Roosevelt silent on politics during Europe tour
Colonel Roosevelt declined to discuss American politics during his European voyage, saying he would grant no interviews or statements on national or world affairs. The party, though in good health, showed fatigue from African hunting, with Roosevelt planning a nine month expedition remainder and a tight schedule through Khartoum, Cairo, Naples, Rome, Vienna, Budapest, Berlin, London, Oxford, and a May return to New York.
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Natural History
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Naples
Tome
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Budapest
Parla
Belgium
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Jistiania
Berlin
Me Thau
London
Oxford University
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Theon
Binseht
Theodore Jr
Minn Alexandar
Explosive Bomb Allegation Shocks Providence Court
A garbled report from March 10 denies involvement in the clearing of a case in Washington. The statement, attributed to a key official, asserts no part in the matter and references a private letter from a named associate.
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Woallington
Tate
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Garfield and Hallinger dispute over patent orders at land office
Secretary Garfield testified that he knew nothing of the contentious patent order and had believed the Cunningham cases should not proceed. He asserted the order was issued without his knowledge by Commissioner Hallinger or another subaltern. The questioning centered on veracity surrounding statements to the president and the provenance of the directive.
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Brander
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Garfield
Glavis
Cunningham
Hallinger
Land Office
End to Philadelphia Street Car Strike Urged in Mass Meeting
A large lineup of civic groups met to press for an immediate end to the Philadelphia street car strike and the wider city shutdown. Officials resist concessions as rioting continues. peace efforts hinge on State Senator MuNichol and arbitration proposals submitted to Mayor Reyburn. Telegrams to Taft, Gov. Stuart and Penrose were dispatched urging action.
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Maron
Philadelphia
Byalnex
Avery Civic Organization
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Demandig & Settlement
Prorida
Benator MuNichol
Waiok
Musical Fond Hall
New Castle
Marcel
Hiladelpha
Reyburn
State Federation of Labor
Taft
Stuart
Benatum Penrose
Oliver
Run on the Bank Checked in Cleveland Run
United Press reports a bank run in Cleveland as about 200 people lined up when doors opened. Depositors were paid on demand while the vault held millions in gold silver and government notes. Estimated withdrawals reached about 1 000 000. impact included lost wages for workers leaving posts to withdraw funds.
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Cleveland
Banc
Inn
Madden
Len Purdy
Winal
Lermot
Cunningham Denies Gugenheim Deal In Alaska Claims
Clarence Cunningham, through attorney Gray, says his March 1908 affidavit asserting no Guggenheim deal is a misreading of events. He recounts negotiations from 1907 to 1908, stating offers were repeatedly rejected and later reopened, with all actions open and above board. He will testify today at the deposition hearing to clear up Garfield’s charges of perjury and misunderstanding.
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Glavie
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Cunningham Coal Land Group
Alaska
Gueeonheim
Garfield
Guggenheim
Cunningham
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Gungenheim
Gray
Olevia
Spokane
Guggenheims
Glavis
Guggenheim Syndicate
United States
McGee
Cray
Garfeld
Infty-six Mile Hour Plane Returns From Test Flight
The plane described as an advanced craft will reportedly cover sixty six miles an hour in test runs. After recent aviation experiments, developers claim a more powerful motor and redesigned frame will allow higher speeds. A July meeting may showcase the new model and its wind resistance improvements.
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Pondhueting
Lertet
Pelevate
Merlot Laven
Tiel
Russians Were Afraid Trial Motive Revealed
United Wire reports that Nicholas Tchaikovsky was not punished now due to government caution amid protests abroad. Secret trial details and alleged plots by Britain and America surface as pressure grows. Tchaikovsky warns of firing if tried elsewhere, while Breshkovsky’s fate fuels debate.
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United Wire
Peterahutch
Nicholas Tachaikovsky
Tachaikovaky
Madame Hresh- Kovaky
Wae Invest
United States
Bingland
Acheallkovekys
Thad
Taohalkov
Stacc'a
Roosevelt Will Not Run Again Says He Enjoys Freedom
New York March 1 Opponents of the present administration expect Roosevelt to avoid political talks while in Africa and after his Nile expedition. Dawson, a United Press reporter, says Roosevelt may stay out of office unless a national crisis calls him to serve, possibly returning to presidency only if duty demands.
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United Press Wire
New York
Prevent
Nile
Roosevelt
Mallinger-Pins Chot
Pharoahe
Warrington Dawe
United Prose
Lia Mother
Dawson
United Presa
Toonevelt
Leadwatera
Dawnon
Hally
Colonel Roosevelt
Tom
Khartoum
Lamine
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Hin
Uganda
Europe
Dam Break Threatens Town After irrigation Dam Burst
Widespread inundation danger reported twenty miles above Nera as twenty feet of water rushes through the valley. Crops damaged and property loss estimated high. A Julesburg camping party feared for safety as floodwaters advance toward the area.
