Harriman Conspiracy Ties to Roosevelt Policy Revealed
President Roosevelt exposes a web of Harriman backed moves to discredit his policies. Van Fleet’s judgeship links prompt probes while a feud with Harriman surfaces over New York politics and campaign funding pressures. The White House confirms conditions for any interview with Harriman and notes broader legislative influence concerns.
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Vention
Harriman
Roosevelt
van Fleet
California
Pritchard
North Carolina
James 3B
Duke
American Tobacco Company
Hanna
Friends of
Fem
Bmy
New York
Depew
Morgan
Vanderbilt
Cortelyou
State Committee
Odell
Frank Black
Senate
Black
White House
No Pledges Were Made in Campaign Subscriptions
The account predicts disappointment as no pledges were exchanged for contributions to campaigns. The President notes that corporate donations occurred to both parties, denies blackmail, and cites a wealthy citizen offering $2.00 tied to a ministerial appointment, with返 turning funds and a tobacco trust conflict.
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Alton 5
Parker
Corteiyou
Republian Fund
Democratic Fund
National Committee
Belgium
Tobacco Trust
Independent Tobacco Men
Roosevelt Receives Pointers on Railroad Regulation
President accepts communications from A B Stickney of Chicago and Great Western, James Speyer of James Speyer & Co New York, and Frederick Whitridge New York lawyer. Stickney proposed several ideas for railway regulation to aid upcoming legislation. Whitridge invited to Washington to confer with the President, arrival anticipated in the coming days.
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A. B. Stickney
Chicago and Great Western
James Speyer
James Speyer & Co
New York
Frederick Whitridge
Stickney
Congress
Rally for Publicity Bill Call at Victoria Hotel
Perry Belmont issues a call for a meeting of the National Publicity Bill Organization to press for a national nonpartisan publicity law. The April 16 noon gathering at the Victoria Hotel will feature addresses by William J. Bryan, Samuel Gompers, and others as they seek adoption of federal publicity measures.
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Bryan
Gompers
Perry Belmont
New York
National Publicity Bhi
Victoria Hotel
Senate
House of Representatives
National Publicity Bill Organization
Congress
William J. Bryan
Samuel Gompares
Taft Meeting Not Success in Portsmouth Ohio
In Portsmouth Ohio on April 3 a Taft club organization met with 21 attendees plus two reporters from the press among 300 signers. Capt George A Batterson was chosen president. The list shows many prominent citizens but few leaders or precinct workers, and only a small handful of local, county, or federal officeholders have joined the movement yet.
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Washington
FORAKER IN DEMAND Ohio Senator Invited for Public Addresses
Senator Joseph Benson Foraker of Ohio receives many invitations to speak across the state. He plans to address Canton on April 4 at the chamber of commerce banquet, Steubenville on May 30, and Wilberforce on June 30 near Wilberforce University for colored students.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Joseph Benson Foraker
Oho
Taft
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Bfr
Burton
Reform
Foraker
Steubenville
Wilberforce
Wilberforce University
Galusha A Grow Buried In Simple Funeral
Former Congressman Galusha A Grow is laid to rest in Glenwood with a simple service. James T Dubois of the State Department represented the government and directed arrangements in Scranton Pennsylvania on April 3. The Washington Post advertises the Jamestown Exposition and Gamestown coupon.
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James T. Dubois
Scranton
Glenwood
Galusha A. Grow
State Department
Washington
Washington Post
Harriman Silent on Senatorial Bid Amid Webster Letter Debate
Special to The Washington Post reports Harriman refuses further comment on his bid to win a Senate seat, denying motives tied to Depew. Lovett travels to Washington as the Interstate Commerce Commission session resumes, while Wall Street weighs the Roosevelt-Harriman clash and possible new lines of inquiry.
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Depew
Wall Street
Washington Post
New York
Edward H. Harri Man
Alexander Bilter
Union Pacific
Roosevelt
Cornelius N. Blies
Chauncey M. Depengald
Washington
Barriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Financial District
Harriman
Sidney Webster
Mr. Webster
Webster
I Ilinois Central Railroad
Harri- Tan
Mr. Fish
New York State
IMM
France
Wght
National Republican Committee
Harry R. New
Indiana
Why Mrs Eddy Acted In Retiring From Secular Duties
The document shows Mary Baker G. Eddy announcing her withdrawal from managing secular affairs due to aging and desire for peace. She names trustees Henry M. Baker Archibald McLellan and Josiah E. Fernald to oversee her property and financial matters, addressing her Boston church readers of about forty thousand.
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Henry M. Baker
Archibald McLellan
Josiah E. Fernald
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Hundreds in contest letters boom candidates for Jamestown trips
The Alexandria and Maryland crowds join a growing pull to win free Jamestown Expo trips offered by The Post. Entries pour in from government workers, postal staff, Navy Yard youth, and car conductors like G W Walker No 72 1 and George Smith a veteran carrier claiming lineal descent from Capt John Smith. Separate local contests award 100 trips across districts.
