Message to Congress on Roosevelt third-term debate
The article reports reactions to President Roosevelt’s message to Congress discussing a possible third-term bid, with Republicans largely silent or praising aspects of the address. It notes comments from Senators Tillman, La Follette, and others, and outlines partisan splits over renomination and public policy themes raised by the message.
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Thunderer Lauds Message From President Laeserelts Critics
The Times prints an editorials urging Congress to act on the President's latest message. It praises his resolve, denounces opposition as weak, and signals support for vigorous policy on military readiness and foreign affairs amid calls for reform.
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United States
Hood Sarsaparilla and Hood remedies in wartime illness tale
A garbled patient account describes pneumonia after grip and praises Hood remedies. It recalls a long illness followed by recovery after taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and similar tonics, claiming relief and renewed strength before continuing with daily life.
Demagogue Charges in Day Speech Sparks Syracuse Clash
Janet-Chancellor James P Day of Syracuse University claims President Roosevelt’s message panders to class prejudice and calls for sweeping corporate defense. He denies taking money from any corporation, says he was misrepresented, and warns against political smear while defending ethical standards amid public dispute.
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Janet
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Congress
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Chambers Letter Stolen in Washington Scandal
A letter from Assistant General Wainige Law and Chambers to former Auditor G. Davidson, connected to a Roosevelt message to Congress, was reported stolen from a government office. The theft, tied to a Trans James incident, and the thief’s identity remain unknown, with officials denying knowing who stole it.
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Jo Iealy
Atetison Toorka
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Guiral
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Davidson
Roosevelt
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Heals
Han
Waiting for Groundhog Tradition Ends Winter Hopes
Groundhog Day tradition drives city anticipation as beliefs hinge on whether the creature sees a shadow. If a shadow appears, locals expect forty more days of winter according to folklore.
Groundhog Day Weather Lore and Forecast Details
The piece discusses Groundhog Day predictions for a six week period, noting shadow sighting and its link to winter or spring. It references forecasters, sun conditions, and historical weather trends including February temperatures and record highs and lows.
Deserters Theme Raises Legal Probe of Detective Agency
Judge Breggin in Philadelphia January 31 appointed F Clinton Rhoads to continue an investigation into Miller and Sharkey a private detective firm known for arresting army and navy deserters Tudge Buegg warned license action could follow if grounds exist The agency faced a deserter arrest tied to an assault case yielding a 30 day county jail sentence The agency head claimed to have 5000 names of alleged deserters supplied by Washington authorities
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Washington
Navy assigns Winslow to New Hampshire fitting duties
Commander Cameron V R Winslow of the Bureau of Navigation is ordered to command the battleship New Hampshire during its fitting out at the New York Shipbuilding Company yards in Camden. He will reach captain before commissioning. Samuel W B Diehl is assigned to the Tennessee and the battleships await commissioning within months.
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New Hampshire
New York Shipbuilding Company
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Call to Arms Bryan Urges Democratic Support at Wilmington Meeting
William Jennings Bryan addressed a Wilmington mass meeting urging Democrats to back Roosevelt and remain loyal to reform. He praised Roosevelt while criticizing Wall Street influence and the Aldrich bill, warning Republicans to meet progressive issues or risk Democratic gains in Congress.
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Democratie
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Aldrich
Army Orders Detail Transfers and Assignments Amid Personnel Movements
Army orders list numerous transfers and assignments among Fifth Field Artillery First Field Artillery Engineer Corps Coast Artillery and Philippine Scouts. Key moves include Thanhefers and Selfridge between field units. Maj John Sewell and Lt Charles Moore detailed for roles. Col Woolward designated inspector general. Cast deta detachments and militia retirements noted. Fron Chathem to Fort Andrews Mass for quartermaster work. William Muldoon assigned to temporary Philippine duties before Manila.
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Philippine Scouts
Orders to Naval Officers and Promotions in 1907
Orders from the Bureau of Navigation dictate promotions and retirements for naval officers. Admiral Po Harrington faces retirement in Jamestown Norfolk, with Captain Zane commissioned and Commander F L Chadwick detailed in the command chain. Reports to the Naval Examining Board in Washington, DC detail promotion considerations and assignment changes for July 1903 through December 1907.
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Jamestown
Norfolk Va
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Naval Examining Board
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Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Cadets for Officers Proposals to Expand Scout Appointments
Gen Wood endorses new sources for officer supply including Philippine Scouts. He urges junior commissioned posts to accept graduates of military schools and Military Academy targets, noting ages that may soon bar eligibility for second lieutenant in the scout organization.
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Philippine Scouts
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Scout Organization
A Power in Finance Paymont on the Bank of France
The piece debates France's Bank of France as a central bank model and contrasts it with US banking. It notes France’s large note circulation backed by credit rather than reserves, the government partnership, the high dividends, and the potential political risks of a central bank system. It underscores the difference between French and American banking structures and assets.
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The Men of the Frontier From Outing Magazine
A compact view of frontier life in Western expansion detailing gold rush towns and lawless camps. It notes mass migrations to California Nevada and Colorado, rapid town growth, and the emergence of order through brave men who created early codes of law amid violence and chaos.
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Weather Conditions Disturbance Spreads Snow Across Regions
The report outlines a front moving from Colorado into Central Illinois and the Southern Atlantic States, bringing fluctuating snow and rain. Strong winds affect the East Gulf coast and Atlantic coastlines with cold waves forecast for Missouri to Dakota and layered warnings across Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and surrounding areas.
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Brig Gen Davis Retired After Reaching Age Limit
Brig Gen John M K Days, a longtime artillery officer, retires after reaching the mandatory age of sixty four. A native of the District of Columbia and Arkansas Military Academy graduate, he served in the Spanish American War and rose to inspector general of volunteers before returning to the regular army. His last post was commander of the Department of the Gulf and head of the retiring board.
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The Big Contest Adds Bold Cash Prizes
The notice promotes a popular contest with five hundred dollars in attractive cash prizes for winners. It promises entertainment and easy ways to participate by saving coupons and following simple trends to win one of the big prizes.
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