Practice Every Form Filters into Editors War of Words
Indianapolis publisher Delavan Smith is attacked for Panama Canal dealings while New York Sun editor Laffan and other papers face a volley of editorials. President Roosevelt’s reply to William Dudley Foulke defends official records, calls out falsehoods, and condemns sensational journalism in a heated exchange spanning Indianapolis, New York, and Washington.
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William Dudley Foulke
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United States
That Journal
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Ananias Club
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Indianapolis Laws
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Pabbieks
Roosevelt
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Osen
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Uocules F. Taft
Willam Dudley Foulke
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Civil Service Compassion
Crane
New York
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Uion
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Department of the Interior
Hitchcock
Prairie Ol and Gas Company
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
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Shettest
Mai & BS
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Bayond Farb
President and Editor Clash Amid Public Dispute
A letter from Robecoveri in New York criticizes editors including Mr. Clavan Smith of the New York Sun for dishonesty and perversion of truth. It notes Roosevelt’s tirade and editorial clashes, arguing Sun’s editor shows no obligation to truth and faces friction over suppressed correspondence.
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the Sun
Roosevelt
Canoeists Vanish After Potomac River Accident
Joseph H Painter a National Museum botanist and 10 year old Robert S Wallis disappeared after their canoe overturned on the Potomac near Cabin John Bridge. Hats and coat found, mother Mrs Antoinette Waltie had a dream of drowning. Fishermen and Dr White aided search but no bodies located.
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National Museum
Robert S. Wallis Stett
Plummers Island
Girard Street
Robert
Wallis
Atreat
Potomac River
Painter
Antonette Waltie
Willis
Sne
David White
Biological Field Club
Cabin John Bridge
Field Club
White
Maryland
Dr. White
Wailis
Wajde
Rier
Stubblefield Falls
Virginia
Accient
Gio
Porter
Young-Wallia
Hugh ‘Wallis
bropHéteer
Minister Defends Yale Students in Commencement Letter
Abbott editor of Cytlodk writes to Yale students urging development of manly men and virtuous women. He argues happiness lies in a world with crime and misery rather than a world of puppet inhabitants controlled by God.
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Haven
Conn
Abbott
Cytlodk
Yale
Twins Born at Housatonic Station in Massachusetts
Special report from Washington Post notes twins born last evening at the Housatonic railroad station near Great Barrington Massachusetts. Parents are Mr and Mrs George Hyatt of the town. Mrs Hyatt was en route to Pittsfield when she left the train at Housatonic. The newborn twins are boys.
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Washington Post
Great Barrington
Mass
Dec
Housstonic
George Hyatt
Taft To Leave Hot Springs For New York And Washington
Taft and Mrs Taft depart Hot Springs at 845 PM for New York where he will attend the North Carolina Society dinner and deliver a speech on the South. He will later go to Washington to preside at conferences and meet Speaker Cannon while an office is opened there.
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Taft
Hot Springs
New York
North Carolina Society
Hotel Astor
South
Washington
Conservation Conference of Governors
Red Gros Society
Grbitron Club
Cannon
Miss Bourdtan
Death auto theory topic spurs memorial organ service
In New York a planned service at the Metropolitan Temple will open with remarks by President-elect Taki and other national figures to dedicate the McKinley memorial organ. The event ties to ongoing debates about whether electric chair shock or autopsy kills, as County Physician Frank G. Carnexle and Dr. H. Mackenzie prepare to study the condemned man John Mantaganna before execution.
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New York
Taki
Metroroan
Shem Hughes
Andrew Carnege
Frank G. Carnexle
el Ang
A. Worthy
H.mackenzie
John Mantaganna
Essex County
Wr. & A. Spiteke
Philadelphia
Davis
Mshrael
Mackensie
Westfield driver charged in Plainfield death of contractor
Jonathan H Randolph of Plainfield died from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by Westfield resident, Cooper, at Jefferson Avenue. Cooper arrested after identity was traced. murder charge filed. coroner to hold inquest. Randolph, a Plainfield contractor, was leaving a trolley car when struck at about 50 mph.
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Plainfield
N. Y
Jonathan H. ‘Randolph
Muhlenberg Hospital
Westfield
Cooper
Randolph
Jefferson Avenue
Robinson
MacDonald
Kielyn
Sergt
Herbert L. Overbaugh
Higgins
Weatfield
At-Sirat
New York
Hia
Ship Sinks With 25 on Board in Fierce Lake Gale
Duluth reports the steamer N. M. Clemson overdue from lower Lake Superior port with nine coal cargo aboard. All hands are presumed lost after the vessel disappeared in a severe gale. Captain A B Chamberlain of Duluth confirmed the vessel was overdue and crew unaccounted.
