President Roosevelt 13,833 Mile West Tour Plans
President Roosevelt plans a cross nation tour beginning April 1 from Washington by rail to Chicago, Madison, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, and many stops through North and South Dakota, Montana, Oregon, California, Washington, ending in Seattle and returning to Washington in June. The journey includes speeches, visits to state legislatures, parks, expositions, and multiple private receptions with Secretary Root and others.
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Jamestown
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Preston
Roosevelt
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Yellowstime National Park
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Lois
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Lawrence
Topeka
Elgut
Cnderndda
Grand Canyon
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Seiigman
Arcive
Barstow
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Redlands
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Riveraldo
Claremont
Paradena
Los Angeles
Vielt
Ventura
Santa Barbara
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Monterey, &al
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Washingtom
Family sizes shrink across United States research shows
The report notes average family size fell nationwide from the rural 1880 baseline to about 4.4 to 5.0 in various regions, with the South Central and mountain states showing drops. It cites New England and New York as higher ranges, while Utah’s average rose slightly to 4.9, and cites city variances including Los Angeles Jacksonville and Spokane at low levels. The Hawaii census reports smaller families at 3.7. A related item says the California Hawaii sugar refining plant of Crockett will close indefinitely, risking 409 jobs and harming Crockett’s economy.
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Nebraska
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Bighauton
Charleston
Spokane
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Joliet
Chicago
Pope County
Illinois
Halwaiian Islands
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Hawaii Sugar Company
Crockett, Cal
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Crockett
Railroads to Spend 270 Million on Near Future Improvements
The editorial notes large rail capital investments across U S lines totaling about 270 million dollars this year. New York Central and Union Pacific plan major terminal and main-line upgrades, Wabash targets Atlantic access and Pittsburgh paths, while Frisco expands toward New Orleans and new Crescent City terminals. Canada’s Grand Trunk also allocates funds for road improvements and Pacific access.
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Fragmentary Telegraphic News Items From Various Cities
Telegraphic notes report Frank Bowen killed by H I Ste gard Benclare 8 D injuries from Rochester Pa fire damages 50000. Dominica seismic disturbances Haudures troops defeated at Talgua by revolutionaries Henderson Kentucky tobacco plant fire losses 75000 insurance 50000. Abbess Elizabeth van Kneussier of Ol Woman's Aylin Munich sentenced six years for poisoning servant girl Maria Arie involved Hubibert fruits released from physicians. War Department publishes caps Philippine telegraphs claiming efforts to establish.
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Senate debates extra session and Panama Canal links
The Senate opened an extra session with rules reform talks and pending cloture proposals. Debate covered executive sessions, rule changes for timed votes, and a proposed cost report on printed documents. Louisiana and Morgan attacked the Panama Canal Company titles and Colombia’s role as the canal treaty moves forward.
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Allison
Committee On Rules
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Committee On
Cullom
Morgan
Kean
N. J
Pratt
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Teller
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Pasama Canal Company
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Panama Canal Company
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Panama Canadl Company
House of Representatives
Spooner
Levi Ankeny
Washington
Watching the Waters in Lower Mississippi District Grows Alarming
Flood fears mount in the lower Mississippi as convicts are released to guard levees from Memphis to New Orleans. Armed guards and sentinels patrol embankments while planters fear treachery and possible deliberate breaches to relieve flood pressure. The Yazoo Mississippi levee board has enlisted convicts and armed them to shoot anyone seen tampering with embankments, signaling the worst flood danger in years.
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Mississippi River
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ohio
Missouri
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New Orleans
Yazoo-Mississippi
Arma
COAL MEN SET FREE IN CHICAGO COURT INDICTS ACQUITTED
Judge Chetlain in Chicago instructed the jury to acquit coal operators charged by a special fraud jury with illegal combination and restraint of trade. He ruled the acts were interstate commerce and the state courts lacked jurisdiction, prompting cheers from defendants and counsel as they left the courtroom. Prosecutors lamented the decision, which sent the case back to federal courts for possible further action.
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Chicago
Chetiain
Pudge Chetinin
Chetlain
United States
Few-Line Interviews Reflect Turbulent Era Dialogues
A mosaic of stray quotations from political and religious leaders. Senator McLaurin and Kaiser Wilhelm are cited with irony. Emperors and university presidents weigh in on labor, religion, and patriotism amid a shifting national discourse.
Not Always the Moat Attractive
Analyzed social contrasts between highly accomplished women and more average peers, noting how extreme achievement can hinder charm and complicate male allure. Highlights Miss Rosa Falls, a successful New Orleans lawyer, and discusses signatures and home life guidance from early 1900s periodical columns.
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