Daniels presses Bonaparte over trust prosecutions
Josephus Daniels, chairman of the Democratic press bureau, asks Attorney General Bonaparte for a precise, public accounting of how many of the 287 trusts have been prosecuted, fines imposed, and leaders jailed under the current administration, contrasting with prior administrations and urging stronger action to curb extortion and high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chusen
Josephus Staniels
Wetty Dovreau
Democratic National
Bonaparte
Daniels
United States
Manny
Department of Justice
Patel
Bath
Fadseen Tatinen
Elan
Frederick WN. Duideon
Willy
Jteam
Roosevelt
Charnson
Mr. Cleve-land
Medninley
Meat Trust
Cleveland
McKinley
Harrison
Zikveimder
Gamder
Mc Binley
Oos Vedt
America
Mr. Harrison
Bos
Woodrow Wileu
Puiuectun Univor
Hogmst Werk
Baghued
Araches
Dooney Tremont Trust
Yeur
Chen
von Laive
Loe Luobaecs
Steel Trust
Joseptius Daniels
Rot B Ina
Trusts Not Hurting Says Taft as Panic Eases
Taft argues the panic is over and conditions near normal while the Chicago Board of Education reports 15000 hungry schoolchildren due to unemployment and rising living costs. The Saturday Evening Post notes savings declines in New York and a July 22 letter from a New York wholesaler shows drops in staple groceries and confectionery trade across regions.
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Taft
Chicago Board of Education
Saturday Evening Post
Butte
New York
Ecomiu
United States
Middle West
Bryan
Wall Street
International Harvester Company
He Steel, Rust
Republican Trust Control Over Taft Era Campaigns
A compilation citing Chicago Journal and Seattle Times alleging Republican national figures and Kellogg have tied to Standard Oil and United States Steel, questioning loyalties and funds. It links Taft era politics to trust influence, claims Rockefeller interests shaped policy and campaign finance amid cross-chronicle criticisms of party leaders and fundraising.
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House
Chicago Journal
Chainan Nagel
Republican National
Hadley
Missouri
New York
George Sheritan
Republicia Nasiona
Chicarce
Aswit Fyersurer
Republican Committee
Board of Review
Seattle
Frank WB. Kellogg
National Republican Executive Committee
Minnesota
Taft
Seattle Times
Republicuan
Frank B. Kellogg
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Oliver Mining Company
Kellogg
United States Steel Company of
United
Rockefellers
Great Western
Chicago
St Paul
Kansas City
Lut
Low
Department of Justice
Isetlogg
Standard OH Company
Standard Off
Kellogun
Patt
Standard Oil Trust
Aldrich
Cannon
Trust Magnate Wars Rally Across America
The phrase signals broad scrutiny of powerful business leaders as public opinion shifts. A motley chorus cites corporate influence while politicians and citizens debate accountability and reform amidst rising calls for greater oversight.
Roosevelt Letter on Practical Men and New York Campaign Funds
The excerpt references Theodore Roosevelt's Oct 4 1904 letter to Edward Warrin and a confidential statement to Sidney Webster about fund raising before the election. It details discussions with Edward Warrinman and funds raised for Depew and the New York state committee to influence the electoral outcome, including a $200000 target and a $50000 personal pledge.
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New York Evening Post
Roosevelt
Harriman
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward WH. Tharrinane
Sir
Eoward H. Warriznan
Sidney Webster
Ceratn Uiatire
Washion
New York State
Deney
Ocenki
Gummillier
Cartelset
Depew
Paris
New York
Bliss
Cartelyou
Cortelyou
New York State Committee
City of
Dawes Urged Banking Insurance Law by Congress
Louis E F Post cites Charles G Dawes former comptroller and Central Trust president who argued for a national banking insurance fund financed by small bank taxes. Dawes claimed the fund would stabilize deposits, curb panics, protect savers, and aid general prosperity by spreading losses like insurance.
