Roosevelt campaign money questions rise again
Senator La Follette urges Col Roosevelt to disclose how much money financed his pre convention campaign and who supplied it. The call rests on Roosevelt’s past frankness about contributors, amid claims of substantial funds behind his Chicago bid and Oregon expenditures. The piece questions backing by steel trust figures like Perkins Hanna and McCormick and whether Roosevelt can align plutocratic interests with public welfare.
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Dan Hanna
Medill McCormick
Steel and Harvester Trust
Authorities to Break Up Disputed Group, Officials Urged to Act
Readers are urged to scrutinize officials' efforts as authorities face pressure to dismantle a contentious group. The piece emphasizes vigilance and timely action by vested institutions to address the dispute and restore order.
Government needs to curb liquor among Umatilla Indians
The article argues that liquor and laziness threaten the Umatilla reservation people. It criticizes government leasing policies and neglect of water rights, urging authorities to prevent whiskey use to foster industry and reduce harmful habits among the Indians.
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Umatilla Reservation
Umatilla
Redmen
United States
Why They Don’t Follow Progressive Split in Parties
Senator Cumming opposes a new party, sticking with the Republican fold despite disapproval of Taft’s renomination. Other progressive leaders like La Follette Borah Hadley Osborn and Poin dexter share the stance, wary of Roosevelt’s Me or nothing stance. Bryan favors Wilson as a progressive nominee, while Roosevelt’s camp insists on a Bay-area pick. If Roosevelt runs third party, he risks dividing the progressive vote.
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Taft
Chicago
la Follette
Borah
Hadley
Osborn
Poindexter
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Bryan
Baltimore
Wilson
Progressive Bry An Stands In Better Light Than Roosevelt
The fragment argues Bry an gains favor over Roosevelt among progressives and generals, noting popularity advantages and the drawback of a single dominating figure in leadership.
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Bryan
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Wheat prospects lift Umatilla county spirits
Prospects for a great wheat crop and strong prices brighten mood in Umatilla County amid political unrest. The district recalls high wool prices from spring as traders look to sell widely. News of Temot's murder shocks locals, though Indians typically have few killers in the tribe.
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Umatilla
Umatilla P Reservation
Temot
Elk Sightings Reported Around Portland
Reports from Portland indicate many elk are being sighted in the region, with residents and wildlife officials noting increased presence across local areas during recent weeks. No further details on exact locations or dates are provided.
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Portland
William J. Pendleton applauds leadership in Baltimore
In a July 8 letter from Pendleton Oregon the author praises a Democratic leader nicknamed Peerless Leader for shaping the party's stance against predatory wealth. The missive urges equal law and voting rights, hoping the leader will guide a future of freedom and progress.
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Baltimore
William J
Co. &. Terpening
Pendleton, Ore
Dogs Guide Stranded Travelers on Montana Railcar
In a dusty Montana car a grocery drummer and a New York bong house agent swap tales of dogs. The driver praises a pointer Roger who reliably points each crossroads. The drummer adds a retriever Bob who locates misplaced items, including a missing collar button, proving dogs aid daily life.
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Montana
Chicago
New York
Roger
Bobby
Setter Hen Hatches Broods, Not a Dog
A humorous exchange features a solemn man touting a remarkable setter that hatched over a hundred eggs last season and raised ten broods of fluffy chickens to maturity, while a Bond Agent questions the feat. The lampoon ends with the reveal the setter was actually a hen.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Lippincott's
Writer Israel Zangwill Declines Christian Name
Noted author Israel Zangwill signs as I. Zangwill after a fussy old lady asks for his Christian name. He responds gravely that he has none.
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Israel Zangwill
I. Zangwill
Mr. Zangwill
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