Platt Defends Roosevelt From Panama Revolt Criticism
Senator Platt of Connecticut closed his Panama remarks defending the president’s course during the revolt. He challenged charges of war or intervention, affirmed Roosevelt’s honesty, and argued U S rights on the Isthmus exceed treaty limits, citing precedent from McKinley and the need to protect American interests.
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Platt
Panama
Washington
Connecticut
Frepuerne
Morgan
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
McKinley
Feking
American Relation. Mr. Platt
Colombia
Tillman
Mr. Platt
Mr. Hubbard
D. D. D. credited cure claims by Dr Decatur Dennis
An advertisement touts a medicament named D. D. D. and asserts full proof of hundreds of cures. It highlights Charles Jacobs with psoriasis cured in 45 days and Sammy Minkey cured in three weeks, claiming permanent remission for Jacobs over nearly three years.
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Tia’ 2
Decatur Dennis
Charles Jacobs
Sammy Minkey
Jacobs
Senators Debate Panama Canal Treaty Fallout
Senators argued over the Panama Canal dispute with Tillman Platt and Teller clashing on policy and the President's role. Tillman attacked the administration while Platt defended the plan and Roosevelt’s leadership, favoring a strong hold across the canal route. Teller opposed the treaty absent broader negotiations, yet reserved support if ratified as law. The session closed with an executive vote.
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Panama
Nicaragua
Tillmn
Platt
New Republic
Pratt
Roosevelt
Tillman
Ostend
Teller
Plati
Machen Frugal Trial Delays Over Bank Transcript
In Washington the Machen case and co defendants face an indictment for selling letter box fasteners. J W Herring of Union National Bank testified on Machen's bank dealings. Assistant DA Taggert offered bank transcript evidence, objections arose, Holmes Conrad argued admissibility, and the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Washington
August W. Machen
Groff Brothers
Lorenz’s
J. W. Herring
Union National Bank of Westminster
Machen
Taggert
Charles A. Douglass
Holmes Conrad
Bryan Talks on Peace at Holland Society Dinner
New York January 21 over 460 members and guests attended the Holland Society of New York annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. Toasts included Peace by William J Bryan and Holland Our Ally In the Revolution by Rev George Co Lorimer, with President Roosevelt sending a letter of regrets. Bryan urged limits on conquest and praised a move toward reason over force in settling differences among nations.
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New York
Holland Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
William J.bryan
Holland
George Co. Lorimer
Chentung Liang Cheng
James M. Beck
Roosevelt
Holland Society
Bryan
England
Netherlands
Hague
United States
Russia
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief for Piles
A testimonial from Mr. EB A Leonard claims twenty years of suffering ended after using Pyramid Pile Cure. The ad describes the suppository as the best treatment, noting rapid, painless action and urging readers to request a free informational booklet from Pyramid Drug Co.
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EB. A. Leonard
Mexico
United States
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Belief in Brotherhood Presses Toward Peace Abroad
A passage urges that fear and pride must be tempered by belief in the brotherhood of man. It argues peace rests not on wealth or learning but on the democracy of the heart and universal arbitration. Justice from Hague tribunals is cited as a hopeful voice.
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Hague
Army Reforms Promised by War Secretary Forster
War Secretary Arnold Forster spoke in Liverpool outlining reforms to strengthen the army and navy. He urged fixing current deficiencies over assigning blame and called for better training to develop leaders for the defense council.
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London
Livrpool
Arnold Forster
Council of Defense
Efforts to Prevent Yellow Fever Return in U S
Washington reports Surgeon General, traveling from Mexico, secured cooperation to avert future yellow fever outbreaks. Dr Wyman states agreed measures should curb recurrence in the coming summer and autumn.
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Washington
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Mexico
Yellow Felver
Wyman
Cornwall Retires as Rail and Coal Company President
Dispatches from San Francisco report P. B. Cornwall resigns as president of the Bellingham Bay and British Columbia railway and the Slack Diamond Coal company. H. J. Taylor is chosen to succeed him. D. O. Mills interests in the railroad are now ascendant.
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Bellingham,Wn
San Francisco
P. B. Cornwall
Bellingham Bay and British Columbia Railway
Slack Diamond Coal Company
Black Diamond
King County
H. J. Taylor
D. O. Mills
Flour talk and bread critique from Riverdale and Ogden Milling
The text discusses flour brands like Riverdale and Phoenix and methods for perfect bread and pastry. It critiques biscuits, rolls, and tea biscuits and mentions OGDEN MILLING and Elevators associated with flour production.
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Hewlett Bros
S. W. Badcon
Christendom
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
THE
Cornwall
Iverdale
Phoenix Flou
Washington Ave
Ogden
Utah
Parsons
Ieee
Ieee the Kienera
So Cure
Secotimonals
Medicine CO
Cal
WM. Driver
Wash Ave
PAINE @ HURST'S
N. B
Boa
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