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Charles G. Dawes
Mer. McKinley
Central Trust Company
Che Cnee
Louis EF
An Dawes
United States
Mr. Wests
Mir Dawes
Bryan
Oy Bryan
Woulhl
Dawes
Congress
Salute to a Lawyer’s Rousing Defense
A Montana official recalls a lawyer in a murder defense who paused a ten minute recess to seek inspiration at a hotel. Upon return he delivered a dramatic sum up praising the United States and arguing against imprisoning or hanging his client for a single fatal shot, as quoted from the Saturday Evening Post.
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Montana
Sup
Saturday Evening Post
Editor critiques contributors on carelessness in London Globe
The London Globe column lampoons newspaper writers for sloppy work. An editor discards a poem titled An Ode to Death and carves fashion notes into the trash as he laments misspellings punctuation and illegibility among contributors.
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London Globe
Queen Caroline Screened as Witchcraft Suspicions Rise
In The Diary of a Lady in Waiting by Lady Charlotte Bury a sensational tale portrays Queen Caroline Monde with King George II. The diary recounts a wax figure ritual with horns pins and roasting suggestive of a superstition that harming the effigy could endanger the king.
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Caroline
George EY
England
Charlotte Bury
Charlotte
Lazy sleeper passes by hurdy gurdy danger call
An elderly man walking to the subway ignores a desperate plea from a woman claiming a hurdy gurdy man is being beaten nearby. He questions the threat and remains asleep, dismissing the danger due to the small size of the alleged victim.
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New York Press
Doomsday Book A Glimpse Of Its Origin And Purpose
The Doomsday Book is described as a British institution begun under William I the Conqueror around 1086. It aimed to survey the kingdom to determine land tenure. It sought to map estates, fix holdings, and determine military and fiscal obligations.
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Einid
William I c the Conqueror
Weo
Veon Every Time
A terse exchange from the Cleveland Leader notes a swain asking about love and loss and a maiden replying she has won every breach of promise suit she faced. The snippet captures a sharp retort reflecting a courtroomly jibe in a public record.
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Veon
Swain
Hve
Cleveland
Town Hall Speech Sparks Laughter and Hysterics
In a town hall scene, Hiram Greene asks about his sister reacting to his planned speech. Willie replies she laughed and cried with hysterics instead of commenting, highlighting lighthearted embarrassment around the event.
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Hiram Greene
Willie
His Sweet Voice Stray Story Fragment
A brief dialog exchanges a singer under a window and a father overhearing it. The man claims the father thought it was cats. A stray story fragment preserves a humorous misunderstanding.
Now They Don't Speak Mary Do You Think It Would Be
Dialog fragment shows Mary asking about claiming to sew a dress herself and Edith calling it superfluous and not conceited in a light domestic exchange.
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Mary
Edith
Wise man deeds limited by his circumstances
A quote attributed to Lord Bolingbroke asserts that a wise person should concentrate on doing as much good as their situation permits, emphasizing practical virtue over grand plans.
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Lord Bolingbroke
Attorneys J W Burns F A Hearing J P Burns
J W Burns F A Hearing and J P Burns, attorneys in Rockport Indiana, will practice in all courts. Their office is over the Post Office opposite the courthouse.
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Rockport
Indiana
Court House
Rockport Indiana Law Practice Opens on Main Street
A Rockport attorney announces practice in all courts with offices on the ground floor south side of Main Street offering legal services and consultation.
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Rockport
Indiana
Main Street
Lawyer Opens Office on Main Street in Rockport Indiana
A lawyer announces office premises in a postoffice building on Main Street opposite the courthouse in Rockport Indiana and states intent to practice in all courts.
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Arce Stevenson Reinhard & Stevenson
Rockport
Indiana
Main Street
Court House
Wilk
Postoffice
Allen J Fayton Attorney at Law Promotes Practice
Allen J Fayton announces legal services with offices over Sargent's drug store at the corner of Main and Third streets Rockport Indiana offering legal representation and consultation to the public.
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Allen J. Fayton
Sargent’s Drug Store
Main and
Third Streets
Rockport
Indiana
Buxton’s Office and Residence on Fourth Street
Dr Eva Buxton keeps office and residence on Fourth street one block south of Main. Home telephone No 94 Cumberland No 14.
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Krieger
Fourth Street
Main
Cumberland
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