President Roosevelts long message urges railroad rate reform
The President calls for federal regulation of interstate rates with an administrative body to set maximums after full investigation and court review. He also backs supervision of private cars, insurance, and cooperative regulation, while urging economy, anti-corruption, and stronger labor protections amid wide-ranging policy themes.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Value and Longevity
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as economical and effective, claiming a bottle lasts longer and does more good than any other medicine. It emphasizes the product as the only remedy offering 100 doses for one dollar.
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Panama Canal healthy city plan aids excavation restart
The Isthmus has been sanitized to a healthful condition with yellow fever largely eliminated and general health improved. Water supply paving and sewerage plans for Panama and Colon, plus labor camps, are advancing. medical facilities and adequate worker welfare are in place. Congress is urged for emergency funding to resume large scale excavation within six months, with an initial $10,000,000 already spent of $335,000,000 Spooner Act authorization.
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President Bartholdt Hails Peace Plan At Hague Conference
Representative Bartholdt of St Louis lauds the President for endorsing a practical peace program ahead of the second Hague conference. He says arbitration supporters welcome clear, definite aims separating duty from achievable goals and notes growing public focus on international order through U S leadership. The interview highlights progress in the peace movement and the role of the United States.
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