Roosevelt Promises Steady Prosperity and Reform
President Roosevelt outlines a vision of unbound prosperity driven by national regulation of big corporations, interstate commerce reform, tariff stability, reciprocity with Cuba, and a strong navy. He emphasizes balancing public good with wealth, expanding rural delivery, and advancing Philippine and Alaska policies, while urging immigration law and effective labor capital relations.
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Americans Can Reach the North Pole, Peary Says
A roundup of distant news reports notes Lieutenant Peary declaring Americans can and will reach the North Pole in time. Other items cover eruptions, illnesses, deaths, and various political and criminal events worldwide.
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Tieutenant Peary
North Pole
Northwest Notes. Smallpox at Upper Highwood Mont
A condensed roundup notes smallpox outbreak leading to school closures in Upper Highwood Montana, a sheep export surge from Milton to California, copper and silver output in Cripple Creek for November, and a daylight of robberies and legal actions across the Northwest. It reports a Seattle gambling hall closure, suit for breach of promise in Anaconda, typhoid cases at St. Ann's, a surge of contraband Chinese through Sumas and Tacoma, and a Telluride grand jury order to probe a mining murder. Other items include a violent postmaster robbery near Carlton, charity soup kitchen in Butte, a mine bucket accident in Kalispell, a prominent banker dead, and local crimes involving McBride, Huffie, and Benson.
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Milton
Weels
California
Cripple Creek
Winnie Fitzgerald
Anaconda
Frank Jones
St. Ann's Hospital
Sumas
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Portland
Theron Stevens
Telluride
Colo
Arthur L. Collins
Arizona
Territorial
Congress
J. F. Wilson
Robert E. Morrison
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Sunshive
Jel Tison
Seattle
Frank M. ‘Tate
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Associated Charities of
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Paul Clarke
Senator Clark
Associated Charities
August Nelson
Kalispell
Charles EB. Conrad
Conrad National Bank
Conrad
Montana
Teamsters’ Union
Theodore Hennessy
Butte and Boston
John Gillie
John P. McBride
Billings
Hayden
Mebride
Mcbride
John T. Hufie
Bozeman
Julian E. Lane
Buoetene
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Dmillie
Shoshone
Cutie
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J. M. Rogers, D. D. S
Leon Calhoun
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CW. & Ebm Dill
Booth Rail Street
W. B. Githens
Myrt A. Weaver
D. W. Yaden
North Bell Street
Frank Pharris
Doc. Smith
F. M. Crandall
Idaho
Idaho Nursery
Payette, Idaho
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