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Marek Aurenburg
Nera
Julesburg
Defends the Double Standard in Divorce Law
London readers report Sir John Bigham defends a double standard in divorce law. He says misconduct by women is treated more harshly than similar actions by men, noting law still restricts wives from divorcing for immorality. Justice Hargrave Peak contrasts moral double standard and urged reform.
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London
John Bigham
Eingitah Court
Wien
Juho
Howe
John
Hargrave Poste
Sir John
Mine death at Pom eroy kills veteran worker Durat
Inspecton Kimeaad in Gallipolis reports that veteran miner Joseph Durat was killed Friday when a fall occurred while counting the Charter bank at Pomeroy. His neck and back were broken, and cootles ty Borneo are indentured at ees a year, with Bowl and
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Gallipolis
Toseph Durat
Oydeeter
Pomeroy
Borneo
Chicago official seeks clues in $173000 treasury theft case
Federal authorities pursue information as Attorney James J. Barbour tells Judge Brentane that body evidence remains on how $173,000 disappeared from the United States sub treasury three years ago. The case arises amid a prosecution to drain a $50,000 malicious prosecution suit by George W. Vitagerald against William Boldenweck.
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Chicago
James J. Barbour
Brentane
United States
Amitorney Barfiour
Draia
George W. Vitagerald
William Boldenweck
Rumor of J P Morgan Death Rumors Spread on Exchange
A disrupted report claims J P Morgan died in Morence Haly with the stock exchange buzzing. The Morgan office says a rumor was circulating and legal counsel Burtour vows to pursue truth, mentioning an investigation and witness examination.
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Haly
Hoon
Morgan
Ate
Unitik
Tax Bill Delayed After Senate Stalls One Percent Motion
United Press report from Columbus notes a narrow vote to defer consideration of a governor’s one percent tax bill. Senators Alsdorf Noor and Mendelson faced amendments and adjournment motions as Bader warned revenue could fall 2 to 4 million if passed. Public school, library, and university levies were debated. a postposed decision moved to next Wednesday.
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Benatar Johansen
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Mls
Wealthy Robbers Target Public Way of Life
A fragmented excerpt cites Carnegie and Morgan as robbers who have built wealth by exploiting the public. It references Rockefeller and other millionaires, criticizing charity and philanthropy while suggesting schemes to upend the system. The text mentions anti protection and propaganda funding in a confused, period voice.
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Morgan Wid Eneketnller
Titos Montis
Doxeyh Moin
Philandelphia
Wong Fan
Chirchime University
Xettioniint
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Amal Mainfiood
Last Chance Vote For Rikon Telephone Merger Bill
In Columbus Ohio on a March day the House adjourned Thursday evening after a near miss on the Rikon telephone merger bill. One of the two sponsors was poised to seek reconsideration while several who had opposed it withdrew to reopen the debate. Floor Leader Ervin adjourned early to catch a train, leaving the fate of the bill unresolved.
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Eeaae
Mardoer
Columbus
Thees
Ervin
1909 Was a Good Year for Bell System Expansion
New York March 11 The American Telephone and Telegraph reports a prosperous 1909 with substantial growth in Western Union interest, more than five million Bell stations, and over ten million additional miles of wire. The company argues telegraph and telephone services are supplemental and outlines bond sales, shareholder growth, and planned capital stock increase from 300 to 500 million dollars while resisting immediate need for funds.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
ALT & T. Company
Thaodore N. Vail
Western Union
Alent
Bell System
Tell
Hall
Teenie
Divierond
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph Compar
Aeroplane Show Promises Flight at Jamaica Downs
New York March 10 Ex aviation exhibition to be staged tomorrow afternoon at the Jamaica race track weather permitting. Notable displays include a Mig by Lowla Pasttan a Keench aviator, and a Wright company witness on patent disputes with Paulhan. Paulhan asserts he can fly without the vertical rudder while the Wright patent case is debated.
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New York
Lowla Pasttan
Keench
Jamaica
Bur Wright Company
Paulean
Wright
Wilbur Wright
Tony Oganet Paulhan
Farman
Wiright
Paulhan
Tremor Causes Panic Across Central California
An earthquake lasting about two seconds rattled central California towns, from San Francisco to San Luis Obispo, frightening residents and prompting minor panics in several theatres. The tremor's reach extended along the coast inland, with reports from MEM Relock and surrounding areas.
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