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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1901

Page

3

President Roosevelts First Message Urges Trust Reform and Pacific Canal

Roosevelt calls for public scrutiny of interstate corporations to curb trust power, supports publicity as core remedy, and favors national regulation if needed. He urges a canal isthmus project, a Pacific cable, and reciprocal trade with Cuba and the Philippines, while upholding the Monroe Doctrine and naval buildup.

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Wonders of Fossil Forests in Arizona Ruins

In the petrified forest of Arizona ancient Pueblo Indians built log houses from fossil tree trunks. Prof. W H Holmes notes the Moki and Zuni among descendants and the area yields pottery types like coiled ware, polychrome, and Corray ware from New Mexico to southern Colorado.

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Witty Quips and Curious Sayings From Old Papers

A garbled string of quotes from London Tit-Bits Boston Journal and Chicago Daily News showcases light humor about marriage requests and a joke about a three legged chair. The fragment hints at playful social banter and advertising snips from era papers.

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