paul Pacific Winnipe Minapolis Minneapolis Quebec Atlantic Detroit

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