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Alexandria
Maryland
Washington
District of Columbia
City of
Chevy Chase
Alexandria County
Alexandria City
Tony
Jamestown
CHR Service Commission
H. GW
Seta
G. W. Walker
Etreat Hine
Walker
Hige
Navy Yard
Fast
Jamestown Bg
George Smith
John Smith
Jamestown Colony
May visit Mrs Andrews under court ruling in insanity case
Justice Davis ruled that Mrs Nannie Roosevelt may visit her sister Mrs Constant Andrews three times weekly at a Westchester sanitarium, denying the husband’s presence during interviews. Andrews, worth a million dollars, is under a court estate committee with ongoing family disputes, divorce actions, and related suits amid a complex affair including a co respondent in a Philadelphia divorce action.
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New York
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Nannie Roosevelt
John E. Roosevelt
Constant Andrews
Andrews
Westchester
Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Angers Labor Over Debs Moyer Haywood Label
Special to The Washington East reports Cleveland April 3 union men condemn President Roosevelt for placing Debs Moyer and Haywood on a level with Harriman. At United Trades and Labor Council HQ the Roosevelt Harriman contrast dominates discussion amid charges of bias and pretrial prejudgment against the labor leaders. Local figures including Harry Thomas and Max 8. Hayes denounce the president’s comments as dangerous and extraordinary for a national leader.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Debs
Moyer
Haywood
Harriman
United Trades and Labor Council
Roosevelt-Harriman
Sherman
Hardman
Harry Thomas
Taft
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Max 8. Hayes
Typographical Union
Citizen, & Local Labor Organ
Enone
The
United
Choate Opposes Hughes at Utility Amendment Hearing
Joseph H. Choate, former U S ambassador to Great Britain, among railroad stockholders and bondholders representatives opposing the governor's utility amendment. He warned that investor timidity rises from hostile legislation and urged a public service law protecting the interests of the people and bondholders, barring rebates and unfair stock watering.
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Albany
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Senate Judiciary and Assembly Railroads
Harriman
Harriman Lines Hearing Set Before ICC in Washington
Paul D. Crevath Joan G. Mitchum and Robert Lavett all of New York arrived in Washington to represent E H Harriman at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Harriman lines investigation held today.
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Paul D. Crevath
Joan G. Mitchum
Robert 3. Lavett
New York
Union Pacific Railroad
Washington
Harriman Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glubman in Auto Smashup Near Monument
Col Frank ZL Denny United States Marine Corps and Chevy Chase Club president was badly hurt in a late night car crash near the Washington Monument. He sustained a fractured right arm and facial cuts. treated at Emergency Hospital and Naval Hospital and sent home to 1638 Connecticut Avenue.
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Frank ZL. Denny
United States Marine Corps
Chevy Chase Club
Col
Denny
Washington Monument
Kieys
Siaring
Connecticut Avenue
Naval Hospital
Twenty-third Street
Marine Corps
Washington
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
Jetter
Ocean Steamers Update From New York Voyage Reports
Ocean liner movements list several transatlantic departures and arrivals. Vessels include Friedrich ter Grosser from Naples and Kaleor Wilhelm II from Bremen, with connections to New York via Liverpool and Naples. Multiple ships are reported sailing to Rotterdam, Liverpool, and Hamburg, while Sable Island and Baltic are en route from Liverpool to New York expected around 8 a.m. Friday.
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New York
Caronla
Liverpool
Friedrich Ter Grosser
Naples
Kaleor Wilhelm II
Bremen
Cevle
Liverpoal
Liguela
Anwerp
Finlagd
Dover
Hromen
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Wrymouth
Patelet
Hamburg
Copenhagen
C F Tletgen
Christianiana
Havre—La Gascogne
Nord America
Queenstown
Ocegate
Livorepool
Nootiam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Toulonte
Astor
Gimxgow
Boma
Majestic
Baltic
All Run Down Condition Cited In Spring Ills
A spring ailment tale notes thousands suffer from winter impurities and blood humors causing pimples headaches and fatigue. It claims a widely endorsed medicine for relief and cites common testimony about its effectiveness in restoring health.
350 Counts Stricken From Standard Oil Indictments
In Chicago on April 3 Judge Landis struck out 350 counts in the indictments against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana over illegal rates on oil shipments due to defects in their drawing. Government lawyers said 1,500 counts remain viable.
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Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Nieteen
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Landis
United States District Court
Cabinet rejects American led Bering tunnel plan
St. Petersburg reports the cabinet today rejected two proposals for a railroad tunnel under the Bering Strait. The American syndicate aimed to link the trans Siberian railway with the Canadian Pacific line, a project seen as unfeasible by the government.
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St. Petersburg
Cabinet Today
Bering Straits
Weather Conditions Report from Early 1900s Weather Bureau
Central Eastern Kennas reports repression with light showers in the Middle Mississippi Valley and Upper Lake Region. Temperatures rise in the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Region. rain likely across New England and Middle Atlantic on Friday. Winds shift southerly along coasts, warmer on Thursday, colder in Missouri Valley. River bulletin notes clear rivers at Harper's Ferry, April 2.
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Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Kennas
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Lower
Atlantic Coast
Missouri Valley
Lake
South Atlantic
Grand Banka
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Belmont Dairy
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