Roosevelt urges strong action against anarchists and trusts
President Roosevelt urges Congress to act against anarchists who threaten officials and to regulate large corporations with interstate business. He calls for deportation of violent agitators, enhanced penalties, and treaties to extend law of nations protecting governments. He argues for national supervision of trusts to curb abuses while preserving enterprise.
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Roosevelt's First Message Draws Keen Senate Gallery Interest
The opening of Congress drew crowded galleries as President Roosevelt's first message was read. Members, in step with McKinley's death, watched nervously while the speech urged strong action against trusts and calls for re enacted Chinese exclusion. The House adjourned to meet Friday. a joint committee was named to consider respectful tributes to McKinley.
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Bonnie Calf Nearing Close in Murder Trial
Washington December reports detail testimony from Duncan Hubbard and Thomas Ford about a pistol found in Ayres room linked to the Janie Seymour Ayres Jr murder case at the Kenmore Hotel. Witnesses described loaded pistols, bloody marks, late night dances, and possible liquor influence as the trial heads to a likely Saturday jury decision.
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Cabinet Deliberates on Insular Decisions and Tariff Effects
Washington December meeting focuses on Supreme Court rulings and Philippines tariff refunds. Secretary Gage expects refunds under one million dollars, noting most imports were admitted free under general tariff laws, with hemp a leading island staple. Congress may extend Dingley duties, delaying full tariff overhaul.
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Memorial Bell Presented to University of Wooster
Senator Hanna presents a memorial bell to the University of Wooster. The bell, weighing 2730 pounds and bearing an inscription to Marcus Allen Academy McKinley, was placed in the tower of the New Chapel with services planned after the structure’s completion. Shutter-Citre has returned from Inyo County where he went professionally.
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