United States politics and diplomacy charted in 1900s discourse
A dense column reflects on Secretary Hay as a premier American diplomat and President Roosevelt as a peacemaker. It notes party splits in Congress, debates over leadership, the Monroe doctrine, and the role of Cortelyou as secretary to the president amid a new commerce and labor department. It also mentions a coal strike and Venezuelan tensions shaping policy.
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Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Agriculture Department Prevents Frost Damage in Florida Orchar
The department of agriculture shows value in emergencies. Ahead of a frost, Florida orchardists applied department guidance and used smudges to ward off serious injury, marking another victory for the agency.
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Department of Agriculture
Florida
Northern enterprise targets south De Charles Warden Stiles plan
Stiles states he has found the origin of laziness causing the "cracker" and intends to share details on its diagnosis and treatment to aid the south. Though phrased oddly, the claim centers on a claimed discovery and forthcoming information dissemination by Stiles.
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de Charles Warden Stiles
Selene
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Spegia I
A. Coolidge
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E. W. Horton
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Frank T. Disney
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