Roosevelts Global Dispatches Highlight Panama, Labor, War News
A broad foreign dispatch summary covers President Roosevelt praising Panama canal work and defending protective actions for Japanese in San Francisco, calls to revise land laws, naval command age limits, and a range of incidents from crimes to fires, storms, and political shifts worldwide.
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Panama Canals
Metcalf
San Francisco
Congress
House of Representatives
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Department of Commerce and Labor
South Carolina
Hitchcock
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Twenty-fifth Regiment
Hansbrough
Whisky Protest to Secretary Wilson on Blended Whisky
Protests against Secretary Wilsons ruling on blended whisky circulated among whisky men. A national health department movement, led by Prof. J Pease Norton, drew names of about one hundred prominent supporters to form a committee.
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Wilson
Department of Health
J Pease Norton
Charles C. McCabe
New York
John Barrett
Colombia
Bureau of American Republics
W.T. Scovil
Vicksburg
Miss
George A. Morden
Boston
Lowell
Mass
Washington
Roosevelt Obeys Wish of Woman Who Loved Him to Last
The article recounts how Theodore Roosevelt followed the wishes of a devoted woman in his final days, describing his actions and the emotional impact of her influence on his life and legacy.
President Roosevelt Involved In Mrs Grover Funeral Tale
New York dispatch says President Roosevelt supervised the funeral of Mrs Lulu Grover who died by suicide after leaving him her estate. Secret service agents seized letters and papers, and cremation followed with Tate in charge of the ashes.
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New York
Rosevelt
Lulu Grover
Secret Service
Mrs. Grover
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paz ointment
Advertisement claims Paz ointment guarantees cure of itching bleeding or protracting piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. It mentions a moral line about envying others happiness.
Must All Wear Beards The Waiters Union Of Rome Decrees
A Rome waiter community declares a new rule that every member must wear a beard. The policy appears framed as a unity gesture amid local trades unions and social norms.
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Waiters’ Union of Rome
Endorses Cuticura to Cure Severe Eczema
Thomas M. Rossiter of 290 Prospect Street East Orange Wisconsin reports long standing eczema cured after five weeks using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. He states hospital treatment failed and describes widespread skin involvement and relief after the products.
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Thomas M. Rossiter
Prospect Street
East Orange
Money in Popular Songs
A celebrated composer argues that popular songs are the real ambition of many creators. Thousands would trade their ears to write a tune for barrel organs, and after a time many others would wish to part with theirs in envy.
Negro shoots Macklin in El Reno amid Brownsville fallout
Capt Edgar A Macklin of Company C 25th Infantry was shot twice and seriously wounded by a Negro. Local belief ties the attack to rioting at Brownsville last August and follows his discharge by Roosevelt. The War Department had ordered Macklin court martial for alleged failure to prevent Brownsville riot conduct.
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el Reno
Okla
Edgar A. Macklin
25Th
United States Infantry
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Macklin
Real Home of the Peanut Found in Africa or Brazil
Botanists place the peanut’s origin in Africa while some authorities argue it is native to Brazil. Louisiana finds the Spanish variety well adapted to its climate. In Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee growers increasingly cultivate the small white and red peanut variety each year.
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Africa
Brazil
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Army Seeks Jap Spies at Columbus Barracks
Regular army officers in Columbus, Ohio, issued orders to haul any Japanese ped ders or visitors before the commander when found inside guard lines. Reports say spies may be using epics to learn facts useful to the mikado's army.
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Columbus
Tillman stands by Foraker on Brownsville affair
Marion Ohio December 22 Senator Tillman. In a statement on the Brownsville episode he backs Senator Foraker. He says we share the view that the president cannot punish an innocent man for race and accuses the commander in chief of overstepping the law in discharging the negro troops and acting beyond the constitution.
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Foraker
Marion
Tillman Tolsak
Brownsville
Roosevelt Accepts Bryce as British Ambassador
In response to British inquiries the President states that James Bryce's appointment as British ambassador to the United States will be entirely acceptable to the American government.
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Roosevlt
Washington
Roosevelt
James Bryce
Pest Stamped Out in Havana After Last Yellow Fever Case
Havana reports no active yellow fever cases for first time since last August as Cabate is released. Year-ago tally showed twelve cases on the island with no current infections mentioned.
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Cabate
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