Can Roosevelt Split the Republican Party Clash
Conservative Republicans in Congress fear challenging the President's reform program may fracture the party while Democrats eye the national ticket. Taft backers rally, Roosevelt policies polarize leaders, and Senate and House factions weigh how far to defy the President without aiding the opposition.
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Omega Oil promises relief for weak backs
Omega Oil claims to strengthen weak backs for both women and men through rubbing. The advertisement targets people suffering when stooping or straightening, asserting the product provides relief when other remedies fail. It emphasizes quick, noticeable relief and urges trial for persistent back pain.
Democrats to Endorse President Doctrine Pointer
A Democratic House caucus will be called to endorse doctrines from the President's Friday message, aligning Roosevelt's views with the party. Rep Henry of Texas plans a petition to gather support among members, while noting praise for injunctions and signaling political timing in line with Bryan.
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Roosevelt Ripples Stir in Congress Praise Amid Criticism
Representative Albert Douglas of Ohio lauds the President's message to Congress while acknowledging fierce opposition from enemies seeking to discredit the administration. An interview last night notes Rooseveltian fervor in the replies and the broad partisan reactions shaping public sentiment amid the current crises.
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President's message frames economic and ethical battles ahead
The text argues the administration faces a choice between risking market disruption from aggressive regulation or seeking balanced reforms aligned with constitutional interstate commerce powers. It predicts a deep, hopeful impact on the public and urges Congress to respond to the President's appeal to major corporations as a moderating force against radical policy.
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Bryan Extols Roosevelt at Dover Mass Meeting
William Jennings Bryan addressed a Dover Opera House audience with William Saulsbury welcoming him. He praised Roosevelt as an honest reformer and argued for principles guiding the nation. A Philadelphia dinner honored William Berry for exposing financial mismanagement, with Gore and other Democrats in attendance. Bryan avoided presidential talk.
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Meeting hints Berry as fit running mate option
The record notes that the discussion signaled Mr Berry could be a suitable running mate for the next presidential campaign. The purpose of the meeting was to test this possibility and indicate support for a ticket alignment.
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Taft Crawfords Backed by South Dakota GOP Convention
The Republican State committee named Huron as the place and April 1 as the date to hold the convention selecting delegates to the national convention. Resolutions endorsing Secretary Taft for President and Col. I Crawford for United States Senator were adopted.
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Kentucky for Fairbanks Second Choice of Blue Grass
Special to The Washington Post reports Kentucky will send a solid Fairbanks delegation to the Chicago convention and the state central committees will be reorganized accordingly. After multiple conferences, Taft campaign representatives canceled further talks, as Fairbanks plans solid control and Hughes of New York may be a second choice. District leaders in Seventh, Eleventh, and Fifth districts expressed confidence in securing a unified delegation, with state conventions likely between March 15 and 30.
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Montana Governor Toole Resigns From Office
Helena Feb 1 Governor Joseph K Toole tendered his resignation effective April 1 and will be succeeded by Edwin Norris of Dillon as lieutenant governor. Toole has twice won Montana governorship on the Democratic ticket and cites health reasons for stepping down.
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Contested HQ Plans in Democratic Caucus Choice
In eight days the Democratic Congressional committee chair race narrows to three candidates. Lloyd favors moving headquarters to Chicago if chosen, while Flood and Bowers push Washington as the main center with branch offices in New York. Observers note Missouri's M. DeArmond influence and Shackleford remarks shaping strategy.
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Blame for Iroquois fire decision against Fuller Company
In a Chicago Superior Court ruling Judge Chytraus held the George A Fuller Construction Company liable for building ordinance violations in the Iroquois Theater damage case. Thirty five plaintiffs sought about 100000 in damages after the theater company proved insolvent, with hopes to collect from the contractor.
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Appointment Opposed for Maryland Agricultural College Physician
In Hyattsville on February 1 trustees of Maryland Agricultural College plan to discuss appointing a resident physician to replace the late Dr. W O Eversfeld. Acting president Capt Richard W Sylvester has named Dr John Parran Briscoe, drawing dissent from Trustee Charles F H Stanley who backs Dr John Cronmiller. applicants Guy W Latimer and A O Etienne also favored. The post pays about 91 dollars annually.
Senate approves bills on threats felony and firemen relief fund
Virginia Senate committees favor a felony charge for writing or sending letters or papers threatening bodily harm aimed at individuals or lawmakers amid the Black Hand crackdown. A separate measure creates a firemen s relief fund funded by a 1 percent premium tax from all fire insurance companies, estimated to raise 422 000 annually for distribution to firefighters. The senate also backs a coastal protection appropriation of 10 000 80 and reviews Wharton insurance law reforms to end price fixing among insurers.
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Despondent mother commits suicide in Richmond home
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia reports Mrs Sophia Oral, 26, shot herself at home today. Grief over her six month old infant’s illness weighed on her, and she left a note asking her husband to forgive her. The infant’s condition was noted as impaired.
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North Carolina Assembly Ends Special Session
The North Carolina Assembly adjourned sine die after approving an amended railway rate bill. The measure sets a 2 to 2.5 cent passenger fare scale and restricts railroad practices, including prohibiting salesmen from soliciting orders for intoxicating liquors and blocking railroad mergers. Governor Glenn praised the session, and a joint resolution thanked him while rejecting railroads pension offers to cover session costs.
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Ten Cadets Expelled For Hazing At Virginia Tech
Blacksburg Va Feb 1 Ten cadets were expelled from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute today after faculty review of hazing charges. President Barringer stated he is determined to abolish hazing with cooperation from the commandant and faculty. The cadets dismissed tonight left for their homes.
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