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Duluth
Minn
Lakes
Canada
Nova Scotia
Craw
M. Clemson
Lower Lake Superiog
Porta
A.B. Walkin
Marquette Named for Father Marquette in National Forest Plan
The upper peninsula will hold two more national forests and a departure of land in Chippewa County formed the Quinquois forest. A third forest of about 90,000 acres was planned for Leelanau and Manistee counties.
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Destown
Marquette
Father Marquette
Grace ousted as treasurer in Parlor City Lodge
Patrick H. Grace lost his annual elected post as treasurer of the Parlor City Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen after he wrote a letter to President Roosevelt and referenced “what we are anxious to know” on Brotherhood stationery. Z T. F. Walker succeeds him.
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Binghamton
N.C
Roosevelt
Patrick H. Grace
Parlor City Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Z T. F. Walker
Alm
Grace
Tafts
Jeers for old Alexis Simon assumes presidency
The Washington Post reports Haiti turmoil as exiled leader Alexis returns to Port au Prince to confront Gen Birmin and Firmin factions. Provisional ruler Simon proclaims executive authority while landings and gun salutes mark a tense political landscape across Cape Haitian and Gonales areas. Fire of opposition and military posturing loom as Firmin moves toward Kingston and Haiti to challenge the regime.
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Washington Post
Kingston
Jamaica
Lord Alexis
Halt
Birmin
Port Au Prince
Hall
Gen
Alexis
Haiti
Bis
Landme
Francie
Simon
Antoine Simon
Oter
Fouchard
Firmin
Gonalves
St Marc
Antenor Firmin
Heracau
Uife
St Mere
Caminer
Sienan
Cape Haitien
Leconte
Intative
Cherughia
Letonte
Two Killed in Train Wreck Near Amarillo Texas
Two persons perished and several were injured when north and southbound Santa Fe passenger trains collided near Amarillo. Ed. Maxan of Roswell New Mexico and Smith of Roswell were killed on the southbound train. Injured include W H Nelson Amarillo conductor and Fireman Holstein from the southbound train, among others. Frost delayed rescue efforts and weather hampered initial response.
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Amarillo
Tex
Vec
Santa Fe
Ed. Maxan
Roswell
N. Mex
Ene
Smith
W. H. Nelson
Amarilla
Firemay Holstein
I. Ia
Resigns as First Baptist Pastor amid Faith Healing Debate
The Rev. Dr. C. F. Windigler announced his resignation from the First Baptist Church as opposition grows over his teachings on mind over matter and psychology. He cited the Emmanuel Church movement and its mental healing methods, urging his congregation to leave after the sermon while indicating he may not remain in ministry.
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C. F. Windigler
First Baptist Church
Board of Deacons
Winbigier
Windigler
Washington
Philadelphia
Frankford Avenue
Winnigier
Chriss Hantty
Bestng
Emmanuel Church
T Movement
Boston
Blackjacked Philadelphian Dies After NYC Robbery
George W. Long of Philadelphia was found unconscious with a head wound in a hallway at 40 Bar Twenty-eighth Street in New York. He died before ambulance arrival. Pockets looted. police suspect robbery followed by assault. Janitress Margaret Simmons found him. Dr Lackey at Bellevue Hospital said death occurred some time earlier with a two inch forehead wound.
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New York
Bec
George W. Long
Philadelphia
Atenement
Baar Twenty-eighth Street
Margaret Simmons
Long
Dr. Lacke
Bellevue Hospital
Lonk
Lackey
Senator Platt Arrives to Open New York Senator In Washington
Senator Thoms C. Platt of New York and his wife Mrs Abel arrived in Washington yesterday and took residence at the Arlington. He reached about four o clock and met some friends before retiring early citing fatigue. He will occupy his Senate seat today, continuing his practice of being present for the first day of each session.
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Thoms C. Platt
New York
Banker Purchases Bible Linked to Lord Amberat's Copy
Reports indicate J Pierpont Morgan bought a noted Bible once owned by Lord Amberat. The artifact, valued at $5,000, was sold recently in London amid interest from collectors and financiers.
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King Chastes Ps
London
Dec
J. Pierpont “Sforgan
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